Rural Eighth Grade Graduation Over With
Rural eighth grade graduation exercises were held at the bias school auditorium in Sidney on May 1. Ninety-three young people received diplomas. Honor pupils and graduates are listed, with awards and class placements noted for spelling declamation and exam results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bias
Sidney On
Taexiag
H. C. Moehrer
Cedar Falls County
Eva Blitt
Milita Hallow Suchoul
Harold Brown
Columnia Schol
Harold McQueen
Locust Grove
Damoerous
Agios Samwelsin
Ihe Airuction
Darrell Millicer
Arlene, Cloyd
Clifford Ludingston
Geraldine Bird
Burwylt Greenwood
Philips Tene Lauisatt
Lol Oruher
Geraldine Peltet
Luella Oldfeld
Laura Wieder
Mary R. Aspedon
Mattie Gardner
Edna Ai Ruth Johnson
Raymond Foliowing
Lowull Grove
Dwight Sherman
Duane Johnson
Raymond Gor
Wayland McQueen
Gwendolyn Fineley
Treno Teuman
Tats Gruber
Udell
Norma Hudn
Madison Township
Robert Finnell
Mae Driskell
Duane Houts
Ellen Rorch
Marol Brown
Cien Mc Wean
Virginia Hogerton
Verle McClune
Bidney Township
James
Proctor
Core Allen
Jann Orton
Edward Hickman
Uth Gale
Irene
Love
Ruth Dopnech
Ralph Shelton
Paul Marsh
Martha Appodon
Eva Grill
Frances Givens
Gonton L.gi
Wayne Long
Albert Funder
Mary EK Aspeam
Floreesce Prupp
Bert Lundy
Maile Gardner
Earl Brawn
Not on the Program and Decoration Day Observances
The report describes a disrupted Decoration Day program with merchants, Mr. Baysant and others fined for a street disturbance. Music on the weathered street, a neighboring town car promoting a sale, and local citizens participating despite rain highlight the day’s uncertain events. Dr. C. T. Baysant and Dr. Morris are involved in a pubicized altercation, with a hospital transfer and subsequent home care. The piece also mentions community efforts, school and theater activities, Irish country ties, and a push for volunteer service amid ongoing fundraising needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perm
Merdhania
Bam
Burg
Bamburg
Hobh Idan
Graduates in Hamburg Prepare For 60th Commencement
Seventy-one seniors will receive Agrees from Sica college on June Th. About eighty more will gain certificates in dental training public school ic business and secretarial courses. Dr Clifford J Barborka will deliver the morning address and Bishop Frederick D Teete will preach the Baccalaureate sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hambert
Sica College
Darmal
Ciliford J. Barborka
Chicago
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Frederick D. Teete
Omaha
Methodist Church
Hamburg
Katherine Hill
Ford Knapix
Beirne
Eleanor Fort
Annual St. Mary's Banquet Held In City Hall Parish
The annual slumnl banquet took place in the St. Mary's Catholic church jitlors on Friday evening offering readings by Chas Cox of Tank Port and musical numbers by Yelly Beier and Mrs Tike Barnes plus Vernon Thimpein. Officers for next year were elected with Clocenon Zubr president and Miss Tie Torta as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor
Chas Cox
Tank
Port
Lome
Hamburg
Mins Yelly Beier
Tike Barnes
Vernon ‘Thimpein
Clocenon Zubr
Misa Tie Torta
Tess
Poullin Bellneider
Mes Cecil Miller Dies and Failing Health Mentioned
Obituary notes Ruby Townsend born Hamburg November 2 1914 died May 30 1992 at home aged 77 with caregivers and relatives mourning. She married Charles Faxon May 27 1913, had two children Theodore and a daughter who died in infancy. husband died 1829 and later she wed Cecil Hilner Millie, who with son husband and relatives are sorrowful. Funeral services scheduled at Johnson Funeral Home with interment at Wamborg cemetery. Also a band concert announced for Wednesday June 8 with a long program and notes on musical selections and performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Townson
Doll Townsend
Hamburg
Charles Faxon
Theodore
Wat Xhe
Cecil Hverelt
Milley
Wamborg
Frank Copeland Dies After Long Illness in Auburn
Frank Copeland a longtime Auburn resident died Wednesday May 25 after a prolonged illness. He was born March 10 1885 in Rhode Island and learned printing, working in Hante tung and later on the Herald of AR. He married Gladys Crossell at Sidney on February 24 1915 and had five sons. two survive with his widow. Funeral services were held at St Joseph’s Catholic Church Auburn and burial followed in Auburn.
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Frank Copelatl
Aveurn
Nebr
Avaul
Frank
Therome
Thosa
Fru Copeland
Rheiidoah
Jarmars
Mark Copeland
Auburn
Tricde
Hante Tung
Republican Inn
Herald of
Mish Gladys Crosslell
Sidnny
Wiss
Eden
Helth
Joseph's
Puuher
Mandeyile
Hameny
Doers the Gait Drink Blunder Leaves Charley Injured
A chaotic report describes Charley Charley receiving a broken rib after a row over a drink at Lash Balurday, with Juha critter Look a roditen nolion L9 mentioned. The writer notes a rough, muddled scene and reflects on the incident’s impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lash Balurday
Charley
Juha
Arsive
Charlevy
Chativarin Tuesday Night Prankers Spoil Village Visitation
A large group of youths serenaded the town on Tuesday night drawing much attention from residents. Many couples were awakened or visited at home while others went visiting. A stray dog caused a minor incident but the event concluded without major trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lswn
Mri Sack Goo
Eddie Hallinan
Mel
Rageth
Orvis Sroith
Amethyst and Viole Blending Amid Odd Local News
A garbled item reports Mrs. Carl Neaver suffering injury with a story of visitors and jury matters. The injured woman is said to be improving as chaos, maintenance, and odd decor mix with references to amethyst and color lore, leaving a curious, era-tinted impression.
Hospital Notices From Fairfax and Surrounding Areas
Fairfax residents Hewplial Notes Misa Ola Matie Knox were admitted for appendicitis and other ailments with surgeries performed and returns home. Don Porlie and Mawler Lawrence Ish faced hospital stays for removals and masoval conditions. Mr and Mrs Floyd Val are proud parents of a baby girl born Monday afternoon May 3. Mr and Mrs Lee Jones welcomed a baby boy Tuesday afternoon May 11. Both mothers and infants reported in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Ola
Matie Knox
Fairfax
Bho
Don Porlie
Tackie
Mra
Selvarron
Bheiadnan
Thin
Lawrence Ish
Rock, Port
Lin Masoviel
Jalatan
Sis
Shome
Floyd Val
Thik
Babe
Dudtie Plossy
Memories and match notes from Hamburg and district
A fragmented reminiscence from Mrs. G B Holloway of Tasaon Arizona recalling early Hamburg days, school memories, and district ties. She laments past friendships, notes local theater and church memories, and mentions upcoming games and coach Chhiyton Nae with new players and renewed hopes for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janlar
Pani
Jacad Dam
Witeh
Nice
Chhiyton
Stein
Priniios Unie
Une Himetig
Pina
Fiat
Scretweyt
Jern Town
Corel Testn
Yaar
Graduates Listed From Nebraska and Other Colleges
A mistyped roster shows several names and institutions linked to college graduates including the University of Nebraska and Wesleyan. The fragment mentions multiple students across Creighton, Iowa, and other schools, with varied spellings and locales suggesting a regional or alumni listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minn Bute Tronenn
Nebraska
Miva
Ted Nod
Fellentloy
Mink
Katherine Willa Ford Knuppe
Slop
Milwuner
Deter
Sinmon
Wesleyan
Rave
Wilngommunity Town State College
Ames
George Lorimer
Kenneth Tryin
Ratiun School of
Ruth Good
Creighton
Eleanor Barter
Katherine JM
Walter Kirkendall
Ford Rape
Carl Warmnaker
Pera
Laie Hegstley
Hassell Far
Trade shifts at Medrard market amid management changes
Fragmented notice describes Roy Firimigay purchasing the Medrard tmirker abop and related holdings under Ghial Bradley's oversight, with references to locations in Thamburg and Opis praer. It notes shifts in ownership and mentions plans involving cavalry, Oregon, and a move back to a home fold, all reflecting unsettled control and reconsolidation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Firimigay
Medrard Tmirker Abop
Partavrly
NTT Hopkins
Mel
Ghial Bradley
Wiejak Sear OF
Ware
Tay Js
Siroger
Thustnews Women Heat Report At EkGe Copark Event
A garbled report details a local women’s event at EkGe Copark with telegraph lines and attendees. It notes misheard names and unclear timing but mentions activities and possible engagements by community members.
Trusted Bianer at Loi Meityel community gathering
Local notice describes a planned event at Lone Chart peal Snag to honor Sanday rehoot with a well prepared programe. It promises an inclusive appeal extended to all residents, inviting joy and engagement with neighbors and community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acale Basket
Home Grown Tomatoes in Hamberg Garden Readiness
A local note explains efforts to grow tomatoes in Hamberg with January planting by Mrs. Buck Cray and early spring transplantation. The writer praises the garden work, hints at a first harvest, and invites correspondents from Stevens Woodbine Beymer Avowa and Hantor Grinwold to share their early garden stories.
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Hamsburg
Stevens
Woodbine
Beymer
Avowa
Hantor
Grinwold
State Conventions to Gather at University and Wisconsin Events
Ambiguous OCR reads of upcoming state conventions and university events. Mentions Dr St D Coy Mrs Coy and other individuals attending activities June 2 8 and a Wisconsin dental event. Incomplete names and places render details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. D. Coy
Irs
Derabhy
Mungeret Gulden
Gov
Cleveland
Wisconsin State Dental
Jess Chiller
Hamburg Bears Edge Shenandoah in Low-Scoring tilt
Hamburg's league baseball team defeated Shenandoah 4 to 0 at Shenandoah. Jimmie Clark pitched seven innings, striking out twenty, while Hamburg benefited from Shenandoah errors to push across runs. Next Sunday Hamburg hosts Werdiairo in a home game.
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Hfmburg
Tnme
Shenandoah
Milnmoon Ann
Noone
Jimmie Clark Wnon
Hamburg
Allowly Taur Baer
Hauburgena
AO Mts
Mamburg
Abe
Shen
Tamburg
Tanne
Ehdy Pichett
Nod Clark
Tydburg
Ryda
Absent Voter Ballots And Eligibility Rules
The document discusses absent voters ballots procedures and eligibility, noting dates, state attorney general guidance, and the governor and secretary of state involvement. It references how ballots may be delivered, who may contact voters, and rules about proxy voting and accessibility for absent voters. It emphasizes the role of election officials in administering the process and ensuring ballots are properly handled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xepenat
Eblon
Stuler
Volers
Volves
Dane
Aysin
Jfile
Simuisiely
Anitary
Pak Rie
Joereenally
Colonial Club Night Echoes With Odd Weekend Show
Fragmented OCR reveals a chaotic notice about events at the Colonial with references to Mrnday and Baturday shows, performers Warner Bakery wear, and a mix of names. It hints at a narrative of entertainment and local personalities, including mentions of Washington embassies and a comedic element.
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Mrnday
Warner Bakery
Colaba
Exter
Sally Tanai
Tones Tans
Lhas
Dtaibare
Karen Malley
Seattle Sarckly
Mamter
Coluds
Simerie
TNS
Yisteane Ware
Ayia Benneth
Brut Callison
Mather
Fire destroys historic barn in Jawe area ruins landmark
A fire near nine thirty Saturday night gutted the Jaggo Dam barn at the G. M. Bewl home in Jawe North. The structure housed a hay storeroom, carriages, harness, feed bins, and a large quantity of corn and beans, all valued by residents and stored for Brew Vings. Insurance covered the loss. fire origin remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Bewl Hone
Jawe
L. Re Syulin
Win
Loe
Nuor
Abe Hursys
Jesse Beal
Ram—avy & So
Shenandoah
Mart Arligles
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Roy
Mayo
Disney
di MbeTis
Hayy
Tee
Tle
Roe
Morris
Els
Mike
Kth
Jean
Bune
Gautier
AL Deer
Hwain
Miri
Horne Neale
Donnell Xyioke
Ireland
Bey
Donsell
Munsin
Njin
Hoon
Mix
Miller Payhe
Delnk
John Rapps
Lwo Ietleré
Iran
John Raji
Tabor
Hock Parl
Matt
Jon
Rapp
Os Tabor
M. E
Cecil Miller
Uebeld
Bagsey Washington
Marsh
Wendland
Colcord Ani Pais Misvaphine Nares Ebenore Raullowlent Wye
Eleeaterie Uinralnighway
Athenin
Mica Nola Narnes
Keddte
Relee
Frank Copeland
Chativarin
Carl Neaver
Magger
Wbse
Uma
G. B. Holloway
Tasaon
Arizona
Stadia x
Weiss
Nat
Hiak Kempieg
Iminy
Lowa
Bran
Athens
Gefling Ome
Chris
Seventae
Ath
Abia
Cologne
Deparbnere Aml
Win Pata
George Haa
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