Hamburg 58 Triumph in Dreven Game Highlights by Mitchell
Hamburg dominated a dreven football game with Mitchell scoring four touchdowns and creating key openings. Gundy showed improvement at backfield, Workman and Long contributed strong defense and aerial plays, while the line and substitutions kept the contest competitive. The season closed with Hamburg defeating Shenandoah, with local figures and visitors recalling travel hardships and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Gaias
Hamburg
Gundy
otTbark
Cecil Workman
Richard Long
Workma
Canty
Sek Long
Flambury
Durlowe
Dankoff
Fasc
Phillipe
Bore
Bovern
Maupin
Bidney
Bhenandoah
Welk
Pane
Lair
Pal
Chiton County
Seis Uty
Boyert
Workman Brothers
Boyd
Beldra
Ue Cong Yen
Sidney Ballinger Biel
Nenhemann
Hichards
Bowling League Week Sees Harding Outpunch Lead
In the Business and Professional Men's Bowling league six matches were played last week after two teams withdrew. Harding Outenpeths led with ten wins in twelve games, while Good Brothers match their number of games. Opelt, Clary, and Mardugs posted strong standings, with high scores and a total league record reached by the Reporter bowlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Ten
Harding
Good Brothers
de Mardugs
Ac Clary
Wee Theam
Howlers
Tenn
Uum
Milla
Treord
Uby
Firemen's Benefit Week at Colonial Theatre
Sunday night December 14 to Saturday December 20 features silent picture shows at the Colonial Theatre to aid the Hamburg fire department. Prominent performers and five top attractions will headline this annual charity event. Proceeds fund flightless equipment and other department needs, with property owners urged to attend all shows to help the firemen’s fund and city safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panies
Benehk
Colonial Theatre
Colon
Norra
Ize Nf
Hamburg
Dod
Sidney Hamburg Game Ends In Defensive Stalemate
A large crowd packed the Hamburg and Sidney High School fields for a scoreless football clash. Players from Hamburg, Sidney, and nearby teams contributed to a tense defensive battle with both sides held in check by sturdy lines and keen tackling. A charity game followed, earmarked to aid physically disabled students, with proceeds supporting two local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bimbung Foolal
Sidney
Atu Tran
Hamburg
Sidney High
Rtehler Park
Fmm
Liem
Thanturg
Thane
Hanbury Logit Park
Bunday
Wayne Langston
Donald Virol Glor
Tapa Welch
Paul Ronnell
Lowell Goett
Garl Dearle
Marcy Low
Paul Midthews
Everett Mead
Owen Milks
Merie Brown
Raymond Nook
Chester Brows
Bil Philips
Merityin Bruce
Ed Lown
Willard Harrow
Lin Lwo
Chamber of Commerce Meeting Postponed and Replaced
A Chamber of Commerce meeting was postponed after a low turnout at the Legion hall on Friday evening. Organizers have arranged a joint session with the Kiwanis Club for this evening and urge readers to contact the Reporter for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Sommercy
Legion Hall
Fela
Ta Hold & Jolt Toretce
Kiwanis
Village Theatre Presents Holiday Play At Hanburx High
Friday evening December six at Hanburx High School the boys and girls glee club will perform a fantasy about a crocodile and a wizard on a tiny island. The tale follows a king and his captors as a comic professor and his nephew bring adventure, danger, and romance to a village audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanburx High School
Eo 7
Ing Bonwacola
Ghunberlsin
Niiwil
McEnoorer
Isand
Biand Wu Prouike
Goel Warn Cinarne Hearlee
Anos
McSneen
Richard Myaell
Klon Bongizcolt
Diary Mytelell
Jack Laan
Armafliy Rewch
Barats
Lelie
Vanshall Brewster
Pawine Schueider
Puto Orinoyel
Tapa Fropp
Hopalonre Simnomma
Seteinga
Vernet Thamprwen WA
Sele Y Ponthe
Farm Bureau Meets in Local Legion Hall Meeting
A Washington vashia herm itargan held a Friday gathering at the American Legion hall. Mesdames A E Wankmaker Claude Vue Pred Jabocon and Leslie Erwin led the event with an Ant Hee and Joxson child welfare program followed by musical numbers including community singing led by WL Rayelh and performances by Miss Judith Chey ton Evelyn maid Leola Stalin and others. A business meeting concluded with Mose Givens named the 4-H boy feeder and plans announced for 4-H girls led by Wender van Musdames Prod Schneider and others. Egypt talk by Mar Spurgquin preceded refreshments of nandatches chicken and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warhington Vashia Hermitargan
American Legion Hall
Wankmaker
Claude Vue
Pred Jabocon
Leslie Erwin
Ant Hee
Joxson
Jed
WL Rayelh
Harry Wieder
Brulin
Mose Givens
Sumimatuive
Wender van Musdames
Speechiver Nermpeper Man Story From Hawitairg
A garbled historical passage describes a scene in Hawitairg with a visitor or editor, a collection of boxes, and a reading event. It mentions a Nile thank offering for royal support of 4 H club work, Madison Lite Wires, and community figures like Mina Father Jncok and Mrs Ler Comstock, with dinner and appreciative remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawitairg
Frank Beymer
Avost
Mordames
Len Comstock
Victor Catets
Nile
Madison Lite
Mina Father Jncok
Ler Comstock
West Coast News Briefs and Local Notices
Fragmented OCR text shows a West Coast news item with plans about community membership, Harold Clarence, and a call for younger generation involvement. Mentions include Wir—Ro gers satire, Yakima interests, Forrest Wray, Tavonne school, and a Surety Finance Company £209,000. The piece reads like a chaotic local column with unverified names and unclear actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy
Harold Clarence
Forrest, Wray
Tavonne
Ihu Irilerhead
Zerdik Petle Laryenianipir
Surety Finaace Company
Humburg
Lincoln study club memory recalls A D Minter
A citizen recalls meeting A D Minter as a boy when the Monday Study Club visited Lincoln. The account notes Minter’s youth in Chi week with Wink Good and Mrs. ceo, and describes an introduction in Lincoln to Grepher jatady and A. Douglas Mp. Mincer. The retelling confirms Minter’s later work on The Art of Thisk and references Women of the Cacwre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincola
A. H. Wikut
Lince
A.D. Minter
Minter
Chi
Aire
Wink Good
Donne
Wikwao
Lincoln
Grepher Jatady
Boos
A. Douglas
Mincer
Iny
Erid Ace
Cacwre
Death of Hugh Brown in Thurman Nebs
Hugh Brown passes away quietly at home after a long illness, remembered as a neighbor of the old-fashioned type always ready to help. The obituary lists his family, local connections, and mentions recent golden wedding anniversary of Mia Mia. Funeral arrangements note local locations and mourners, with a lengthy roll of relatives and community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Brown
Mr. Brown
Sonenlstee
Chevrolet meeting attendance in Nebraska and South Dakota
Fred Clowdy Leg Helle wan and other Gawdy Chevrolet Co. officials attended the annual Chevrolet dealers meeting in Southwestern Town Nebraska and South Linkota Weld at Omatta. The opening banquet led to talks on automotive business challenges, dealership growth, and advertising spend, with emphasis on service and dealer relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Eel Clowdy
Leg Hellewan
Gawdy Chevrolet Co
Fred W
Chevrolet Deniers
Town
Nebraska
South Linkota
Weld
Omatta
Perayilly
Renotter
Ant Wey Company
Unclear ceremonial plan stated for Christmas service
Fragmentary OCR describes Cecelia A Werner and a church service before Christmas. It mentions a lacquered carver produced by a Chinese worker and a value of 2000 dollars. Details are garbled and names are uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia
Werner
Cemetery Association Year 1990 Meeting Notes
The Galtere cemetery association held a 1990 meeting at the home of Mrs. A B Wanamaker to close the year, audit funds, and plan for upkeep and donations. Mr A B Wanamaker is president, Frank Mendix vice president, Bats L A Rees treasurer, Lenora Clayton corresponding secretary, with funds allocated for care of gravesites and reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cemetery Association
A.B. Wanamaker
Omre
Howe Ds Chineye
A.B Wanamaker
Frank Mendix
Bats
L.A. Rees
Trenuiers Mos
Benefit Football Game Promises Local Support
A charity football event organized by the Kiwanis clubs of Shenandoah and Hamburg is planned for Friday at 2 p.m. in Shenandoah, with proceeds aiding underprivileged children. Admission is fifty cents, twenty-five cents for students, and town plans anticipate community participation despite garbled reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwants Clube
Shevandoah
Hamburg
Shetunwoah
Shenandoat Ye
Pencals
Besore
Ing Ly Byutiwesters
Dilly
Tyr Hildrei
Tanutab
Juiel
Kiwanis Nativity
Beth
Jena Jon
Fifteenth Anniversary Theatre Notes and Cast List
A fragmentary notice outlines a December event marking a fifteenth anniversary with plans for a play reading. The text lists numerous names including Gertrude Poel Bellveidert and Mary La Firmall Barks Mildrest, with roles such as prologue reader Elta Speigel and epilogue reader Ma. Trona Sennen. Acts one through three appear set in a small Central Indian village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cin Boudlay
Dajder Lee
Ras
Mar Mylar
Vince
Quiven
Mina Clarice MacMilan
Pantonne
Gertrude
Poel
Bellveidert Ghidys
Mary la Firmall Barks
Mildrest South
Maxine Waters
Chatre
Paraiby' Tondity
Tarehin
Ethel “Phamaes Ue Tmothur-felow
Brille Stowsutt
Martin Sid” Rolin Carpenter
Marlon Gotteebey
Blewin
Bole
Feukh Werper
Ue Hindwarner
Mra
Trona Sennen
Loa
Loleta
Trudes
Pearl Burns
Elta Speigel
Beenes
Lela
Centrad Indlis
Santa Claus Letters For Children In Need
A letter asks readers to prepare notes for underprivileged children and promises Santa Claus will deliver a hope filled message. It urges families to write and send letters soon as many kids will be resting during the year and urges support for poor communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leurry
Santa Claus
Santa Chon
Santa
Fire at White's home prompts second alarm
A fire at the White residence Monday triggered a second alarm Monday evening before it was controlled. The blaze caused minor damage, linked to a stove pipe near a partition, with the fire department reporting prompt containment and no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Comedy and Romance at Local Theater Run
The week features Buster in Dough Boys with GH Edwards on Friday December 5, followed by Sea Wolf with Jane Keith and Raymond Hackett on Saturday December 6. Renegades with Warbur Baxter and others plays Sunday through Tuesday December 7–9, plus The Mantinant Alert with Rod LaRouche on December 10 and a December 14 revival of Yale Mighire with romantic intrigue and suspense throughout the run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duster Keator
K. B
Fyom
Trenetve
Buster
GH Edwards
Pits
Dack London
Rose Turs
Tans
Wolf Larsen
Mittwa Dita
Jane Keith
Raymond Hackett
Manning Wen
Milter
Warber Baxter
Myre Loy
Nash Beery
Gregory Gare
Charge Cooper
C. Henry Gordon
Colin Chase
Bein Lugosl
Unis Bly
Lad Forden Legion
Beave Inn
Wennessay
Thurdey
Devender
Flere
Rod LaRouque
Conrad Navel
Marie
Hegele
Lilitan Inh
Annual Meeting and Parish Events Report
Annual meeting scheduled for December 15 at Shihey Methodist Church with a Monday program. Notes include committee actions, AI activities, and local governance items. references to river town disputes and farm bureau board decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shihey
Niftenes
Uiere
Bite Wewa
Ana Giris Elihs
Arey Herta Anschved
Inathal
Erie
Mtonton
Tanuniitee Han
Danby Attends Three Day Meet With Americar Tania Corp
R O Danley travels to Chicins Thuerting for a three day conference hosted by the Americar Tania corporation. Born of the BYE kywowar rustiuma experts at Airope and the United States will be present at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Danby
Chicane
R. O. Danley
Chicins Thuerting
Americar Tania Corporation
Airope
United States
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Sidney G
Bud Bollend
Lonemont
Cole
Mir
Béla
Welter Bolland
Gidney
Bud
Korea
G.O. Lowe
Kerra
St Dents
Dee
Eland
Farm Bureau Meets
Mia Mia
Wille
Ahli
Leiburg
Daanntte Town
Ehubey & CG
de Taft CO
Tre Bolleysiie Ehildren
Charles Ernest
Grace A. Doleh
Thurman
Willand
Oscar
Trowley HL
Planiclu
Gairsinee
Pat Na Didian
Gardon
Roy
John
Nebrasii Ily
Idia
Adys
Melton
Balfeheatter
F. Mabroule
Peler
T Td Hollis
Willan
Olive Obuiran
Hidinbury
Eemebery
Chevrolet
Nig Gale
Geta
Brice Datlan
Green Towndhikyy
Fremont Kownhy
Huw
Dalian
Fast Caren
Ballon
Farm Bureau Board of Diventees
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