A Loving Mother Answers Call in Hamburg Obituary
A loving wife and mother Nancy Ren. Keith, born March 1 1815 at Hell Station, died 1944 in Hamburg after illness. She married William Wright Barnes in 1894 and left seven grandchildren and a stepson. Memorial services were held at Johnson Funeral Home with interment at Mt Olive cemetery.
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Wise Barnes
Hamburg
Ai Udmattier
Ishibor
Fim
Nancy Ren
Samuel Kieth
Hell Station
Muburg
Willian Wright Barnes
Crita
Clarence
Richmond
Calif
Gerald
Oroville
Paster
Sonoma
Jimmy
Charles
San
Nomios Fowler Weikert
Fi Paso
Texas
Johnson Funeral Home
Nev
Howry Teele
Mt. Olive Cemetery
Floral tribute and club meeting noted in local notice
An Appreciated Thought presents at Louvemworth for Decoration Day flowers in Ben Franklin store display. Photos of Lt. Oliver Hayk and Dr. Lyle Jorson center floral arrangement. Washington Matlock 4 F club met with Keith Dooley Miz 22. eleven members attended. Harley Walker guest. Next meeting at Raymond Nixon home on June 10.
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Rawish
Louvemworth
Kankugy
Ben Franklin
Roush
Oliver Hayk
Lyle yJorson
Sir
Lluss
Washington
Keith Dooley
Miz
Harley Walker
Raymond Nixon
Service Men In Uniform and News From Home
A long list of service members in uniform is noted, with updates on training, deployments, and recognitions. Kay Anderzon has a new A10 assignment and is awaiting papers. several others including Cpl. Dean Spittler and Lt. Ralph Thiessen are highlighted for training, promotions, and awards. Family and hometown notes mention letters, furloughs, and home visits, reflecting wartime life and morale.
Conservation Report Marks Final PRO Meeting for Summer
A called PRO chapter meeting in Birs House featured Miss Marnie Simons honored for 51 years as a local school teacher. Walter H. Jolson presided with Mrs Johimen, chapter president, as the session closed the summer term. Mrs Walfur H. Johnson praised Simons, and Max Simons received a chapter gift for his faithful service.
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Birs
Walter H. Jolson
Max Simons
Ale
Building Crumbles Down at Griffiths Main Street
A section of the Griffith building opposite the city hall collapsed on Saturday morning. Mr. Griffith plans to demolish and rebuild when feasible. A meeting Monday evening condemned the structure at the request of Mo. Griffith. The building was part of Main Street’s early commerce, formerly housing a sled shop.
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Griffith
Elty
Ericke
Ann
Huttidagn
Mainatyeet
Engagement Announcement From Alden Party
A Kansas New Herald notice reports a party in Alden celebrating Betty Teani and Raymond J. Fredl engagement with red white and blue decor. The bride elect’s family including Dr A W Crockett and Mrs Crockett hosted at their Alden home, with sisters Joyce and Jonqueline present.
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Betty Teani
Crockett
Raymond J. Fredl
Hutchison
Alden
Kansas
Newe-Herald
Uach
Drs. A. W. Crockett
Joyce
Jonqueline
Ellen Man Marker
Grackett
Hetiny
Fredercik
Alen
Gasoline Coupons for Farmers
Wartime voucher note explains gasoline coupons for farmers, detailing how to apply and the need to avoid duplicate claims. It advises applicants to show work records and use official forms mailed to operators, while urging careful replacement procedures to prevent surplus coupons and ensure needed fuel aid.
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Quentin
Fremont County
AAA
Cmutuitter Amnikes
Daetor Aieratorn
Sidney
Cattooay
Eustein
Easton Aperstor
Jayle
Euston
Third Ward Primary Voting Change Noted
Voters in fang and Word Three will cast ballots in the former Went Chneesy location, replacing the reg ant plage as the primary site. The change affects where residents vote and may influence turnout.
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Third Ward
Local Military News and Personal Updates
Surday reports Capt. W. J. Were of Camp Phillips Kansas spent a few days at Jahit Tantweel and was accompanied home by his wife and two daughters who will stay for a time. A letter from Buli Finhll in the South Pacific says he is well and has received copies of the Reporter and two school papers. John Buttermore arrived Sunday and left for San Diego to train in the marine corps.
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Kay Anderzohn
Mapehull
Menez
Rajow
Cai
Roy Rosie
Campbell
Kentucky
John Ghopfil
Wendover Feld
Utah
Mim Grace Travis
Tom
Las Vein Nevagla
Alna
Baing Tryunety
Tampa
Pls
Edward Major
Army
Gray
Bunciy
Dinoe Tackein
Loon High
Bool
Lowwood Phogla
Farragut
San Wingo
Propst
Echoulatt Kierton
Amphibyus Frees
United States Navy
Bare
Camp
Bradford
Norfolk
Erndt
Army Air Force
Ralph A. Thiessen
Hamburg
PBR
AAP
Thienstein
Ala
Amt
Thiesser
Thiessen
Momiquarters
Mediterrean Theatre
Henry Mailand-Wilson
Stenn Corps
Wil I¢ Pism Jacoby
Fayetteville
North
Clyde Beam
APO 350
Yanke
John Roscosa
Pensaento
Ruth Wess
Y Dle
U.S. Coast Guard
Dorothy Minze
Cornell Bluffo Pe
Max “Toad” Rosseau
Navy
Des Moines
Eusil Roakean
Dean Spittler
Reed Janes
Eistht
Sidney
Camp de
E. Whitehead
Samp Carson
Caola
W. J
Camp Philips
Kanyesh
Jahit Tantweel
Buli Finhll
South Pacific
Aurely
John Buttermore
San Diego
Merino Corps
John Tonke
Marines
Orvice
Pastor Retires After Long Service At Shenandoah Church
A prominent pastor has retired after thirty seven years linked with Southwestern and prior service in the Methodist and Congregational churches. He served as pastor in Shenandoah, taught in local schools, and engaged in Masonry and Odd Fellows affiliations.
To Open Bakery Soon Near Hamburg Area
Mr Hite plans a bakery in Hamburg area after a long wait. He will employ experienced bakers and receive support from Hamburg and surrounding territory as a bakery moves toward opening. Community relief is hoped through continued operation and local investment.
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Bouter
Pmdu
ODA
Hite
Inter Baydae
Halery
Vleniburg
Tose
Hamburg
Car Collision Near Rock Port Injures Five
A Saturday night crash near Rock Port involved My ed Bly Al Keddington Francen Ufprvon and Hal Frown in one car and a second vehicle driven by a Watson resident. Both cars were badly wrecked but all occupants escaped with only minor shakings up. Hal Frown was driving the car that swerved to avoid a witch before the collision. Details remain unclear as witnesses recall little about the sequence of events.
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Ed Bly
al Keddington
Francen Ufprvon
Hal Frown
Struk
Watson
Rock Port
Hal
Moving Picture Program Highlights Verne Wray Pro Walkthrough
Verne Wray presented a moving picture program promoting Ben Werr of Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. One film showed the company farm in Arizona and its agricultural experiments, another depicted the production of synthetic rubber. The films were informative and entertaining, enjoyed by the audience.
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Verne Wray
Arim
Ben Werr
Peal
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Werr
Farma
Arizona
Bies
Conica
Frank Cantieman
Val Lent
Reali
Sheare
Down Payment On Pledged Corn and War Contracts
County AAA officials announce purchase contracts to guarantee shelling and transportation services for corn under a War Production program. The Geedit Corporation will take ownership within sixty days, with 60 cents per bushel paid by the county committee and the remainder by the levator min on delivery. The government assures termination of the order once sufficient corn is delivered, as producers in Froment county have shipped over 120,000 bushels for the program.
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AAA
Elinitiim
Quentin Tokney
Aunaneed
Peay
Otter Parsons
Conmanity Geedit Corporation
GCG
War Ood Administration
Washington
Conteet
Farias
Froment
Cary
Dexa
Useia
Eran
AAA Gomiltes
Hel Ming
Scorp
Wligh
Usene Ervleag
New Teaching Method In History Class Trial
In a Maryville college setting teachers Mary Aller Mithergdl and J Tue ther Dougan use lantern slides movie strips and written text to teach U S transportation history. The unit covers Indian trails Missouri routes and Northwest paths with maps showing gold rush era plans steamboats and railroads. Students compare trails to gains and costs and gain a new view of early American travel and its regional impact.
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Aenior
Bleh
Sebon
Elawe
Earthwest
Mixmauyi
Tenchere Callyge
Maryville
Mary Aller Mithergdl
Rosedale
J. Tuether Dougan
Sumburg
United States
Missouri
Matune
Lantern Alides Sens
Avanta
Julian €. Aldrich
Fragmentary tale of a tense meeting and law in daylight
A scrambledOCR note describes a tense scene around a red tin and coal mar attempts to intervene. Attendees show fear as ties are removed and rumors of “taking the law” emerge. A special correspondent reports the editor’s alleged silence and a tie being removed before a meeting starts.
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Ighlea
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