Bowling Scores and Standings In Local League Action
The Kiwanis Club leads the Business and ProfessionalMen's league as Red White and the Club Cale trail by one game. Highlights include Kerr of Red & Whites bowling 243 and Connors' Inc. 961 team high game, with four bowlers posting six hundred series. Hamburg and Sidney split matches with wins by both sides as two more clashes loom this week.
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Kiwanis
Sii
Red
Cate Femme
Red & White
Hilger
Shoe Stove
Dan Jey
Demons
Loyal Hotel
Cale
Laree
Junioe Chamber of Commerce
Krwants Clal
Loysl
Red & Whites
Mars’ Inc
Kerr
Rama
Gonnora
Chamber of Commerce
Red & Waites
Connors’ Inc
L. Byler
Long
M. Long
Otthol
Dougan
Mills
J Red & White
Dee He
B. Eghert
Stalin
Caroli
Ats
Hilker
Shoe Fiters i
Case TG
Hamburg
Shiney
Sidney
Eac
Iatve Sanmies
Sidney Ten
Clgams
Sidney Miret
Tac Sidney
Suncon
ASON
Wep Ts Pw
Ae Dongan
Liloyd
Conners
Eybert
C. Long
Dadler's de Ida
Jensen—i Mo
C. —. Birger's
Conners’ Inc
Wals
Straw
Canon
Clayton—l
Stoner
Ret & White Ile
LL. Rgbert
Stulin
Joarten Ie
Ali
Payne News Items Chronicle Local Socializing
Local residents and families including Mr and Mrs Ral Nixon and their circle shared Sunday and weekend visits with neighbors and relatives at various homes. Numerous names appear in short social callings, with one report noting a very sad accident Tuesday.
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George Frakes
Frank Tord
Raymond Nizon
Guy Doss Seid
Wil Charny
For Mead Teane
Car Hit at Railroad Crossing Kills Woman Instantly
Morning crash near Curt Frakes home when a passenger train struck a car. The driver died instantly. her husband, in a following car, witnessed the collision. Frances Foley and family traveled to Parksville to visit relatives. his mother faced surgery, and Rev M Q Shenswell visited the neighborhood.
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Curti Frakes
Nis Wita
Frances Foley
Parksville
Local social notes and a liquor robbery scare
Cox Chapel News reports Ralph Risdon and Paul Risdon returning from Kansas and a flurry of New Year visits at the Vogel and Jacekel households. A gunman demanded liquor in Auburn, seizing the front door scene and alarming Frank Rue and neighbors.
Intoxicated man driving motor car jailed in Nebraska case
Thomas Jengen of Omaha picked up companions to search for liquor and used a gun to threaten. He forced a hitchhiker and three others to ride, but was halted when Sheriff Broady intervened after a license number was reported. Jengen pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated, fined fifty dollars plus costs, and had his license revoked for one year.
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Auta
Broady
Thomas Jengen
Omaha
Jengen
Hin
Auth Place
Jansen
Herbert
Weatherfiel
Rnd
V Weatherfield
Weatherfield
Walter McCully
Stella
Jensen
Temaha Co
Nebr. Herald
Nine pound gun arrives at Holliman home in Kansas
Local notices report Mr. and Mrs. David Holliman of Welmate Kansas welcoming a nine pound gun on January 1. A flurry of travels, family visits, and ill health fill the week as Collins and daughters Evelyn and Geneva return from a kinfolk contact, and Mrs. Collins tours Julian Beatree while H Mansfelds return from California.
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Ward
David Holliman
Welmate
Kansas
P. @. Collins
Evelyn
Geneva
Branka
Collins
Julian
Beatree
H. Mansfeld
California
Kaneas Cy
Bob Mansfield
Hamburg
Harry
Roy
Mal
W. D. Fletcher
Mary Fletcher
John Snyder
Cinta Fischer
Nebraska City Mondey
Upalls City
George Georlge
Low
Cl Opelt
Allyn Ex
Blanchard Ol
Wast E Street
George Ares
Iittle
Carl 1. Oriev
Cincinnati
Hoidays
Vietor Driever
Visit by Harry Clay Sparks Hamburg ties at Des Moines funeral
A large turnout attended the funeral of Arbur Simons with many old friends gathering at Mrs. Lens Rees home where Harry Clay, recently of Hamburg and now in Omaha, joined visitors from Des Moines Hamburg and Sidney. The service recalled Clay as a former Hamburg resident connected with a movement to end private government. Pallbearers included Paul and Hoyt McIlroy and D. Parkison from Percival, with many friends from Des Moines, Hamburg, and Sidney in attendance.
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Harry Clay
Omaha
Lens Rees
Mr. Clay Ja
Ant “Organiza
Arbur Gimons
W. H. @imons
Des Moines
Mira Wills Moyd
Odawa
Karnas
Irwin Simons
Pitsburg
William
Mir
Dunlady
Paul
Hoyt
MeIltroy
D. Parkison
Percival
Hamburg
Sidney
Choking Money Circulation
The piece notes a strained money supply hindering business progress as government Notes and bank liquidity surge. It discusses overabundance of idle funds kept out of circulation and a shift from prior investment excess to current restraint, with a cautious pendulum between extremes.
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Nat
Larie
Mae Tawiny
Wray
Yuna
Mer
Hathaway
Kiwanis Club
Dew
F. Gawily
S - Poaye i
Auntie
Ral Nixon
M.A. Nixon Bone
Frank Chaney
Will
Katie Dignan
Atd
Will ‘Charley
Googe Souwelier
M.A. Mixon
Sylvia End Ohard
Rain Nixon
Floyd Marsh
Bre
Jerry Thompain
Lareille
Lester
George Madweller
Minnie Keys
Dorothy Dean
Boyle
Daylight Store
Iowa
Cox Chapel News
Ralph Risdon
al Engleman
Alex Vogel
An Gocolofsky
Case
Wil Case
Fritz Jacekel
Roscoe Cuxe
Pin
San
Ball Risdon
Mario Anderson
Serson
Tracy Huckill
Shengwell
B. Wingate
Pritz Jaeckel
Harry Propp
Camily
Bill Propp
Igan
A. J. Schloltmaner
Dave Vogel
Dave
jArnold Wings
Tracy Huckin
Rock Port
Jerry Vanykers
Mra
Donald Walker
Bill Prowo
Dan Sucolotaky
Paul Risdon
Joe Welker
Arthur “Vorel
Hubert Jaeckel
Merl
Laxh Jagcke
Uren Gan
Frank Rue
Auburn
Butler’s Dairy
Katherine Baldridge
Butler Daley Pradugta
Samhure Reporter
Coalny School
Putlers Mill
Hama
Harold D. Boyd
Patitely
Ieee
Bo Tony
Sens
Nelly Don Frocks
Nelly Don
Reporter Cooking School
Ellwood’s Wearcraft Store
Shell Petroleum Corporation
Shellane
Shellane Service
Katherine Taldridge
Home Economist
Reporter
Reid
Hamburg, Iowa
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