The Eggest Laugh Of The Year At Colonial
Colonial Theatre features a crowd pleasing lineup with The Cohens and Kellys Abiv’s Irish Rose and a Tom Mix feature The Deadweight Coach plus The Tower of London with Lon Chaney Norma Shearer and a fifth chapter of The Radio Detective. Sandy with Madge Bellamy and Harrison Ford is billed next week. American Legion Auxiliary meeting thanks supporters Kitchen Kabinet Orchestra entertains with musical utensils and Flower Mission on June 9 invites helpers and donors.
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Taughs
Abiv
Tom Mix
Tony
Lou Chaney
Norma Shearer
Pathe
Madge Bellamy
Harrison Ford
Americss Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Tuenday
Ana
M. M. Payne, Jr
Kitchen Kabinet
Grange Hall
Colonial Theatre
Weld Family Reunion Noted At Robinson Home
A Weld family reunion gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chor Robinson on Sunday. The Wasket dinner at noon served as the central feature, with mother and children enjoying a chance to be together again. Attending were Mrs. Am ind Cast Briokeon all of Shi Leah, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Whis Mr, Mrs. J. Peebles of Omaha, and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Exlekaon of Phelps City.
W. WG to Meet at Mrs Heal Home
The W. WG of the Baptist bureau will hold its monthly meeting next Monday night June 7 at the home of Mrs. GoM Heal with Mrs. Wm. Ranee ex as hostess. Miss Lavada Files was to entertain but due to Dr. B.C. Darney illness the meeting place was changed. All members urged to attend.
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W. WG
Wm. Raneeex
Gom. Heal
Lavada Files
B.C. Darney
Ham and last Thursday May briefly noted
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a maritime gathering and a hostess preparing a tight arrangement. Details are unclear but imply a breakfast event near a harbor with seaside context. Names, dates, and places are not recoverable from the readable text.
Vacation Bible School at Baptist Church Opens June 7
The Baptist church completes arrangements for a free two week vacation bible school for children aged four to fourteen. It runs Monday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. with no afternoon session. Mrs. P. J. Van Meter serves as principal.
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The
Baptist Church
P. J. van Meter
Short Visit Brings Parkhurst To San Francisco Area
Fell Parkhurst of Seattle Washington arrived here Tuesday from China where he had been an employee to visit his cousin Mrs Lata Parkhurst and C B Jones. This was his first return since leaving Hamburg two years ago. He left his home for California where he will make another visit.
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Fell Parkhurst
Seattle
Wash
Fran Chienya
Mra
Lata Parkhurst
C. BD
Jone
Thirieht
California
Married Lanncx Club Hosts Danforth Honor
Loturtai and Memlamen GC along with E. Danforth and Verne Wray entertained the Married Lanncx club and guests at the Danforth honorees on Friday afternoon. Forty-two was the jeune of the afternoon, followed by light refreshments in a delightful time.
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Loturtai
Tactive
Memlamen GC
E. Danforth
Verne Wray
Lanncx Club
Danforth
The World's Work on Average Folk and Progress
The passage notes that average people produce the majority output, contrast between ideal acts and practical effort, and laments a lack of pushing beyond the average. It argues most are content with mediocrity, not striving for better.
The Average Man and the Drive to Better Work
An essay critiques endowments and effort, arguing most people fall in the middle with limited use of gifts. It urges exercising talents to avoid moral atrophy and stresses that true success comes from utilizing one's abilities, not boasting of innate greatness. The text contrasts average and above average paths and touches on labor in Britain and America.
American employers view workers as equal, unlike Britain
The text contrasts U S and British labor conditions, noting American employers treat employees as human beings with similar aspirations and comforts. It argues Britain clings to old norms while the United States advances toward better wages and holidays, easing life’s luxuries and necessities.
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England
United States
America
Congress stalls on radio and farm laws amid chaos
In a rush to adjourn and push farm and railroad bills congress faces unresolved proposals. Judge Wilkerson in Chicago challenged federal radio rules by Hoover and warned Congress cannot delegate authority to regulate air piracy. Norman Baker of the American Broadcasters blames Hoover for spectrum chaos and argues the 1942 law remains sound. Bakery asserts many lower frequencies are crowded while higher bands have few assignments, with listeners watching federal action carefully.
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Congress
Wilkerson
Chicago
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Norman Baker
The
American Broadcasters
Hoover
Baker
Bakery
Raliy Czar
Jon
Carrec
Snl
Junge Wilkerson
Jeongress
Verses and reminiscences of old motor and steed
A collage of clipped prose and verse recalls early broadcasting limits, nostalgia for a steed named Bucephalus, and small town street scenes. Walt Mason and others drift through memories of horses, cars, and public orations, with a stray note on a streetcar era and a punchline about a truck driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand
Spoksman
Bucephalus
Saturn
Roperton
Walt Mason
Fragmented Oddities Echoes From a Whispered Curse
A garbled rhymed rant mocks curses and domestic lines about love, cake, clothes, and misplaced wisdom. The piece muses on bad investments, a wife's judgment, and comical misquotations about commandments. It feels like a quirky, incomplete readers’ note with scattered phrases.
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Cohens
Kellys
the Colonial
Flower Missions
Flower Mission
Wanamaker
Jesse Care
Clyde
Hatburs
Iowa
Tust National Bank Buikling
Ai Anim
Hwasr
Mason
Pam Ve
Aii
Hub Clothing Co
Hamburg
Matete
Ita
Yerima
Ey Bug
George Dawson
Sterling
Staki
Gare Knuckles
Moses
Donna Gordon
Boyle
Hamburg, Iowa
Cleveland
Barger
Rene Castle
D'Arcy
LaClare
Saunter
Nebraska
F. W
San
Nebraska City, Nebraska
Opive Boa
Stannic Willy
Fineheee Me
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