Nebraska City Too Much for Holmes Motors on Local Diamond
Nebraska City defeated Holmes Motors 12 to 5 as pitching and offense overwhelmed the Holmes squad. Ollinger started on the mound for Hillburg, with Gade finishing. The Holmes club faces Portsmouth next Sunday, hoping for a comeback victory as ten starters battle fatigue. Lonely critter note: the mountain beaver is not a beaver and is called sewellel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Stor
Go den
Sarsenne
Nebraska City
Safetius
Likime
Minte Four
Mumbury’s
Oblinger
Hillburg
Ste Fred
Ni Hays
Eme I
Holmes Motors
Plulsmouth
Nebraska
Loval
Holmes Mets
Karl
Features This Week at the Colonial Theater
The Colonial presents a slate of films and stars including Theradh h Turgur and Zachary Scott in a glamour filled program. The lineup includes a New York boarding house adventure adapted from Lot Felix, plus Western Dakota romance and comedy. Two night shows run Friday and Saturday August 2 and 3 with La Antonio and other features. midweek reels and the Sunny-Ieformers musical act close the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Enerson
Schary Scott
Dick Evdnun
Rosemary DeCuno
Bruce We Winamon
Jobe
Warner Hil
Faye Ener
Famories
Zachary Scott
Hotanthy
Boby Warner Bron
Altities
Lure
Lot Felix
New York
Gamgater
Andy
Wentern
Dakota
Hiram Doh
Wayne Ant
Vera Jira Aintan Glay
Wrighty
Timatitis
America
Ever Flys
Alexia “Smith
Warner
Vexan
Ain
Kenny Vlor
Jonni Geslin
Robert Hutton
Anmantie
Howe
Aw Taney
Riverton Triumphs 18 to 0 Over Farmer's Team
Riverton dominated the game Sunday afternoon, winning 18 to 0 as Wright and Hummell pitched for the visitors while Kingrey and Catlett handled the Farmers mound duties. A large crowd watched a faster paced contest than the final score suggested. Next Sunday Riverton travels to Fairfax to face Stel Warnstaff's squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverton
Diamund
Wright
Hummell
Kingrey
Catlett
Fairfax
Stel” Warnstaff
Hospital Notes From July Entries Preserve Local Births and Surgeries
The July hospital notes record numerous entries including births for Delores Smith and Mrs. John Whalen, major surgeries for Delores Smith, Mrs. Martin Dresher, Ralph Lester, and Floyd Rows, appendectomies for Powers and Jennings, and other surgeries or treatments for several residents across Manehard, Riverton, Thurman, Rock Port, Watson, Thurisan, Sites, and Totanye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores Smith
Watson Unterwent
Mess Tew Rawat
Gadh
John Whalen
Riverton
Ben
Martin Dresher
Afr
Floyd Rows
Taebor
Clenva Latimer
Ralph Lester
Rock Port
Romal Muery
Blues
Mom Pawnes
Watson
Change In Store Managers Mel Key Returns To Lead Hanbury Glathing
Change in store leadership at Hanbury Glathing as Mel Key, recently back from twenty three months in the navy, resumes management duties with his family returning. Bob Ibyss, long time Hamburg store manager, is transferred to the Atlantic store and will be missed in the community as he shifts to public affairs. A local picnic at River View Park in Nebraska City celebrated birthdays Lee Spittler and Tin White, with a later visit to Steinhart Park.
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Mel Key
Hanbury Glathing Company
Mo UL
Mr. Key
Avith Us
Bob Ibys
Hamburg
Hag
Atlantic
Huh
Mon Lowell Opelt
Dewin
Mon
Ley and
Gary
Dad Opal
Aon
Stephen Wayne
Tin White
Edna Wilcox
Nebraska City
Riverview Park
Lee Spittler
Steinhart Park
Iowa Supreme Court Upholds Fourth Cent Gas Tax
The Iowa Supreme Court ruled the fourth cent gasoline tax constitutional. The decision confirms the tax funds road and street projects, with 40 percent to cities and towns and 1 percent to counties for secondary roads. The case was brought by L. V. Curlien challenging the tax's legality.
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Towe
Femure
Grimes
L. V. Curlien
Lewisla Sture
Letion
Fremont County News Highlights At Union Banquet And Obituary Notes
Attendees at an AT&T banquet honored life saving awards to two North Platte workers who received medals and benefits for saving lives. The event also noted a transfer within long distance operations. Obituary notices include the passing of Mrs. A Tandy wife of Tr AW Tandy of High Creek and services were held at High Creek Cemetery. The Fremont County Chapter of the National Infantile Yardenia Foundation will meet at Hotel Sidney on Friday Aug 2 at 8 pm with Fremont County personnel urged to attend. Mrs Sidney serves as county chairperson and a central missive is requested for upcoming important meeting.
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Pun Oshpes
Unt
South Wake
North Platte
A. Tandy
Tandy
High Creek
Hala Beuil
Hives
Ugh Creek
Mary
Aiea
Fremont County
Natonal “Infantil Yaratenia Foundation
Hotel Sidne
Sidney
Town
Personnal
Mra
Chapler
Uniformed Service Members Return and News from Home
A dispersed village diary notes Pvt. Carl W. Clayton returning from a 30 day furlough to Kansas after Okinawa and VJ Day service with friends and family nearby. Lyall Reed visits Chicago early week before expected home. Shorty ends his Sept 1994 term and served in Okinawa with riflemen, later Korea and Pacific posts with family near Westboro. Ware discharged from the army at Shoemaker California. Mrs. Rhodhe Martin informs of wired updates about son Wil and Howard Calon in mid June, with further shifts and hopes for return.
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Carl WV. Clayton
Fe Riley
Kans
Bert Clayton
Buster
Okinawa
V-J Das
Lyall Reed
Chicazu
Korea
Westboro
Act
Ware
Pusy Ab
Calif
Abe
Msrotd
Martin
Rhodhe Martin
Howard Calon
Bombing Test Echoes at Sea and Local Renovations
Fragmentary OCR recalls Cumberland Sound bombing tests seen from ships nineteen miles out, with sunset glimpsed through hoods and smoke clouds resembling a blast from a nose bomb. It also notes public improvements at a local venue with remodeling and redecorating, mentioning George and a popular establishment.
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Cumberland Sound
Enwuich
Big Finiais
Phage
Keopens Gate Café The Gilson Closes After Months
Keopens Cafe The Gilson Gate has remained closed for more than a month, with records showing ongoing shutdowns and no announced reopening date. Local patrons report uncertainty as management cites ongoing repairs and market delays.
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the Gilson
Shower for Mrs A E and Mary Helen Stoner
Mrs Relph Stoner and Mr Stoner host an afternoon shower at the Woods home for their niece Mary Helen Stoner whose marriage to Maryin Volleresten of Talmage Nebraska was announced by her parents.
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A. E
the Woods
Mary Helen Stoner
Maryin Volleresten
Talmage
Nebraska
Relph Stoner
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