North Liberty Ladies Aid Society Remembered From 1908
A long preserved reminiscence recalls the North Liberty Ladies Aid Society founded in 1908, its German ties and wartime tensions, its growth to fifty members, its charitable drives for Hamburg projects, and its lasting community impact through ministerial support and social gatherings.
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North Liberty Ladies Aid
Reporting Bird Bands Aids Duck Research and Regulations
Hunters urged to report leg bands found on ducks to the Bureau of Biological Survey. Band data help study waterfowl habits and inform hunting rules. Birds from the bureau and state commissions are used, with thousands of pheasants released for habitat and behavior studies. many bands are recovered by the commission in recent years aiding regulatory improvements.
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Bureau of Biological Survey
Beate Conservation Commission
Mimel
Turmin
Death of Miss Callie Wieder in Waterloo
Miss Callie Wieder, 31, Norarien of the Watering Town, libraries for twelve years, died in Waterloo hospital on November 24 after gallbladder surgery. A graduate of the University of Wisconsin and the University of Jews, she taught in local schools four years and led Waterloo libraries. Survived by her mother, brother Harry Wieder of this place, and sister Ada Bumeard of West Branch. Funeral services were held in Waterloo and West Branch.
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Callie Wieder
Norarien
Rot Mer
Univeraity
University of Wisconsin
Teaxina Bambery
Waterloo
American Asoclaliinn
University Womb
Tad Tren
U of Wisconsin Ibrery Phoal Glunini
P. FO. Society
Miss Wieder
Harry Wieder
Ada Bumeardae
West Branch
Yous
Death of Mrs Frank Mead from illness
Mrs Mead died Tuesday after weeks of illness caused by cancer. She leaves her husband and three children, with services set at 2 pm Thursday at Taplist church, conducted by Rev Cliker Hutchinson, burial in Hamburg cemetery. The obituary notes a large family and local ties with Hamburg and Missouri connections.
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Peath
Frank Mead
Mead
T. B. Keys
Hamburg
Boy Mercer
Augusta
Kansas
Fleur
Everett Mead
Moberig
Rav
Cliker Hutchinson
Val Interemen
Anticipation Now Underway in City Church Services
Anticipation grows as city church plans ongoing services each Sunday morning with Sunday school at 9 and preaching at 11. Rev. HO Knich is pastor inviting all to attend and bring friends to hear the message and participate in worship.
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Vive
Lah
Eveangels Winnie Woot
Eithel Browping
HO Knichfield
Colonial Theatre Week Shows Double Bill Attracts Crowds
The Colonial Theatre features a big Friday and Saturday double bill with Two in Revolt and King of Abe Dama 2a starring John Ariedat Louise Lather Marvel Owen and Lightning the toy. The Great Zelgteht with William Powell Myrna Loy Louise Bailey will headline Sunday to Tuesday. Crash Donovan appears next Wednesday and Thursday with a wild highway thriller starring Jack Holt. A world of songs drama and romance fills ten shows over three hours nightly.
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John Ariedat
Louise Lather
Marvel Owen
Lightning
Aeege
Edemmed
Man
Ile of the Damned
Samsetr Dientor
Selee the Gover
Ntor
Ztlefela
Wil
Serern
Colonial
Severy O
Bnstead
Merehads
Thurmay
Crash Donovan
Jack Holt
Irving
Turk
Dandevil Gavalcade
Jove
Dannvr
Death
Miss Brewer Reaches Baltimore for Workhouse Event
The fragment notes Muriel Brewer arriving in Baltimore for a Workhouse event with Miss Maltimare. It mentions a planned Christmas exchange, a gathering at the home of Mrs. Pace, and leaders including Mrs. Crit. Attendees are expected to be present for an afternoon party and activities.
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Sewer Ty
Muriel Brewer
Baltimace
Bae Min
Dre Be
Dad Ja
Ghristmas
Junior High Wins Honors in Dramatic Contest
Riverton scene reports junior high students placing in oratory and dramatic divisions. Margaret Beach won second in drama with How Scarecrow's Brother Came Home. Rosalyn Magnuson praised for work in drama. Miss Magnuson, in her second year teaching, earns notice for advancing arts. Also notes church services and a manslaughter plea by Mrs. Otha Taylor in Nebraska City.
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J. Hent
Margaret
Wort Lace
Ther Reeding
Scarecrow
Paleranary
Riverton
Mens
Beach
Rosalyn Magnuson
Miss Magnuson
Otha Taylor
Nebraska City
Ant
Amurt
Former Prison Chaplain to Speak in Hamburg
Former prison chaplain and evangelist Ladry Newnent will speak on December 7 at Laverty School about crime and prison life. He plans to illustrate the death march and electric chair with live demonstrations, recounting Hangings and electrocutions witnessed in the Sewagewat area and a Colorado prison riot five years ago.
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Ladry Newnent
Ad Evangelist
Laverty School
Howe
Mies
Madison Church
Dean
Qarris
Atten
Colorado
Homnen
Carnival a Success Widest Carnival at Local High School
The event on Tuesday evening November 24 at the high school drew crowds for games minstrel show boxing wrestling and a physical training exhibition. Proceeds benefit the student activity fund with many local merchants donating door prizes and prizes from businesses such as Economy Food Sinner Modern Cleaners Connors Ti Glison's Cafe and more.
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Hanbourg
Nisbiavetna
Mrs Wilhelmina Bangs obituary outlines life and family
Mrs Wilhelmina Bangs born Renita ack Suldien Ger vtadaty Octaber 1343, married Frederick Carl Bang May 12 1866 in Tenitz Gere. They migrated to America in 1808, settled near Locust Grove, raised five more children, husband died May 4 1901. She died November 27 1936 at age 92 years 6 months. Survived by four children in Nebraska and Iowa, numerous relatives. Funeral conducted at Locust Grove Meliorist church followed by burial in Locust Grove cemetery.
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Wilherubia “Hones
Naigatl
Renita
Gervtadaty
Fourier
Evangelical Church of Germany
Frederick Carl Bang
Tenitz
Geremany
Louisa
America
Caey
Dand
Sidney
Lonce
Tock
Tiberly
Howse
The
Evangelical Church
Hoprbure
Daligs
Locust Grove
Nm Chria
Locust Grave
Fuller
Howe Place
Ges
Kambora
Alienton
Weir Nother
William Fredericks Daving
Cuiatt Emlia Nook
Uanhure
Ammaidus Bangs
Losush
Prederisk Carl Banzs
Syracuse
Nebr
Mayl
Jackson
Bidney
Nusemanh
Tambure
Locust
Lovust Grove
M. F. Etirch Cemetery
Hamburg Public Schools Calendar and Local Sports
Hamburg public schools outline recent activities including Dec 4 basketball at Ramonte Dec 7 Percival teams at Hamburg Dec 10-11 high school operetta and girls basketball tournament at Nishnabotha Northboro girls basketball loss to Hamburg 30-16 with halftime 9-1 The Northboro game featured a third quarter rally by Fonda Toldta and Rive The Dec 4 game against Fairfax opens varsity athletics in Atchison county The girls start at 7:45 pm The eighth grade Margaret Beach won a dramatic division title at Sidney declamation contest with Helen Lee Henaleien second in oratory at Riverton on Nov 19 and J Mets third in preliminary oratory
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Beck
Ours
George Bogner
Airs
Tennessee Rope
Dow Brown
Germany
Liberty
Hamburg
Hambuch
George Dogar
I. Dee
Lie
Wane
Arrinsing
Indies -Sitt
Wadely
Hitc
Rick School
Howe
Keown
al Bs
Dumber
Geporse Bogar
Wit Boil
E. J. Beck
Licy Knanpe
George Hicks
Sidney
Amciety
A.W. Pandy
Wenela
Palifax
Ramonte
Percival
Igh School
Nishnabotha
Northboro
Northborcourt
Tayor
Page County
Sam
Fonda Toldta
Abe Gpenine
Hanibure
Fairfax
Yo Ftaki
Tscat
Redavions
Atchison County Satan Ht
Gitts
Umea
Edie Art Victor
Wildcats
Fairtex
Iivrny
Gira
Margaret Beach
Margaret
Unne
Hawn Nore
Helen Lee Henaleien
J. Hees
Riverton
J. Mets
Hearts and Blossoms operetta planned for high school
Students present the cantic operetta Hearts and Blossoms in the high school auditorium on December 10. Miss Burns directs with Miss Eyans aiding, while Judy Letherwood accompanies the vocal performance. Faculty assist with staging, decor, and stage properties as around 100 cars pass by the local residence area during the week.
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Miss Buns
Bhirley Letherwood
Mss Eyans
Miss Magnuson
Ureev Vonk
Misa Lewis
Jand
Wils
Eharmetars
Horne
Marming
June Mandine
Mythical Teams Shine in Southwestern Iowa Results
A ragged OCR recap highlights Nonpareil selection Maule and Daneocol tied for top in a Southwestern Iowa event. Mentioned are Dol, Long, Dankot, Woll, and Katte with Cornel NIT showing a victory for the pick of southwestern Iowa.
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Mate Smuythhond
Daly
Southeastern
Lowe
Mayrra
Dwrkot
Man
Eater
Hamburn
Maulewoottrn
Dancot
Bern Glen
Dankot
Woll
Talnenin
Katte
Cornell
WaiAh
Southwestern
Towa
Monday Study Club Evening on Mythology and Christianity
The Monday Study Club met under Mrs Ell Beal with Mr R Hickman reporting on Swedish Mythology and the All Father Odin. Mrs Winker Jahinsen presented Scandinavian Advent themes while Mrs Marmnes reviewed an article on Kensington. Carl Bilin led a Better Speech hour.
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Dorothy Noble
Phe Teshoe
Ell Beal
R. ¥. Hickman
Odhy
Mr. Beal
Advent Inka
Yielaue
Pauline
Winker Jahinsen
Mes
Marmnes
Kensington
Carl Bilin
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