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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1918

Page

2

Hastings School Closing and Local Notices

Hastings closes the school year with a crowded class play directed by Mrs. Edgar Christy. Commencement exercises were held Thursday. fixtures include a notable address by Mr. Price and a class photo in Red Oak. Memorial services are set for May 26 at 3 p.m. in the Hastings M E church.

Hastings Edgar Christy Hastings M. BE Rev. Smith T. A. Caven R. J. Brown Stella Caven Prescott W B. Caven Mr. Caven Niace Audrey Caven Albert Johnson Ft. Morgan Colo L. K

Hastings News Notes Local Life and War Dispatches

Journal details Hastings area events from families visiting Omaha and Kansas City to oiling streets, school graduation celebrations, and letters from a soldier abroad. It notes relatives traveling, health trips, and a mix of wartime reflections alongside community updates and local names.

Former Junction Boy Writes From France

Charles Hoskins, a Libertyville resident and former Junction boy, writes from France about life on the front. He details post duty, a dugout, electric light, a table to write, and frequent gas and shelling. He notes his ambulance section has faced more action than before and mentions two cars hit.

Junction Charles Hoskins Libertyville France F. E. Hoskins Hoskins

Selecting delegates at primary

Democrats are urged to vote in the June 3 primary to choose precinct committeemen and delegates to the county convention. The convention will have seventy one delegates and must be called by the county auditor within days. Voters should list one committeeman and three delegates per precinct, ensuring a full slate for the convention.

Henderson

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