Wartime letter asks for addresses of servicemen
A long, partly legible appeal lists names and hometowns of young men in the military and asks readers to write to them. It urges sending letters to Boost morale and mentions Camp Claiborne, Camp Robinson, and other bases. The piece reads like a community appeal to connect homes with soldiers abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whia
Egeli Werk
Wikston Allard
Wikston Allard Air Corps U5. Amy Aly Buse Oklahomm City
Vernon
Bren Ratt
Eavwaworth
Atbiny Dart
Mets
Caytt
Grange
Delkers R CO
Mohan
Me Rates as Plax Papier in Soft Cats Item
A garbled OCR note references a Mn 1 SOFT Cats and a person named Janine. It mentions a ten day period, a Walton area, and a sale involving a Rout Crain company with quantities and pricing in unsettled terms. The readable facts are sparse and fragmentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Weil
Flix
Moore
Dawid Car Crash Reported In Wrecking Yard Scene
A fragmentary report describes Dawid’s car crashing into a wrecker yard. Details are unclear but indicate a collision occurred and repairs or towing actions may follow.
Bicycles Reign on Hamburg Streets Draw Local Complaint
A Hamburg citizen laments 1927 ordinance against bike riding on sidewalks and streets, noting poor enforcement. He cites bikes parked on Main Street sidewalks and riders on the wrong side, urging enforcement to prevent injuries and lawsuits. He argues state traffic laws should regulate bicycles similarly to motor vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy of
Hamburg
Main
Hamsburg
Sromt
Hanbure
Wornet
Sefcky
Bamburg
Chaney Picnie Held Sunday at Riverton Bark
The Chaney family held an annual ren tan and plenged event at the city park in Riverton on Sunday attended by many relatives. A basket dinner was shared at noon and the gathering included Mr. and Mrs. H. Chaney of Holbrook Nebraska and others from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaney
Riverton
Peng
Ad Mrs
Traek
John
Ind
Oseue Aillot Snel
Aed
Merle Miller
Anary Laverne
Tunily
Tiny Valle Vast
Neaney
Testun
Chester
Mie
Toner
Faprett Bini
Tdis
Sean
Tesla Hares
Coenrer Peat
Untitled Crime Notice From Toledo Area
A garbled report references a man named Bill Beevahang and a crime case in Toledo Ohio with mentions of Wells col Lateda and Mr Woeilk criminail mani. It notes a location at 1530 Mienigan Toledo and urges informants to contact The War Dune Reporter or Chief at Polier Wik Gacy in Eimburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pav Bahama
Wweniy
Wells
Col Lateda
Olle
Bill Beevahang
Hambare
Aberrabants
Woeilk Criminail
Mtuvenville
Toledo
Ghintok
Wella
Mienigan
Arfeu
Ohio
Polier Wik Gacy
Eimburg
First Break in 0G Yeary, J. A. Melville, i. of Sidney
An 1896 era item notes J. A. Melville of Sidney is in the local hospital with a broken hip after a Saturday fall. The report mentions his slow recovery and his characteristic quiet demeanor as he endures the setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Melville
Sidney
Melville
Surrogate Leader Leslie Sobach Buried in Mud Accidental
In Cambridge local news, Leslie Sobach is reported as surrogate leader after an accident in which a truck toppled and clothing or gear became entangled, leaving Sobach buried in mud. The incident prompted emergency responders and is under investigation by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Sobach
Cambridge
Henealy
Yedeon Tun
Obituary of Candy Gillan of Hamburg Kentucky
Candy Gillan was born April 1 1850 in Mamenester Kentucky. She died August 10 1943 at age 93 leaving four surviving daughters and three grandchildren. A member of the Church of Christ for many years she was active in church work. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 30 p m at the Johnson Funeral Home and interment followed in Hamburg cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candy Gillan
Mamenester
Kentucky
Atu
Fuer Eels
Bundity
Limonte
Briswan
Snarrlawe
Janes Gambrel
Pineville
Bucknell
Finanthi
Bhe
Brent
Gambret
Hamburg Strnd
Abe
Momeber
Church of Christ
Johson
Hamburg
In Our Police Court In Enid and Sidney
In Our Police Court Kim O'Donnell of Enid Oklahoma was picked up Saturday night and brought before Judge Peck on intoxication charges. Elmer Maupin and Dan Wosehart were jailed for intoxication and placed before the insanity board, deemed inebriates, sent to Clarinda hospital, and given paroles with risk of revocation. Earl Elders of Riverton was jailed on check charges after prior releases. Chas Morgan and Gale Bennett were arraigned in Sidney on rape charges and bound over to the grand jury on $2000 bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim O'Donnell
Enid
Okla
Judge Peck
Elmer Maupin
Dan
Wosehart
Mayor Woods
Sidney
Clarinda
Earl Elders
Riverton
Christopher
County
Elders
Hamburg
Chas. Morgan
Gale Bennett
Justice Hatten
Davis Reports Kiwanis Guidance Work and Plans
Floyd A. Davis chairing the Kiwanis Vocational Guidance committee gave a Thursday evening report on club work. He described local and other programs, shown success and benefits, and stressed guiding youth for life work amid changing conditions and increased responsibility for older members to aid the young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd A. Davis
Kiwanis Club
Davis
Draper
A Letter to the Army Boys in a War-Torn Time
A troubled communication hints at wartime duties and public appeals. It references readers, addresses and local figures while noting civic concerns and the burden of correspondence for those serving. The piece conveys sentiment and communal support during a period of hardship.
Hamburgers and Local News Reach Storm Lake Readers
A note about a nickname Hamburgers spreads from Storm Lake to northern Iowa after a columnist pokes fun at the term. The piece mentions Wm. C. Jarnagin, links to an Old Timer column, and notes several local youths joining the navy and heading to Des Moines for service. Readers are urged to send letters and keep up with the home folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benith
Great Lakes
Bumne
Navy
AlAte Press
Iowa
Wm. C. Jarnagin
Wditer
Storm ‘Lake
Nebraska
Bill
California
Hamburg Rew
Tred
Des Moines
Welth Fender
Cox Chapel Friends Hold Preceding Day Gathering
Mrs Alex Vogel reports a past gathering at Cox Chapel with many attendees and family members listed. Participants include Feliz Joeckel and Henry, Carl Hinze and Dorothy, Walter Oaks and wife, Marion Anderson and Marlene, Arthur Wid Hishard Scoles, Rut Anderson and family, Eldon Lair and family, Norman Anderson, Leonard Anderson, Forrest Smith and Mary Low, Theron Maize and family, Ralph Ris, Stet Ril, Frieda Leona Blaven, Fay Jueckel, Anders, Faith Oaks, Flor Anderson, Lawrence Casa, Bessie Case, Flassle Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Vogel
Lusing’ Aid
Feliz Joeckel
Henry
Carl Hinze
Dorothy
Mra
Walter Oaks
Wily
Marion Anderson
Marlene
Arthur Wid Hishard Scoles
Rut Anderson
Eldon Lair
Mead
Norman Anderson
Leonard Anderson
Forrest Smith
Mary Low
Theron Maize
Ralph Ris
Stet Ril c
Appele Moembera
Frieda Leona Blaven
Fay Jueckel
Anders
Faith Oaks
Flor Oer Anderson
Lawrence Casa
Bessie Case
Flassle Smith
Social Notes Among Neighbors and Visitors
August in Trosper sees Barbara Anderson visiting relatives. Kenda In Canesa City and Mr Mrs Bi Viles share recent Minnesota trip memories. Alex Voget hosts Richard Seales overnight. Mrs Risdon and Mrs Case visit relatives in Omaha and with Mrs Vogel. Handkerchief shower honored Mrs Eheaber Smith as she heads to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trosper
Barbara Anderson
Kenda
Canesa City
Ath
Bi Viles
Minnesota
Bob Case
Alex Vopet
Dick Case
Sid
Ralph Risdon
Risdon
Omaha
Alex Voget
A. J. Schrotthourr
Eheaber Smith
California
Richard Seales
Alex Vogel
Factory Opens Amid Fresh Corn and Coat Work
The Otos Food Products plant began operations Monday with 1941 pack sweet corn work starting. On Tuesday, 14 tons of coat material moved through the facility, marking brisk activity as production expanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otos Food Products Factory
Local Notes On Weather And Travel Plans
Fragmentary copy notes weather trends and upcoming events in the area. It mentions bin Arid Pat and Preshihu,b pisntings, future moisture, and cooler weather aiding efforts. Tarkle caravan scheduled Friday at 10:30 with the Murat Osta. Palifax visited Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
bin Arid
Tarkhe
Fridey
Tarkle
Palifax
Reversed Circumstances Change Tony Snyder’s Ring Life
Tony Snyder of Mc Gregor saw his boxing career upended when an artificial balk misfired during a display, striking his ear and cheek instead of water. Surgical and jeweler tools failed to cut the nooks until a plumber’s wire cutter finally freed him, ending the dangerous episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Snyder
McGregor
Ren
Tony
Blacksemith
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