Oak dists church to take place diamor trailing frame
Fragmented text outlines a sports schedule with multiple names and venues. Readers see references to Oak Hil, Main, Johnson, and various teams and times, but the passage is garbled and several items are unclear or incomplete.
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Oak Dists
Diamor
T Johnson
Mick
Oak
Frida
Ac Methodi
Allen
L MecCorn Robinsc
Mayber Sarsfiel Lovell
Sievers
Pelzer
Hensley Lewis
Toti Oek Hi Jensen
H. Ho
Birth of Second Child for Mr and Mrs Flovd Vo Jacobsen
Mr and Mrs Flovd Vo Jacobsen of Rt 2 welcomed a daughter at Audubon Memorial Hospital weighing 7 pounds 12 ounces born 11 45 PM Wednesday night last week. The baby has been named.
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Flovd Vo Jacobsen
Rt. 2
Audubon Memorial Hospital
Griswold Couple Welcomes First Child Timmie Snyder
Mr and Mrs Gene Snyder of Griswold announce the birth of their son Timmie on June 22 at Creston hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Shultz Griswold and Mrs Ralph Snyder Emmetsburg. great grandmothers are Mrs William Shultz Griswold and Mrs Anna Stennett Elliott.
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Griswold
Gene Snyder
Timmie
Creston Hospital
John Shultz
Ralph Snyder
Emmetsburg
William Shultz
Anna Stennett
Elliott
Night police chief John Day urges safer speeds at dusk
In Las Vegas New Mexico Police Chief John Day warns drivers to slow down as dusk approaches to save lives. The reminder highlights evening hazards and traffic safety.
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Las Vegas
N. M
John Day
Civil Engineer Held In Bank Robbery Case
Orrick Missouri police held 51 year old civil engineer John Sweeney Hickman after two explosions and a bank robbery at Citizens Exchange Bank. Hickman was chased by townspeople, wrecked his car, and the bank’s money was found near his crash site. Prosecutor to charge Hickman with armed robbery after hospital treatment in Richmond.
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Orrick
John Sweeney Hickman
Citizens Exchange Bank
Hickman
Kansas City
Ivan Thomas
Don Hall
Thomas
Hall
Jooker
S. D. Brady
Fulte Brothers
Clyde
Bobby
Keith Artman
Artman
Dick Dale
Richmond
E. I. Meyers Construction Co
Ottawa
Kan
Meyers
Soldier Girard to Wed Miss Sueyama in Japan
Haru Sueyama said Thursday she and American soldier William Girard will marry in three or four days at Camp Whittington. Girard, 21, awaits a U S Supreme Court decision on whether he should stand trial in a Japanese court for an incident on a firing range.
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Kagohara
Japan
Haru
Sueyama
Wiliam
Girard
Camp Whittington
U. S. Supreme Court
Ottawa
Tokyo
Son of Hickman family recounts capture on Orrick farm
Mrs. Hickman recalls her husband Meyers turning on and notes their scare as Hickman, once a survey worker around Orrick, was captured on the farm. She suspects financial strain may have driven him and mentions their three children and her role in family finances.
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Meyers
Hickman
Orrick
Mrs. Hickman
Ottawa
Hickmans
Road Commissioner Tells of Contacts About His Job
Road official Lundy recounts meetings with governor Wexviewlay and Des Moines figures about highway appointment and possible bid padding. Witnesses say Hollett warned Lundy his motives were misinterpreted as machinery firms describe rejecting an Indiana bidder in a bid-padding scheme.
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Landy
W. L. Groesbeck
Des Moines
Mickey Meneough
Lundy
Loveless
Hollett
Reko
Neko
Highway Commission
Machinery Company
Wexviewlay
Indiana
Flooding Destroys Lemon Park as McPherson Reels from Rain
A creek through Lemon Park in McPherson swelled overflowed banks and flooded the park and nearby homes after 3.75 inches of rain. Windom reported 5.22 inches as tributaries rose, with all local creeks running high. The Weather Bureau warned of substantial rises on Kansas River tributaries though Big Blue River should stay confined unless more rain falls.
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Mcpherson
Kan
Lemon Park
Windom
US Weather Bureau
Topeka
Kansas River
Big Blue River
Youth Given Fifty Years For Killing Negro Boy
A 17 year old gang member Joseph Schwartz was sentenced to 50 years in prison for the hammer murder of Alvin Palmer. Palmer, also 17, was waiting for a bus when attacked. The Rebels gang drove two cars and the group planned the crime. Schwartz claimed alcohol daze or to find a well dressed man for robbery and admitted hitting Palmer with a hammer. A dozen youths faced trial without a jury. one defendant to be tried later. State's Attorney called the sentence too light.
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Chicagop
Joseph Schwartz
Wilbert F. Crowley
Alvin Palmer
Schwartz
Palmer
Crowley
James Adams
Adams
Borst and Petersen Visit Mother in Hospital Stay
Mr and Mrs William Borst and Ransom Petersen of Buchanan Michigan are visiting their mother Mrs Emma Peterson a surgical patient at Atlantic Memorial hospital Mrs Ethel North and Mrs Opal Gress traveled to St Joseph Missouri Tuesday to see Norths cousin who underwent surgery Mrs Mae Pardee attended the Pardee family picnic at Audubon Sunday The Senior
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Marne
William Borst
Ransom Petersen
Buchanan, Mich
Emma Peterson
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Ethel North
Opal Gress
St. Joseph
MYT visits new campsite at Stanton Sunday
The report notes MYT visited a newly opened campsite at Stanton on Sunday. The slogan Start sooner drive slower live longer appears as guidance or promotion associated with the visit.
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Stanton Sunday
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