Lt Willian Joan Studbe Services Held At Riverland Home
Funeral rites conducted Wednesday afternoon for Lt. William Joan Studbe at his parents’ Riverland home, led by Rev. J. Preedline. Survived by sister Martha Leulae and grandmother Mrs. Jennie Stubbs. many relatives and friends attend. Born June 14, 1924, he died in action June 17, 1944, described as an applewood pilot and highly respected by comrades. After Riverton graduation he joined the University of Nebraska program, trained with the Army Air Corps, earned wings and a commission as second lieutenant, deployed to England in February, leaving for combat duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Joan Studbe
Riverlan
J. i Preedline
William Soim Stubba
Wm. E. Stubbs
Abad
Othes
William
Riverton
Wilburn
University of
Enrolment Drive Highlights Junior Red Cross Activities
In November the Junior Red Cross enrollment drive covered multiple towns and schools. Students organized projects such as popcorn sales, handmade candy, craft auctions, and gift box donations for hospital care. Schools like Riverton and Haven deserve note for participation while others prepare to complete enrollment early.
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Counery
Londen
County
Chiles
Percival
Riverton
Ersten
Varview
Mavebirg School
Work on Northenrtl flood project noted in 1947 era report
The fragment describes work near Thensen Heidge Materinneriver last week for repairs on Thisaren hla fae Narthennl of Hembark amid the 1947 flood. Mentions a funeral in Fairfar Mo for fepheter Mrs EV Carleen, with bereaved husband and children among the first to suffer losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hembark
Ltcen
End Mon HH
Fairfar
Fepheter
Carleen
Brethers
Ove Slater
Childres
Sity Renrs
Package of greens brings annual Reporter office joy
The Reporter office received an unnumbered bundle of greens last week. It included Mr. and Mrs. Ghar, W. Hin of Arlington, Wash, brother of the pillar. This is an annual treat awaited with delight. The box contained five varieties of holly, red wood greens, and other fragrant sprigs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sreens
Fiie
Ghar
W. Hin
Arliniglon
Wash
Anna Feil Obituary of Arnau Catherine Feil
Anna Feil born in Haushuttler Holstein Germany December 38 foreign date 1948 died December 4 1948 in Santa Monica California. She was the last of a large family and married to Petey N Feil. They lived on a farm near Tiverton then Farragut before moving to California where she remained until death. Survived by daughter Bettie Graber a son Geo W Pell and Egbert Feil nine grandchildren and fifteen great grandchildren. Funeral services were held December 19 at 2 pm at Johnnwan Panera home. Reverend Cecil C Latin officiated.
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Arnau
Catherine
Law
Haushuttler
Holstein
Germany
Santa Monica
California
Petey N. Feil
Riverton
Wf Farm
Tiverton
Farragut
Sid Moa
Feil
Twanoun
Features of the Week at the Colonial
The Colonial showcases a week of film and entertainment with Lash hosting a live talk, a cartoon reel, and a lineup including Adagio dance, Thanksgiving era star appearances, and the musical revue On Holiday. Holiday dates feature Judy and other stars, with a highlighted travel reel and a seasonal program for December nights.
Tharaguler church leaders form training committee
A December 16 meeting at the high school formed a leadership training committee for the churches in the community. Rev Armin Limper chairs, with Rev Kingsley and Rev Hugh Oxon assisting. The group discussed virtual aid equipment funded by the union Thanksgiving offering and planned raising fifty cents per child via Sunday schools.
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Tharaguler
Clann
Armin Limper
Kingsley Wid
Hugh Oxon
Vinual Add
Eayl Melton
Santa to Visit Hanburg Friday at Three PM
Santa Claux arrives in Hanburg Friday after noon to meet children at the Colonial Theatre. He will present four picture shows and a cheerful program for all ages, promising a great time for older folks and youngsters alike.
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Santa Claux
Hanburg
Rai Iit
Colonial Theatre
Terry Las
Oyster supper honors fire department workers
Firemen Laverty hosted an oyster supper for volunteers at the Coffee Shop to thank them for their efforts in quelling a blaze that threatened a corn field near North Washington Street. Chief Reaokahior praised their prompt, efficient work and noted plans for retirement and local errands after the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laverty
Reaokahior
Mr. Laverty
Community Kiddies Treat at City Hall Event
Children are invited to City Hall at 4:10 p.m. on Friday December 24 for a holiday treat courtesy of BINH Place. Santa’s presence is uncertain but the event aims to provide each child with a small gift at City Mall nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binh Place
Santa
City Mall
Unclear Text Summary of Local Church Visit in Minnesota School Town
Fragmentary report notes a student pastor and talent at a Northward Hospital Schools in Minnesota. A church service at Bandat church is mentioned. Mr Gibson and wife Evelyn plan to spend Christmas vacation with Mrs. Gleld’s parents Mr and Mrs Preil Klebr and other relatives. Names, places, and spellings are garbled.
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Robert Gibson
Minndhnotla
Bandat
Geeson
Evelyn Xela
Glind
Mre
Preil Klebr
World War I Era Worker Recount From Grinnell Area
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a veteran’s wartime service and postwar labor in Grinnell area. Mentions roles at a 3% trader facility, factory work, and hospital experiences. Sparse details obscure exact positions and dates but reference to veterans and local employment.
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Grarxe Howard
Grinnell Way
Gasnet
Sirwe
Hin Lime Io
Veterans Hospital
Tatween
Hawari
Sriek-laying
Interler
Ned Arsenal
Lenin
Perwerk
Harburg Police Officers Pose in New Uniforms Glow
In a staged evening event two Harburg police members unveiled new uniforms featuring black belts and standard gear. Bruce Fletcher and Red Wakestey led the display as colleagues observed the revised attire and equipment.
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Harburg
Bruce Fletcher
Red
Elty
Wadfurtie
Lemk-Alty
Christmas activities at churches amid festive week turmoil
Christman at the Churches in Mburelly reports strong Sunday School attendance and lively programs despite schedule conflicts from Advent events. The Methodist and Evangelical churches held choir, Sunday School, and senior activities with decorations and lights brightening the city.
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Methodist
Buuday
Church of
Carine
Christmas party at Mra High Fined Feels festive
The Lane Chapel full meeting opened with a Christmas story recited by Mer and Thigh Finnell, with garni and teas served by Mra Clauda Gubner and Mra Car Hein. Gifts were donated, tea conditions kept some members away, and attendees included Mendames Wilph Miller Paul Green Date Athou Mandale Athen Art Dovel Aryon Grote Claude Cubier Lenny Gubain Hubert Gabyger Willand Grebe Cis Hetn and the hostesa.
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Lane Chapel
Fuullex
Dhe Nan
Mer
Thigh Finnell
Clauda Gubner
Mra
Hein
Secret Pale
Rift Exchange
Gtletts
Pranent
Mendames Wilph Miller
Paul Green
Date Athou
Mandale Athen
Art Dovel
Aryon Grote
Claude Cubier
Lenny Gubain
Hubert Gabyger
Willand Grebe
Cis Hetn
the Hontesa
Annual Meeting of Parwers Mutus Touurante Association Held
The annual meeting was held Saturday at Wheel Alene Chan with Winkler as president Rich Hohhit as vice president Chris Sphogal as secretary Pred W Hill as secretary Maery Micel C C Merrie and Miler wir rerterted an marten.
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Parwers Mutus Touurante Association
Wheel
On Same Farm 83 Years as Alderman Black Celebrates
A fragmentary notice recounts Alderman Black living on the same farm for eighty three years aside from six years elsewhere. It notes land transfer long ago from John Couper and Ther, and hints at a centenarian celebration around December 10. A letter from Mr. Tilack to Mr. Whiter mentions shared birthdate observations.
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John Couper
Fiente Thifer
Guldfield, Fown
Black
Tilack
Whiter
Maine
Methadint Heel to Their Church Members
A disrupted church renovation reports progress with Sunday services at Colonial and the big auditorium. Workers rush to finish heating system and carpet installation as the Methodist congregation plans completion and dedication events.
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Methodiat
Colonial
Ténai Ing
Mogrens
Kiwania Club Musical Program Held Thursday
The Kiwania club presented a Thursday evening musical program by high school students under the direction of Mya Katherine Mountjoy, supervisor of music in public schools. Performances featured girl vocal numbers and reflections, with lively reception from the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwania Cluh
Gailer
Mya
Katherine Mountjoy
Murlé
Unclear fragment from college community text
The readable portion mentions various colleges and people tied to an unnamed community. Many names appear garbled and inconsistent, making it difficult to extract a coherent event, person, or outcome.
Study Club Elects Nishny Valley Leaders at Regular Meeting
The Nishny Valley Study Club held a regular meeting at Hanburg Masoni Temple Thursday evening. E. Clary was elected president and Taal Simpson secretary. Eighty men attended from Shenandoah Clarinda Faregul Sidney Riverton Banchurd Thurman and Weburg.
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Tudy Club
Nishny
Valley Study
Cobs
Hanburg -Masoni
Thiradayavenlig
Clary
Taal Simpson
Shenandoah
Clarinda
Fareagul
Sidney
Riverton
Banchurd
Thurman Snd
King Obituary George Everett King Sail Rock Port Resident
George Everett King born December 26, 1823 in Rock Port died December 10, 1948 at his Ninburg home aged 74 years 11 months 24 days. He lived in Rock Port and later moved to Ninburg retired in 1938 from the Hailyoad Company service. Survived by wife seven grandchildren two great grandchildren and many friends. Funeral services were held December 14 at Rash Funeral Chapel and burial at Hook Hort cemetery.
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George Everett
King
Rock Pont
Hi Home
I Ninburg
Sng
Achira
Mr. King
Hainburg
Imani
Gia Aw
Sul
Theneo Hidelito
Mra
Cayalyn Shaw
Hark Part
Unmbure
Punerat
TG. Mastig
Hoek Hort
Spit Wi WHA Tobor The Hatlurg High Team
A garbled local sports note describes a game at the Floue Tage Weg day evening where Mercival met the pita team. The fragment hints at a score 80 and mentions boys and elmis. Details are unclear and names are partially unreadable.
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Pita
Elmis
Lama
Hamburg Schools Busy With Christmas Programs and Events
Hamburg schools announce Thursday afternoon closings for Christmas holidays and a January 3 return. A cheer event, a high school play, and a Junior-Senior show are planned, with Reverend Melton delivering the chapel talk on December 16. A December 1 faculty party and other student activities are noted, including a junior party at Nebeuske Cy.
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Stamburg Schoola
Behool
Duntoy Vinh
Mins Borger
jHentar
Progedin
Tove Bier
dJundar-Sentar
Melton
Mov
Tsa Telenhong
Pieelaa
Bala Chauy
Aponnorert
Voller Okathig
Nebeuske Cy
Harturg Sehank Opens for Holidays After Thursday Clone
A garbled OCR item notes a school event titled Harturg Sehank, with Thursday cloning or reopening for holidays. It mentions January and Chrivining Eve, and teachers preparing a hamnex by Chrivining, indicating a school schedule change and holiday readiness.
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Harturg
Jonaary
Mrs Kate Fletcher Died Here Friday
Obituary notice: Mrs Kate Fletcher, widow of late William Fletcher, passed away December 17 1948 at Hamburg Town at age 69 years 8 months 2 days. She resided in the area most of her life, mother to three sons and two daughters, survived by many grandchildren and a sister. Funeral held December 20 1948 at Row Funeral Chapel with burial in Olive Cemetery.
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Jim
Kate’ Fletcher
Fivighee
Wizalech
Katie Alena Wapley
Aughter
Willan and
Amande
Henley
Merch
Atelanta
Hinois
Hamburg
Hynce
Roy
Ray
Dohit
Elizabeth
Barntuby
Sina
Elie Brother
Damen Haney
Clete Lake
Ong Sinter
Miry
Pauline Jarman
Harbus
Christmas Service Shines at Skint Cecelia Church
A Christmas annal service at Skint Cecelia church drew a packed house with a highlight by Mrs Hand A Marlin and Rev Caelata ven Wy 4. The program featured Christian songs and carols from many choirs with notable performers including Carl H, Harold Martin, Herman Sclamachard, Leela Glew, and Walter Johnson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verpetn
Carl
Christiaeenongs
Cavala
Ilinector
Inns
A.M. Melic
Harold
Otem Food Products Acquires Plant in Nebraska City
Otem Food Products Company acquires a plant in Nebraska City formerly operated for many years. The facility will expand production capacity and integrate with the company’s cannery operations, allowing more efficient processing and national supply continuity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisehanes Chawn
Fit Crown Cat Company
Nehemakin Fityaigh
Nebraska City
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University of Fowny
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John Conaway
Drake University
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