Funeral services for T. N. Shiver in Farragut
Funeral services for T N Shiver aged 46 of Deg Dolnes were held Saturday at Campbell Mortuary in Farragut with Rev Peter Jacobs officiating. Shiver had long illness. survived by wife Geraldine and daughter Marilyn, his parents and a Shenandoah brother. Other notes include club meetings and community notices from Farragut area residents and events, with wedding plans and local society activities.
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G. A. Vaughn
T. N. Shiver
Deg Dolnes
Campbell S: Mortuary
Farragut
Peter. Jacobs
Shaver
Geralding
Marilyn
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Local society notes from Omaha and Sidney describe visits by Mr and Mrs two sons and the Charke family. Omer Stephenson and family toured the H 2 district, Len Jacobson hosted a birthday party, and several families traveled for weekend gatherings. A automobile accident near Sidney sent a couple to Mambo hospital. hospital visits continued through Sunday with multiple locals mentioned by name.
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Ben Charke
Omer Stephenson
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Moore
Sidney
L. M. Perkins
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Max
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Everett
Lyharger Wietle
Margaret, Askew
Mary Princes
Sherewind
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E.R. Partét
Mambo Hospital
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Chrishons Ehepe Pere
Shenzmland Sunayday
Gil Perney
Ve Hamburg Hospital
Sunny Homemakers Club Names Members In Agenda
A partial list from the Sunny Homemakers' Club includes Jack Werdlesday Bod, Mire Bhaer Garrison Ora Hutten Bruce Fender Nur Melton Donald Clayton Robert Final Floyd Fender Naomi Yaulen Fiin Sneckel John Gordon Donald Fingall and others. The document appears to record attendees or members associated with a meeting or event led by Payne iMra. Geei McAlexander.
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Christmas Gift Exchange and Community Gatherings
A local social scene recounts guests at Mrs. Jennie Gorton's Christmas gift exchange and numerous Sunday dinners. Names include McAlexander Brown Gardner Jett Anderson Finnell Gordon Lavs Irvin Hownea and family, Gardons, Pat ami Barbara, and others. News notes mention Youth fellowship at the Sidney church, a shower for Mr and Mrs Halpl Lyons, and a corn shucking visit by John Brinkerhoff and Nebraska City visitors.
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Brace Fender
C. W. Irvin
Wiles Hownea
and Santily
Marforie
Sidney
Bownes
Irely Res
Cecil
Alexander
Leroy
Michale Joley
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Feul Cullahan
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Arnel Ly
Arnold Lyons
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Lyons
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One Armed Bandits and Officers Nab Fifteen Bandits
Deputy sheriffs seized the machines after a rail raid as peace officers caught fifteen bandits in a recent incident. The operation involved licensed devices and aimed to curb unlawful gambling activities.
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Giant gourd weighs heavy prize in local fair
A large gourd measuring about 66 inches around drew attention at the event as Mrs. Mazel Carlsen handled the heavy vegetable. Spectators noted how the specimen dwarfed other gourds and sparked curiosity about the heaviest on display.
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Mazel Carlsen
Fires From Heating Pad Blaze In Denison Bed
A Denison woman used a heating pad for rheumatism and woke to smoke. On lifting the covers the bedding burst into flames. She escaped with only shock and was unhurt otherwise. Nearby, finger losses and fractures were reported in related county incidents.
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