Marriage and Divorce Sparks at El Yanis Club
Edwin A. Getscher urged marriage reform at the El Yanis Club, arguing for proper age and mental health checks, birth-rate control via sterilization, and school courses on marriage. He criticized neglect of home education and warned of rising divorce linked to alcohol, violence, and artificial living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin A .Getscher
el- Yanis Club
Fouth
Gelsberr
Ik Ht
Germany
Wille
Jan
Jawa
Childleus Piarrigans
Friday the 13th and other Friday dates across years
Calendar letter notes how Friday the 13th or other Fridays fall on the 1st, 14th or 23rd of various months across decades. It explains patterns, mentions specific years, and invites readers to study their calendars for future Fridays and birthdays.
Anniversary Celebration for Wey and Mrs Parker
To celebrate their golden wedding anniversary in Adair Town the Wey and Mrs HOG Parker will host a Sunday afternoon ceremony at the Glenwend Methodist church parlors. An invitation has been extended to Taraburg friends to attend. Mr Parker was formerly pastor of the Methodist church in this area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wey
Hog, Parker
Adair
Annie Veratry
Glenwend
MLK Club Meeting in Mrs Frew Till Home
The MLK Club gathered Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs Frew W Till with Mrs M M Tryne and Mrs B D Dana hosting. Attendees socialized and spent the afternoon playing ferry-two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadion
Frew W. Till
Musdames
M. M. Tryne
B.D. Dana
Hostenser
Cooperative Education Meeting in Hamburg Hall
A Hamburg cooperative educational committee held a Wednesday evening program at the Hamburg Odd Fellows Hall featuring two films, Up from the Earth and a comedy. Attendees noted the upcoming Cooperative and Supply Association event and Howard Cowden of Kansas City as a potential speaker. Cowden, general manager of the Consumers Cooperative Association, has been active in the cooperative movement and recently spoke at the United Nations session. W A Redfall presided as field secretary of the local cooperative association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Odd Fellows Hall
Hamburg Cooperative Educational Commitee
Cooperative Oi and Supply Association
Howard Cowden
Kansas City
Ale. Cowden
Consumers Cooperative Association
Repor Ho
Wie
Tntoren Final Cooperative Alliance
Humel
Switzerlane
United States
United Nations
W. A. Redfall
Shenandoah
Lie Gansouvors Cooperative Associalign
The
Split Basketball Bill With Riverton Triumphs in Veal Term
Riverton and Hamlun high schools split a Friday basketball doubleheader with Hamburg and Absatung. Measles led Riverton with twenty four points while Gartner and Moore added double digits. The Hamburg girls won their three events, and Noth stam dominated the boys half to reach a tied game at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlun H \igh
Hisentun
Hin
Kaya
Wigeh Poittaint
Absatung
Pionel
Gartner Sor Kixerton
Moore
Elevan
Hanburg Girly
Lave
AL Banchory
Noth Stam
Hamburg Sunk & Wasket
Riverton
Wantienn
Nemre
Hamburg School Activities Reflect Holiday Preparations
Pupils contributed 814.29 to a national drive while the school reports enrollments and class counts. Fifth graders prepare for a party, a student moved from Omaha, and perfect spelling records noted. Kindergarten decorates for Christmas as teachers and students engage in crafts, music, and festive activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urede
Suberculonis Association
Tount Hicharde
Omaha
Rawuenary Wail
Rumil
Indy
Christing
Shirley
Paisie Baker
Shela Webster
Bnight
Marahu
Charley
Elisa
Benevar
Nebraska
Clas
V.F. W's Lose Hard Fought Season Opener
The V.F. W's opened with a 28 24 loss to Riverton at Hamburg High School auditorium. A large crowd attended and the team hopes for better attendance at future games. On Thursday night they host Tabor in a promising matchup, with local interest high for a strong basketball showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamburs
Tabor
Qvarynne
Funeral services for infant Randy Richardson
Services for the infant Randy Richardson were held at Mohnsen Funeral Home with TL Tr Tamang of the Chapel of Christ officiating. The child, born to Max and Kelly Richardson of Tarkio, lived only thirteen hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane
Max Richard
Tarkio
Mohnsen
Tamang
Chapel of
Christ
Randy
Max Richardson
Mya
Kelly Richardann
Modlion
Amb
Rurin
Wan Annde
Tathin
Birth Announced for Daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley Water
Grantilauchier for Schneltern Ne and Ars Fro announced the birth of a baby girl to their daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Stanley Water of Ratna New York in December. It is the first daughter for Mr and Mrs Sehnglder. Their daughter Frieda already has two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grantilauchier
Schneltern
Ars
Ehnefiter Jieve
Stanley Water
Ratna
New York
Mia
Tayling Setnaidor
Mra. Sehnglder
Frieda
Centennial Cronram: P E Q chapter meets to discuss town centennial gown
The P E Q chapter met on Tuesday with Mrs. David Slutin presiding. Fred Wilt spoke about the town centennial while James Margled helped with a gown worn by Mrs Marilyn Slutin at the Ak-Sor-Den coronation. The gown is described as beautiful green with decorative features and long mottling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Slutin
Fred WW
James
Marilyn Slutin
Conlalon
Ex servicemen hold open house at new Main Street clinic
The American Legion will hold an open house at their new Main Street clinic on Thursday December 19 to showcase the club room and facilities. Members, Louie Jensen and supporters hope ex servicemen will visit to use the shooting sparing facilities and view the recently completed clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshers of
Lie American Lexsion
Main Street
Remnod
Mee
Mia
Louie Jensen
Open Freningn Sbme of Uimbenenatores announce open svonings
An advertisement notes ongoing openings at a facility or event with several named sponsors or participants. It highlights inquiries and mentions a public announcement visible in the sponsor listings, inviting engagement or attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sbme
Uimbenenatores
MENA Women in Uniform Sees Roster Changes Amid Promotions
The article notes MENA women in uniform facing anticipated changes as promotions occur. It mentions Eun Ding and Mira Herter Colley, with Colley promoted to specialist third class while other names are referenced in a mixed context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ski Eun Ding
Busoge
Bérard ‘Onttay
Herter Colley
Edward Splinter
Navy
Nevers Menthin
Turnips In December and Weather Comments
The fragment notes December turnips and a garden harvest for Sunday dinner. It mentions mixed weather and storm warnings, plus a remark on corn husks nearing completion with excellent yield in many areas. The tone resembles a local diary with casual agricultural observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bory
Clayton
Shower honors Minn lean Mortertild at home event
A small evening shower honored Minn lean Mortertild with several guests led by Mrs Bere Viv Final and Miss Faw Tell Vysu. The honoree received many gifts and the pleasant gathering featured warm well wishes for a happy future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porterfield
Minn
Ming Porterfiell
Graduating class at Town State College honors local families
Mr Ma Frogwenrich of Lonenck and his Ubrer children earn science degrees from Town State College. Eldest Mainerd D completed 12 years of perfect attendance and served as a war field artillery captain. A separate note recounts an accidental fire at the Wilsons of Clarindu with a baby unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma. Frogwenrich
Lonenck
Town State College
Mainerd
Field Artillery
Tot Fire Ravages Rippey Farm Near We K Juhu Farm Home
Fire crews responded to a blaze near the We K Juhu farm home destroying two barrels of galina fuel. One barrel ignited, the other was damaged by heat. No animals were harmed, cattle goats and deer fled as flames spread but did not explode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We K. Juhu
Troya
Commemorative Half-Dollars Offered at Town State Bank
Commemorative half-dollars will be issued on Monday May 16 at Town State Bank. Only 100,000 coins are minted and allocated to each bank in the district, price not listed, one coin per person. Out-of-state residents pay 14.00 and 0.00 for delivery. no applications after December 2. A picture on both sides appears in the advertisement. no congressional action implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
Laval
Mat Usearold
de Waviland
Sydge
pighLo
Richard Allen
Blxnluy Ridges
Tayzme Ralista
Tom Paworr
Llalonte
Charles Drake
Gis Collier
Marx
Casablanca
Betts Davin
Walter Dramran
Charlos Rugelon
Glen Ford
Dane iGlark
Hia Warner Prothers
Tha Comememaratiya
Town State Bank
Tsaun
Reporter Album Ready By Thursday Of This Week
A World War II reporter album, limited to 182 pages with elaborate engraved plates and a jeweled look stock, will be published by Reporter Albwin of Service Alen tl Wonsen. The book costs $5.00 plus ten cents postage, promoted as an excellent Christmas gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albwin
Alen Tl Wonsen
Pivilina
Christmas Street Lighting Plans Face Delays
A scrambled town notice describes plans for Christmas street lights facing delays due to national emergency constraints. It notes supply line disruptions and default timelines, urging residents to stay informed and await further guidance from local authorities.
Local collision injures two in unclear report
An unclear incident describes a woman and a man near a wheel and milk carrier as an automobile collision occurs. One person, Mr E Hiatt, sustains fractures while both parties move forward after the impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ams
Hiatt
Li Bath
Webster City Hospitals See 44 Trips Last Month
Hospital data from Webster City shows forty four patient transfers or trips recorded in the previous month. The note reflects transport activity and care coordination involving local medical facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster City
Local Briefs Spark Family News at City Event
The report lists community notices from a university visit by James Glorn to Tak until 24 and a fuel shortage causing a two week policy vacation shift. Local residents Walt Ebert and Mrs. Ebert traveled to Lincoln and Dave Hardipon left Sidney for Homburg. Families from Costa Mesa, Tak, and Sidney visited, birthdays noted, and a birthday cake not baked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl N. Piontpacdy
Ain
Hippo
Teun
ML de Regan
Haazell Mattsim
Walt
Mattsan
Ehete
Nombure
Dave Hardipon Sii Nan Bol
Sidney
Homburg
Bob Har Funt
Marines
Wu Wan
Tvtur
China
Han
California
Richard Lou Ind
Dea Dea
Cecil
Bud
Imarney Lang
Costa Mesa
Calif
Sinre
Wini
Stre
Geo
Tonya
Jon Nisa
Deweph Satantay
Clifford
Nei * Atilen
Fred
Mrs. Jones
Ray C Garst Dies After Prolonged Illness
Ray C Garst dies after a long illness in Hamburg following service in World War I. He lived much of his life in Hamburg and was a member of the Hamburg Church of Christ. He is survived by siblings Albert and Elmer Garst, Bessie Dellus, Ruby Quinn, and other relatives. funeral services were held at Hamburg Church of Christ with burial in Hamburg cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May C. Garst
Armold
Linnie Garst
Wateon
Missouri
Hamburg
Engineer
Rebef
Mumburgy Church of Christ
Ots
Vedy
Sd Lito Tephions
Juhrigen Panera
Gothondin
Winder
Hamburg Mygh school to host evening study course
A notice announces a community course at Hamburg Mygh school starting December 11. Grace Updike plans to attend and supervise materials, while organizers aim for strong enrollment across the rural district. The first meeting will cover Gutloak foy 19047 topics and discussion will focus on general farming interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Mygh School
Tim
Wdule Clarees
Coutwe
Misa Grace Updike
Tn Home Peat
Hax Reed
Crankeane Exploded Wille in Seymour Car Repair
A garbled OCR note from Seymour reports Herbert Cook narrowly escaping injury while working on a vehicle when an explosion ejected the wheel cylinder. The incident involved fumes and a loud disturbance, with the injured or affected party unidentified amid the confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crankeane
Wille
Seymour
Herbert Cook
Ernikione
Cook
Farragut Chorus Presents Holy Advent at Methodist Church
The Farragut community chorus will present The Holy Advent at the Methodist church in Farragut on Sunday evening, December 15. A delightful program has been at manage and will feature fine music from Farragut singers in chorus and vocal numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farragut
Methodiat Church
Mange
Manburg on the Air Saturday on KOWH Omaha
A Ham burg broadcast airs Saturday on station KOWH detailing town points. The station advertised the Mary gond event amid limited announcer advance notices and a small audience of cilitans who tuned in to the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manburg
KOWH
Omaha
Hamburg
Sich
Mary Gond
Jkek
Ade Vance
Therlure Cilitans
Local Merchants Protest Amid Harsh Adverse Conditions
A garbled report documents merchants complaining about unprecedented hardships and grave concerns. Steps are being taken to curb wrongdoing and protect against theft, with mentions of potential legal action and imminent investigations. The text signals mounting tension and pursuit of evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locel Merchante
Stepa
Ward family presents holly branch charm in North Carolina
An od flee of holly branches was rever ed from a display by Mrs. Tom Ward of Wellington. The gesture, described as very beautiful, drew appreciation for its artistry and seasonal charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom ‘Ward
Holly Branchen
Mx. Ward
Vo FP Auxiliacy Meeting to Inspect Unit
A regular meeting of the Vo FP will be held on Tuesday December 17 with the seventh president present to inspect the unit. Members are urged to be present for this meeting. Nevada has the smallest population of any state in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vo FP. W. Arvillary
Wistelet
Nevada
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