Neves About Your Friends in De Miss Grace Houta
A whirlwind of small town items runs through Hamburg and Riverton areas with dozens of names. Local callers, visitors, and patients mark the week as residents such as Clyde Lingo, Mrs. N. A. Clary, Rev. Father E. R. O'Donnell, and George Holloway are noted among multiple sick lists and social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Houta Ia
Clyde Lingo
Omaha
N. A. Clary
Bimp Finnett
Nock Part
Jack Tennant
Riverton
James Winslow
Henry J. Smith
BR. C. Danley
Dunbar
Nebr
Vernace McNall
E. R. O'Donnell
School Class Roll Call and Teachers List Incomplete
A long OCR fragment lists first and second grade class rosters with multiple teachers and students by name. It includes entries like 1st B Marjorie Arngld with Oliver Hays and Jane Marie Lorimer, 1st A Marnie Simons, and several 2nd and 3rd grade sections, plus 4th through 8th with various instructors and pupils, ending mid list. The fragment references senior and junior classes and names several students such as George Lorimer and Edith Geyer, but many lines are truncated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Arngld
Oliver Hays
Jane Marie Lorimer
Tommy Miller
Maxine Beam
Mary Catherine Burns
Harold Thomas
Marnie Simons
Jane Brown
Rena Bunker
Pearl White
Sidney Phillips
Harry Bronson
Faerine Gray
Grace McKissick
J. Luther Dougan
Jack Miller
John Story
Helen Stor
Miss Sundell
Marvin Anderson
Leighton Reed
Helen Gravenkamp
Cecil Beam
Mildred Surface
Doris Nieman
Irene Nies
Arline van Meter
Mazie Engleman
Mary Louise Finnell
Lucille Mills
Pearl Osborn
Carolle Cummings
Roberta’ Johnson
Hada Zanker
Ellen Waters
Hazel Zanker
B-Eather
Underworld
Dorothy Bunker
Russell Porterfield
Maxine Miller
Lowell Opelt
Helen Ruth Vassar
Robert Anderson
Margaret Gulden
Kenneth Tewin
Willard Harrow
Ruth Broderick
Annee Harria
Eula Hale
Marie Castleman
Eileen Troyd
Burnett Lockett
Billie Rageth
Barton Brown
Fred Johnson
George Lorimer
Harold Hines
Carrel Porter
Trddy Bridges
Edith Geyer
Worothy Noble
Moore
Muriel Brewer
Paul Gravenkamp
Dale Brown
William Glenn
Somromore
Etha Lorimer
Ford Knappe
Myrtle Risdon
Vernon Niemann
Helen Morrison
Dorothy Winkler
Sadith Clayton
Irene Zueh
Aylith Boyd
Pauline Good
Gladys Zuck
Gladys Vanj Sant
Liberty Bell Winners Grade 1 and 2 Divisions Noted
Liberty Bell winners listed across divisions with names such as Oliver Hays Margaret Thomas and Mary Louise Miller. Farm Bureau meeting at Mylaol Mra Walter Beonks home noted attendance and shared reflections on community action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Hays
Margaret Thoma
Mary Louise Miller
Richard Larson
Don Bij
Lather
Dagan
Maurice Sayre
Florance Castreman
Ethel Thomas
Rath Phillips
Betty Tee Harrow
Roby Zanker
Charlene Workman
Vera’ Marie Clayton
Margaret Milley
Marvin Anderson
Doris Nieman
Hilda Zanker
Farm Bureau
Riverton
Madison
J. Cust Grove
Walter Ibeonks
Ant
Raertell
Jim Bailey
Riton Township
Car Crash On Icy Corner Injures Clarinda Residents
A Sunday collision near Seventh Street and Nodaway involved Dr Killingsworth and Mrs Killingsworth with the Larson car. The icy roads caused skids and a pole struck the Killingsworth vehicle, injuring none seriously while both cars sustained damage and passengers escaped serious harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarinda Decter
D. H
Killingworth
Seventeenth Street
H. C. Larson
Nei’s
Morn- Nodaway
Killingaworth Sunjing
Larson
Vecind Idea Sparks Field Competition In Chaos
A fragment notes a vecind project and a field where a competitor keenly engages. It mentions a pond as an example, with atmosphere of chaos surrounding the scene. No clear names or dates are provided.
Another Railroad Accident Near Homer Corbitt Route
Ed Damewood assistant carrier no mail route No. 2 for Homer Corbitt collided with passenger train No. 12 on the Wabash. Ed ran into the train behind the engine. his car was a total wreck and he was bruised but not seriously hurt. He was treated at Arnald Cafe by two doctors and is recovering. Mrs Damewood, in Shenandoosh, suffered a nervous shock and has been under care for days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cain
Damewood
Homer Corbitt
Wabash
Arnald Cafe
Shenandosh
Coin Gritelle
Boy Leaves Farm for City Work and Club Life
A farm boy moves to the city to work and describes city life. He writes to his brother about visiting a country club, driving to the beach, and spending time until dark. The fragment hints at contrasts between rural and urban living and leisure pursuits.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jack Ruby
Nieely
John Connor
Kansas City
Vern Wray
Savannah
Paul Holtzinger
Cinesa
Clelle Sanders
Malvern
Nettie
Nellie Wing
Nebraska City
Chas, Henderson
John Geyer
Mra
Dick Cram
Rock Port
E. D. Kiddell
Bank of Hamburg
Bhenandosh
Jan. R. Bailey
Luther Kidd
Wan
Arnold Finnell
Chas. O'Brien
Council Bluffs
Ruth Adie
Hamburg
David Ware
WH. Griffth
Thurmus
W. H. Rageth
Joe Emberton
Lois
Jake Maupin
B Smith
Jawa Servic Company
Mya
Glan Kelsey
Mias Enid Gopeland
Freddie
Floyd Holliman
Berkhiser
Lacona
Fy, Gawden
RF. Plumb
W. G. Sherman
B. & Reeves
Harley Sears
Peru
Thin Priice
Cher
Felunds
Tueaday
Coy
Dugthter
Doredhy
Shenandoah
Pwedneadhey Tor
Damex Baden
Sidney
Florida
Baden
Wadamon
Harold Holloway
Eaden Motor Company
Holloway
J. P. Miller
Ruth Erickson
Walker
W. Arbuckle
Old Mexico
Clair Martin
Byron Hill
J. J. Roup
Father O'Donnell
Rev. O'Donnell
Anna Majors
Phelps City
Oral Johnenn
Council Bluff
Bud
Glen Edgertost
Daugh Ttr
Dorothy
St. Joe
Reeves
Denver
G. B. Spenter
Walter Thorp
Ina Iusele
Waller
O.N
Iowa State Bank
W. J. Mitchell
Nastar
Presbyterian Church
New London
Tochester
Minn
Mitchell
Austin Parkhurst
Gnieage
Hems
Jack Tenchant
Parkhurst
Kansas
Olta
Otto
Liberty Bell
Vareo Harvis
Congress
Indiana
McCray
Guy
Davis
Killingsworth
Clarinda
Journal
Nebraska City Laundry Co
Herbert C. Trudeau
Hamburg, Iowa
Bran and
Irvin Seed Co
Bogan Stores
Buick
Williams’ Garage
Iowa
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