Decoration Day Services Highlight Community Reflection
Decoration Day observances in Hamburg featured a large crowd and a strong program led by Rev. B L Stone and Rev. A Bishop of Clavinda. The Junior Drum Corps of Red Oak, under Merrell Hawkins, performed admirably, marching through town and visiting veterans at gravesites and Dr. Danley and HA Chay Wh at home. The day emphasized remembrance of the Civil War and peace, urging a works program to avert future wars.
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Red Oak
Merrell Hawkins
Jim Myers
Horace Claud
Ciue
Hamburg
Bll. Stone
Hemun
Stone
Civil Ward
W. A. Bunker
John Dean
Asbury Jacks
Jax, Cowles
Law Stearmes
Grant Bailey
Wm. Hydinger
We Wy. Anapach
Thos. Glenn
John Leland
H. H. Clayton
J. M. Beehhetel
J.B. Breeellave
John Batdort
Lark Milter
American Legion Ant Auxiliary
Drum‘corp
Corpe Perna
R. C. Danley
Dr. Danley
Hopital Department
Hubert
Noh
South America
Anokera
Golanil
Marth
Gail
Wadler
Mrs Simmons Hosts Legion Tea After Hamburg Visit
Mrs Simmons provided Temonaire and large jar for the man corps boys upon their afternoon return. The boys thanked her warmly for the contribution that aided their happy Hamburg visit. The Fay was among the most successful events in years, with much credit to the American Legion for its untiring efforts.
Denver Wilson Addresses Hamburg Kiwanis Talk on Cooperation
Shenandoah Republican candidate Denver Wilson for the Page Fremont senate district spoke to Hamburg Kiwanis Thursday evening. He urged town and country cooperation, praising the Hamburg Kiwanis for community work and stressing the Golden Rule as guiding policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Wilson
Shenandoah
Page-Fremont County
Mrr
Wilson
Kiwanie
Kiwanis Club
Hanbury
Boxinens
Hatenel
Utledge
Shenandogh
Raven
Suemesfolx
Hamburg
Car Goes Into Ditch After Late Saturday Trip
A party of three from Clearfield Iowa returning from Nebraska drove at Finnell corners east of Hanisburg and one car left the road into a ditch. A man and a woman were scratched. Charles Terryberry took them to town for care and the group spent the night in their car. On Sunday the car was repaired and the travelers continued homeward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield
In- Wi
Nebraska
Finnell Corners
Hanisburg
Theman
Chas
Terryberry
Mick
Washington township farm bureau meeting features Kiwanis guests
The Washington township farm bureau held its regular monthly meeting at the Nies home with Kiwanis members and their wives as special guests. A large crowd attended despite threatening rain, with speeches by John F Porterfield and others urging voter participation. Music by the farm bureau orchestra and a film program entertained attendees, followed by refreshments. An obituary notes the death of Miss Jane Elledge of Pasaden, aged 77, after a long local residence. Funeral services planned in Tillerment and burial at Mountain View.
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Washington Townshipsa Bureau
Joe Nies
Kiwanis
Stalin
John F. Porterfield
John F
Gua
Thrapp
Jack Newnan
Omaha
Lucille McKean
Calon
Russell Fletcher
Car Star from Streets and a Ford roadeter incident
A fragmented report describes a Ford vehicle incident on a street in THPK Brvntian. Dr. A. H. Wasnatitaber and Une ee attended the scene while Tinl Mark reportedly provided commentary. No clear outcomes or official actions are established in the readable text.
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Ford Roadeter
Brvntian
Atoton Trenho
Aleks Te Sartrdiy Venti
Akon M1
Welt
A. H. Wasnatitaber
Anette
Enaki Tinl
Mark
City Mail Delivery Becomes Reality in Hamburg
The new city mail service began Tuesday June 4 in Hamburg with part time carriers Everett Miller and Clarence Zutz. Two daily deliveries will occur, morning and early afternoon, plus mail pickup from town boxes. The change aims to improve service while maintaining costs for subscribers in this era.
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Hamburg
Helivary
Everett Miller
Clarence Zutz
Inner
Reveral Paints
Uboke
Hambner
Ami
Jagr
Lees
Fiftieth Anniversary of High Grove Baptist Church
The High Grove Baptist Church marks its fiftieth anniversary with a celebration on June 1st, featuring an all day session, dinner, and a retrospective program led by Ivan. The church plans music, remarks, and invitational events for members and friends.
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Dune
Vonn
Andy Eolendid
Pramram
Ivan
Sid Ryoryan
Ayer Hall
Mark Din
Practical Education Shorthand Course Boosts Summer Jobs
Practical Education notes that students from Somme, using shorthand and typing, secured summer positions after a strong contest showing. Miss Etha Lorimer remains in Clyde Lingo loan office, Alpha Frazier starts at Clayton & Thompson insurance, Thelma Nennenn at Vernon Johnson’s Taw firm, with more placements possible.
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Somme
Etha Lorimer
Clyde Lingo
Alpha Frazier
Clayton & Chompson
Thelma Nennenann
Vernon Johnson
Sitney
Fire scare at Beauty parlor ends with minor damage
A small oil burner ignited briefly while Clarice Mann was away Tuesday morning in a Beauty parlor. The fire started a flame before firefighters arrived and was extinguished with wet towels and water. No major damage reported, aside from a smoke stain.
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Clarice Mann
Nat
Mies Mann
Hamburg candidate for Congress card shows Porterfield platform
A Hamburg political notice presents Porterfield as a strong local candidate for Congress. It outlines his platform backing government by the people, equal rights, open markets, and opposition to child labor laws and subsidies, with calls for responsible public service and no government by nullification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Rite Club Wave senle at the Home of Dan Hougany
An evening gathering titled as a Mone sangror sun de menerid seal ure took place at the home of Mr and Mrs Dan Hougany on Friday. The event featured performers, a line of music, and a crowd that engaged in a Fairy run before the conclusion.
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Taselay Bridge
Mra Dan
Hougany
Sun de Menerid Sealure
Lia Unie Jonel
Wits Rhawhue
Gyniel Warder
Commencement Program Delights Town With Free Night
The 1926 graduation exercises were held Thursday evening in the high school auditorium with free admission. The program opened with an invocation by Rev. F B L Stone, featured solos by Willinen Okrent and Helen Mortain, a chorus by Dorsey Mundell and Lois Mills, and a one act play "An Afflicted Man" by a student cast. Valedictory by Trene Gudo, and remarks by Mrs C W Gand on student responsibilities closed the program. The class of 1926 totaled thirty three members including Allyn Boul, Nelma Mattox, Muriel Brewer, Meredith Charley Dake Brown, and others.
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FB. L. Ston
Willinen Okrent
Dorsey Mundell
Lois Mills
Helen Mortiain
Wilbur Meek
le Roy Cowles
Breton Brown
Ruth Zach
Dorothy Noble
Dale Brown
Eiever
Trene Gudo
Hee Cass
Leathy
Clust
Wall
CW. Gand
Hort of Education
Hse
D. W. Griffith
Gs Hollown
Allyn Boul
Nelma Mattox
Muriel Brewer Meredith Charley Dake Brown
Pout Gravenhanp
Donald Brown
George Muskeiton Brown
Marian Million
Marie Crown Lois Mthe le Roy Cowler
Howard Moore
Leo Crouse
Helen Marriveny
Virginia
Fitehatt Dorsey Mundolt
Jolly Fletcher
Karl Nixon Merle Fletcher
William Glenn Charles Notson Wardine’ Good
William Okrent
Rene Gude Tae Stacy
Charles Johnson Prank
Troxper Tis Tang Ruth Zach Thetma Nenarmunn
Old Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration Planned
Plans for an American Legion Fourth of July celebration at Tare hang are taking shape with music, a lead parade with prizes, and sports contests. The Noble Pare Fox Shows promise entertainment and a water fight. An evening program includes a sham battle and street dancing, with events scheduled around early July activities and a meeting at Me a Lavertin Totti home.
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American Legion
Tare Hung
Gelabrate
Names Proposed for North Hamburg State Park
Readers submitted a list of candidate names for the northern Hamburg state park currently described as a dirt pile with little beauty. The entries include Pinecrest, Volunteer Woodland, Bergen, Fairmont, Berkeley Hillcrest, Sequica, Shady Nook, Hawkeye, State View, Keen Light, Woodern at Sunset, Rest Amberburg, West Haven, Oak Lodge, Revenua, Oakview, Oakland Camp, and Rest Awhile.
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Hamburg
Pinecrest Volunteer Woodland Woodland
Bergen Fairmont
Berkeley Hillcrest
Sequica
Shady Nook
Hawkeye State View
Keen Light Woodern
Sunset Rest
Amberburg
West Haven
Oak Lodge
Revenua
Oakview
Oakland Camp
Longtime Community Matriarch Catherine Wing Dies at 78
Catherine Wing born July 14 1848 in Runhanin county Michigan died at her Hambues Mayoai home in 1926 aged 82 years 10 months following a long illness. She moved to Fremont county at age four and spent most of her life in Argyle area. She married Ormel S. Witu April 24 RGh and had four children two of whom survive, Netlie Tatehy Levi J and John Weal. Funeral held at home conducted by Dr A W Tansly with interment Mt Olive cemetery.
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S. Wing
Ramburg
Wing
Pronger
Catherine Ton
Runhanin
Miksaut
Hambues
Mayoai
Fremont County
Baptist Church
Simey
Ant
Ormel
Witu
RGH
Mey
Ale
Dron
Whan
Sant Ans Netlie
Tatehy
Levi i
Jom Weal
North
Argyle
Pease
Mike
A. W. Tansly
Fulton, Mo
Mt. Olive Cemetery
Hamburg Young Folks United in Marriage
A wedding in Hamburg unites Tolite Mantoy and Martha Shirley with Marjorie Baker and Si Bitordey in attendance. The bride and groom plan a rural life, with a new housekeeper and ties to family and neighbors.
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Hamburg
Tolite Mantoy
Baker
Mies
Martha Shirley
Lherl
Marjorie Baker
Si Bitordey
Rex
Miles
Ube
Walhute Shirley
Ieee
Silney
George McKean Injured When Runaway Team Mower Incident
George McKean was badly injured when a runaway team pulled a mower during repairs. His right leg suffered a deep cut and bruising while a bystander boy Duane was unharmed aside from a minor arm gash. Rescue and medical aid took about ten minutes as the mower freed itself after breaking tongue on a lump.
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George McKean
Bud
Atump
George
Duane
Gen
Hamburg Kiwanis Club Bails Out with Council Bluffs Bell
The Hamburg Kiwanis club, about thirty strong, toured to Council Bluffs in autos to present a ceremonial gold bell to the sister club. Dr. Sydney Smith and RE Hoyne received the bell, a cow bell framed with emblems, then Hamburg members later joined a World Theatre outing in Omaha.shen andoah will bring the bell to Hamburg next Thursday for a ceremony with visiting guests.
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Kiwanis Club
Hamburg
Council Bluffs
Sydney Smith
RE Hoyne
Fred W. Hj
Omaha
Shenandoah
Whenamta
Fragmentary text on town governance and civic action
The fragment describes people debating municipal matters and citizen involvement. It references a movement named Bay Sean and a citizen in Mantle discussing a tower and a public intervention. The exact events, dates, and places are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
Untitled Historical Note From Vague Saxon Locale
Fragments describe local figures Ranqueted State Conmamler Rut Murphy at a tavern incident near Tha Groves. The text hints at a death Friday night, a disrupted ceremony, and vague references to May events and financial matters.
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Aamburg Kraanlans
Mashington Township
Bureay
Fine Farm Bureau
Catter
Horiheen
Dane Alledge
Lame Beach
California
Bhalee
Hantheg
Bronsono
Hare
Jane Elledge
Lowe Te
Mr. L. , Walle
Garden Grove
Mary Chorn
Hoieo
Thala
R. Simons
Paani
Nathan
Tuner
Oren Elledge
Kansan
Asevigos
Weloek Tresihiy
Bonn
Turner & Stavens Co. Tow
Hebert
Dean
Tate
Porterfield
Chile
Hesk
Mea Lavertin Totti
Severty
0. S. Wing
Sidney
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