Five Generations Total 193 Years Here in Non Hamburg Family
Five generations of a non Hamburg family are shown totaling 193 years. The infant is William Brinegar IV. In front left stands Mrs. Jr Bolton, William’s great grandmother. Next is Mrs. Anna Riker, great great grandmother. Mrs. C V Geyi is the grandmother. The elder Brinegar mother, Mrs. WW Brinegar, stands with Alma Miller near their home in Arlon. The scene notes the uncommon five-generation lineage and records ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
William
Werd Brinegar
Jr Bolton
Nest
Anna Riker
C. V. Geyi
Bbs
A. Brinefar
the & Cof
Alma Miller
Amburghs
Miller
Alarton, Jr
Round the Bluff Gathers for Community Birthday Celebrations
A crowded gathering is described with many attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gordon and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Gordon, Mrs. Belcher and daughter, and numerous others. The social event featured greetings, music, and shared festivities as friends traveled from nearby towns to join the celebration.
Social Roundup From Tarkle and Nearby Towns
Residents from Tarkle and Blaney visited friends in Tarkle and surrounding areas Sunday. Mrs Ella Hatten and Miss Francis Brown joined callers at the Orn Hatten home. Virginia Zach taught her Sunday school class at home last Wednesday. The Community Circle and Best Ever clan ladies hosted events with readings and refreshments. Friends and relatives from Bartlett, Cornelia Bluff, and Pacific Junction were mentioned, with visits to hospitalized Frank Leonard and local teachers Dessie Pett and Jesut Lorimer noted as well.
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Tams
Cound Bate
Virginia Zach
Mary Parsons
Donald Webb
Pru
Tanenln
Ed ‘McElroy
W. W. Coghill
Joe Harvey
Bartlett
Leong
Barmand Snyders
Cornel Bluff
Frank Leonard
D. J. Moyer
C.D
Pacific Junction
Iva King
Gounell
Mary Hudson
Jesut Lorimer
Mary McMunn
Hubert Brows
Oie
Island News Notes and Social Visits Share Busy Week
A long list of visitors and social events fills Island News Notes. Mr and Mrs A. Guinn hosted grandchildren from Topeka Kansas, with Mr and Mrs Swank and two daughters visiting. Other guests included Bud Guinn Jack and Ruby Lundy. Henry Snyder of Los Angeles visited Dave Vogel’s home briefly. Rose Miller of Hope Kansas stayed Sunday to Tuesday. Local gatherings featured the Island Ladies Table, with fourteen members and four visitors, plus numerous names attending musical and lunch offerings. Shenandoah trips and family visits are also noted, with extended social and church-related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guinn Eh
Swank
Topexa
Kan
Bud Guinn
Jack
Ruby Lundy
Henry Snyder
Los Angeles
Galif
Dave Vogel
Vogel
Rose Miller
Hope
Harry Propp
Tarsha Lee
Claude Lang
Junior Hayes
Herbert Nore
M A. EL Mm
Harmon Harmes
Unleta Stanton
Ruby’ Case
J Nne Lundy
Cox Chagella Osen TeseTit
J. Hlulauer
Alex Vogel
Eldon L Nuhon Anderson
Tommie Isenoid
Bertha Daeckel
Payne Dueccel
A.C. Weatherhead
Forrestlentin
Weber Sermin
Carl Hinge
Tommie Stevens
Rit Anderson
Run “A. Bervisher
Cad Hinze
Belly Tee Hollimen
Dean Karr
Jve Timbers
Joe Hamilton
A. H. Guinn
Kddi Myers
Charley Clayton
Will ‘Nemeyer
D. W. Lane
Grace Nadene
Vial
Yors
Shenandoah
Alenr
Lillian Baker
Council Bluffs
Ancle
Tracey Brown
Tiemever
Beh
Mra
Matnilton
Thaser
Hubert Molliman
Floyd Wan
Familly
Grant
Bartlett
Tay
Fin Olman
Dl A Stanton
Ruby Toaxe
Yint Rienzel
Walker Hiatt Treat
P28
Laneten
Mrn Mansfield
Lwern Karr
Ranrine
Community event highlights and local figures featured
Fragmentary report from The Percival News notes a crowded gathering and mentions Cheleran Eade, Flak Cassidy, and Mr. Bonne among local participants. The piece hints at a weekly parade or celebration and local aerial Hochrs. Details are incomplete but indicate community engagement and notable attendees.
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Thurman
Ani
Mr. Y. Bonne
Cox Chapel News Briefs Highlight Local Visits
Albert Sopolaisky and Bill Propy returned home Wednesday from Marion Kansas. Mrs Harry Provo and other children visit Dave Vogel home for a few days. Dave Vogel and sons plus Henry Schneider of Low Anwelet California stopped at Alex Vogel home Monday. Mr and Mrs Rit Anderson and children visited Mrs Bell Anderson this week. Ralph Pidon family enjoyed Sunday dinner at Uncle Daugter Jercy Vawter home. Mrs Rixinn plans a few days with her daughter. Mr and Mrs Claud Déau Sid ney visited Walter Oaks farm Sunday. Mr and Mrs Sam Spoons and others mentioned in the piece.
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Snute Gardan
Ruby
Walter ‘Thorp and Gardner
W. E. Garlso
Ilan Baker
Council
Terence
Albert Sopolaisky
Bill Propy
Poms Rer
Marion
Kansas
Harry Provo
Dave Vogel
Dave Vogel and Sons
Henry Schneider
Low Anwelet
Calif
Alex Vogel
Rit Anderson
Chldren
Bell Anderson
Ralph Pidon
Daugter
Jercy Vawter
Rixinn
Vait
Claud Déau
Sidney
Walter Oaks
Sam Spoons
Fraternal Visits and Socials Around Vogel and Sehlotthauer Names
A series of Friday to Sunday visits and social gatherings are noted in Shenandoah and nearby areas. Local families including Vogel, Sehlotthauer, Schlotthauer, Zanker, Gump, and Merritib Men tor are mentioned visiting homes, sharing leisure with friends, and a Thimble club event at Cox Chapel ladies' group.
Watering and feeding horses in hot weather guidance
Farm Bureau notes stress proper watering and feeding during heat. Good horsemanship, monitoring feed, and ration adjustments with hay and pasture help prevent exhaustion. Low commissions by Producers Livestock Marketing Association reduce selling costs in May.
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J. L. Edermonds
Fab Flnols College of Agriculture
Liveneck Marketing Association
St. Josrps
Sitmy
Vergil Tacy, Candidate’s Son, Returns From Iowa
Vergil Tacy son of Thomas Tacy Republican candidate for Congress has just finished his second year at Slate University of Iowa and plans a district speaking tour. He graduated from Abraham Lincoln High School where he helped win three debating championships. He did radio work with WSU and Central Broadcasting and addressed civic and women’s clubs across eastern townships. He stated his father’s campaign meant the most to him and that he would assist fully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Vergil Tacy
Thomas
Tacy
Congress
University of Iowa
Will Axal
Nix Tather
Vergil
Abraham Lincoln High School
Council Biuils
Iowa
WSU
Central Broadcasting Company
Davenport
Astern Town
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Gine
Bliss Daisy
Sie Wee
Walter Thorp
Walter Gordon
Mari
W. L. Gordon
Demi
Gordon
Wayne DeBoard
Jan Mac
Ralph Holden
Osxville Simpson
Jay Hatten
Bach
Basket
Lungh
Bir
Onable Belcher
Zelle
Dal Econ
Frest
Tie Allywan
Mya
Adams’ Yult
Paltestin
Martian
Vibe Anand
Orvaie Bb
Maeve
Masten Bern
Watrken Guinn
Rink Browne
Arkeen
Mer
Bali
Seukk Briley
Ak Stdang
Ahaer
Fang
Gardin
Hin Hollman
Opi
Simpyua
Ora Haizen
Omaha
Island News Notes
The
Percival News
Cox Chapel News
Prank Lycot
Gerald Geayith
Allen ‘Vogel
Alek Vogel
Lua Johnson
Leonard Anderson
Trene Schiethauer
Alma Sehlotthauer
A. J. Sehlethauer
Hertha Stenzel
Maxine
Waters
Cox Chapel
Mesdames Far Jaeckel
A. J. Schlotthauer
Alex Vofel
Marion Antiron
Mary Arnold
Beriba Jaeckel
Krlasher
Mable Lair
Weather
Carl Hinze
Forrest Smith
Ws Sennen
Tontinte Ste
Farm Bureau Notes
Medford
N. Hi, Hopkins
Roy Finnigan
Chester E. Jorgensen
Tater Vics
Tally
Inetier
Relate
Mansfield
RW. Mansfield
Chanthertin
Californa
Daylight Store
Lowa
Tadey
Quure
Maine
Reid
Hamburg, Iowa
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