Local Candidates Named for King and Queen Pageant
Local students Mary K Hendermie and Richard Mansfield are presented as candidates for King and Queen in this year’s Homecoming events. A parade will be held in the morning with all candidates riding, followed by an evening pageant where the selections will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Katherina Hendermie
Richard Mansfield
Wwe
Kita
Aid Sepia
Mies Henderson
Date
Hiss Chae
Inerson
Hamburg
Gbs
Richard Mansfeld
Te Ron
Bar
Harry Mansfeld
Rosie
Aline
Merregut Booners
Scivertis
Ing
They Bend
Mary Ann Minter obituary notice from Elk Point
Mary Ann Minter of Elk Point South Dakota died in 1997. She was born March 20 188th in St Joseph Missouri and married Benjamin Tyler Minter. Survived by several children and relatives. service held August 20 at St. Gitte church with burial at Olive cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meawearr
Kiesurt
Mary Ann Wilcot
t.St. Joseph
Benjaquin Tyler Minter
Tin Maare
Elk Point
Beard Albaugh
Chutaton
Nebr
Gacor
Fakbian
Laster
Ralph Bet
Hamburg
Rows Arild
Gt. Jon
Minter
Packio
Ayant Yao
Oscar
Yaktnal
Tia
Panera
Mt. Gitte
Tiny
Car
Lin Mulire
Plario
Mr. Olive
Community couples wedding anniversary appeal
The Reporter asks readers to help locate couples in the community who have celebrated wedding anniversaries. It lists several pairs by initials and last names and requests information about any additional couples to include in a forthcoming feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacie Gaddes
Western trip returns relatives and friends visit
Mr and Mrs Adbuy Banner and daughter Mrs Leta Brealley and Ken Kenseth recently returned from a month long trip visiting places including Boulder Dam San Francisco Fair Bequo LA McParland Exeter Oregon Tolano and Portland along the Columbia River drive with light traffic incident reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adbuy Banner
Leta Brealley
Ken Kenseth
Wear
Boulder Dam
Ban Francisco
Falr
Bequola Park
California
Los Angeles
McParland
Exeter
Sine
Oregon
Tolano
Portland
Columbia River
Potter of Un Ball Telephone Yard Garden Feature
Potter of Un Ball Telephone company has done fine work around the telephone building. For years he has improved the back yard with a graceful lawn new trees and flowers. A spring tulip bed shone and he recently completed a fountain in the yard made by himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beneiy
UN Ball Telephone Company
Poteertran
Fremont County Wild Game Releases Promoted by Officials
L F Kiner state game warden and Weubonste Binte Conservation League chair released five coveys of thirteen adult game birds near Rang dolph Pereivil Slings Riverian and Hamburg in Fremont County. Birds are banded and dead specimens are to be reported to verify counts and discourage harvesting before growth allows release sites. The second distribution is planned as hens mature, with posthatch care noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Kiner
Shenandoah
Conservation League
Iim Plate Park
Had Fine Vacation in Payne Iowa and Canada
Howard Moore and wm Prederick of Payne and others spent two weeks upobenst the Woods and Winniper region enroute to northern Minnesota. Howard caught twenty pike and bass in one day while Mer. Smith broke the recon largest wall-Bye pike. They traversed Mixstashpot and Lake Okvlejl, saw deer and forests, and noted wheat combines busy south of Wharfper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dey
Howard Moore
Wm Prederick
Payne
Mrz
Amitt
Emer
Conran Matai
Woods
Winniper
Canada
Howard
Mer. Smith
Longs Bay
Proust
Cours
Tan Tineke
Jui Tagen
Hemi
Mint
Avery
Wharfper
Okvlejl
Band on Two Trips Charms Hareburg crowd
The Hareburg band performed at Blenchind and Fairfax last week, delighting locals and visitors alike. Reported as their best performances yet, the group prepared for two upcoming engagements including Rosk Park with Hoymboelt Netz next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hareburg
Tig Numieroux
Blenchind
Fairfax
Tie Proop
Dies
Rosk Park Wid Hoymboelt
Netz
Grandmother Mary Comingnet to Celebrate 98th Birthday
The piece honors Mrs. Mary Comingnet born in Allentown in 1641, noting her long life and devoted care by daughter Mrs. Ovenballe. It mentions four children from her youth and recounts family history through Civil War era events, inviting readers to send birthday wishes and a card or handkerchief.
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Mary
Sears
Allentown
Pennsylvania
Howton
Newtow
Mie
Eldbelo
Tait
Newtan Munya
Owtare
Ovenballe
Eare
Fieon
Eyeevene
Bern
Watson
Ta Qur Police Court Faces Dinner Night Fines
In Ta Qur Police Court major cases include Eflin Kellison fined 26 dollars for assault and battery before Judge Hownya, and Charles Bolton jailed three days for intoxication. Ellen Calling, recent Westington returnee, fined 25 dollars for minor theft. Multiple names and social details appear from the event, with further sentences for Shyah Cockerham and Walter Cagsie noted amid a lengthy community meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eflin Kellison
Hownya
Chas
Bolton
Ellen Calling
Westington
Earl Mincer
Peck
Weil Cockerham
Margylle
Glven
Myra
Walter Gorson
Theon
John Cordon
Tuane Brown
Mars
Walter Thorp
Mira Neill
Gat
Mise Dacke
Maltalnger
Wil
Hamlumn
Tragic Truck Incident Injures Child At Scene
An accident occurred when a driver backed a truck and struck a child named Bhirney Kay, causing a broken right arm and facial bruises. The driver, Credie, stopped the vehicle quickly to prevent further harm. The affected girl was consoled by nearby witnesses as authorities began to respond to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmdle
Bhirney Kay
Credie Wan
Gradie
Anbiey Kay
This Week at the Colonial Cinema Events
A garbled film schedule lists multiple titles and showings at the Colonial, citing Dershy Latour Lingdalu Lin as stars and J. Edgar Hoover connected references. It mentions On Borrowed Time with Lionel Barrymore, a Merritt show, and a variety of era film notes amid misspellings and distorted names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fae
Dershy Latour
Lingdalulin
Milslag
J. Edgar Hoover
Ty Tembay
Lionel Barrymore
Gare
Aleatvay
Wika Ulinaon
Bernard Necel
Hinad
Bea
Jing
Ana
Two Notable Visitors Attract Midwestern Interest
Two prominent boosters, Cyx and Oty Volkmind, visited to promote a Mis fair set for late September. Local leaders praised public spirit while joking about the pair’s hometown fame and potential relocation to Hamburg for ongoing efforts.
Glenwood Paper Honored by American Legion Award
Wayne G. Chonte editor of the Glenwood Opinion-Tribung won a prize from the American Legion for the best editorial print in the year. He competes with daily and weekly papers and is praised as an outstanding writer. the honor is celebrated by Glenwood newspaper staff and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne G. Chonte
Glenwood Opinion-Tribung
Thhe Utube American Legion
Mg. Chonte
Nid Erally
Chioito
Choabeth Fundy
Picnic Gathering At State Park Draws Thousands
About 2000 people enjoyed reunions and picnics at Wanbonsie state park on a sunny Sunday. Attendees included families from Reading Jokinsuli frailties, Missouri visitors from Neuri and Towa, and numerous local residents listed by name. The event featured fried chicken, ice cream, and a scenic park setting with many friends and relatives reuniting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene Fons
Oulings
Wanbonsie Elate Park
Biinday
Tuika
Meath
Hrentning
Behitting
Vagel
Behlottbauer
Winkler
Case
Miles
Towa
Marti
Wai Tate
Mingor
Nir
Dee Nuison
Hamburg
Plord Barknessine
Ommaba
Bell
Ambahont
Hoek Pov
Farlington sTunelton
Trulloway
W. E. Dawson
Mass
O. W. Campbell
Rank Port
Durlinnghunt Jalction
Bornuel
John Bloekboen
Alvie Hurst
Arind Danughter
Cand Island
Nebr
Archi
Coontzont Garden Grove
May —Adanon
Bert McKern
Panthein
Chare MeKern
Loon
al T ¥Ntes
Bidney
Floyd Yates Sane
Henderson
Gar Yiatos San
Liv Suits
Malvern
Dorothy Yates
Lucie Khuppel
Por~ener Yates
Konmih Bhickbun
Bud McChure
Toba
E. Winckhurn
Amily
Leonard Binckhoes
W. C
Wanbansleyk Mine
Crysh Ying and
Texaco Station on Wallington Street Sold
The HL Story purchased the Texaco station on Wallington Street formerly run by Jerry Cupper. Lawrence is new to Hamburg’s automotive business and local residents wish him well as 1 AMOCET.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texaco
Wallington Street
Jerry Cupper
Lawrence
Hamburg
Open New Grocery in Medford Building Corner Main and Ettreets
Orvis Smith plans a bow grocery store opening September 9 in the Medford building at the corner of Main and Ettreet. A hometown bar owner, he has eight years of regular work at John Wright greete and earlier part time for other gens. Bud Slayton will assist Mr Smith in the business with modern fixtures and full Kroceries setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orvis Smit
Medford
Main
Ettreets
Orvis
John Wright
Smith
rea‘Hine
Bud Slayton
Lauith
Celebrated Her 91st Birthday This Saturday Observed
Mrs. F. Harrow observed her 91st birthday Saturday at home and welcomed a few close friends who visited, reviewing the many letters and gifts received. She reflected on years past and cherished memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Ms. Harrow
Fragmented Local Notice of Family Matters and Events
The readable text shows a damaged notice mentioning Mrs P M Harrow and Gertrude Murrow of Gad ton along with several names and relations. It references a home, a doctor, a July date, and various social mentions including Sunday events and a church or community gathering. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.M. Harrow
Annie
Mure
Gertrude Murrow
Gadton
Rehan
Tagan Dut
Vielaegunels al Part Artin Pshar
Dakar Fibyandis
Nametiter
Af Shenaneda
Horrine Ijays
Menel
Jonas
Alt Staty to Play Wats Trawlist auarchies diye ihehiosd alnt of fin veaxit
The article discusses teams and players across the United States and abroad in a Negro leagues context. It names Kansas City Monarchs and other clubs, highlights a strong touring schedule, and mentions key players such as George Jones and Bob Hays.
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Auarchies
Wilkow
Tr Inbal Pune Ly
Negra
Canada
Cuba
Mex
Ar Mombers
K. C. Monarchs
Negro House of David
Chaeinnall
Cleveland
Gutenelaige
Biwak
Elaly
Petrinit
AM Stars
Mey
Uriseekian
Bait Aatwea
Telit
Burlinen Dunchia
Walon Star
Mendville
Tawronen
Bank
Alhing Grantchy
George Jones
Slaruile Pitehen
Watson
Johnson
Bob Hays
E. Gaines
Barmy Loni
Rich Lang
Balfrak
TH Hays
Taberta
Farmer
Change in Plans for School Event Schedule
The weekly program faced postponements with changes to the high school building event on Wednesday evening. The band concert and drawing were reorganized into two blocks, followed by a dance. organizers planned a press evening beforehand and aimed to benefit the band through the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahsol
Amin
Ric Aly
Kiwanis Club Hears River Work Talk and History
A Kiwanis gathering hears L J Avge discuss Missouri River projects, flood damage, and river management aims. The talk covers navigation deepening, flood control benefits, historic depictions by Lewis and Clark, and plans to limit river width while preserving farmland.
Obituary note for Wiltisim Hetest Morgan tribute
An obituary recounts Wiltisim Hetest Morgan, detailing his life, family ties, and qualities. It notes his birth many years ago, his role in the community, and the losses his family faced with multiple deaths. Funeral services were planned for a Sunday afternoon at Zion cemetery.
Cemetery Reunion Meeting Announced for Olive Cemetery Association
The Olive Cemetery Association will meet at the wharf on Saturday evening, Bent 2, at 7:29 am. All members are urged to attend.
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Mart Vembereon
Mary Ann Minter
Calli
Athen
C. E. Daolarth
Miu
Bikd Mapes
R. B. Blades
Bau
Dick Mbter
Fremont County
THE
Colonial
Bambure
Mide West
Ict
Caey
Cyx
Oty Volkmind
Tora
Eaid
Fock
Ute
Dole
Port
Wil Tet
Unem
Baenburg
Glenwood Paper
Harrow
Alt Staty
Wats
Kiwanis Club
L. J. Avge
U. S. Emgingers
Mr. Apple
Lng
Vie Mimberu
Apple
Lews and
Clarke
Nishoa
Botnn
Prema
Langdon
Lewis Rayelatt
Hatlin
Fort Peck
Maroborg Poulle
Otteragh
Wiltisim Hetest Morgan
Waltain
Pelegaman
Jullie Refines
Waite
TOL Ud
Dulephane Hee
IvannRér
Cimage
George
Uwe
Morin
Hints
Dory
Diksy
Bis Hye
Kimans City
iMo Row
Greger B.obhomu
St. Lois
Puneral
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