High School Award Traditions Highlight Bulldogs
A look at the school’s trophy plans and awards for football players with Belk the organizer. The Gowdy Chevrolet Company sponsors a Most Valuable Player trophy based on scholarship sportsmanship and team leadership. The annual Revurter trophy will be awarded later, with strict criteria and a secret committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Per Belk
Aloe
Blyth
Serson
Maupin
Farley
Severn
Feeorlgs
Opnit
Carroll Workman
Boyd
Clyde Hamilton
Wapetch
Stanley
Opell
M. Warkman
Gowdy Chesrulet Company
Bam ‘Burg High School
Gawdy Chey
Tolkwng Recort
Raneral Foothalsbutry
Judes
Eam
Cam
Trainin
Tim
St Cecelia Vesper Service At Btheme Lecture Hall
The St Cecelia vesper service and benefit program are planned for next Sunday afternoon at 4 120 p m at the chapel, with public invitation extended. The pre service organ and vocal selections feature McFryden, Miss Simons, Mrs Lorna Martin, Rev A I MacMillan, Ruth tene and Beth Carella among others, followed by a procession and communal carols, with the California governor and Washington officials noted for reinforcement of support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia
Randle
McFryden
Prelche
Mari ' Simons
Lorna Martin
MacMillan
EntertainingWeekend at the Colonial Theatre Review
A brief Colonial Theatre guide highlights upcoming films and acts. Friday features Hoot Sibsor with lively comedy and thrills, Saturday presents Edmund Lowe in Good Intentions, and Sunday through Tuesday showcases a Colunnes managed lineup including John Wayne and Barbara Rent in What Men Want, plus news notes on a local accident and travel weather.
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Pollowing
Colonial Theatre
Edmund Lowenpiern
Eainuhd Lowe
Owen Davis, Jr
Huls Hamilton
Iit
Toomey
Mondey
Tueeday
Colunnes
Ecreen Clawdon
John Wayne
David Zoilin
el Brendel
Mareuerth Rettyra Power
Charles Bievens
Frederick Durton
Melon Parrish
William ¥. Mons
Tully Marahal
West
Renyuyon
Barbara Rent
Coura
Shire
Produenien
Seare
Smuttiing
Marriage of Evkc Baker to A A Deel in Colorado
The wedding occurred December 1 in Burlington Colorado with Evkc Baker daughter of Homer and Mrs Baker and A A Deel of Arrita Colorado. The couple plans a ranch home and a reception of best wishes followed by a move to Arrita. The bride is active in the Hebekah lodge and the groom is a well known young man.
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Colorado
Mias Evkc Baker
A A. Deel
Arrita
Colo
Burlington
Christian pAarbonn Aneel
Ha Place
Owis & Ranch
Homer Baker
Yehis Place
Snd
Wen & Wry
Hebekah Ludeo
Pat
Franklin Baker and Marie Powers Wed Quietly at Home
Franklin Baker 24 and Marie Powers 17, both of Riverton, were quietly married Thursday afternoon by Rev Bl W. Griffith at his home. The ceremony drew warm congratulations from their friends and families as the couple plan to reside in Riverton.
Mythical Football Selections Spark Local Debate
Readers vote on a fan made all star squad featuring Hamburg and Monparal players. Phillips of Mambure and Howle of Grenton praised for defensive prowess while Teammates Maupin Gowly Boldra Mitchell and others receive praise. crowd votes influence second team, with some selections criticized as overrepresented.
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Monparal
Maul Livesinen
Lowa
Une
Burcay
Hamburg
Oulalanding
Phillips
Mambure
Howle
Grenton
Imaulifone
Phuvera
Eritarytefern
Bibs
Amau Panies
Fein
Nellon
Hambrre
Bowling league results and high scores from weekly play
Seven matches were completed with several teams winning two of three. Harding's Ostrapaths swept Colonial Theatre for three straight as they maintain first place. The Gowdy Chavies won two of three at home over Martin Mouth, while Reid's Hardware took two of three from Good Brothers. Bank's Lonelst split with Brewer Drugs as Hamburg Reporter and Hub Clothing Co. posted notable scores, including a 235 by Broyd of the Mob team and other 700s by Cunmin and Sohnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tink
Johns
Ty Et Ag
Martin Mouth
Henderson Gentiets
Danley && Huwes
Reid's Hardware
Good Brothers
Bank
Lonelst
Whd We Hu Clothing Company
Hamburg
Hub Clothing Company
Ourg
Bioyd
Cunmin
Tate Bank Heam
Sohnson
John= son
Gaway
Gowdy
Christmas Day Ahead In Timetide Note
Early next week readers are reminded of Christmas observations and a note about a reporter and publication timing. The message asks correspondents and advertisers to submit items promptly and early, hoping for cooperation and friendly holiday greetings.
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Christman
Histobe
Obituary of Mes. M. Liggett Lew A. Siger aye Bove ny
An obituary honors Mes. M. Liggett Lew A. Siger and her family across states, noting her marriage, six to twelve grandchildren, and lineage through Elinntan and Sheridan. A lifetime in faith and community, with services led by Rev. Kirkendall at Jon von Munich Muri, and burial at Bamburg cemetery.
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Lew A. Siger
Yim County
Fadhibiyn
Aupesich Ba
Lew
Elinntan
Anvil
Elise Dak
Wilbur G
York
Nebr
Trobertin
Calif
Aberiven
Dakss
Finews
Sheridan
Wyo
Wisband
Jon von
Munich
Hambure
Welal Elveler
Limbury
Gnedier
Ledeh
Birthday celebration at Zager church honors Mrs. Brown
The Zager church gathered to surprise Mrs. Brown on her sixty fifth birthday with Rev. Win Twelier delivering a short talk and guests sharing a modest reception. The event concluded with well wishes for many more happy birthdays.
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Mrn 'S
T. Brown
Minne Leitz
Win
Christmas Program by Gold Diggers Choir at Wii Church
The Gold Diggers Choir under Randy Evently will present a Christmas program at the church. All are invited to attend this festive event and enjoy a light physical program.
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Wii
Randy Evently
Wil
Christmas Cantata at Presbyterian Claire Concert
A Christmas Cantata titled The Holy Queen Lorvet will be presented Sunday evening at the Presbyterian church. The program features nativity scenes, angel renewals, and choral numbers led by Judith Clayton and Ruth Geavencanty with Mary Blafford and Jaret Trill among the performers. A short program of carols follows the main cantata, with parishioners and local volunteers taking part in this festive event.
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Wil
Bethlehem
Judith Clayton
Baughierstaion
Fait
Marie Ciylon
Plarence Canvem
Ruth Geavencanty
Hele Chientamp
Mary Blafford
Jaret Trillgrat
Boulih Ge
the Shepherds
Boral Y Teraphill
Ely
Pilerha
Yael Gaverie Pilaien
Mia Tha Ai
Mae Galo
Mei Christmas Party of Miant Wuska Club Christmas Dinner
Members of the Miant Wuska Club third division gathered at the Aftertoan Legion parlors on Friday for a Christmas party. A dinner at seven preceded Santa distributing gifts, with members noting the jovial mood and gifts fulfilled guests’ wishes. The annual meeting elected officers: Mrs Ralph Claytan president, Mrs Ray Wannmalsoy junior president, Mrs Fred W Hill secretary-treasurer, and Victor Driever delivered a $100 subscription payment. Remarks on a bill and a note on a building project in Bidney, Neu, were recorded, with Christmas charme and club spirit celebrated.
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Miantwuska Club
Legion
Setock
Lightll
Old Senta
Jheir
Ralph Claytan
Ray Wannmals
Fred W. Hill
Victor Driever
Mt Hiedmond
Victor
Bidney
Neu
Prerva On
Christmas Show at Colonial Theatre Draws Community Kids
A reporter notes an annual Christmas Day show at the Colonial Theatre starting at 2290p. The free event for elementary students features talkies, entertainment by a comedian, and a planned dinner for children before the show.
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Colonial
Agai Ts
Lier
Alia Dinky
Ann
fMine Tay
Achill
Orien
Birthday Celebration Observed With Dinner And Gifts
A birthday party for Fred Térniter's son drew many relatives and friends including Mr. and Mrs. Hendrick Alderson, Omaha guests, and several local families. The event featured a dinner, prayers, and well wishes, with candy fruit and toys for children and a note of gratitude from the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Térniterson
Mm. Hender
Ot Alderson
Yeatst
Joela Hood
Omaha
June Hays
Billy
Bab
Tsrold
Mary
Margaret
Din of
Watson
Bim Munar
Holley Catto
Frank Davis
Julia Wi Art
Pred Henter
Interesting Annual Meeting Reflects Farm Bureau Year
The thirteenth annual meeting in Premont highlighted a busy year for the Lee County Farm Bureau with reports noting twelve board meetings and strong member attendance. Treasurers project a balance near 5000 dollars by January first amid activity across home projects, youth and women’s groups, livestock clubs, and community events led by W. G. Johnson and secretary Ray Teachout.
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Sidney Ind
Lee
Ray ‘Teschame
Torn aMleuta
Hayealae
Pres
H. B. Moneon
W. OG
Dokugom
M.R. Pierson
Laiep
Zuvk
Geare W. Feil
J. ©. Beow
Oh. J. Teachout
Ray Tenchout
Edgar Rogers
Citar Jones
Oscar Finley
J. B. Dranilan
W. D. Ealow
Lowell Teachout
Mie
Cyne Organization Committee
Briong
W. G. Johnon
Snill
Cates
Marry Wieder
Reps
Dat Altks
Uke
Aayiak & Wit
Haph Pat Meh
The Bie Trail and Wagon Train Scenes
Fragmentary OCR records a wagon train era scene with camps, herds, fires, and harsh travel conditions. It names travelers like Gareth and Walu, mentions plows, raiders, and burned camps, and hints at a historic December 21 event.
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Deneesi
Yale Gas
Gareth
Bullaly
Walsh
Walt Wileredl
Dove Sinai
Brendel
Thissrests Sanday
Meniay Wid
Tauiay
Wattle
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Sereington
Kensington
Myr
St. Cecelia
Witron
Luke
Rita Sof
Lauret’s
Gineken" Wilbon
Beint Carella Coll
Nazareth
Gounds
Doror Py Payne
Drn
Lauritron
Falthtu
Unessiott Ind Peete
Loria Martin
Daedor
Laurent Goed
Ponutatine
California
Grehon Ara Weahington
The
Ark Dinhong
Ark Gostong
Gorton
Nebe
Anather
Tars
Ime
Pits
Duuahiier
Bess
Donner
Esi
Ans
Mes. M. Liggett
Nypraskie Ciy Wios
Blaney
Crome Club
al & Aw
Muaken
Pana
Wut
Valve
Childers
Morten Hs
Micklea Ata
Reagan
Hunhure
Lans
Jai Bat Harding
Stener
Bie
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