River bank paving project spans three towns and dives into river
The ongoing river bank improvement moves across Nebraska City Hamburg Council Bluffs and Bamberg with new paving equipment arriving from major suppliers. Local families and residents visit relatives while several social notices and upcoming weddings appear in the community column.
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Bartlett
Bamberg
Council Bluff
Nebraska City
Hamburg
Finjeg
Point
Council Bluffs Newpariel
North of Town Community News Highlights
Local notes from Washington township and nearby areas recount visits by Mills Rutby Scott of Boston and Fred Johnson of New York, with extended family gatherings and a farm trip. Reports cover meetings at Betty Johnson’s home, achievement day events in Sidney, and farm bureau activities plus social visits, meals, garden help, and a Clover Blossom health event.
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Mills Rutby Scott
Boston
Omther
Clark Scott
Fredrik Jomson
PL. Jonson
New York
Woc. Johnson
F. N. Johnson
Grand Panther Johnson
Fred
Washington Township
Betty Jonson
Sidney
Olé Ztek
Patty Carmody
W. ¢. Juiuison
Dr. Wanamaker
Pally
J. One Buck
Washington Townelip Farm Bureaus
Worthyton
Clover Blossom
Herman Hirer
Everetl Grey
Francis Snooker
Harley Walter
Dane
Maxine Ki
Araith
James Glenn
Wodunsdar
Ders McGall
Lanie
Carl
Ernest Nook W
Hambure
Huambure
Brn
Irok
Lowe Mattes
Cliford
Wiht
Grandpa
Grandma Mattes
Ernest
Cory
Wid
Forrest Briley
Tabor
Mix Reed
Lloyd Binion
Ter
Lois Jean
Shirley Ledermand
Marcene Mormon
Ledgerwood
Himor
Helen Simpson
Horney Biker
Linyd Shmpyan
Gordon Gresse
Omaha
Suni Mir
Rufus Kulp
Nebraska City
Union
Reb
van Cook
Shenandoah
Rufus Kuhns
Jms
Thurman
Sophit Rose
Colorado
Carrie Uniensr
Albert
C.G. Limpton
Coildeen
Farragut Mourns Roy Higgins in Tragic Early Morning
Roy Higgins 57 died suddenly at 4 20 am Thursday in Walnut township near Shenandoah. He had lived on a Prairie township farm and worked as a timekeeper on a WPA project. Surviving are his widow and seven children in several states. Funeral held at 3 pm Thursday in Shenandoah with Rev. L E Tinhtt y of Emerson officiating. City notes include a town council session and budget figures for 1936. Other items report birthdays, social gatherings, and local matters.
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O. L. House
Dorothy
Bobby Thompson
Sidney
Jake Sandy
David Estes
St. Joseph
Sandy
Kansas City
Missouri
Dan Kershner
Andred Shickier
Nellie Kingsolver
Indiana
Kershner
Grant van Sant
Indianapolis
Kingsited
Prankford
Kirklin
Naomi Whisler
Davenport
Estes Park
Aun Golorado
Margaret Wilkie
Rockford
Tows
Wilkie
A. E. Scott
Elizabeth Barton
Scott M. Lord Amor
Sioux City
Iowa
Loriinettt H
Paul, Colburn
Des Moines
Wayne Cox
Smith Cox
Evelyn Teatsworth
Charles Mangose
Blutis
Heck
Lilian Six
Doris
Springfield
How
Marcia
Gus
Meta Piper
Klamath i
Aust Wilson
Eleanor Heil
Clark
Gera
Thomas Mi Selly
Charles Shidler
V Willsca
W. G. Bennett
Aries
SorAboro
Zimrude Eaton
Tuscnin
FLW
Eaton
Jamil Sa
Paul Cox
Tuscon
Arewana
Jien
Gertrude Masterson
Martha Jeng
J. J. Whisler
California
Oregon
Washington
Mises Gladys
Fimses
E. McGinnia
Jamiy
Tabor
C. C. Buerkens
Bonne
Brice
Pelatowa
Mr. Buerkens
Srhoa
Ee Roberts
Pred Snook
HG Loonan
Shenandoah
Carl Green
Graehg
Mra
Va Green
John Livingston
A T Davis
Loren Livingston
Tra Livingston
Rosy Shull
Don Martin
Gruner
Corrie Wi
Kfke
Rover
Chicago
Air
Jobn Eskew
Vac Wilder
Gilywa
Towa
Ulmvi
Roy Higgins
Yeneh
Bridge
Divarmi
Clarence Campbell
W. A. Clark
Shepherd
Mirrac
Cecil Campbell
Gordon
Edith McLaughlin
Lora C. Kleckner
Alea
Kathrine
Dhner
Dale Vier Sant
Bad Hos
Tina
Yun
Sant
HK. Hertiman
Harry Patterson
Hinkle
Methodist Hospital of Malta
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Flinie Thartalny
Hipiele
Josephine O'Dell
Gene Smithe
Grant City
Fleming
McPherson
Kan
Talouwil Lad Found in St. Louis After Ten Years
A boy named Talouwil Lad, age 16, was located in St. Louis after ten months away. He had previously lived with relatives there while his parents remained in the South, separated since he was eleven. He had spent much of the past decade moving between relatives in the South and Midwest.
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Lote Carpentier
Tom St. Louis
Erea
Louis
South
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