Shenandoah Hands Hamburg 34 0 on Thanksgiving Day
Hamburg defeats Shenandoah 34 to nothing in a Thanksgiving game at home. Hamburg's offense moved 80 yards in the first five minutes, with Matthews delivering standout kicking and backfield play led by Matthews Long Glenn and Fareley. Shenandoah struggled with passes, completing six of twenty with five interceptions, while substitutions and late drives kept the game close, ending 34-0 for Hamburg.
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Hamburg
Bcan
Shenandoah
Attie
Homburg
Matthews
Long
Glenn
Fareley
Charley
Fitchett
Reeves
Backield
Shenandoan
Red Good
Tosy
Shenandoah Tem Hamburg
Ure
Ynirk
Mavne
Gams
Lieptailselen
Pame
Herve Turkey
Statistos Firat Downs Woods
Fromkrut
Iis
EciaMae
Jou Braceunimage
Pranet
Rompieved
Obituary for Mrs. Sarah Parley of Hamburg
Mrs. Sarah Parley of Hamburg, long a community figure, died at the Fiamburg hospital at age 82 years 11 months and 23 days. Born December 7 142 in Holy county near Fares Missouri, she moved with her family during the Civil War era to near Sidney, joined the Christian church, and married William Farley on June 16 TRY. She raised six children and had five grandchildren. Her siblings Martha Schrum of Clarinda and Japins Schrum of Randolph preceded her in death. Her family and town mourn her loss with funeral services conducted by Rev. C. Clark.
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Suh Schrum-Farley
Desumber
Holy County
Fares
City
Missouri
Fiamburg Hospital
IsHieasint Grave
Tawa
Sidney
Christian Church
Clarinda
Java
Japins, Schrum
Randolph
Lowa
Parley
Topeca
Kansas
Prank
Worland
Yrryoniy
Edward
Orleite Nepraska
Florence Salmond
Kela
Craver
Rochester
New York
Fern Savage
Tashorn
Saltoraa
Marley
Farley
Hamburg
Alt Hawal
Rav. C. Clark
Local Rural Fair Promises Evening Activities
A rural community fair outlines an evening program for Thursday with activities at the school gym. Admission is charged for five cents. Evaryone in attendance is welcome. Vendors sell herbal products and other goods, including items from a local crude drug seller.
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Wild Nova
Lenda
Shenandoah Band Entertains at Thanksgiving Football Game
Shenandoah high school band performed at a Thanksgiving game to boost school spirit. The players displayed a drill praised as well executed, following a national contest win last fall. Hamburg girls pop club appeared in blue and white units, marking their first field appearance. In Sidney, Miss Maria Brown and Ralph Pulliam wed with Rev. Clark officiating. groom employed by Square Dens Produce Co, kinship ties noted, best wishes offered.
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Shenandosh
Shensti@ead high school
Shenandoah
Hampurg
Hamburg
Sidney
Maria Brown
George Tinder
Ralph Pullim
Georgia Pulliam
Lawrence? Brown
Wanda Story
Clark, Howard
Methodies Church
Kinney
North Mall Street
Square
Demonstration Saturday Proved to be Three Successes
A Saturday demonstration sponsored by the Business and Professional Women's Club drew crowds despite muddy roads. Events at the American Legion hall included bread making by Laura Wieder and Evalyt Brulin, a Christmas gift display by the Washington township auxiliary, and fashion shows by local merchants. Prizes were awarded for baked goods and canned vegetables as part of a community showcase with school and health inspections noted.
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American Legion Hall
Laura Wieder
Evalyt Brulin
Walter Johnson
Washington Township
Fawood Wearcraft
Ray Lauriteon
Wright
Grovery
Paul Pilger
Cirail
Ideal ‘Talats
Jor Mu Bi
Joan Hutson
Frank J. Brown
Daha Hutson
TE. B. Mullens
Orvis Smith Serond
Lucy Hayek
All Ready for Reporter's Annual Christmas Show
The annual Reporter Christmas picture show for children will be held Saturday December 2 in the territory up to high school age. Visitors over the holidays are welcome. The program promises plenty of comedies with seven Uncat shows and long tradition. If seats are filled, some may stand. tickets include dolls as prizes this year with hope for a local town item.
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Lars
Hox
Inter
Soven
Golme
Agin
A Trip to Washinton D C by Lone Chapel Ladies
Washington trip follows a Wednesday afternoon event at Mrs George Hostitd home with about thirty guests. Program features include a hunt, music, readings, and a train trip to consult the President about agricultural issues. Prizes for costumes go to Mrs Neva Holman and Miss Barbara Winkler.
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Lone Chapel
George Hostitd
Mosdames Marjory Music
Ruth Beall
Satan Woodward
Mesdamox
Irene Hayfid
Velma Shoemake
Verna Gubser
Ant Wu
Washington, D. C
Neva Holman
Charmitis Hostes
Five Year Latiburg Football Record Under Coach Belk
The Latiburg football squad posted an eight win, one loss, and one tie across a ten game schedule under A. M. Sekana. Hamburg’s five year record shows 1,309 points for and 127 against, with forty six wins and twenty losses, reflecting building strength and strong material. The 1930s team produced 283 points in 1930 and 505 points in 1931, with 211 points for and 94 against in 1932, including a loss to Thomas Jefferson.
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Latiburg
A. M. Sekana
Jost
Goodwestern
A. M. Selk
Belk
Tinm
Burg
Mive
Hamburg
Ted
Thehyy
Wurty-geven
Thomas Jefferson
Orchestra Concert Set for This Friday Night
The Nebraska City Clio Orchestra, over thirty instruments, performs Friday at 8 pm in the high school auditorium. The free public concert is sponsored by the Rivas club to cover local expenses. Director George Strabb Jr, former Beatle Symphony member, brings a polished program to town. Crow Bell mystery closes the page, neighbors recall a strange tale in Abe woods.
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Nebraska Ciy Clio
Rivas Cish
Iotermivsion
Turae Enon
Vin Br
Doris
Dyrson
George Strabb, Jr
Beattle Symphony Orchestra
Romliy
Nebraska City
Ant
Vonerrt
Beh Schowl
Cloud Bleck
Abe Woodsay
Enon
First Ride In a Buggy At Thanksgiving Season
A young lady from Hamauryg experiences a buggy ride during Thanksgiving, reflecting on changing times from trains to autos. The Hamburg Monday Study Club meets at Mrs Glau Vyse's home with Dorothy Noble leading a Japanese Industries study session featuring papers on agriculture forests fisheries and Mongol history.
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Auto
Liem
Hamburg
Glau Vyse
Missy Dorothy Noble
Iimdel
Asi
Shmpson Pinnell
Pinport
CG. EB
Doyle
Dorothy Noble
Hor- Ian Weay
D. P. Long
Simson Pinnel
Walter Johnson
Bhough
Whitaltsche
Wayne Chirk
Warehouse Board Lays Dourt Rules on Corn
The warehouse board for the corn loan program in Fre mont county held a meeting to finish organization and set sealing terms for Fort i Line county. Members include Harry Wieder and others. sealing costs per crib and per bushel are defined with waivers and payments due on sealing. Several named townships and individuals are listed as sealer candidates, and arrangements continue with county agents in Des Mullen. Verne Wray entertained Southwest and Northwest Missouri buyers during a Friday evening meeting detailing investment and market activity amid muddy roads.
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Fremont County
Ford i Line
Harry Wieder
Stevens
George Pull
Dick Wend
Ray
Giutney
Uelone
Damian
Parragut
Pishon
Waliul
Nishais
Umagui
Wala
Mani
Wray
Verne Wray
Missouri
Surteys
Atharage Wilding
Wily
Aken Hp
Imerrase
Mareleal and Teatan Wed at Gentennial Prison Home
Mrs Payilis Thylar of Watson and Fay Smith of Hing presented themselves at the prison hom e cap the Tew G T Teatan of Gentennial chores Saturday evening, where they were quickly married. They returned home to Hamburg where they will reside as their friends extend best wishes.
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Mareleal
Payilis Thylar
Watson
Fay Smith
Hing
Hamburg
Wales
Bridge Work Affects Road On Me Ot Road In Annis Parish
A report notes a bridge on the Me Ot road at Annis Parish requires removal and replacement of cemented approaches. The project aims to widen and straighten the line to reduce hazards for unfamiliar motorists, with work expected to ease a dangerous section near Slusiter farm and Lare Wlud road junction. Mrs Nelle Cooks residence is mentioned in connection with a prior incident at the site.
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Cai
Athen
Sarantily
Memory of Verne Wainy and Wray in Civil War tale
Celebrated figure Ubi Mirkbadity recalls Verne Wainy and Wray, noting Mrs Than and Miss Preven, and Maryndhin Sundae who celebrated eightieth birth. Wray fought in the Civil War, mustered out at Fort Kenrey, served in Indian fighting, returned to Maryville, and passed through Hamburg before visiting the village in 1868.
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Than
Enti
Gostonya
Mid
Fort Kenrey
Lrik
Maryville
Hamburg
Wiley
Smal
Wray
Items of Interest From Hamburg Public School
The Hamburg Public School council met midweek with discussion on charter honors and society memberships. The senior class received their rings while basketball plans dominated, noting many candidates, practice groups, and upcoming games against Auburn, Tarkio, Tabor, and Shenandoah with a county league cup as the prize.
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Hamburg Public School
National
Jinerary Scholarship Society
Graink
National Athletic Scholarshiye Socieny
Grante
Vurad
Une High Selosu
A. M. Belk
Nebenske
Clacioda
Mrethant
Loni Namesays
Tor
Popu Ling
Bitenes
al Altace
Dat Bey Aguia
Goggei Wetls
Tawa
Mb Algepupus
Auburn
Shenindoah Mustangy
Iowa
Tarkio
Tabor
Red Oak
Thomas
Sippari
Three Theat Pigs at Colonial Theatrical Event
Patrons attend a quirky performance titled Three Theat Pigs at Colonial Thether. Report notes the show drew a mixed audience and critics commented on the playful decay of traditional theater. The piece blends humor with political satire and attracted local interest in the evening show.
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Theth
V. Munelay Ane
Havy
Una
Willen
Cisery
Yaleltenc
Stolen Car Recovered After Joy Ride Suspect Likely Local
Fragmentary report notes a car theft in Clarina Thauiles area and its return the next day parked near Hamburg city tram. Police believe the thief may be local and seeking a quick thrill, with limited clues available. The account hints at casual driving by unknown individual.
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Clarina Thauiles
Tronk
Hamburg
Tml
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