Chases Defeat Hamburg In Slow Sunday Game
A sizable crowd watched Hamburg host Chases at Hamburg ball park on Sunday. Chases won seven to one as Kennan struck out five and allowed one hit while Hamburg pitcher G Warnstaff fanned six in four and a third innings before Burg finished. Hamburg scored late. substitutions shuffled players but Chases maintained the lead. The two teams had planned a second game Monday, called off due to bad weather, with a return matchup scheduled for August first.
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Hamburg
Bossers
St. Joseph
Chases
G. Warnstaff
Burg
Mansfield
Clayton
Stearns
Kennan
Thurman Triumphs as Hamburg Second Team Trims Home Team
The article notes Thurman wins Sunday while Hamburg regulars were being trimmed on their home ground. The second team from Hamburg was muffled at Thurman, with speculation that Thurman scored enough to win multiple ball games. The writer encourages the Hamburg players to stay confident and seek a four-game home stretch soon.
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Hamburg
Thurman
Baby dies of five days old Foster child
The five day old infant of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Foster died on Monday. A brief funeral service was held at the home Tuesday conducted by Rev. John Zuck. Interment followed in Hamburg cemetery. The grief stricken parents have the sympathy of all.
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W. B. Foster
John Zuck
Hamburg
Thieves Steal From Hamburg Home During Weekday Visit
Thieves entered the home of Mr and Mrs Chas McAdoo on Tuesday night and carried off wearing apparel belonging to Mrs McAdoos sister Miss Olive Neeley and Miss Inez Brown of Des Moines a visitor. The household was away and upon return noticed thefts of valuables and other items. Residents lament the rising threat of thefts by steak thieves targeting personal property.
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Hamburg
Chas. McAdoo
Hamburg Boy Scouts Head to Camp Next Monday
Scout Executive Ogrin has arranged the first Hamburg Boy Scout camping period at the camp near Red Oak. Twelve boys including Clay Haynie George Lorimer Edwin Franklin Bernard Franklin Renrick Bailey Tom Reid Chas Johnson Harry Parker Frazier Bailey Charley Pratt Ben Reeves Herschel Cummins depart Monday with transport provided by H E Dow E D James and W H Rageth Shenandoah will handle further transport. Rules cover obedience conduct camp stay payment liability and mail policy.
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Ogrin
Boy Scouts of
Hamburg
Red Oak
Shenandoah
H. E. Dow
E. D. James
W. H. Rageth
Qobey
Scout Mastre
Camp i
Clay Haynie
George Lorimer
Edwin Franklin
Bernard Franklin
Renrick Bailey
Tom Reid
Chas Johnson
Harry Parker
Frazier Bailey
Charley Pratt
Ben Reeves
Herschel Cummins
Moving to Hamburg Welcomes Lee Covert and Family
Lee Covert of Nebraska City plans to move to Hamburg this Thursday with his wife and young child to work at the Stanley Opelt barber shop. He helped last Saturday during the rush and will join the town’s daily life hoping to find good prospects for his family.
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Hamburg
Lee Covert
Nebraska City
Stanley Opelt
Mr. Covert
Death of I. L. Sevenster in Holland at 94
Dr. John Sevenster received a cablegram announcing the death of his father I. L. Sevenster in Holland. The father was 94 years and 8 months old and had never been sick until near the end.
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John Sevenster
I. L. Sevenster
Holland
Mr. Sevenster
Chautauqua opens with strong program and schedule
Readiness for Chautauqua features a robust lineup with afternoon and evening sessions and a morning children’s hour. Season tickets cost 1.50 for adults and 1.00 for children, with single admissions at 40 and 25 cents. No war tax this year. Miss Jennie Kilpatrick leads preparations. the children’s parade comes at 4 PM Saturday.
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Jennie Kilpatrick
Ethautauqua
Improvements at H G Dinsmore Jewelry Store
H. G. Dinsmore has spent the past week adding a balcony in the rear of his store. The upper display will show talling machines while the lower area will display cut glass and similar wares. A back work room will be organized to handle the growing business, promising a neat, orderly interior.
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H. G. Dinsmore
Miss Della Sykes Leaves for Iowa City Work
Miss Della Sykes departs Sunday for Iowa City to join the Christian Science society there. She has long been identified with the society and was appreciated by Iowa City residents. Sykes conducted music classes locally for years and was successful in that work. Best wishes go with her.
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Della Sykes
Iowa City
Christian Science Society
Miss Sykes
Ackley Marries In Beloit Marriage
The Beloit paper reports the marriage of Miss Rose Schlaefli to Edgar L. Ackley at the Beloit Methodist parsonage on June 27, 1920. After a dinner at Avenue Hotel, the couple traveled to their home in Cawker City. well wishes from Hamburg friends accompany their start.
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Deny Ackley
Beloit
Rian
Edgar Ackley
Hamburg
Rose Schlaefli
Edgar L. Ackley
FE. Aladden
Avenue Hotel
Grand Theatre
Gawker City
Merry Makers
Ackley
Jno
Schlaefli
Mr. Ackley
G. E. Ackley
Cawker City
Family Reunion Roots Run Deep At Reynolds Home
Children All Home Sunday brought Mr and Mrs C E Reynolds and their offspring together for a long awaited reunion. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs W A Johnson and two children and Anna Reynolds of Council Bluffs Joe Reynolds and wife from Norfolk Nebraska. Hamburg visitors were Mrs Roy Reynolds and son Myr Mrs Everett Hale Dorothy Chas and Robert. O G Lorimer photographed the family gathering in the afternoon.
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C. E. Reynolds
W. A. Johnson
Anna Reynolds
Council Bluffs
Joe Reynolds
Norfolk
Nebraska
Hamburg
Myr
Roy Reynolds
Everett Hale
Dorothy
Chas
Robert
O. G. Lorimer
Surprise Nomination for County Recorder Candidate
The Long family of Red Oak announced this week that their daughter Mrs. W. H. Lant was nominated as the Democratic candidate for county recorder at Saturday’s convention. The nomination surprised Mrs. Lant, but supporters express confidence she would serve the county well if elected.
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W. E B. Long
W. H. Lant
Red Oak
Peanut Lodged in His Lung in Thurman Family News
Carl Jr. Paul, son of Mr and Mrs C H Paul of Thurman, swallowed a peanut that lodged in his left lung. Two X rays located the object. Unable to obtain local care, the family sent him to Philadelphia for surgery, with a procedure planned for Wednesday.
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Carl, Jr
C. H. Paul
Thurman
Maha
Gaber
Philadelphia
Paul
Thurman Times
Miss Anderson Opens Talk on School Consolidation
Miss Edith Anderson, County Superintendent of Schools, led a library meeting with Hamburg district representatives to discuss school consolidation. They weighed tax implications and district sentiment, noting Hamburg would join others if neighboring districts favor the move. Only Percival Imogene and Hamburg lack consolidated schools. more district meetings may follow if interest grows.
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Edith Anderson
Hamburg
Miss Anderson
Percival
Imogene
Hambur
Sedwich
Pomeroy
Hendricks
Hillside
Sunnyside
Oklahoma Indians Visit Hamburg For Three Baseball Games
The Oklahoma Indians travel for a three game road swing in Hamburg next week with Tarkio on Wednesday and Hamburg on Thursday and Friday. The Indians, touted as the fastest traveling team, will feature a high class soprano singer as entertainment after the chautauqua sessions.
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Hamburg
Tarkio
Oklahoma Indians
Indians
Passing of Pioneer Doctor Dr 8 G Hatton of Riverton
Dr 8 G Hatton a longtime Riverton physician died in a Council Bluffs hospital Monday after an operation for cancer. Funeral services were held in Riverton Wednesday afternoon conducted by Rev A W Tandy of Mason City, with the Masonic lodge at the grave. He was 77 years, 7 months and 27 days old.
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8. G. Hatton
Sidney
Riverton
Council Bluffs
A. W. Tandy
Mason City
Masonic Lodge
Hatton
Community Park Services Open With Dr Cresap Speech
Sunday evening park meetings opened with Dr. Cresap of Nebraska City delivering a religious patriotic address on early American hardships and the duty to preserve the country’s high ideals. The men’s chorus of twelve provided two patriotic numbers and next week’s program is announced for seven o’clock start to finish before dark. Anna Oliver of Edna Texas, died of cancer after several operations, and her funeral was held at the Catholic church in Hamburg with burial in the Catholic cemetery. She leaves a father, sisters Mrs. L J Hilger and Mrs. Chas O’Brien, brothers Conde and Ernest, and relatives in Locust Grove Shenandoah and Texas.
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Union
8. P. Cresap
Nebraska City
United States
John Burkhiser
Locust Grove
Shenandoah
Arthur Oliver
Texas
L. J. Hilger
Chas
O’brien
Conde
Ernest
John
Harlan
Chas. Burkhiser
Defiance
Hold County Conventions Nominate Sheriff and County Attorney
Republicans met in Sidney with little business beyond naming delegates. Democrats filled two ticket slots after ballots, nominating Millard Ahsire for sheriff and P. H. Hoop for county attorney, with no sheriff nomination on the third ballot.
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Sidney
Millard Ahshire
P. H. Hoop
Plaice
Hold Family Reunion at Cliff Good Home Lawn
One of many town reunions Sunday was the Good families gathering. A large dinner under the trees preceded a visit regarded as the day’s real highlight. Attendees included Mrs Minnie Good and daughter Ethel, C. W. Good, Cliff Good and families, plus Mr and Mrs Frank Maxwell of Pacific Junction and Mr and Mrs John Allyn of Lincoln.
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Cliff Good
Minnie Good
Ethel
C. W
Frank Maxwell
Pacific Junction
John Allyn
Lincoln
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al Strong
Bread Crowell
P - Kennard
Dorst
King
Ed ‘Lowe
F Scott
Fae Wend
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Hamburg City Park
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Anthent
W. J. Mitchel
The
H. G Parker
H. H. Sawyer
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