Hamburg Public Schools Set to Open September First
Hamburg Public Schools will begin the 1941-42 year on Monday September 1 with schedules to be issued and textbooks handed out. New faculty members join experienced staff as renovations improve buildings and the district aims for North Central Association and college entrance recognition. Kindergarten and registration details are provided with dates and documentation requirements for students and mothers.
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Hambyex
Clyde Hamilton
Cecil Long
AS & Teward
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Orth Gentral Association
United States
U. S
North Gentral
Cri
Wwe
Wels First Chass Gunner Examinations At Camp Caley
The article notes a cadet named Bob Cloephl in California training at Camp Caley for first class gunner duties. He progressed rapidly over six months and is shown in a photo enjoying army life and fitness. The piece highlights his tenthbine service and the general mood at the camp.
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Bern
Caley
Cadifornia
Bob
Hamburg
Ridley Argus Herald Roars With Splendid Rodeo Edition
A Splendid edition of the Ridley Argus Herald spans three sections this week, totaling twenty four pages. The paper notes editor support for the rodeo and promises well filled pages of rodeo pictures and stories, praising the work and aiming to burn the midnight oil.
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Ridiey
Argus-Herald
Oes
Bride of Paul H Graham Is Wed In Omaha Church
Miss Katharine Hill became the bride of Paul H Graham of Omaha in a Saturday ceremony at the First Central Congregational church. Rev L Stone officiated with a single ring ceremony. Bridesmaid Eleanor Gregory of Omaha and best man Dr Paul Tipton of Omaha aided. The bride wore white net with fingertip veil and carried white roses. groom is with American Reserve Insurance in Omaha. Honeymoon planned for Colorado Springs and Pueblo.
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Ly Ure Ubspel
First Central Congregation
Omaha
Fred .W. Hill
Lohengrin
A.M. Salk
Hesse
Frances Graham
Creighton ‘University
University of Nebraske
American Reserve “Insurance
Company of Omaha
Weil
Counte Jas
Brodmaor Af
Colorado Speingn
Ang
Fueblo
Colo
Saiendad Sym Bast
Trenda
Attempted Robbery at Rodeo Box Office Report
Lights failed at Lise Shiney rodeo Tuesday evening during a box office sale believed to have drawn over 14,000 dollars in receipts. Officers and detectives from nearby Nebr City responded, with a suspect allegedly heard saying to abort due to crowd presence. The show opened around 30 minutes late with record first day attendance.
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Aid
Bheritt
Dachidime
Fem
Nha Amd
Nebraska Glty
Verbers
Stewart Fushi
Kambur
Renew
Rmin
Del
Change in Post Office Hours Delayed Then Adjusted
The notice explains September changes to post office hours with windows closing at noon on weekdays and closed Saturdays. Details indicate temporary adjustments and potential reopenings, noting that Sunday hours are unaffected and that some delays may occur before final scheduling.
Hamburg Tax Costs Per Person Rise in City Government
The report shows Hamburg's operating cost per resident at 4.02 dollars, totaling 10 124 for the year. In 1939 the per person cost was 417 dollars, with comparisons among 71 similarly sized cities showing average costs around 3.00 to 3.05 for per person government expenses, and a notable four percent rise in overall city expenditures.
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Hamburg
Toa Wats
Iito
Qresea
Former Hamburg Man Working on Newfoundland Air Base
James M. W. Den, formerly of Hamburg, now in Newfoundland, is employed as an engineer in the civil service on an air base for the government. Mrs. Dean and her daughters, Dorothy and Movie, of Beek Is enh ate, visited. Den left for Newfoundland in March to work on a two year contract. housing accommodates 1200. work details are limited due to news censorship.
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James M. W. den
Hamburg
Newfoundland
Shere
Dean
Dorothy
Movie
Pw. B. Yar
March
Sinanig
Romes
Dew
Gins
Bretes
Laiorade
Melbourne Jones Edges Minister in Arkansas City
Melbourne Jones AR AM receives degree from Boston University School of Theology in sixty eighth year. He served as a minister candidate and engaged in Mount Vernon Student Association activities while studying. He previously resided in Arkansas City and was engaged with Snell Petroleum Corporation before leaving for seminary studies.
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Minthomar Danes
Ja Tews
Ibs Etty
Way
Stirs
Smd
Vaprels
Mulboune
Khronit
Ull
Hamburg
City
Kansas
Tribune
Une University
Nctive
Mount Vernon Student Association
Jones
Arkansis Cry
Snell Fetrolemin Corporation
Arekanane City
Teachers Meet Aut 30 1841-42 Corps Ba Meet
Supt Moya A Davta calls the teachers of the 1841 42 corps for a meeting at SOM at 1 o clock. One position remains to be filled unless resignations appear. Polly for Lie year and a meeting of five teachers will be the chief business. Schools open September 1. daily work begins at 9. Classes meet half day on September 1. Warming will be used to register grades while assignments and supplies are prepared for next day.
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Moya A. Davta
Torhe Pratt
Polly
Hers Building Progress Update at Modern Front
Workmen have been busy on the Hers holding project’s modern front this past week. The front will be modern in every respect and the building will be occupied soon. The article notes steady progress and expected readiness.
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Hein
Hers Holding
Registration for New Students at Area School
Registration for students who did not register last spring is scheduled for August 29 and 30. Principal Fred L. Johnson will register the H. 6 students on Friday from 9:00 to 9:36 and 2:10 to 4:00 p.m. Kindergarten registration, led by Miss Margareth Luttmenn, meets mothers and children unable to register last spring. Mothers should bring birth certificates.
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Fred L. Johnson
Margareth Luttmenn
Kindurgarier
Birthday Dinner Sparks Social Celebrations
A birthday dinner was held for Roberta Johnson and relatives under warm family hospitality. Throughout the week, Mrs Wil teteher Mr Walter H Juhrgot and others celebrated multiple birthdays with dinners and cheerful gatherings. The event featured family members Clara Mey and others dining, with prewar style warmth and lively toasts.
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Tay
Clara
Mey
iMyw Witter
Johnegit
Wad
Roberts
Ube
Te Mont’s Oldest Resident Mary Orr Honored at Reunion
A family gathering at Waubonsie site park celebrated longtime Te Mont resident Mrs. Mary Orr, also known as Aunt Dizzie. The event marked her status as the area’s oldest living relative, with the Koysers and Keyser families joining the May birthday tradition at the Pender home each year on May 4.
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Mary Keyser Orr
Keyser Tony
Te Mont Country
Waubonsie Site
Dizzie
Car Stolen and Burned On West Road
A car stolen from outside the Colonial Theatre in Hamburg was found burning on the west road. Owner George W. Byers of Sidney reported the vehicle missing to police after ticket checking. Fire crews extinguished the blaze but the car was destroyed beyond repair. Senator Smuthy Named Secretary in state assembly meeting.
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Hamburg
George W. Byers
Sidney
Colonial Theatre
Byers
Smuthy
Carl Spalax
Slildvens
Chemyoud
Shalin
AMG
Wendell Johnson County Health Champion
Wendell Jolinson, 17, son of Mr and Mrs Walter Jolinson of Yamburg, was chosen as health champion among Fremont county youths at the 4 H health contest in Sidney. Twenty three boys and twenty three girls competed under county doctors led by Dr Hata Lavekily and Meadital Asachee.
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Wendell Jolinson
Walter
Johuwon
Yamburg
Fremont County
Sidney
Linter
Sitney
Chason
Amore
Arta
Dorturs
Te Etunty
Hata Lavekily
Preuro
Ee Ce Meadital Asachee
Downe Poy Emilee
Agery
Repeated Duck of 49 Years Ags Sunday at Mad Ron Church
Mr and Mrs George Baker, longtime singers for twenty four years, were honored at a Sunday service at Mad Ron church. They have traveled the United States and now reside on a Habre farm, with the couple reflecting on their years of singing and service.
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George
Baker
Madron Church
United States
Amit
Kiwanis Club Discusses Old Age Assistance Program
The local Kiwanis club heard D. Donnelly discuss old age assistance funded by taxation. He explained eligibility, liens on property, and annual reevaluations, noting no transfers after 1944 and no children able to care for parents.
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Kiwanis Club
D. Donnelly
Pid Age Wasce
Fremont County
Kiwanis Dlu
Ed Quires
Heu Yenant Ravernor
Wwartis
John Chtier
Ue Shenand Anh Clib
Donnelly
Genesishanes
Imneo
Winny
Cere Huin Cape
Bie
Local Gamble Store Hias New Owner
An article reports changes at the Local Gamble Store with a new owner and mentions associated local figures. It notes shifts in management, naming individuals and places connected to the shop’s ownership transition. The text is fragmented but centers on a retail business update in the community.
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Hias
Local Rodeo Event Report From Vinita and Des Moines
A preservation era item describes a statewide community rodeo and related events. It mentions Vinita and Des Moines venues, workers and leaders across organizations, and a school home economics teacher being highlighted. The piece lists local figures such as Miss Eleanor Gottsch and Miss Mhnindelte Gwitaer in educational roles tied to the event and notes a cooperative community focus.
Pomeroy Club Hosts Friendly Afternoon Meeting
Pomery Clay Pet Mrs Jo Alrait wits hostess at a pleasant Thursday meeting of the Pomeroy Chabal hep home. The club, formed years ago, keeps a core of faithful members and discussed making garments for the Red Cross. Mrs Stratt assisted by her daughter served a delicious Lee event, with plans for an upcoming September gathering.
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Alrait
Red Cross
Stratt
Asvatord
Lee
Waters
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