Decoration Day Exercises At Opera House
Decoration Day services were held at the opera house Tuesday morning with a good turnout. Sixteen soldiers attended the ceremony as Rev. I Threybold led prayer and choirs sang. Senator William Baton of Sidney delivered the morning address. Attendees then rode to the cemetery for prayer and graveside decorations on a beautiful day with many visitors from afar.
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Opera House
I. Threybold
William Baton
Sidney
Baton
Mrs J R Hatten Dies in Miami Oklahoma
Obituary notes Mrs J R Hatten death at her daughter Verda Towne's home in Miami Oklahoma on May 27. Funeral held at Pat Reeves home conducted by Rev A W Tandy. Born 1838 in Clay County Missouri, married to J R Hatten September 13 1838. Survived by seven children five grandsons four great grandchildren, with husband predeceased four years ago. The Hatten family early settlers of the county with the Dick Hatten homestead later owned by Mrs Dr T Sohmas on the Sidney Hamburg road.
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J. R. Hatten
Heaveward
Verda Towne
Miami
Oslo
Pat Reeves
A. W. Tandy
Elen Stanton
Clay County
James
Robert
Honor Roll Names Across Grades At Local School
Honor rolls list many students from first through eighth grade including Wayne Sykes, Eula Mackey, Thelma McKissick, Vera English, Lola Lictie, Alma Arbuckle, Esther Hoggatt, Jimmie Bright, Ruth Simons, Kathleen Shaw, Myrt le Woodrum, Grace McGarry, Vera Pauley, Mary Nix, and seniors under Principal West. Liberty Bell Medalists are named for scholarship and deportment.
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Richard Franklin
Carroll Spencer
Myrtle “Woodrum
Sarah Shirley
Harold Simons
Yennys Bulls
Bertha Reid
Trene
Morgan
Mary Nix
Gladys Mullins
Nellixe-Reid
William Derry High School
Miss West
Zach ~ Loleta
Zutz Marie Zach
Mildred Murry
Leta Sonner
Inez Willard
Rosseau
Leta Schneider
Ines Lyleth
Ida Somes
Ruth Keran
Vera Pauley
Mamie Reid
Neoma Black
Ellen Rice
Freda
Sildrich Frank Beyschisg
Daisy Athen
Alma Combe Shade
Franklin Herschel Douglas
Arnold Schneider
Liberty Bell
Lengt
Bernice English
Dorothy
O¢ Simons
Ardith Fox
Thorp-Spicer Quiet Wedding Celebrated At Home
Neva Thorp and James Spicer quietly wed at Rev. A. W. Tandy home. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Thorp, is praised as accomplished and popular. The groom, respected in the community, has prepared a comfortable home for their future, and friends wish them happiness and prosperity.
Two Teachers Elected at School Board Meeting
A school board meeting Tuesday elected two teachers. Dorothes Myer of Pariville Massachusetts will teach Latin after a year in Hotton Kansas. Zeda Walling of Glenwood will teach seventh grade. she taught in Glenwood last year and was satisfactory. The Union Sunday school picnic is set for June 15 at the Bruces Fletcher place north of town, with expectations of large attendance at area schools.
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Dorothes Myer
Pariville
Hotton
Kansas
Zeda Walling
Glenwood
Anade
GlenWrood
Union
Bruces Fletcher Place
Masons Bay Lodge Buys Samu el Holmes Building
The Masonic lodge completed a deal this week and becomes owner of the Samu el Holmes building just north of their current holdings. This purchase adds a third-storey structure and will provide space for a lodge upstairs in the built complex.
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Masonic Lodge
Samuel Holmes
Rosin
Nore
Marriage Announced in Fremont for Beulah Strong and Frank Mergil
Fremont Nebraska papers announce the forthcoming marriage of Miss Beulah Strong formerly of this place to Frank Mergil a music director. The notice signals a local couple joining in matrimony with details about their backgrounds and plans.
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Fremont
Neb
Beulah Strong
Frank Mergil
To Study Journalism Himself for the Profession
Paul plans to study journalism and specialize in feature writing. He has quietly placed short stories with several magazines for some time and aims to better fit himself for professional work.
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Paul
Bechtel Son to Marry in Denver
Mrs John Bechtel travels to Denver Colorado to witness her son Jamies wedding to a young woman from that city. Jamies spent a fall several years ago assisting his grandfather with the apple crop and made many friends during his stay.
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John_ Bechtel
Denver
Colo
Jamies
James
Burglary at Riverton Store Reported
Burglars entered the Kidd Brothers store in Riverton Sunday evening and stole about $100 in goods and cash. Bloodhounds traced the trail to Shenandoah and investigators suspect a woman was part of the gang.
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Riverton
Kidd Brothers
Shenandoah
Wash Out on Branch Disrupts Mail Service After Rain
Heavy Wednesday rain caused damage including hail in the area a wash out on the branch cut off all mail service from that direction during Thursday Local officials report no injuries and crews are clearing debris and restoring service as soon as possible
Injury report notes slips during auto repair incident
Chas Nelson slipped while helping repair an automobile last Friday, spraying his back severely and pinching several fingers. Hat Martin was sick earlier in the week and could not stay in bed due to a wisdom tooth extraction. Hazel Swanson has been pretty sick this week, beginning vacations under adverse conditions.
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Charles Nelson
Martin
Hazel, Swanson
Where They Spend Vacation rest and Visit
A local column lists teachers and students spending the summer in Hamburg and nearby towns. Supt H E Dow plans most of the season in Hamburg, with several colleagues taking summer work at Highland Park college. Others head to Cedar Park, Denmark, Bromford, Sioux City, Chicago, Thurman, Neb City, Shenandoah, and Tabor, while John Naif stays around the Hamburg schoolhouse preparing for September opening.
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Dow
Hamburg
Mary Heckel
Cedar Parls
State Teachers College
Minnie Woodroffe
Denmark
Iowa
Allie Mitchell
Bromford
Beulah Hill
Sioux City
Chicago
Myrtle Woodrum
Thurman
Grace McGary
Robinna Holteinger
Grace McKissick
Marnie Simons
Hamsburg
Elizabeth Chandley
Tabor
John Naif
Plentiful Candidates Visit Hamburg Office
This office records a busy sabbath with several Democratic candidates visiting. Names include Ross B. Ellis of Sidney for auditor and Mrs E E Van Houtan of Sidney for recorder. Also Ta Cadwell of Sidney and Strait are noted in discussions about seaport concerns ahead of next Tuesday's votes.
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Saburday
Hamburg
Waly
Strait
Idemocratic
Recorder
Taou
Ross
B. Ellis
Sidney
E. Ee. van Houtan
I. Ta. Cadwell
Percival Notes on Farm Work and Local Socials
Farmers near completion of corn planting with some seplanting remaining. Edna Stiles returns from teaching south of Sidney and will attend Highland Park College in Des Moines for summer session. Memorial service held at Congregational church with Dean Webrden of Tabor as speaker. Mrs Agnes Bryant of Denver visits sister Margaret Crocker. Local high school students return for summer vacation. Numerous family updates, visits, and minor illnesses noted amid community events and a large turnout at the church yard sale dinner.
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Edna’ Stiles
Sidney
Des Moines
Highland Park College
Congregational Church
Dean Webrden
Tabor
Lois
Arsel ‘Stiles
Ella Rogers
Stella
Neb
Ham Congregational
church _yard Pridiy
Mary Graham
Floyd Birkeley
Knox
Clark Sheldon
Walter Sheldon
Nebraska City
Memorial Day Exercises at Methodist Church
Memorial Day services at the Methodist Episcopal church drew a large crowd last Sunday morning as all local churches joined in the union observance. Music was exceptionally fine, credit to town musicians despite limited practice. Rev H A Kerr delivered the address, praised soldiers of the Civil War, and spoke with force and warmth.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
H. .A. Kerr
Kerr
Mt. Zion
Mt. Olive
W C T U Convention Plans June July District Meeting
At a Tuesday afternoon Rest Room meeting the W C T U decided to request the District and County Convention to be held in June or July. Hamburg is well situated for hosting, and organizers expect a good turnout if brought there.
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Hamburg
Children Enjoy The Sailor & Shipley Carry-Us-All Attraction
The season brings a steam swing to the ball park and Sailor and Shipley operate a modern carry-us-all, drawing happy crowds with good business as spring arrives.
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Sailor & Shipley
Little Sir Galahad to Run in These Columns
Announcement that Phoebe Gray serial Little Sir Galahad will appear in these pages starting with the June 16 issue. The story centers on Charlie Thomas a cripple boy whose acts of kindness shine, appealing to families from grandma to kindergarteners.
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Sir Galahad
Phoebe Gray
Grandma
Johnnie
Mary
Charlie Thomas
Cripple Boy
Real Strawberries From Easley Patch Delights Reporter Family
For the annual custom, Misses Anna and Kate Easley sent a choice box of large, flavorful strawberries from their north town patch to the Reporter office. The editor's family fully enjoyed the treat.
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Anna
Kate Easley
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Virginia Blank
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Irene Eyinger
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Ethel Million
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Esther Korater
Miss. Rae
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Chalmers Ward
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Clarence Spencer
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Lulu West
Sumsummer
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Here
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The
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Denver,Col
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H.l McElroy
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W.c. T. U. Convention
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