Crumley Death and Local News From High Creek
Obituary notes David Dedrick Crumley born Washington county Tennessee June 1849 died November 29 1922 at High Creek after illness. Survived by wife prior death and three children including Lelia Murdock. also three brothers and one sister. Funeral held Friday at High Creek with Rev Griffith. Also brief incident report deputy sheriff shot in Page County while pursuing car thieves. hospital condition improving for the deputy. Farmers Institute premium list for Sidney issued with new exhibits and competition rules.
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David Dedrick Crumley
Avas Orn
Washington County
Tenesse
Siiline Tully
Merytown Teese
Sallie
Bertha Pullemite
Lelia Murdock
Sam Os Riverton
Frank
Oxa
California
Phillip
Jobson City
Tennessee
Mary Worthuth
Ruskin
Nebraska
Crumley
Atchison County
M Ro
Heanburg
Arthly
Christian Church
High Creek
Res. Dow. Griffith
Sheri
Stanley Pfander
Page County
Clarinda
Thwaleer
Sherif
Steve Green Headlining Special Thanksgiving Program
A local event features Steve Green as a headliner in a special Thanksgiving program. He is billed as America’s funniest minstrel, performing with a major act on the big stage. Green previously appeared on the Work Program in Qinahye during the STN.
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Gotny Stroy
Steve Green
Phighouse
Ax “Aamerio
Gant
Wo Oputieh
Gren
Qinahye
Unclear OCR Segment of Historic News Item
The readable fragments describe a person named Ciade and an injury linked to a mood poisoning claim. It mentions a fan, a horse, and a foal with limited, inconsistent details and no clear outcome or dates.
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John Ciade
Dahn
Shenandoah Team Heads to Bartlesville for Road Game
Shenandoah high school football squad with nineteen players traveled through town this morning on the way to Bartlesville Oklahoma to face a Ramona area champion team. They may meet Tulsa on their return trip.
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Shenandoah
Oklahom
Eddie Thas Ninteen
Bartlesville
Okm
Ramona
Okla
Tulsa
Annual Home Coming at Hamburg Lodge No 197
Annual home coming of the lodge will be held in Hamburg with members and spouses special guests. After the lodge gathering, Odd Fellows and wives are invited to partake. The Rubekuh ordinary group invited to attend with wives and requested to arrive at the designated hotel.
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Hamburg
Pioneer Resident Dies In Lincoln County
Ike Singleton was called to Lincoln Monday by the death of her father Chas Hopt who had been living with his son Kevin for several years. Mr Noupt conducted the Hultizer mill about twenty five years ago and was identified with the history of Hamburg. The funeral will be Wednesday in the county.
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Lincolhire
Ike Singleton
Lincoln
Chas. Hopt
Kevin
Noupt
Hamburg
Legion Men Supper Pleases Hubert Woordward Post Members
The Hubert Woordward Post held its regular Monday meeting with an oyster supper at the Hotel Loyal. Members discussed community activities and future plans while recognizing post officers and helpers from Dr Twainley to James Moore and Evan Thorp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Woordward
Smalley
Twainley
Mawre
Leon Thorp
Silv er Loving Cup Narrative Confused Entry
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a silver loving cup and a contest awarding it to a farm writer for a paper on a topic tied to calving and parent stock. Details are unclear, but the piece notes five top papers and an evening entertainment during a festival or institute setting.
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Wanda
Toplivil
The Iron Trail at Colonial Friday Showings
The Iron Trail by Box Beach will be shown at the Colonial on Friday and Friday night engagements. A popular author reputation promises a high order picture with a capable cast led by noted performers of the era.
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Box Beach
Colonial
Fiftieth wedding anniversary at Hamburg home
Rev and Mrs John Zick celebrated fifty years of marriage at their Hamburg home with open house from 2 to 5 p m. Friends called to offer congratulations and good wishes as neighbors recalled the couple’s long life together. The pair married December 5 1872 at Rock Port with Rev BH Graham officiating.
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John Zick
Hock Port
BH Graham
Auck
Currall County
Missouri
Washington
Aitchison Meatyeinds
Madison Township
Hamburg
Lake
Andy Harber
Cox Chapel
Ged
Erickson-Black Miss Ngen Bhick and Mr Carl Brigkson
Erratic spellings mark a small wedding record noting Erickson Black Miss Ngen Bhick and Carl Brigkson to wed at the home of the bride's parents on a Saturday in late November. Details are fragmentary but indicate a family ceremony with likely officiants and attendees.
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Erickson
Ngen Bhick
Carl Brigkson
Rey
and. Blick
Weil
Two Infants Die in Wast Coast Home
Two infant deaths are reported in a local hamlet with a short funeral service conducted by Rev. TL Freedthinn. Floyd Enxene, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Walt Wallanwits, died after birth complications. The burial occurred at Hames bury cemetery amid family sorrow.
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Feanne Paul
Ant Mass
Hamesbury
Homecoming and wedding unite couples in Sidney
A wedding and homecoming event tied the community as Imotored to Sidney on Wednesday for the marriage of Mir aid Arment of Hamilton to Dale Mi Ben Arment. The ceremony in the Baptist parsonage was led by Rev. Tomas J. Reese, with families and friends from Wake and Viam in attendance. The couple will use the name Arment in their future life together.
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Sidney Mise Eimice
Corie Dale Mi
Ben Arment
Hamilty
Grelaides
Open House At Local Home Welcomes Minister
An open house was held this afternoon at the residence of Re ad Mas L A Wiliaang. Ladies from various church societies were invited to meet the young minister and discuss church affairs.
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Mas
L A
Wiliaang
Tiney
Last To Nebraska City WWambury High School Football Defeated
The WWambury high school football team traveled to Nebraska City and were defeated by a score of 12 to 19. The City showed quick moves and strong play at every line of the game.
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Nebraska City
Nebraska
Mrs HP Brown Found Dead In Her Rowe Sunday
Mrs HP Brown is reported dead at her home near Rowe Sunday after a long illness. The widow had twelve children from a previous union and was survived by sisters and brothers including Kate Mon and Mollie Gillman. Funeral services were held at Wieh Creek church with burial in the local cemetery. She was aged 72 years.
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Jama
Ollie
Gey
Cawker City
Delly Sullivan
Omaha
Lawrence Itson
Falls City
Nebraska
Link
Arthur
Falls
Neville
Unaids
Zawk
Zuck
Atehi
Hert
Clyde
Kansas
Mead
Fred Boc
Amin
Mats
HP. Brown
Rowe
Brown
Deventhue
Willi
Esott
Bron Ony
Nellie
AL Smith
Vale Salford
Henry Rappo
Mitchell
South Dakota
Earl Wy Neer Te
Mollie Gillman
Omeha
Sadlin Gillis
Watson
Will
Grant Moner
al Nelwe Stons
Bakersfield
California
Shealso
Dea
Presbyterian Breeh
Wieh Creek Church
Wieh Creek Church Hy de Ree
Iblesouri
Gad
Local meeting of Hanbury r Wait Here committee
An AC meeting of the stickholders for the Hanbury r Wait Here was held at the Tibi, Usts evening. Officers present included Rayeth secretary and Frank Miller treasurer with others listed. The session covered nest court matters, wartime plates, and trench references, noting attendees and confirming a future meeting.
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Hanbury
Tibi
Athen
Wo. Rayeth
Frank Miller
Wert Reid
Sigitley
Themer Restaurant Moves to Toedt Building
Change of place of business announced for Themer Restaurant formerly in the Stashey building on Dateeet. They relocate opposite Sonorter office to operate a general eating house. The move aims to boost business growth.
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Dai Crumley
Mers Institute
Farmers Institute
Sidney
All Y
Ima
Po Ian
Ter Fey
Legion
John Zuck
Towa
Sinsel
AL Teorhea
Jules Faye
Vridge Chg
Teleaghere
Cd Y Pollewine
Meadames Franken
Lowie
J. W. Sykes
Howard Coferesind Mig
Honiton
Gene Darfies
I Port
Mivs
Sornice Chivtarta
Mra Ala
Hopkins Dosepn
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