Report on International Convention in Boston
The convention of the organisation in Boston this summer drew about 40 delegates. Highlights included remarks by Mr. Bare SEC and reports on objectives to help those in need. A New England byraklad was served at morning entertainment and harvest hand dinner followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oval Club
Boston
Bare Sec
New England
Wil
New Yor State
Mewes
Sandth
Denlagn Club
RW. Hooker
Shenandoah, Wa
Elm & Guest
We Take It All Back on Fishing Confession
A fragmented reminiscence recounts days of stringing along fishermen and critics. The speaker admits past boasts about Paul Supéon’s fishing, the sardine suggestion, and a rescue by J. L. Mattox, ending with a pledge to avoid repeating the same missteps and to mend relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iater
Paul Supéon
Paul Cat
J. L. Mattox
Mr. Matton
Paul
Annual Miller Bolton family picnic reported near Westboro
A community picnic was held at the home of Ms and Mrs Leo Benes near Westboro. Attendees included Mrs Suda Bultur and others from multiple towns, with many Miller and Stanbrough family members present among62 attendees.
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Anual Miller-tbolton
Tamburg
Ars
Roy Miller
Eid Mins
Hare Old Miller
E Miler
W. A. Bringer
End
Olin Miller
Westboro
Jess Stanbrough
Cedar Rapids
Dele May
Mt. Vernon
Marvel ‘Stanbough
Essex
Jack Btanbough
Shenandoah
Goess
Helen Hammill
Wilatt Taylor
Dear Cradle
George Mccall
Mamibure
Doris Pliner
Carrol McDonald
Sidney
Tad ‘Theme Thorn
Navy veteran Virgil Lair visits home after service
Virgil Lair, son of Mr and Mrs Eifon Lair, returns from a four year U S Navy enlistment. He plans a three month vacation before re enlisting and may receive a promotion upon reentry. A separate item notes the Southwestern Laws Order event at Wandensleatres Park on August 12 with an extended program and invited members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Lair
Bos
Eifon Lair
Witer
U.& Nace
Virg
Aines
Virgo
Southwestern Laws Orta
Wandensleatres Park
Hanburg
To Open Clothing Store in Neer Future
Robert Barks plans to open a clothing store on September 1 in the room now occupied by Hey Mansfield. Burns will install a new line of gents furnishings and clothing with a broad stock to meet demand, marking a welcome addition to the local business scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Barks
Harry Mansfield
Peluw Brook
Post Offier
Ciel Sanders
Winalilne
Vie Place
Girls Defeat Merchants Thursday Night in Kittenball
Hamburg reported a dramatic Thursday night kittenball game where local business men challenged the girls, only to be outplayed. Thomas pitched for the girls with Phipps behind the bat as they routed the men, proving the ladies’ superior speed and throwing. The event ends with the girls maintaining dominance in the annual clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Len
Buya
Talalnz
Sors Ribeel Exell
Marise Meld
Danley
Bud Slayton
Jerry Oude
Woodrow Grant
Verne ‘Wray
Bud Maer
Bom
Yeody
Merivert Swenson
Hr Thom
Williams
the Mon
Kir
Lederworf
Humphries
Phipps
Thomas
Slayton
Lesley
Leech
Mutter
Acking Brown
Lundy
Nan
Cis
High Creek Plenic Annual Community Gathering
The High Creek plenie drew a smaller crowd due to extreme heat but remained a yearly reunion for locals who formed the community. A noon dinner pleased attendees as cooks showcased dishes and contests ran through the afternoon, culminating in festive activities.
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High Creek
Poll
Barn Fire Destroys Hay and Feed. Horses Safe
A barn burned down after the cart rushed to move it from danger. The fire consumed hay, feed, and miscellaneous items, but the horses were in a pasture and survived. Frank Mead is noted among those affected by the incident.
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Frank Mead
Wyoming
Former Resident Caroline Dailey Dies in Elbert Colorado
Caroline Dorothea Dailey born in Belverdotl Germany October 11 1854 and died at Elbert Colorado July 23 1938 at age 74. She came with her parents to Amelia Ohio settled Mor Ton Warren County where she grew to womanhood. She joined Evangelical Lutheran church and remained a faithful member. Survived by three sons Gary H Driever Chevalt Ohio Vie for Driever Hamburg and Louis W Driever Elbert Colorado and one granddaughter Mary Jorle Driever Elbert Ohio plus numerous relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Dorothea Dailey
Belverdotl
Germany
Ebert
Colorado
Amelia
Mor Ton
Warrrn County
Ohio
Mambure
Iowa
Eibert
Ste
Aveshires
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ong
Shrix
Gari HM
Driever
Chevalt
Oho
Vie
Hamburg
Lowe
Louis W. Driever
Elbert
Mary Jorle Oriever
Picnic at State Park Honors Lawson Family
A picnic at the state park honored Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Lawson and their daughter Miss Ruth of Glendale Gall. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Schneider Mr. Towle Mattes families Raymond Criever and family George Mattes and family Alberstal family George Green A J Apenet Fan Sey id Mrs. Gr and Moore family Rowe Nook family and Roger Spiegel of Omaha. In the afternoon they were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Caris Spiegel and family Mrs. Gus Noon Mrs. John Nook and Mrs Willard White and son. An enjoyable afternoon was spent visiting and it had been years since such a gathering.
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Theodore Lawson
Daugdler
Ruth
Glendale
Gall
State Park
Gunray
Schneider
Mrn. Towle /Mattes
Essex Independent to Close for Vacation
Charles Kinney Jr owner publisher of the Essex Independent announced the office would close for a week as he and his wife take a vacation. He notes small town weekly plants are usually run by the owner and one helper and wishes readers a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles &. Kinney, Jr
Essex Independent
Independent
Kinney
Charles
Bit of Trouble Over Lost Fold and Burned Bills
A reader describes George TMeCall losing his billfold after burning some funds. Portions of checks and paper bills survived. He recalls some checks and plans replacements, but wonders how to recover the rest and obtain reimbursement from the government. The fragment hints at difficulties in proof.
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George
Tarzan Finds a Boy and Other Colonial Week Features
The Colonial screens Tarzan Finds a Boy with Johnny Welns MullER and Maureen O’Finnivan, plus Baby Ber the world’s tallest elephant. Also showing are Six Thousand Enemies, This House, A Tale of a Region, and the big attraction Totaling a Million with George Raft and Claire Trevor. Sunday through Tuesday include a newsreel and a preview of next week’s San Francisco with Clark Gable Jeanette MacDonald and Spencer Tracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pridwy
Tarzan
Mer Tits
Udier
Johnny Welnsmuller
Maureen O'finnivan
Johnny Sheela
Sve Joarn Old
Wonder Oettre
Aero
Len
Omer
Edore Tim
Jeluiny Welesmuller
Maureen O'Ballivan
Ber
Taran
Pyowvans
Waller Pigeon Ani Fila
Johnsvil
Geo. Ratt
Claire Trevor
Minulay
Tyr
Néts
Nur
Wien
George Alt
Merchants
San Francico
Clark Gaole
Jeanette MacDonald
Spencer
Careful Toys Complaint Sparks State Wildlife Debate
A garbled report references a complaint about animals in Hamburg and threats to songbirds and squirrels. It mentions federal protection and immigatory words, with unclear names and details, suggesting a clash between local concerns and federal oversight and safety.
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Mane
Hamburg
Wang
Another Popular Young Couple Marry in Nebraska City
Zoe Wilson and Sidney Phil lips wed Sunday in Nebraska City. Rev Ralph Neinan officiated as family and friends gathered at the James apartment above Bambure Electric. Heir to the Wino ark agency and Sak queen of the Peony Festival, the bride is praised for community service. The groom, son of Arthur Phillips of Glintnn, is noted for local post office work and school involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoe Wilson
Sidney Phillips
Nebraska City
Ralph
Neinan
James
Bambure
Thce
Qe RB. A. Clayton Agency
Fentival
Lan Young Indy
Arthur Phillips
Glintnn
OUP
Focal Post Office
Celebrated Birthday at the Donavest Home
Relatives gathered at the Donavest on home Sunday July 90 to celebrate a birthday. Guests included Mrs. Malthe Low Westen and twin brothers James and Lewis Thompson of Thurmen plus numerous relatives from Hamburg Sidney Nebraska Riverton and other places. The event featured a large basset, gifts, and hospitality from Mr and Mrs Chon Weston and hostesses and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malthe Low Westen
James
Lewis Thompson
Thurmen
Davin Docker
Miss Madele
Paul
Kenneth
Roy
Glvert
Wayne
Hamburg
Paul Mattes
Marjorie
Pawloc
Sona Helle
Sidney
Vera Mortanore
Nebraska
Aller Bridgeford
Marlott Aspedon
Beverly Jonas
James Aspedon
Sharree Lynn
Riverton
Mir
Chon Weston
Ronald
Our Band to Auburn Invited for Fair Day Exhibition
The Hamburg band will travel to Auburn on Wednesday August 4 for a street exhibition under lights during the fair. Sidney Wilcox leads the group and will also direct the Atchison county 4-H band in Maryville the same week using a merged band from several counties.
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Hamburg
Pany
Auburn
Sidney Wilcox
Maryville
Atchison County
Wilcox
Iage
Fragmentary local notes on vacations and events
Fragmented OCR item mentions Heten dinstorr and Helen enjoying vacations with friends in Knoxville and Des Moines, plus other stray names and places. It references work, a park custodian Timphry, a medal, and an ad round boy. Content is disjointed and unclear due to damaged text.
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Eporlar
Knoxville
Dr Moines
Herald Bone
Helen
W Cole
Mib
Lois Ddonkel
Baer
bin Tempers
Timmphry
Park
Wyeth Brook
Yebr
Church Picnic Brings Methodist Members Together
Church members and friends from several Goats Methodist churches gathered Monday for a picnic at Waulousle Lane park. Pastors attended and a large plate luncheon was served. Beginning this quarter, churchs across conferences in Cox Chapel, Watson, Valley Farm, and Riverton will affiliate with respective conferences. Attendees included Julie Downs and Rev. May Wingate, Rev. Rigg, Rev. French, and Rev. Forte with Elder Bowie and family present. The day ideal for fellowship at the park drew many from the surrounding communities.
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Waulousle
Drmetil
Ie Baske
Dinnee
Cox Chapel
Watson
Valley Farm
Riverton
Pirates Julies and Downs
Nebraska
May Wingate
Valley Fara J
Rigg
Fairiax
Missouri
French
Rock Bort
Forte
Ch. C. Bowie
Sir. Joseph
Missand
Wabensie Park
Che
Firemen Win Two in Abr sectional tournament
In a turbulent Abr sectional tournament, the Firemen secured two victories as Clayton starred on the mound for Clarinda, while Charley delivered strong support. The team later withdrew from further play due to expense of participation, ending their bid. Royal Dagley and others contributed to the lively, spirited contests against Hamburg and nearby squads.
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Mambure Piremers
Pall Leven
Clarinda
Iby
Biremnom
Fant College Shrive civ
Moir
Lournatimil
Niet
Locate Mpath
Ube
Clayton
College Springs
M. Charley
Charley
Bury
Preston
Niciayy
Royal C. Darey
RB. G. Qan
Clarinda Man Shot by Officers In Clashing City Case
Clarinda resident Meyers, 32, wounded when Chief Davidson and officers ordered him to halt during an attempted auto theft arrest. Meyers, reportedly aided by prior Leavenworth term, drew a gun and was shot in the head and neck. Condition described as serious then improving slightly.
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Davidyan
Max Gray
Willar Casey
Meyer
Meyers
Bartyon
Lehot Wilal
Shenandoah
Sentice
Om Meyeru
Clarinda
Tray
Dovel Goracke Wedding In St Marys Church
A wedding in St Marys church August 1 joined Mina Florence Pauline Dovel daughter of Mr and Mrs Dovel to Marin Goracke of Ty sutnseh Nebraska son of Mr and Mrs Frank Goracke. Rev Palmer Mangao officiated and a reception followed at the Dovels home.
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St. Marys Church
Tuesiay
Mina Florence Pauline Dovel
Daugnee
Mya
Ira Dovel
Marin Goracke
Tysutnseh
Nebr
Frank Goracke
Brids
Yell
Mary Cathering Henderson
Leonard Goronkt
Palmer Mangao
and Mors
Bevie Goracke
Leonard Goracke
Free Goracke
Robert Paul Cora
Unusual Accidents Describe Sudden Burns and Fall
A report cites Richard Lato receiving severe burns when gasoline on his arm ignited near an open space heater after visiting a rear section of a building. In another incident Tom Chapman fell through a cellar trap at Gentral Meat Market while repairing. He sustained a broken shoulder blade and minor injuries.
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Aneldeyts
Winkley
Richard Lato
Tie
Tom Ghapnan
Gentral
Tom
Snowhite Cafe Opens After Remodel At New Site
The Snowhite Cafe formerly the White Owl reopened after days of closure for remodeling. Wayne Haskins secured the building and redesigned it with a large dining room and private quarters. Br bronkins installed new equipment and bright floor coverings. The opening day featured a bustling service and praise for the upgraded quarters and menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Haskins
Brozkins
Legion Elects Officers at Shields North Dakota Post
The American Legion post in Shields, North Dakota held an evening meeting to elect officers. The slate included Harry N Mansfeld, W. B. Davey, and M. Payne with adjutant Mapold Thutssen presiding. Indicated topics included a future meeting with Mrs Fred Kluhy addressing "Tuber national Relation" and all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Woodward Poston
American Legion
Connie Char M
Shields
C i
Harry N
Mansfeld
W. B. Davey
M. Payne
Oliver Wilhers
Baker Chay
Tollinhaw
Adjutant Mapold Thutssen Inanen
Dicicer XH
Diya
Clinbiins M
As Shields
AL Ars
Setens
Fred Kluhy
Mosthay
N. Collet
Willaeng
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Report of
Navy
Bmg Tyro
Sileichiit
Uleke
Powell
Aentyane
Trew
Neer
Mes
THE
Colonial
St Clacinda
Lang
E . Lang
R. Charney
Glayton
Gaie
Batler
Beam
ML. Cnarey
Bunch
D. Bunch
Offenbockes
Cy Welngeer
Batley
Dovel-Goracke
Snowhite Cafe
Legion
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