Little Couple and Baby Parade a Thing of Beauty
A lively Saturday afternoon baby parade sponsored by Tow State Bank and Booner Drug Co drew many costumed families to Main Street. Beaming children and festive outfits, including brides, nursery rhyme characters, and a “farmers of 1933” theme, filled the lineup as judges faced a difficult choice among the many entries.
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Tows State Bank
Booner ‘Drug Co
Avil
Milas
Dorothy Coy
Dale Danley
George Washington
Marina
Beauty
Spansor W
Lorimer
Friedman
Standard
Connersine
Zute & Zulz
Modern Cleaner
Tulien
Howard Colom
Prine
Jean andaFeatt- Ackley
Helen L. Hinze
Marilyn Grayson
Mieney Wray
Marlene Marin
Duane Mc Weil
Verna Louiso
Barnid Deaty Hertea
Palmer Tosi
Jane” Ainith
Nens Ofaire
Mererdes Janes
Sidney
Willard Jamies
Jack Orspe
Cromtinurd
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Lightning Strikes Homes in South Hamburg
During a severe storm in Pyl day ment three houses in south Hamburg were struck by lightning. Chimneys ripped, shingles torn, and rooms damaged at the Keorige and Hoover residences. One bolt pierced a child’s bed, starting a fire that was subdued by a garden hose. Families narrowly escaped harm.
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Pyl
Hamburg
He Ghos
Butler
Marin
G. W. Keorige
Carl Hoover
Buller
Ted
Homie
Ad Shen
Novelty Program By Local Women Club Organizers
Mrs. Fred Gewdy led a novelty program at Tuesday evening events for a Business and Professional Women group. She edited an issue of The Independent Woman, the national organization’s official paper, with local focus and satirical pieces.
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Fred Gewdy
Gawdy
Nationals Organiaation
Ani
Lapter
Wind Siren
Cory Terauchors
Unclear text event at midnidth parade and library sale
The fragment describes a midnidth event with a parade and a library sale on a Saturday in October. It mentions a large public gathering and a fundraising or civic program, with references to local churches and a community parade the next morning.
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Met
Fiakerenthd
TU Publie Library
Je Coven
Sionday Lipo
Lester Ark
Une Flet
Jalan
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Donak Dieyitee
Local Boy Prospects and Tarkio College Football See Intrigue
A garbled report describes Te Kio college football prospects and an Avalanche with a 75 score note. It mentions senior Gerald Boldra a 195 pound tackle from Hamburg, a returning light squad member after a year away, and Jerry Boldra who once ran the Tarkio Thastre sound machine. Lowell Otte, a former Sidney bay athlete, is listed as assistant coach at Tarkio College for the coming year. Twin cantaloupes grow along the hive side as growers predict varied melons this year.
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Te Kio College
Tere
Gerald Boldra
Hamburg
Anyeturn
Jerry
Tarkio Thastre
Tans
Wright-Dahlgren Wedding Brings Hamburg Couple Home
Dorothy Wright daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J E Woeht wed Oklahoma G Dahlgren at the family home Sunday afternoon. Rev Jay Kirkendill officiated with music by Mrs Rol Send Emberton. The bride, a Hamburg gal and Peru Normal graduate, belongs to Everett society and Pi Gamma Mu. The groom, a Lemtos Alb member and Epsilon Pi Tau honorary, will teach in Sharpsburg Iowa this year.
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Hamburg
Royal Rchools
Peru Normal
Everett Society
Pi Gamma Mu
Bera
Sharpsbure
Iowa
Dahlaron
Tae Bert
Racknor-Shralt
Mies Marjorie Strait
Alfred Buckner
Baptist
Tls City
Jake Strait
Chas. Buckner
Hear Hamingg
Alvin Corey
Warne C. Clark
Hania
Rural Wedding Lines From a Small Town Church
On a Sunday morning in August a quiet Baptist ceremony joined Alma Selslott and Adam Belvatthauer in marriage with Rev Wayne Clark officiating. The couple plans a Chicago honeymoon and plans to settle nearby after brief festivities.
Death notices from an Iowa town funeral service held Thursday
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Johns Gatheran
Mr Hodde
Tls
Rawnital
Sterling
Sun Down Rider and Bed of Roses At Colonial Theatre
The Colonial Theatre offers Sun down Rider with Mack Janes and Willard Mack in supporting roles this Friday and Saturday, plus What Prince Ameence and a night of shorts. Next Sunday through Tuesday features Bed of Roses with Car stance Bennett and Joel McCrea, followed by The T Stole as Merchant Trade Show showcase and a slate of comedies, news reels, and cartoons.
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Colonial Theatre
Mack Janes
Uic
Willard Mack
Jean Parker
Mana Gambell
Carstance Bennett
Joel McCrea
Ani
Tim
Colon
Dack Holt
Pay Wray
Donald Cook
Noah Beery
Raquel Torres
Hire
Tray Kay
Grant Stoner Dies Suddenly at Home
Grant Stoner, age 77, of High Creek, died suddenly at his home Saturday. He was president of the local…
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Grant Stoner
Calaiann
Homely
Auda
Mira
Wynne Rae
Galina
Tial
bin High Cresk
Hamburg Public Schools Focus on Preparations for School Year
Parents urged to bring children five and a half years old for health exams next Tuesday at the high school grade building. Rural doctors aid the health program as desk repairs and building restorations proceed. Superintendent A. O. Hensleish will meet visitors at the high school on August 21 and 29.
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Gelock
Hamburg
Theigh
Trig Ine
Hamburg High School
Clyde Hamilton
Hatmburg
Sa Buautsigh
Hensleish
High Pot
Senant Taauars
Unclear OCR fragment on travel and events near Jamesburg
Fragmentary text mentions Tamburg and Jamesburg New Jersey with scattered place names. It references travel plans, people such as Teave and Thantwolt, and a railroad track note from 1831. Details are inconsistent and incomplete, giving a rough, uncertain outline of events and locations.
Death of Honored Citizen G M Beal in Hamburg Yard
G M Beal died suddenly in his Hamburg yard after a morning of routine work and breakfast. He founded the Cur Rale Mercantile Company years earlier and held various local business interests. his passing ends a 72 year life marked by community esteem and family ties across Hamburg and nearby towns. Two welfare fund events and a charity sale were noted in oblique references to his death and legacy.
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G. M. Beal
Big Home
Gubryas M. Boal
High Grek Bayliss Church
Watson, Meo
Hamburg
Sie
High Creek
Lucretia
Laciin
Beal Franklin
Geal Mere
Belle GriTin
Mrs Archie Perkins Dies After Sudden Illness
Mrs Archie Perkins of Farragut dies at home after a sudden decline following illness. The stomach contents were sent to Omaha for lab analysis. Survived by husband and daughter, she also leaves her father W H Case and sisters Mrs Lesterba and Miss Jessie Case. Funeral held in Farragut. Bigan's Sidney Store, J Bogen's Store robbed. thieves took shirts and other clothing, leaving tracks and signs of entry at the rear of the store.
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Archie Perkins
Ali Perkins-of
Pareragut Tursiay
Tseaides
W. HL Case
Lesterba
Mise Jassie Case
Bigan
Sidney
J. Bogen
Abs
Gue
Old Account Book Reveals 1836 Colton Prices and Dates
A handwritten ledger from June 18, 1836, kept by Tored Sigler in Northrup and Thivener Ohio, shows odd cent prices for food and goods, notes market items like whiskey at forty cents a gallon and eggs at five cents a dozen, and records payments in kind including oxen and threshing labor. The volume lists local figures such as Levi McKean and Mckissick’s Grove, hints at a shoe maker’s craft, and preserves births and family notes alongside prices and trades.
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George Rader
Tored Sigler
Northrup
Thivener
Ohio
Levi “McKean
Mckissick's Grove
Bowies
Duster
Colton
Tellans
Shuir Hill
Machel
Myers
Saran Pirech
Frye
Calleo
Sigler
Onarne
Jetta Ieee
Fs Furink
Old Fashioned Costumes Parade Planned This Saturday
Community organizers expect a Saturday Old Fashioned Costumes Parade with adults and children in period attire. Prizes include 1 dollar and fifty cent awards for historical groups, fifty cent prizes for various divisions, and special recognitions for youth entrants. Registration closes before the parade, which starts promptly at 2 PM.
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Danley & Kerr
Cael
Howard Colon
Pinkey Bronson
Ae Wrigley
Dr. Co
Taye Pit
Spangors
Moyeld L. Maretin
Eve
Acilis
Schitren
Bell Telephone
Prines
Mitty
Lobbe
Hamburg
Lincoln
Urey
Ham
Amt
Gareroll
Reid
Willy the Nearty Cooperabiazy
Lord of
Old fair grounds bought by city for new park
The city closed the purchase of the old fair grounds this week with signed contracts and deed delivery. The Lingo Estate gains two year occupancy rights while the city assumes rent and drainage taxes totaling 510.76. The school district takes a long lease portion allowing civic events and athletic uses as plans develop for a landscaped park with walkways and athletic facilities.
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Jeane
Boral Hall
TKS Thi Park Board
Lalmr
Sam
Enaill
Unclear OCR fragment hints at parade plans and prizes
A damaged text fragment mentions a parade and general plans for an event around the middle of next month. It references officials, possibly warnings, and a call to watch the paper for details. Names, places, dates are unreadable or distorted.
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Sun
al Parade
Aby
Doubtle
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W. R. Bennett
Winkler-Schiotthauer
Alma Selslotthaver
Adan Belvatthauer
Krogm
Barr
Ralph Propp
Haley Bedlotthauer
Plano
Trene Schlotthauer
Oren Winkler
Ular
Wayne A. Clark
Mre
Winkier
Chicago
Margaret Nose
John Pletcher, Jr
Bridage
Ling
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Colonial
Hamburg Public Schools
Tompgen
Tamburg
W. T. Thantwolt
Haminiy
Teave
Lee Maso Chay
Ovid Pellons
Pont
Baeke Tow
Uae
Jamesburg
N.Y
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Oulubey