Hamburg readies fourth annual Peony Festival
Hamburg prepares for the fourth annual Peony Festival with coronation ceremonies on Friday night. A 250 person pageant at Lincoln Cathedral Choir and North High Gell squad will precede a public coronation at the athletics field. About 32 000 seats are available, with 9 000 free seats and paid seats at twenty five cents. The festival features a grand procession, bands from Fairfar and Hamburg high schools, and numerous parade units across Main Street. The event continues into the evening with street entertainment, exhibits, and a variety of performances focused on the coronation and peony displays.
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Everritung
Faunbury
Lincoln Cathedral
Everten
West
Airprise
Rick Ireny
East Lancoln Cathedral Choir
Joan Wiede
Harvey Bang
A. B. Wanarsakte
Ant Howard Colen
Cound
Rees
Mubert Jecckel
Harold Brown
Gary Colen
Ravhard Scoles
Sly Phships
Grard
Giaubiy Nebr
King
Crown Deaver
Alan Trakor
Riadentin
Ting
Betty R
Mercis Wright
Lois Henries
Mary Givern
Crain Beadagkle Clayton
Hele Hinzess
Duane McNall
Barbarand Rishard Murti
Aorophite Baldwin
Pencer
Glen Phipns
Lorena Maupin
Dana Frown
Derris Stulln
Lowellon James
Mary Bronex
Lois Plnneil
Jackie Holtingey
Ertynine Harmilton
Lola J. McHall
Yada Gubser
Marimin¢ Gatlecht
Phyilis Rees
Mary Jane Carroll
Margaret Pustrell
Mar Kyn Biuiin
Wadem Laty
Norma Shult
Betty Johnson
Maxine Ells
Gertrude Boottisr
Elsie Werner
Robbie Morss
Boo Harmes
B. J. Miller
Bob Martin
Edward Coffey
Carl Stulin
Bobby Mevens
Willard James
Dice Paste
Jack Martin
Mary Dougan
Bilsey Bruce
Paul Erwin
Barbara Hunt
Lickle Carroll
Dot J. Finnell
Mudge Sauills
Gereldine Beach
Gerald Bear
Patty Bock
Ikle Morss
Ruth Buck
Marilyn Grayson
Jéan
Joan Ackley
Jimmy Whisler
Dorothy Ann Finnell
Marjorie Anni Martin
Jom Wanamaker
Dick Dougan
Bobby Grayson
Dick Stalin
Hamburg
Fairfar
Park Uglewn
Otto Putmns
Hay
Als
Malo Eireel
Bt. Joe Dance
Rome
Red Oak
Clarinda
Fairfax
Tock Polt
Corting
Nebraska City
Atd
Aninbolt
Nebr
Nigh School
Nvnds
Bukle
Orgazlen
Lyall
Bundy
Bundy Raalde
Man
Gome
Shenandoah Lineman Electrocuted in Work Accident
A Shenandoah lineman for the Town Nebraska Light and Power Co. was electrocuted while working on power lines near an EMA radio station early Saturday. McCullough, well known in Hamburg, died after wires carrying 2300 volts contacted his safety belt, with Adams and others attempting rescue. The accident prompted an official response and investigation by local utility officials and authorities.
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Guliauiti
Aoeneman
Nenraska
Baw
Shenandoah
EMA Radio Ateitiony
Doudt
Sabnyt
eCillough
Hamburg
Heavis
Willy al
Sali Wvanine
Bom
Caine
Asher Maxwell
Wale
Adams
Ste
Cullonph
Winre Luan Sur Han
Ceverat
Tie Vant
Mmy
Golrech S
McGullutarty
Ntwe Hin
A. G. Bennett
Manner
Nebraska Lit
Ipawer Company
DeWwrth Bilt
JS. Baker
George Coons
Jere da
Drowned Youth in Thurman at Cox Chapel Area
A young man named James Hemmons Rober, age 2, of Thurman, drowned Sunday evening near Cox Chapel. Witnesses describe the man attempting to swim, sinking in a deep side and not surfacing. The body was recovered hours later near Thurman after authorities were notified, with funeral services held later.
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Rober
James Hemmons
Thurman
Wee
Beertin Malloon
Cox Chapel
Une Bislison
Cat Mothers Skunks and a Report on Orphaned Cubs
The report describes George Ery caring for a cub and four orphaned skunks after a conflict with a ground hog. A cat owner tried handling the cubs, moved them, and later investigators found two more young skunks near a den with a dead skunk and ground hog. George seeks guidance on next steps for the animal brood.
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George Ery
Geore
Cremi
George
National Ed Morlal Trip And Oregon Visit Schedule
Mr an Meo and eve W AM join the National Editorial Morala association trip to Alaska. They will visit his brothers in Ott Town for a few days, then cruise aboard a sixteen Hoy a chartered ship. Mr HNL will appear on the convention program and on July 1 address the Oregon Press association about Mr Hood. They travel to Port-Tan and Scale for a stay before Buninier.
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Mr. An
Eve W
Jonve
Morlal Aswctatin
Abnsa
Hoya
Hnl
Oregon Press Association
Mr. Hood
Sear Port- Tan
Ashral Rin J
Driver Dies In Quick Crash Aboard City Bus
Reports describe a rapid incident resulting in a death as a city transit driver suffered a fatal crash. Details mention the event's immediacy and subsequent inquiries. Authorities and witnesses were cited as assessing the circumstances surrounding the transit vehicle involved in the collision.
Reserved Seats for Cowwmadlutr Event at Power Company Office
Notice states reserved seating for Friday event may be limited with many seats remaining and 21K free seats. Encourages early arrival to guarantee seating at the Power Company office on the reach.
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Laight É Power Company
Rach
THIS WEEK AT THE COLONIAL SCHEDULED SHOWS AND REVIEWS
The Colonial offers a varied lineup this week with operetta style acts and a Western frontier drama. Highlights include a revival of a classic stage piece and a modern comedy featuring strong performances and scenic design.
Payne Dikes Repair Work Progressing Amid Turbulent Text
The fragmented OCR describes repair work on Payne Dikes and references stalling peddlers, a temporary dike, and multiple mentions of surrounding areas and people. It preserves historic but garbled details about protection against floods, local authority actions, and community concerns over infrastructure and graft.
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Payne
A Church Wedding Held Sunday
Miss Rush Eleanor Barnes and John Co Swarts united in marriage at the Methodist Church Sunday afternoon in Hamburg. The ceremony was conducted by Dr W T Beregith and Rev F G Barnes, with a large gathering in attendance. The bride, a graduate of local schools, planned a teaching career and will reside in Mullard, while the groom teaches at Maliar Jerwa schools and will move to Codny Falls for work.
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Rush Eleanor Barnes
F. G. Barnes
John Co
Swarts
Silver City
Mink Swarts
Rekeives
Meredith
Paul Menzel
Suecke Laue
Evelyn Corie
Barnes
Thy Walters
Richard Bach Offerton
Garter Johnson
John Wieder
Donald Story
W. Ti
Beregith
F. G. Nes
Dovide
Teremans
Deandle Luther
Venrerann
Parelors
Cafard Harding
Steiey Wilcox
Mise Katherine Wat
Mise Evelyn Gurl
Mise Rat Carrie
Rain Johnson
Laura Wheler
Helen Athen
Horedlhy Siamerman
Premgut
Loca
Simpson College
Tits Beer
Hamburg
Jane
Jerwa
Schapels
Ane
Jac
Codny Falls
Coullogr
Mullard
Fragmented OCR notes on a sports injury incident
An unclear OCR fragment recounts a fall or collision involving Lenet Stuin and others. It mentions a bruised person and numerous garbled terms, with references to locations, dates, and a list of unrelated words. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the text.
Fine Crip Lawsuit Involving Des Moines and Chicago Firm
A scrambled notice recounts a legal matter involving Upson of Des Moines, Bar lonal Chicago, and Lerby of Athos representing Tepultle Buel Corporation. It reports attempts to presist retail sales across the United States and mentions Mr A. Weleh as a manager, with a reward and Chicago ties noted.
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Upson
Des Moines
Barlonal Chicago
Lerby
Athos
Tepultle Buel Corporation
Prunlind
Dunes
Plvey
Fiat
United States
A. Weleh
Mann
Chicago
Radio Soloist Rehearses Amid City Tensions
A fragmented note describes a radio event with a soloist linked to a religious station and a dramatic train scene. Names are unclear, but references to Frankie and Keetlung hint at local figures. The piece reads like a brief theater or news blurb from a past era.
Unreadable OCR Summary Sees No Clear Event
The provided text is garbled and contains no coherent report. It mentions a trade show, a date reference, and partial names but lacks a discernible event, location, or involved organizations to summarize accurately.
Fragmented Te fait note incomplete headline
Fragmentary OCR text mentions unclear names and event details with no coherent facts to summarize into a full card. The readable portions suggest a disjointed phrase about speech or health, but no identifiable person, place, or concrete event emerges.
Kiwanis Speaker Warns Against Indifference and Hate
A Kiwanis club official from the district spoke on Friday evening, urging residents to engage in community service and remain vigilant against apathy and hate. He noted the revival of the Ku Klux Klan in past years and emphasized the value of service clubs in preserving government and civic rights, calling for active participation to prevent larger social ills.
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Denisov
Marc
Baichers
Klan
Bn Arog Olier
Teday
Ie Cihizens
Apn
Denton
Barehers
Hye
Alo
Gor Bores
Calldren's Pirate Tale Haunts Local Pageant
A fragmentary Archival item notes a pageant at a local venue with a pirate theme. Names and exact dates are unclear, but the reference hints at community entertainment and a creative costumed event amid midcentury local culture.
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