Johnsons Banquet LES Football Squad Notes
The Johnsons banquet honored the LES football squad with guest Mise Lalu West as guest of honor. Harold J. Marlin praised the team after a season of effort and success, while Alexander and Jackson from Omaha performed a lively program for the group.
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Omaha
City Boys Win With Strong Second Half
The City boys defeated their rivals by a score of 16 to 0 after a tense game against the river side team. Vogel played well, earning top honors, while Kerr refereed the Tarkio match and the home lineup gave the locals a handicap. Reserves saw limited action.
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Eit Wits Nat School
Hetetins
Wreckers New Busin ess Opens as Ads and Rumors Swirl
A ragged notice describes a new business venture by HamParty and partners taking over a potter’s operation at the power house site. The men claim salvage of 3000 items and 116 flues for fence paste and gas cutting, while the ad page jokes about advertising delays and holiday reader retention.
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Atanlsy Cumming
Ghary
Willso
Maya
Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebration Ahead
Mr and Mrs T V Houth celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Friday at their home. They will host friends and relatives during the day. The couple have long been in the community and are held in high esteem by many.
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T. V. Houth
Welling
Tvercary
Houle
Benny
Fred Arnold
Kany
Atar
Absalom Roser
Regier
Isuainess
Harrionville
Kansas City
Lili
Don't Open Until Christmas Mystery Stirs Small Kansas Town
A chaotic tale unfolds as Louise Roup driver of a car stolen during a curbside chase in Kansas City leads pursuers through a dead end street. A watch and other items vanish, while the attempted robbery hints at a Christmas plot aimed at unexpected packages.
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Kansas City
Mire
J. J. Roup
J. J. Bohl
Misses
Dorthy Roup
Maude
Auto Unut Saristinas
Louise
Jagan
Boster
Mr. Brohl
Dorothy
Vail
Louise Mansedd
Ervistras
Farley salary dispute prompts official stance
A 1938 note announces a salary increase plan misprinted as 2000 and then adjusted to 900 per star. It asserts Howard will absorb the cut, cites the Black Book and postal law, and directs readers to disregard a rival headline.
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Postminster
Howard
Msn
Farley
Visiting Girls Win Narrowly Over Toon High in Christmas Fight
Kitty Clovers of Omaha edged Toon High School girls 31 to 27 on Christmas night at Jo on gym. Fern Boldra led scoring, with strong play by Margeret Thomas as Kitty Clovers secured the win in a hard fought holiday matchup. Rosters list players from both teams and reflect a community sports scene.
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Omaha
Toon High
Joon
At No Tong
Cmy
Tnis
Fern Boldra
Imargeret Thomas
Kitty Clovers
Thorp
Givens
Thomas
Roldra
Parish service at Pant Cecilia club draws large crowd
Mr Precram Macheanye attended a Sunday event at the Pant Cecilia club near Bapia church, with Christos prmgtat presiding. The service was orderly and concluded with a communal meal, drawing a large attendance from the local community.
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Precram Macheanye
Colonial Theatre Announces Week of Musical Films and Attractions
The Colonial presents a week of features headlined by Dick Powell Ann Dvorak and Rosalind Russell in There Goes the Queen Rendezvous and a war era reel. Also shown are comedy Laurel and Hardy and the Orphan Kittens short with a slate of scenic and musical attractions through Tuesday.
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Teiday
Dick Powel
Ann Dvorak
Fred Alen
Paul Suey
dGondey
Frente Barto
Pletard
Ms, T
Sendeatul
Imeréed Entertainment
Colon Tx Nowiig
Willan Pawel
Rosalind Russell
Bin
Bill Powell
Jeck Benny
Four H boys hold annual short course in Ames
The 4 H short course convened in Ames December 26 to 28 with 6 attending. Fred Andersohn is county voting delegate and Wendell Teachout secretary to alternate voting delegate Robert Lorimer who won the top award from the Achievement Show. Attendees include Otis Mecrary Harold Taumin Jean Sullivan Billy Kilpatrick Guy Gilchris Edward Paul Prickton Duane McAllister Mark Roscou Raymond Goad Leo Leahy and Fredander aohn representing various clubs. Anniversary wishes go to Mr and Mrs F B Cowden of Riverton celebrating fortieth wedding anniversary with a dinner at Pinky’s.
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Eli
Ames
Fred Andersohn
Wendell Teachout
Tha
Robert Lorimer
Wendell Teal Cook
Almanac Copter Arron Pret Ani Wider Here Tas
The report appears garbled with names and places. readable fragments mention Niagara and a 1708 date, but key details are unclear and no coherent event or outcome is established.
Work Delays for City Park Project Amid Shovel Delay
Report from Omaha and Connell Bluffs notes delays on a city park project awaiting a large shovel. Gowdy explains readiness but equipment delivery and insurance requirements slow start. Nearby fires, machine trouble, and local club meeting details punctuate a day of small events.
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Omaha
Connell Bluffs
Gowdy
Leroy Marsh Obituary Reflects Local Family Ties in Hamburg Iowa
Leroy Marsh born May 27 1935 in Hamburg Iowa died after long illness at age 84 years 6 months 31 days Funeral services were held at Hamburg Memorial Church conducted by Elder Baneboe of Omaha and burial followed at Olive Cemetery He leaves his parents Earl and Paul E siblings Cecil Chas Ways Raymond Hamburg Mrs Ralph Nixon Payne Floyd Payne eight nieces and nephews and many relatives Friends say he was friendly accommodating and active in the Rac club later the article notes a sister Hazel preceded him in January 1831 and lists numerous relatives in Hamburg and Payne areas
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Leroy BE
Alaphen Robtert
Cora May Marsh
Ob Payne
Hamburg
Iowa
Pera
Ifa
Town City
Nole
Mpem
Colorado
Keroy
Hazel
Nils
Aly
Earl
Paul E
Cecil Re
Chas
Ways
Ayan Raymond W
Ralph Nixon
Payne
Floyd G
Pervices Wees
Hamburg Memoris
Baneboe
Omaha
Barnes
Olive Cemetery
Orange and White Winners in Unreadable Clip
Fragmentary note cites high illiteracy among Negroes in the United States, with a claimed rate in South Carolina and references to farm ownership and inheritance, but the garbled text leaves key details unclear.
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Cétuas Bureau
Unites Staten
South Carolina
Pre-Holiday Musical Delights From Local Schoolhood Musicians
The third annual pre holiday musical by high school and grade pupils under Mrs A M Selk direction provided an enjoyable evening at the tech school auditorium. Choruses from girls boys and mixed groups performed with solos and the junior chorus staging Music From Many Lanes. Patsy Woolsey Rebecca Hedderson Maxine Claflin and Shirley Ledgerwood were among the performers alongside other vocalists and instrumentalists. The finale featured Christmas carols with the junior chorus echoing from the balcony, closing an outstanding night from our schools young musicians.
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A. M. Selk
Techchool Auditorian
Shirley Ledgerwood
Maxine Clan
Groun
Evelyn Brulln
William Gottschr
Maxine Claflin
Patsy Woolsey
Rebecca Hedderson
Juvor Marus
Barrons Enlarge Quarters On Washington Street
Barron company commences enlargement of its Washington street station to provide 76 feet front and 35 feet depth, adding wash and dressing rooms a Marmico air battery room and expanded office. The plan aims to improve customer service and heating for the entire building with finished interiors within about thirty days.
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Barronl Company
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AD aLion
Home From College Holiday Reunion Names Several Students
Readable list of returning students from multiple colleges including Nebraska Gitle Normal Perut Katherine Frank Stevens Jane Hoskins Robert Matthews Verne Chibyer Tod Blair Wentworth Military Acacamst Royal Clark Darley Pauling Schneider Leola Bjulin Florence Kastieman Eugene Martin Marvin Amler Tarkie Beret Bokdira Van Gants Charlotte Doyle Melbourne Jones Biel Watch School William Bammer Mispouri State Normal Maryville Gale Brown Creighton University Mam Murphy.
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Perut
Katherine
Frank Stevens
Janet Hoskins
Robert Matthews
Verne Chibyer
Towa Blair College
Hobbie Sickman
Wentworth — Military Acacamst Royal Clark Darley
University of Tawa
Pauling Sehneider
Leola Bjulin
Florence Kastieman
Eugene Martin
Parsons College
Marvin Amlersot
Tarkie College
Beret ‘Bokdira
van Gants Golive
Charlotte Doyle
Bouthwester College
Melbourne Jones
Biel
Watch School
William Bammer
Mispouri State Normal
Maryville
Gale Brown
Creighton University
Air Compressor Explosion Damages Station and Nearby Property
A Sunday 7:20 a.m. blast at the Home Ol company station shattered the air compressor tank and equipment, caused window breakage and storage room damage, and forced a garage blast nearby. Jolly Pletcher narrowly escaped injury. Floral obituaries note infant Mary Ann Dahlgren, age 26 days, with services at Johnam Funeral Home conducted by Rev. Ben Compton.
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Mary Ann
Raxiel Dahlgren
Beulah
Harold
Jat Taukenhy
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Sander Iora
Johnam Puneral
Ray
Ben Compton
First Two 1936 Babies Will Be Lucky Ones
Anna Lucile Dooley and Roy Claude Gubser will be nine years old next month and the first two babies born this year in Fremont Atchison Island precincts, with parents reporters subscribers to the Hamburg Reporter, will receive gifts from local businesses including a $5 savings account, blankets, gas, and entertainment. The effort, coordinated with area merchants, invites further participation and promises ongoing support through the child’s sixth birthday.
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Anna Lucile Dooley
Roy Claude Gubser
Wie Rey Porter
Hamburg
Hamburg Business Hour
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Atchison
Island
Nemahe
Towa State Bank
Te Naratites
Contors' Inc
Barron OH Co
Colonial ‘Theatre
Motor Ca
Doyle Drug Store
Ralph Boal
Newth
Iowa-Mehrae Ka Light Dé Power Co
Winsler Cher- Tulet Co
Apatin Drag Company
Tie Hotel Loym Fa
Wil Fusuion
Larimer
Yal
Gontalrup
Sonn
Amdaule Ithoul
Lake Qa Dlvels
Pift
Takes Up New Work For International Harvester
Sherman Erickson a longtime science teacher in our schools has secured a field captain position with International Harvester Co. He will travel in the northeastern part of the state and begin his new duties January 2. The move comes after a consented realignment that offers advancement. Erickson arrived from Northburg and organized school bands there, and his work has been well received by students and families eager for his promotion.
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Harvester Go
A& Ble
Singoen
Ilamburg
Northborg
Iselin
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My. Erick
Ron
Capahi
Kiwanis program preview and travelogue notes
Verna Wray presents a fragmentary Kiwanis program featuring Carl Christ, growth in a southern city, and a travelogue by Mr. Wray. The narrative includes mentions of visiting Houston, King Yangh, and Ha Haka, with saxophone solos by Mini Thetty and accompaniment by Mrs. Wider, highlighting the evening’s performances.
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Verna Wray
Itd
Kiwanis
Ning
Carl Chrivt
Yangh
Ha Haka
Mr. Wray
Mach
Mra
M.D. Wider
Grasshoppers Open Samak Niniemen Defence
Grasshoppers and other insects in certain conditions show Samak openings as a defense, struggling to stay upright and not drown when submersed with heads dipped underwater.
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