Biddle row and Geell Workman among listed names
A fragment lists Biddle row with Géell Workman Phillips Matthews Goach Seir Keortgs and the bottom row including Parley Eastep Bubr Boyt Dankoff R Lang. The text presents a roster or lineup of individuals without clear event context or roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddle Row
Géell Workman
Phillips
Matthews
Goach Seir
Keortgs
Gundy
Baldes
Parley
Eastep
Bubr
Boyt
Dankoff
R. Lang
Down the Alleys. Recedes from page one names and figures
A fragmented listing shows asides of names and firms tied to a bowling or sports event. It includes Bwance's Place Woolsey Daiey & Hughes Martin Motors Austin TN L Pe Holringer Minnesota Go and Gow with numbers and handicap figures, followed by a December 15 date and score tallies for Morelock and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pase Onesson
Bwance’s
Woolsey
Hub Statlnine Co
Clbston
Daiey & Hughes
Wil Hams
Martin Motors
Austin
Bandicay
Biendergyn
Anopach
Morelock
Hamburg Wins Twice In Local Bowling Showdown
Hamburg bowling team remains dominant over Shenandoah barriers. On Tuesday night they defeated Cleveland All Star and then beat them again at Le Slenger Bowling. Marabure led with high scores, Woods nearly hit 600, and Geur Vauchan secured Erikson's win. The Shenandoahy Loom showed improvement in the second game. Box scores list Hamburg players Bennett, Lang, Woods, Bayne, and Shemer among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Shenandoah
Cleveland
Tam
Agin
le Slenger
Iexa
Marabure
Woods
Hamiura
Bin
Alo
Wil
Geur Vauchan
Eriikson
Toy
Hamture
Bennett
Lang
Woods Jai Bayne
Bailey Charged With Car Theft Arrested in Tulsa
Frank Bailey was brought back from Tulsa after arrest on a car theft charge involving B. McAdoo. A preliminary hearing found him over to the grand jury under $2,000 bond and placed in Sidney jail. The case highlighted swift local cooperation with Tulsa officers to recover the vehicle and detain Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank ZL. Bailey
Tulsa
Okla
B. McAdoo
Porterfield
Sidney
Talley
Hamlnrg
G. B. McAdoo
McAdoo
Balle
Mother Tees
Will Stacy
Harry White
C. 2
Bally
Hamburg
Stalen
Len
Lavindonsen
Blary
Galifornia
Malntale
Califormia
Kha
Lhete
Government Insurance for World War Veterans
Government life insurance offers veterans of the World War the chance to apply via the United States Veterans Bureau. Plans provide coverage from $1000 to $20,000 with dividends and premiums based on net rates. About 630,900 veterans held insurance. inquiries directed to the Veterans Bureau in Washington, D.C., or local offices nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamabure
Belrye
Finhert Woodward
Arwil
Ani Ben Wileh
United 5
Subarieg
Velurang’ Bureau
Durante
EB. C.rucker
B. C. Hkrucker
United States Veterans' Bureau
Washington, D.C
Antiy Reanal
United States
Auto Crash Near Hamburg Hospitalizes Family of Four
Mr and Mrs aunsmith and two sons from Phelps City were in an auto crash near the Watson road by the Gray farm. Mrs Smith suffered a fractured skull and severe injuries but is reported improving after emergency surgery. Mr Smith sustained facial injuries and his head wounds required stitching. the two boys had bruises and minor cuts. The wreck occurred when the car failed to negotiate a curve at high speed, overturning multiple times in a tabal wreck. The event is noted as a serious accident at the same corner in recent years.
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Den
Watson Road
Gray Farm
Hornice Noble
There Is A Santa Clause In The Little Toy Shop
A nostalgic note recalls a Santa visit and a shop window display with fruit and ornaments. Children imagined gifts like trips and toads and nuts, while neighbors thanked Mr Rovert for thoughtful items. The group aims to spread happiness through small gifts and kind gestures.
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Mr. Rovert
Europe
Santa
Home From College Holiday Reunions Feature Local Students
Community youth return from colleges for holidays. Notables include Wanda Neumann Joe Simons George LorimarZenneth Irvin Ruth Good Stephens Jewh Reeves Sarah Colon Creighton University Louis Bentley Parsons College Bertha Dariscon University of Iowa Carl Waramaker Eleanor Porter Neva Byans Kasnovine Hill Walter Birkereda Ford Knap Peru Normal Dorothy Folkes Iveienwright Marjorie Zuck Rath Gummins Ruth Nook Beulah Jonason Hazel Zanker Oklahoma Denicren Mechan Bruce Orvis Smith Myrue Edon Phesbe Katherine Mitchell Everett Mrad Jack Porterfield Bern Richard son Elba Lorimer Grome Mvek Tarkie Cer Gerald Bolera Boyles John Nied Temple Bentley Goore
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Towa State College
Wanda Neunemann
Joe Simons
Qeormt Lorimar
Zenneth Irvin
National School of Education
Ruth Good
Stephens
Jewh Reeves
Sarah Colon
Creighton University
Cole
Louis Bentley
Eleanor Porter
iNeva Byans
Kasnovine Hill
Waiters Birkereda
Ford Knap
Peru
Dorothy Folkes
Iveienwright
Marjorie Zuck
Rath Gummins
Ruth Nook
Beulah Jonaron
Hazel Zanker
Okla Denicren
Mecban Bruce
Orvis Smiths
Myrueedon
University of Michiean
Phesbe
Makes Good Though Blind Grows Business Credit for Wile
The Red Oak Sun story credits Arthur Sorvalan for 36 years in retail, praising his success despite blindness. It notes the editor’s father Prank Bell and mentions Beranton, his wife, and Dr R D Morrig in a portrait of local achievement and resilience.
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Red Oak Sun
Prank Bell
Arthur Sorvalan
Beranton
Burs
R. D. Morrig
Scranton Shoppe Founders Prosper in Red Oak
Mrs Scranton and husband moved to Red Oak eight years ago seeking a postwar location. Advised by a traveling salesman they opened the Scranton Shoppe, which has since prospered. The text recalls Mrs Scranton’s origins in Muscatine county and work history with the Tyler Dry Goods Co in Hamburg, reflecting early business life and personal journey.
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Red Oak
Scranton
Scranton Family Builds Business Despite Blindness in Hamburg
Mr. Scranton, blinded gradually from eye disease, starts a small Hamburg store with his wife using $15 capital. They expand to a larger main street shop, later move to Charles City and Iowa Falls before settling in Red Oak. Scranton’s humor and resilience mark daily life as he navigates commerce and social incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omakis
Mar. Scranton
Paci
Omake
Scranton
Atceet
Hamburg
Scrantons
Learine & Space
Beranian
Scranton’s Trade and Hard Times Reflections
A fragmented report describes Mr. Scranton’s shop and customers, noting visitors share concerns about difficult times and the future. The piece hints that reflections following a visit reveal a man nearing personal tranquility and a sense of publication interest.
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Mr. Berenten
Mr. Scranton
Tom
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Ben
Thotbail Lens
Schuddie
J. Jang
Trent
Micheli
Maupin
Cerroll Workman
Savers
Hamilton
Reynolds
Noniat
F. Brown
Langston
Mabel
Town State Bank
Doigon
Clary
Tage Good Brothers
Derenshur
Ackley
Rishy Bey
Tali Clothing
Ang Wambure
Dawlish
DeField
Yieurhan
Maan el Hamambang
Bia Lawling
Harn Hamburget
Tne
Reichlin Hever
Tae Ries Wits
Warnstell
Fe JonAse Teyona
Ree Guties
Anal Wentertay
Ana
Matton
Atin Loews
Jane
Marton
Hoskiin—A
Willy Grand
Ares
Epis Mies
Kounon
Tarr
Sean
Ronan
Buiter
Vane
Holthower
Rayania
Power
P.gawle
Anomotiies
New York
Aga
Harding's. Osteonasts
Opelt
D& Clary
Blower Drues
Towa State Bank
I Hub Clothing Co
Swanee's
Reid
Good Brother
Daley de Hug
Celonia
Qoway
Hanbury
Martlo Mygtars
Henderron
D.C. Tehasuirs
Government Insurance
Wile
Mts
Werk Linerty
Muscatine County
Town
Nebraska
Suri
Main City
Myron F. ‘Tyler Dry Gowda Co
Mamburg
Tyler
Arteur C. Buranton
Charles City
Iowa
Tomaha
Omaha
Sixth Street
Mr. Stanton
G. I. Davis
Corning Street
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Bidden
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Jossph
Aithoucht
Tat
Chrisina Science Churei
Mary Baker
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