High Creek Weekend Visits and Community Notes
The High Creek community reports visitors and illness. Mr and Mrs James Bains spent the weekend with Mrs Bailey and others. Bartholomew has flu, Dr Gray treated her, Bovell Million helped. Numerous families face sickness from flu and chicken pox, with Mrs Cushy Gambeeli traveling, and preparations for Christmas events at Rich Creek church. The Inter-State Hatchery team placed bands on roosters for Hamburg flocks as others drive to shops and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bains
Floyd Bailey
Bartholomew
Dr. Gray
Bovell Million
Chas. Million
Fiora Bowman
Deen
John Sherretta
Der
Jae Harris
Johnny Onn
Ora Smith
Jesse Herron
W. H
Bobby
Glen Townsend
Cushy Gambeeli
Hannibal
Praudhon
Harold Storer
Hamen
Gamtell
Ernest Moore
Attie
Ruth
Benry Moore
Ernest
Moore
Boyl
George Smith
John Sherrete
Donald
Arthur Berms
Mamburg
Roy Bolln
O Thildron
Daughver
Geraldine
Pearl Clark
Rock Port
Shenandosa
Hamburg
High Creek
Rich Creek Church
Sante Claus
Xevas
Bor
Mra
Harris
Stephen Mihield
Pascor
Gladys St. Cin
Waisen
St. Clair
Bowser
V. Snoversf
Omaha
Menis Pelagys
iChoopfit
Rats Senmidt
M. J. Wels
Rambure
Oman
Samiay
Jeanette Murenie
Papila
God
Hi Broner
Willie Moore
Fatail
Chas
Hall
Ralph McLaughlin
Raymond Roup
Lawrence Morgan
Watson
Justus Hall
Kate Patton
Rock Fort
Grant Stoner
Kansan
Stoner
George Thompson
Tale
Conetennial and
Watton
Burock
Lyn Seoies
Emmett Sharp
Nebraska City
Unclear local notice from Cox Chapel community
Fragmentary OCR text describes visitors and local figures at Cox Chapel with mentions of Mrs and Mrs Derry Viewitz, Morph Rieten, and others. Details are garbled, but indicates a social or church gathering and a review of upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andersiay
Undue
Vehan
Carr
Leenouts
Mra
Derry Viewitz
Jerry's Christmas Eve Guests at Jerry's Home
The Madison News reports a Christmas Eve gathering planned by Jerry Blaine and Molly, inviting Phyllis Rowe and her sister Phyllis, with Peter and Molly coordinating preparations. Tension over timing and guest arrivals surfaces as Phyllis weighs an invitation while Molly questions the social balance of the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Louis Aybold
Molly
Jerry Blaine
Jerry
Seren
Peer
Lo Molly
Uly
Peter
Phillis Rowe
Jeny
Christiar
Derry
Peter War
Phylis
jJerry
Yolan
Phyllis
Anababets
Manlly
Christinas
Local News Notes Shows Quiet Week And Illnesses
Sland News notes a quiet week with many sickness reports. Families named include Al Nease Herman Ken eth Verne Nease Tracey Brown’s children Betty Lee Holliman Walter Lang Bertha Sienzel Kathryn Henderson Floyd Holliman and others. Visitors and church activities are mentioned along with several trips to Nebraska City and family gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Neasé
Herman
Keneth
Verne Nease
Tracey Brown
Henry Hayes
Betty Lee Holliman
Lee Lang
Walter Lang
Bertha Sienzel
Kathryn Henderson
Floyd Hollman
Nebraska City
Jake Jennings
Joe Hamilton
Floyd Holliman
Alton Vogel
Bertha
Walter Stenzl
Marjorie Hiall
Emmett Houchin
Tommy Arnold
Kidd Myere
Done ‘Ald Winchel
Muriel Gump
Clyde Gump
Elaine
Matteline Stanton
Murlel
Janice Gump
Sarah
Virginia Brown
Verna Nease
Mervin Gump
D. W. Lang
Mr. Henry
Haves
Perel im steling Shue ment £ 184.00 1,000 Btales
The fragment suggests a report about a theft involving Perel im or Perel related to shue ment and a cost of £184.00 per thousand Btales. Details are unclear and names may be misspelled or garbled in OCR. Further readable context is needed for a precise summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perel Im
First Christmas Card Recalled in Museum Context
A London writer notes the 1649 first Christmas card printed for Sir Henry Cole by the South Kensington museum director. The piece reflects on medieval austerity and the card that depicted a hearty meal amid various art prints from walrus relief to woodcut by Brice G. The commentary links humanity at the Victoria and Albert museum to Sudrick’s exterior impressions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vintoria and Albert Museum
Cologne
Card of Thanks and Local Notices
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to those who assisted during the Saturday fire, praising the fire department. Lesile Yager and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Yager sign the note. Also included are several small ads for bunnies for sale, hare and number of purebred Chester White pigs, and parsnip seeds noted to germinate after two years in vacuum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
Leslie Yager
Roy Yager
Beare
Hare & Nuber
Chester White
John Rassean
Hamburg
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High Creek News
Geo
Smit Spens
Arthur Newman
Dexe Herran and Sons
Bovby
Prilay
Mar
Ron
Marjarie
Meney Maury
Ivy
Walter
Ieee
Dttsuus Igt
Mathin
Mas
Rf Curk
Leuener
Lanitalon
Prague
Tae Glenn
Cinie
Centennial Church
Taine
Ed McCa
Grothe
Orvis
A. Marjan
Huila
Iell
Pred Duden
Archie
Gladys & Keen
Ralph Risdaul
Paul
Shenandoah
Senwithauer
Myre
Alex Vogel
A. J. Schlesthauer
Dave Vogel
Harry Prupa
Als. Schloss
Anderson
J. D. Rader
Lin
Cox Chapel News
The
Madison News
Hank
Glen Edgerton
Jef
Adolph Miller
Derryberry
Harald Meek
Mir
W. A. Hea
Mareene Morgan
Malle Morgan
Sland News Notes
al Anid
Ted Ur Teuuk
Bay Paone
Inter-State Hatchery & Produce
MeNal, Mer, Mambury, Jown
Chetrivess
Darald
Slayton
Liwa
Sterne
Sland
Amburg
Lqyipy Drug Store
Wage Sperry
Hater, Mamburg, In
Ett
Clare Horning
Benedict Piano & Radio Co
Universal Brotherhood of Mankind
Iowa State Bank
Hamburg, Iowa
Stions
Fies
Iran
Connors, Inc
Wamburg
Iowa
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