Crowded Out Week Sees Local Visits and Hospital News
Coleman and family of Ta visited Shepherd home on Monday and Tuesday. M Darby picked dandelion in bloom. Page County jet referenced. Cadle from Colorado visiting relatives. Lair visited Clarinda briefly. Iyce-Oufse program held Wednesday. Jan 17 date announced. Long and son Chas visited with Kenneth. Wil Anderson ill. Shenandoah hospital report patient recovering from quinsy. Families moved near Ohphat house west of town.
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Coleman
Shepherd
M. Darby
Page County
Cadle
Colorado
Ty Sigismund
van- MN
Lair
Iyce- Oufse
Long
Chas
Kenneth
Wil Anderson
Shenandoah
Quinsy
Hamburg News Chronicle Tells Of Christmas Plans And Socials
Community Christmas tree in Hamburg. Families travel for Christmas visits. Local program and box supper raises about $15.00. Residents visit Kansas City and Sedalia. Local arts, bridge club, and church activities noted. Students home for vacation and townspeople attend meetings and services.
Madison Reta Brown Family Christmas Visit
Reta Brown and family planned a Christmas gathering in Kansas City with relatives including Dorothy and Mrs John L Brown. Visitors from Northborg and Shenaa Havliday returned to Kansas City for holidays. Church programs Sunday evening were well received with candy and dinner. family visits featured Christmas celebrations and home gatherings.
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City Kansas
Jain
Dorothy
John L. Brown
Lora
Asd
Ares Bilien
Relaom Northborg
Shenaa
Kansas City
Shen
Fershel Coupe
Christy
Erryberry
Sullord
Omaha
Emery
Madison Lune
Vane
Riverton Notes and Visitors Highlight Week
Mrs Lea Cooper visited Hamburg and Joan Rippey with brother traveled Riverton to visit friends. Born to Mr and Mrs Ray Fleming a son on December 22. Mrs wrio Tyson regained mobility after illness. Raymond Crandall visited Ina Crandall and Kristie. Tenants of Matamata installed by Ja a Tennant. Mel supper attendees to return cone whalmers to church kitchen. The Christmas program at MOR church featured a tree and gifts. Lea Cooper and family planned moving to Myr. Cooper purchased a property there.
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Lea Cooper
Hamburg
A. Ballwin
Joan Rippey
Riverton
Ray Flem J “Ing
Wrio Tyson
Raymond Crandal
Ina Crandall
En Krtio
Ja A Tennant
Matataira
Nisie
Bud Fleming
Nila
Therald Stubbs
Melos Mayer
Cseay Plumb
Tennant
Iowa
Cooper
Mor
Mons
Broatitie
Mesdarnes
A.V. Mills
Nels Randal
Ue Hambiston-Trown Shoe Company
Styroy i
Local social notes highlight visits and family news
Mrs. Choemarks a 19th child event while Bourn and others travel for visits. Mrs. Will Rogers returns from Dunbar after a week with daughter Mrs Coulter. Ed and Clark Carpenter depart for Kansas and Omaha shopping noted. Mrs Quintin Parkinson hosts Sunday class. Nora Farnam and Miss Charlotte Lard connected to Farnam Nebraska. Various relatives, neighbors, and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lard and the Locketts are mentioned with everyday details.
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Kansas
Clark Sheldon
Omaha
Quintin Parkinson
Charles Graham
Little JSON
Sidney
Charlotte Lard
Farnam
Nebraska
Lewis Lard
Walter Armetrang
Nebaska
Clark Shelden, Jr
R. Johnsten
Hes Ingerman
W. Ernest Lee
Misa Evaetio
Durbar
Van Ness transacts business in town and visitors gather
Van Ness of Omaha transacted business here Friday. Miss Dessie Penny of Odebolt visited home folks for Christmas. Mrs. John House hosted the Best Ever Club with guests Mrs. F B Hazelwood and Mrs. Otto Tlausin plus Mrs. Lillian Weed. The piece notes local social visits and a separate court report describing jail transfers and a jail break attempt, with a call to speak well of Hamburg Hospital.
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van Ness
Omaha Trans
George Somes
Atlantic
Ulrich Schnaid
Upland
California
Dessie Penny
Odebolt
John House
F. B. Hazelwoed
Thurman
Otto Tlaus
Fire Destroys Country Home of Wrights in Griswold
The Wright family loses their country home in a Sunday night blaze origin unknown with the furnace area in the basement. Neighbors are thanked for rapid aid as the couple shelters with H. E. Alexander and no rebuilding plans are set. Insurance totals $3,700, but loss exceeds $7,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ZT Wright
Griswold
Saat
Disturbed Religious Service Leads to Court Fine
Three young men disturbed a Tarkio religious service and faced trial before the county court. Prosecutors requested action but attended the trial. The outcome was a $100 fine and six months in county jail for each defendant.
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Rock Port
Jimmy
Tarkio
Snuiret Wier
Oss
Cuit
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