Thirteen New Teachers Coming to Hamburg This Year
Hamburg Public School announces fourteen new teachers for the year 19. The board has selected thirteen teachers with strong credentials sees future teaching results. Supt Floyd A Davis notes long experience and careful choices. Seven names published including Miss Wilma M Silence of Rock Port Missouri who will lead total music in grades.
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Tenchbiy
Tamburg
Board of Education
Bury
Floyd A. Davis
Wilma M. Sclence
Rock Port
Missouri
Miss Silence
Atteessfil
Graghvity
Peru
Eleanor Linville
Odell
Nebraska
Penn State Teachers College
University of Nebraska
Linville
Roberta Jean Wert
Fir Creek
Thurman Notes and Local Visits Amid Weekend Activity
Thurman social roundup near Shenandoah features Mr and Mrs Robert Hume attending a show with family friends and numerous visits. Messrs C Martin T C Burson F J Cox, Hanson of Clarke, and McCormick of Knoxville join Sunday gatherings and trips to Malvern Hamburg and Idaho Falls. Multiple residents relocate or plan vacations in Colorado Estes Park Washington D C and other communities.
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Fmnity Sereen Shenandoatt
B.C. Dull
Ralph
Sidney
Lo Kesar
Thurman
C. Martin
T. C. Burson
F. J. Cox
Ouneil Blutts
M.C. Hanson
Clarlca
Leonard Jacobsen
Darrel McCormick
Hnox
Maurice McCartney
C. Cupp
Emily and
Allan
Toll
Malvern
Charles Savage
Roy Mccartney
BP. B. Steele
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McAlexander
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Glenwood
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Idaho Falls
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Florence White
Paola
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Lee Bevelin
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Ralph Surface
Nellie Her
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Jimmie Draper
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Wayne
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Cherokee
Merritt Pierson
Washington State
North of Town notices about births and local events
Mrs hh EB Simpson and family visit Hamburg hospital to see Patricia Louse born to Mr and Mrs Max Herd on Sunday. Grandparents Reed Bennett and Homer Baker, great grandparents Reed and Simpson. Local injuries from a highway accident near Hamburg. Linne Nelson injured by tractor while working near Essex, taken to Shenandoah hospital. Community news includes school, church events, and visitors from Maryville and Sholn.
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Cloyd Simpson
Lois Deai
Homer Baker
Homburg Hospital
Patricia Louse
Max Herd
M. K. Reed
Chas. Bennett
Sidney
Clarence Reed
Raymond Hilger
Omaha
Sophia Rose
Carl
Albert Jennings
Wree
Albert Mattes
Hamliw
Red Oak
Ralph James
Jaxt
Frank Brown
W. Conao
Htalphy
Albert Natkunst
Arby
Louise
Kenneth Oake
West
Sam Keley
Linne Nelson
Essex
Nelson
Bernard Holmes
Shenandoah Evening Sentinel
Weather Break Brings Relief After Heat Wave
After a stretch of near hundred degree days, clouds formed on Tuesday and a brief shower followed. The rain eased the heat for people and also helped corn and other crops struggling under the intense heat.
Local Iowa Notes Mixed with Oddities From Otter Commentary
A fragmentary Iowa page reports William Hoover purchasing a Whittemore farm, a Petrified Tur from LeMars now at the University of South Dakota museum, and a garbled exchange involving Miss Kathryn Belmers in Orange City. It mentions Mrs M Reid of Lyne England and a misadventure with a barricade. The piece concludes with miscellaneous, unclear items including a rescue by the Marty brothers and an odd animal incident.
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Newes
LeMars
University of South Dakota
Petersen
University Museum
Kathryn Belmers
Orange City
England
Miss Belmers
Mec
Buck Reynolds marks 25th anniversary of cleaning business
A garbled local notice describes a janitor rescue and a long running cleaning service. It recalls Kath Erin Hang of Grinnell as the first customer of Buck Reynolds in Usot town and notes a 25th anniversary celebration with a remembrance bouquet.
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Katherin Hang
Grinnell
Buck” Reynolds
Thief Found After Pie Avas Victim’s Missing Teeth
Mrs Lb M Sherrill of Mb Vernon reported missing teeth from a pie. Thieves were later found. a coon and two brown suspects were captured alive, but the elder escaped.
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Lb. M. Sherrill
Mb. Vernon
Unclear historical incident near Oxden involving injuries
Fragmentary OCR describes a person Mak Anustey Hacker of Northborg ariously iiydred when sca Oy a ANkwR OF Wees. The subject became unconscious and is in serious condition. A native was injured by dye the bees near Oxden. A Rail Orphinston Ber on hat Chas, Verrine fit near Oxden, Wes. The text also mentions someone finding themselves in a tree crotch.
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Verrine
Oxden
Wes
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