Auto crash kills Winifred Douglas in Washington Township
In a tragic late night collision near Hamburg, Winifred Douglas, eldest daughter of Taft Douglas, is killed when a sedan owned by her driver collides with a parked car. Ralph Haliday and Eldie Morgan suffer minor injuries as police investigate whether guardrails or another vehicle caused the crash. Funeral services for Douglas will be held at Mont Olive church Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Winifred Douglan
ST Sturk
Lyan Lamb
Winifred Douglas
Taft Doug- Tast
Staulison Township
Tlantly
Ralph Haliday
Eldie Morgan
O'Clask
Douglas
Doulas
Wis
Nanburg
Hamburg
E.G. Douglas
Anite
Iowa
Death of Mrs A F Shuey in Hamburg marked by church service
Abigail Louisa Shuey wife of A F Shuey of Hamburg died December 25 1928 at age 63 after a brief illness. Born November 18 1865 in Davis County Town she lived in Hamburg most of her life. Survived by husband two children Ploria Bell Shuey who married J B Hupp of Council Bluffs and Freddie Shuey predeceased by nineteen. Funeral held December 28 at the Church of Christ with Rev D W Griffith officiating and burial in Mount Zion cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Shuey
Marth Hamburg
Louisa Reyminids
Shuay
Hamburg
Davis County
A. Fy Shuey
Ploria
Bell Shuey
J. B. Hupp
Council
Marta
Freddie Shevy
Ati
Shuey
Church of Christ
Dnupater
Dirs
Lewiz
Council Bluffa
Oon
Ghffard Junior Lewis
N. PL Reynolds
J. 3
Reynakls
Cannell Finis
Christian Church
D. Wni
Tey
DW. Griffith
Mivunt Zion
Christmas mail bottlenecks delay trips between Omaha and Kansas City
A fragmented report notes heavy mail flow last week during the Christmas rush but mentions routes between Omaha and Kansas City were slowed. The season brought a busy mail period with shipments and packages moving, while royal offices handled routing and delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Asta
Omaha
Kansan
Royal Office
Birthday Party for Miss Orillia Gordon
Miss Orillia Gordon celebrated her sixth birthday Tuesday December 8 at her parents home, with Johnny Garden and friends listening to songs. Children played games, then enjoyed cake with whipped cream, receiving many gifts and best wishes for future birthdays.
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Orillia Gordon
Ind
Jobnny
Bix
Tyesday
Osillia
Hamburg reporter hosts charity baby gift shower event
The Hamburg reporters announce a baby gift shower for the first two babies born in the Elthue Fre mont Atchison Nemalg area. Residents and subscribers of He por may enter by submitting birth details to the Reporter office within ten days. Last year’s winners were Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Coffey and Mr. and Mrs. Burt Morrin, with Dr. A B Wanamaker as physician. The page will also run twenty five announcements for the new babies.
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Hamburg
Elthue
Fremont
Atchison
Nemalg
Ates
Webxbier
Ate Fice
Wack Baby
Carbaugh Dies After Illness in Missouri
Word arrived that J W Carbaugh, once owner of a repair shop in Hamburg, died in Gorhow Missouri after influenza and pneumonia complications. He had operated in several towns, moved five weeks ago to Lalkow, and leaves a son a railroad fireman and a daughter who predeceased him. Body to be taken to Clarinda for burial where his daughter rests.
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J. W. Garboveh
Hamburg
Gor How
Pegemonia
Carbaugh
Haintung
John Moichoireland
Lalkow
Cole
Clarinda
Hurtal An
Evelyn Cradick Baby Dies in December Hospital Funeral Planned
Evelyn Lucite Cradick newborn died Sunday at Varbatre hospital after birth on February 127. Survived by father Mr. and Mrs. Cradick and a sister and brother. Funeral Thursday at Mount Glive church with details announced by Ty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn
Cradici
Alva
Cradick
Evelyn Lucite
Varbatre Hospital
Mount
A Vow of Grape Fruit Presents From Edinburgh Lady
Mrs Otto Powman received a basket of grape fruit from Mrs B A Conaway of Edinburgh Texas last week. The fruit was grown on the Ganayway farm and arrived in excellent condition. The gift was well received and appreciated in this climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Powman
Guntur
B.A. Conaway
Edinburgh
Texas
Ganayway
Hamburg Firemen Gift Kids Christmas Cheer
Hamburg firemen acted as Santa Claus to distressed children in the city providing clothing toys and merchandise to ease Christmas hardship. Local boys organized gifts with broad private support and donations from numerous residents. The effort drew praise and ideas for an even stronger drive next year as gifts were distributed to needy children.
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Marburg
Santa Claus
Christian
Bhava
Thode
Ralph
W. Goelt
Clary Bury” White
Armadillo Killed by Sidney Man at Home
W A Bubuly of near Sidney killed an armadillo in his yard Monday after the animal acted oddly near a wood pile. The creature, not native to the area, was described as large with long antennae-like rings and a shelllike body. Cowles assisted in examining the specimen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bubuly
Sear Sidney
Armadilla
A. Atlek
Garth
Tanddeus
County Meeting January 3
The Tabor high school orchestra will furnish music for the annual farm bureau meeting at Sitmoy M, EB, church on Thursday January 8. The event was postponed from November 17 due to weather and poor roads, with the program now set. Township attendance prizes reward largest representation. a noon Workers’ feature has drawn crowds in past meetings. The session is scheduled to begin by 10:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Farm Bureau
Sitmoy M
Thirscay
Finner
Mora
Cox Uhagel Ladies Elect Officers for Next Year
The Cox Chand shoyek Ladies organization elected their officers for the ensuing year at the December 1 meeting. Vogel was named president, Liona Sennen vice president, Marie Ninso secretary, Bertha Sneckel treasurer, with Leong Sennen to chair the next meeting.
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Cox Uhagel
Cox Chandshoyek
Bear of
Ses
Moeamils
Wennesday
Uns
Whey Ara’ Aa Fal- Jowss Avmna
Vogel
Liona Sennen
Marie
Ninso
Bertha Sneckel
Tressumr
Ifr
Leong Sennen
Higher Yewnshin Farm Pures Meeting Details
Fisher township farm bureau met at Month zchool on Wednesday December 10. County agent showed pictures. Lucia Olifield and Gwendolyn Latimer performed piano solos and recitations. Community singing, a talk by Mr. Oxlay and other numbers followed. Members discussed a reading of a report and a plan for refreshments.
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Yewnshin Farm
Fisher ‘Township
Lucia Olifield
Eucol
Gwendolyn Latimer
Tivet
Gwendolyn Ustimer
Luculs Olifield
Riddle
Christmas Exercises Shine Across Hamburg Churches
Christmas programs lit several Hamburg churches as children performed cantatas and musical pieces. The Temple School, M. B. church, Methodist church, Zion Branch, and Baptist church hosted festive shows with Santa Claus, a lighting of the Christmas tree, and notable piano accompaniments.
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Intre
Church of Christ
Chnirk
Tple
Santa Cloud
Promm
Washington
M. B
Valley Farm
Methodist Church
Mauric
Bira
Hal? Martin
The
Baptist Church
Stu
Omaha Readers Seek Santa From Hidden Letter Writers
A Norwich paper reprints letters from Omaha girls asking that names be kept private as they request help for Santa Claus. The notes express loneliness, praise for the newspaper, and a wish to begin Christmas shopping, urging the community to respond.
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Omaha
Hell
Hamburg
Hambourg
Santa
Mamiure
Bays
Santi
Tamburg
Rome
Fire damages Wert Reid elevator in Hamburg town
Sunday evening a blaze engulfed Wert Reid's elevator near the cabbin and shafts, with early-morning rekindling Monday requiring another hour of firefighting. The fire heavily damaged three thousand bushels of corn and three hundred bushels of wheat, flooding the cellar and dome as water used to subdue flames.
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Reid
Hamburg
Zuck
Ming
Vonito
Christmas Picture Show Lights Up Colonial With Joyful Kids
Almost 400 children attended the Reporter picture show at the Colonial. The event featured a mix of acts including a western and comical scenes, with festive candy treats for every child. Joe Nies provided extra candy and a playful Santa moment while children puzzled over Joekies, believing the showman was a tire man. Parents praised the orderly, well-behaved youngsters. plans for a future show were already underway.
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Christ Smuon
Colonial
Youngshare
Manburg
Werd Gulag &I
Puyle Manor
Treve
Joe Nies
Santa
Howard
Jing
sPar
Sima Sells Paper to Max Simms in Burlington
Fragmented report notes Sima selling a Burlington paper once run by the Lewis brothers to Max Simms. Simms has operated the paper since 1928 and plans for the future include possibly moving the newspaper business elsewhere.
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Burlington Anes
Hamburg Republican
Sims
Lewis Brothers
Nail Hail
Max. Simms
Ifo
Hospital Notes Amid Minor Surgeries And Recoveries
Hospital notes recount several minor procedures and recovering patients. Mrs Emmett Woll of Rock Turf shows improvement after a minor operation. Calvin Miller and Miss Marleline Nash recover from throat procedures. Cecil Hayes undergoes emergency surgery and improves. Sehton Mendonhall had a minor operation and returned home. WRlip Brown, captain of Mumbings, recovered from an emergency operation. Mrs Floyd Beam and Dorothy Stanbrough are recovering from recent procedures and expect to go home soon.
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Emmett Woll
Rock Turf
Frank Bayes
Hamburg
Sehton Mendonhall
Wrlip Brown
Ray Brows
Floyd Beam
Mizx
Dorothy Stanbrough
Pictures and plays at the Colonial Theatre this week
The Colonial presents a busy week with Ned McCobbs Daughter featuring Theadora Roberts and Irene Rich, Tarzan the Mighty, and a Farce comedy. Fans will also see Maree Money and other films, plus the Heary Hat Tan and Sho'k A Sheik featuring Bed Daniels alongside Beery in varied adventures.
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Colonist Theatre
Theadora Roberts
Irene Rich
Ned McCobbs
Ana Devatar
Foreal
Tne
South
Beery
Alps
Lalza
Bede Daniels
Denarl
Bebe
Tim
Yan
Farm Bureaus Business Club enrollments and meetings
Fremont County Farm Bureau outlines plan for Business Clubs to form groups of farmers for profit analysis and farm resource education. Enrollment ongoing for future meetings with county agent contact, aiming to improve farm management and profits through group work and extension service support.
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Farig
Lana Tureen
Ra- Conia
Fremont Couity Farm Bureau
Thalizg
Turin
Extension Service
Te Nesiné
Ted
Piarm Bureau
Freda
Wre
Son Assists Father at Presbyterian Service
The Hamburg church witnessed a son step in to assist his father during Sunday services. Wayne, a Parsons College student, led the service with confidence, handling preaching and duties as if a seasoned veteran. The elder pastor, recently ill, relied on his son, who impressed the congregation and promised a bright future in seminary work at Princeton next year.
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Presbyterian Church
Goerhaler Colt
Warnes
Uivinus
Wayne
Parsons College
Hamburg
Hint
Princeton
Five Ears in One Corn Display Delights Town
A curious display at Prent Ear by George Weston shows a single corn stalk bearing five ears at the top and a single ear at the bottom, yellow corn, described as a remarkable growth. The scene occurred during a town event with attention on the curio window. A purse of money was presented by the Santa figure to Pastor Staples, honoring Sunday lessons at the Unitarian Christa church celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Woodward
Sara Woodward
Omaha
George Weston
Christa Crew
Santa
Pastor Soul Mra. Staples
Sebnes
Vt Loving Cmd
Zienem
Uraner
Lis Institute Session With Mes Porterfield Friday
Lis Institute will be held with Mes J. FL Porterfield on Friday December 28 at 2 p.m. inatesil of Tuesday members urged to note the date and plan to be present to learn more about the work
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Lis
T. VU
Mes J. FL
Porterfield
Inatesil
Week of Prayer Services At Une Myreshyterlim Church
The parish advertises a week of prayer beginning Sunday January 6 at Une Myreshyterlim church. Services will be held each evening through the week with announcements to follow. All are welcome to attend.
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Une Myreshyterlim Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winifred -Douglas
Abigail Louisa Shuey
G. W. Carbaugh
China
Sima
Farm Bureau’s Business Clubs
Fremont County Farm Bureau
Son
Father
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