Sunday Schools Form Baseball League Week
Sunday schools from Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian and Christian groups organized a Sunday school baseball league for summer two games weekly. Two first games planned at 6 30 pm with Christian vs Methodist and Baptist vs Presbyterian. No admission charged. Executive committee of pastors and superintendents to decide matters.
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Baptist
Methodist
Pre Man
Walleague
Presbyterian
Li Ie
Sims
the Republican
Mrorddine
Harry Dean
Billy Sanday
Mitchell
Elbert Lair
Sky
Porterfield
Kirkpatrick
Farewell Tea for Mrs Marie Less-Teayer at Catholic Church
Mrs B E Boyle and daughter entertained Catholic church ladies Thursday afternoon to bid farewell to Mrs Marie Less-Teayer who is leaving for Sioux City. Teaser was a keen worker and will be missed. Dainty refreshments were served as ladies enjoyed social time.
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B. E. Boyle
Mies Mary
Marie Less-Teayer
Sioux City
Teaser
Birthday and Reunion Sunday at Sintin Home
A surprise birthday gathering was held at Mo and Mrs. Carl Sintin for Mrs. T. B. Hines, mother of Mrs. Sinlin. Dr Hywett Hines, his wife of Fort Dove, and Miss Irene Times of Omaha attended to help celebrate. A traditional family dinner followed at noon.
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Carl Sintin
Bridge Club Meet At Mrs Dyke’s Home
Mrs Jack Dyke hosted the bridge club at her home Monday afternoon with several lively games followed by light refreshments for the members.
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Bridge Club
Jack Dyke
Bridge Chi
Mrs Elizabeth Garrett Died After Prolonged Illness
Mrs Elizabeth Garrett died at her son’s home on May 29 after two months of illness. She had been in poor health for two years and spent many years in Hamburg before living with her children. Survived by eight children, two half brothers, and two half sisters, funeral services were held at the Christian church with interment in Hamburg cemetery.
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Elizabeth Garrett
M.r. Garrett
Garrett
Garevert
Elizabeth Garret
Hamburg
Wil
Marth
J. G. Garrett
Nk Fields
Glenwood
George Tarrett
Maryville
W. P. Holly Aml
John Garrett
Fort Morgan
Colo
Ira Clark
Sumsi
Thiz
Ladies Aid Day At Chre Church Hostess By Mrs Tharp
Mrs Tharp entertained the ladies aid of the church at an all day meeting held today in the home of her daughter Branes Spicer. About fifty ladies attended and enjoyed a sumptuous dinner at noon.
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Lades Ald
Tharp
Branes Spicer
Shriners Train to Hamburg for St. Joseph Conclave
Mona Temple of the Shrine in St. Joseph Missouri will stop in Hamburg Saturday afternoon en route to the San Francisco conclave. About 150 Shriners and their families will be on hand for the visit, with a Shrine band of 52 pieces to perform in the street. The finance and publicity committees urge residents to welcome the visitors, enjoy planned entertainment, and hear the music as this special train connection is the only stop in the area.
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Mona Temple
Shrine of St. Joseph
Missouri
Hanburg
San Francisco
Hamburg
Weyhovr
Omaha
Laceid
W. J. Brown
Ralph Mirfield
J. S. Draper
le R. Forsyth
Omaha Federals to Meet Merchants Grays Next Sunday
Omaha Federals plan to return to Hamburg for a Sunday game against the Merchants Grays at three o clock. The locals recently beat Herman and another Nebraska team, with Hamilton pitching strongly, and fans expect a lively, colored league matchup as Hamburg aims to improve on last encounter.
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Jana
Omaha Federals
Hamburg
Merchants Grays
Grays
Tate Drug Co. Teant
Council Bluffs
Federals
Herman
Nebraska
Hernan
Tamilton
Guicane
Merc Nas
Ham
Wollimany Family Visits Westhorn For Tuesday Outing
Mr and Mrs Floyd Wollimany and daughter Betty Lee of near Westhorn spent Tuesday at the home of her grandfather Fred Grassimier.
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Mre
Floyd Wollimany
Betty Lee
Near Westhorn
Fred Grassimuier
Decorations Day in Hamburg weathering services
Rain disrupted Hamburgs Decoration Day observances with American Legion ceremonies at Mt Olive Mt Zion and Hamburg cemeteries and a Colonial Theatre program in the afternoon. Judge W S Jaimes of St Joe argued civilization is advancing before an attentive crowd.
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Munburg
American Legion
Mt. Olive
Mt. Zion
Hamburg
Colonial Theatre
Presbyterian
Ray Lauritvon
F. Porterfield
Jaimes
St Joe
2D Smith Farm
Yan
W. Os. Dames
Tiwit
The
Republic
Yaumsey
Una
Funeral for Smith in Shenandoah features touching tributes
The obituary notes Kane Smith son Smith died after a long illness leaving a large family. Mrs Albert Zack described as devoted wife and mother joined Centennial M. B. church early life amid community mourning. Funeral held Thursday at Grange Hall led by Reverend Zack with interment at Shenandoah cemetery.
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Smith
Kane Smith
Hong Aay Sas
Alen
Elizal
Bael
Albert Zack
M. B
Grange Hall
Ren
Ton Zack
Smith Os Shenanva
Ferous Curves Ahead In Colonial Week of Films
For one week starting Friday June 2 the Colonial presents a lineup of notable pictures. The program opens with six two reel specials from the Jl C vi stories via Colliers, with shows every night featuring top stars. Tuesday and Wednesday preview Pardon My Nerve a Western by Mr Jones, touted as his best yet. Thursday features Jack Tilt Phoebe Hunt Gloria Hane and John Harron headlining The Grim Come b Aneducational comedy screening that night.
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Colonial
Manner Colon of the Colonial
Jl. C
Colliers
Buck
Janes
Mr Jones
Jack Tilt
Phoebe Hunt
Gloria Hane
John Harron
Class Vere's Monday Study Ends Year With Dinner
The group closed their year on Wednesday with a six course meal at the home of Mes Theatre elaborately decorated in pink peonies red and blue delphoniums. Mrs tod ats mistress of cer ant the impromptu respar was clever. D. Coy performed a solo at the lunch end.
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Clase Vere
Mes Theatre
Suneheon
Tod Ats
D. Coy
Agape
Keaguper
Mra
C. Good
Mre
Alfea Knappe
Mrs Mark Grover Morgan Cleared For Elevated Post At Union Pacific
Mrs Mark Grover Morgan, employed in the bridge engineer's department at Union Pacific in Omaha, returned home for several days this week. Grover, described as a capable workman, is advancing well in his duties and now holds a responsible position within the company.
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Mark Grover Morgan
Union Pacific
Omaha
Grover
Obituary: Birth and death notices for local resident
Buried on Decoration Day, Rebel Arnold born August 24, 1887 near Uratiberry Summit, Meonda County, Maryland. She moved to the community in 1868, was deeply esteemed, united with a faith, and leaves a sister Mey Pine chee of Ft. Colling, Colorado, with several nieces and friends. funeral arrangements noted for ten o'clock with services led by the editor.
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Rebel Arnold
Uratiberry Summit
Meonda County
Maryland
Pissaway
Y Teuven
Mey
Pine Chee
Ft. Colling
Colorado
Flowers for the Office Incomplete Obscure Plea
A fragmented notice references a floral gesture for an office, naming a company and location in garbled phrasing. It mentions a fairy, a reporter, and a fare, but the overall meaning is unclear.
Commencement Exercises at Colonial Theatre Highlight Talent
The Colonial Theatre hosted commencement exercises with vocal solos and speeches. Barbara Winkley delivered a mature, pleasing address while Dr. Ensign of Iowa State University praised local leadership and urged continued education to build a foundation for universal peace.
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Buibiange
Eldes
Evhual
Vera Lane
Sin Seal
Bution
Barbara Winkley
Hyes “Dow
de F.C. Ensijet
Stat University
Iowa City
Ensign
Miomtury
Dir
Fragmentary obituary fragment from Hes Maines era
Fragmentary obituary note mentions Hes Maines dates and a late relative. It references names such as Ren Basho and Ruth Wale among others. Elements include a memorial gathering with refreshments and a local event setting, but reading is unclear.
Fragmentary note mentions Mrs Mick Miller and McCook
Fragmentary OCR shows names Mrs Mick Miller and Beekee toy hone in McCook Nebraska with unclear context or actions. Readable portions mention Thel or Terk street and a time reference but details are garbled.
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Hensehald
Mick Miller
Terk Street
Taneborr
Beekee
McCook
Netrgea
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