Mrs F H Bronson Called Suddenly Passes Away
Mrs. Bronson longtime Hamburg resident and wife of Pinkey’s Bakery and Cafe operator. Born Redlands California November 24 1886 she died May 28 1941 after a sudden decline during a recent operation. Funeral held at Presbyterian Church with Rev F P Pflaikgraf officiating. interment Hamburg Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkey's
Alwave
Hamburt
Presbyterian Church
O. E. & and White Shrine
Business & Professional Women's Club
Kiwanis Club
Frank 4. Bronson
Thowe
Burday +ter
Ev. F. P. Pfaikgraf
Hamburg
Not Exactly Gentleman at the Colonial Theatre
The Colonial hosts Victor McLaglen and Fily Wray with Lew Cody and Eddie Gribber in Not Exactly Gentleman on Friday and Saturday nights this week. Details of other showings and cast names appear in dubious OCR form with scattered prices and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor McLaglen
Colonial Theatre
Fily Wray
Lew Cody
Eddie Gribber
Mhedle
Gundiy
Dorothy Lee
Edna May
Owyer
Jingh Herbert
Uye
Charlotta
Greenwood
Reghudd
Lida Howell
Unclear OCR fragment with mixed names and numbers
Fragmentary text lists names, places, and scores in a jumbled format. It mentions teams, individuals, and locations with inconsistent spelling, making it difficult to identify a single event or outcome.
Death of Mrs Anna Miller AO Teuhel Miter
Obscure obituary fragment notes the death of Mrs Anna Miller AO Teuhel Miter with scattered details. It references dates, places in Indiana and Hamburg, and mentions union with the M. B. church and cousin links, but the text is garbled and lacks a clear, coherent biography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Miller
Family Gathering at GO Park Hosts Widely Scattered Families
A large family gathering at GO Park on Sunday brought together residents from Hamburg Glenwood Atlantic Rock Park Auburn and Omaha Nebraska including Mr and Mrs Tom Million N J Hiatt Lucy Hayse Ralph Risdon Nellie Workman Gere ald Smith Albert Skaugs Bir George Erb Nellie Farthelemue Hal Workman Art Amitt Everett Watt Willar Wilbur Elms Breweters Jack Avitt and others. They enjoyed a ye ture basket dinner at noon with several sisters among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GO. F. Park
Tom Million
Tommy
N. J. Hiatt
Marlorid
Lucy Hayse
Lewis
Ralph Risdon
Nellié Workman
Gereald Smith
Hamburg
Albert Skaugs
Glenwood
Bir
George Erb and Son
Workman
Haye
Milou
Hiate
Flower Show a Success at Garden Club Exhibition
The Lower show by the garden club, delayed by rain and wind, drew large crowds over Thursday and Friday. sixteen exhibits displayed, with awards across classes for bouquets, table settings, ornamental plants, school room arrangements, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gareden Club
Bruce Matthews
Mert Welch
Sim Mundell
Feed Munderman
Robert Blades
Hall Way
Fred Hender
Pon
Earl Gari
Artielic
Mira
Will Goltache
Tiann LI
AriShe
Will Goltsehe
W. W. Tanhtivn
Wi Golteche
Chris JB
Ermatalls
Ned
Ghaiene
Gottiche
Clare
Barter
Beasleysivsky
Thualunson
Te Irwin
Tong Family Reunion Reveals Long Lost Kin of Mrs Long
A Red Oak reunion brings Mrs W H Long and her sister Mrs Ed Tae together with George T Martin and other relatives from Nebraska and California. The gathering traces decades of separation, with travel from Hamburg and returns to former homes as kin reconnect in celebration after a lengthy estrangement.
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W. J. Lunt
Tod Valley Street
Red Oak
Wi H, Long
Toma
Omila
Bda Tae
Hollywoned
Coil
George ‘T Martin
Buyer Creek
Nebr
Sid
Mr. Marth
Lee
Rural South Grade Graduation at Sidney High School
Rural eighth grade graduation exercises were held at Sidney High School under supervision of Stella M. Daland, superintendent. A splendid program featured diplomas presented by Mrs. Daland, with numerous township honorees named across multiple districts and communities.
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Sidney High
Stella M. Daland
Alvene Yatton
Dorothy Power
Mathun Lowenshirr
Anthony Distville
Macieree Crahiiinghurst
Ured Allely
Alan Achabs
Henney Nebilt
Faniay Norton
Lae Leahy
Anna F. Hyak
Haze Nicholis
Pratie
Dyron Ayres
Cob. Young
Ae. Emaabeth Howard
Johnty Cooper
Wachard
Ruth Dined
Aner Caeedy
Taviann
Tien Bedi
Rasmusnet
Lesdies
Etnies Sidovy Margunnile Linkinstia
Mies
Daxine
Marie Wansey Kite
Tyee Bonk
Ruby Mo
Tibet
Dorurtes
Varina
Washington
Garter
Aubusen
Ravelsanegaon
Hale
Borothy
Cavellan
Huertwand
Ray
Creer
Alnon Lone
Fragmented obituary notes on multiple individuals from Mitreli to Nebr
A damaged OCR narrative outlines a chain of births, moves, marriages, and residences across several locales. It mentions families linked to Mitreli, Denver, and Merrick county Nebraska, with references to Fishermen, post positions, and various kin including sisters and brothers. The text preserves sparse personal details but is heavily garbled and uncertain.
Unclear text fragment from historical article
The readable portion mentions a sports related event with names like Dn elredd garth and Yot Dentin Wins Again. It references a crowd or show in a coastal or city setting with possible dates and places obscured.
Framingan court notes and local figures mentioned
Fragmentary OCR describes a legal matter involving Mrs bane, Mr Murti Mer, and auditor Mr Woe Daan. It references a Mes Tannin and Read One Express in a Danes context with near fjladane paboradl and unclear dates or places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bane
Murti
Delegates Named for Mallona City County Convention
Delegates from First Baptist church were appointed to attend the Mallona Northi erm Bapital Convention in Kansas City on June 3. Names include Mi. Marnie Simons, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Hickman, Mr. and Mrs. Joan Finnell, with Dr. Ralph Propp representing the B, and Rev. A. G. MacMillan on the Board of Religious Revucation. It notes thirty-eight states with representatives, and mentions Dr. A. W. Bonven as president of Colgate Rochester Divinity School and Northern Baptist Convention president. Plans to build a new elevator to replace a recent fire loss are described, with lumber to be ordered and work by local labor. The elevator, costing about 18,000, will be modern, storing 18,000 bushels? of grain. Lee Eyer may become general superintendent, and Good Brothers will hire locally to address unemployment in the community.
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First Baptist Church
Mallona
Kansas City
Marnie Simons
R. F. Hickman
Joan Finnell
Ralph Propp
A. W. Bonven
Colgate-Rochester Divinity School
The
Northern Baptist Convention
Lendry
Joo Taker
Lee Eyer
Ne Nails
Kiwanis meeting marred by ride in a truck mystery
Kiwanis members gathered for a weekly meeting at a local hall when a smoky nonstandard truck appeared near the venue. After outside group photos and joking, they were invited into the vehicle and driven to city hall, then returned to a social room for a light program and refreshments amid playful chatter and lighthearted awards.
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Kiwanis Club
Sim Come
Inc
McBride
Towner
Tswan
Onai FE
Lekery
Pagar
Patchwork of Paving Plans And School Projects
A garbled report describes efforts to improve pavement and infrastructure while referencing schools, equipment, and schedules. It mentions plans, development themes, and potential timelines with scattered names and locations, but the text remains fragmentary and non-specific.
Memorial Day Observed in Hamburg Cemeteries
Memorial Day was observed in Hamburg with Legion posts and auxiliary members decorating graves at Mt. Olive and Rock Port cemeteries. A band entertained. a Legion service honored veterans and the crowd exceeded 1200. The observance was delayed at local cemeteries due to a funeral.
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Alondanss
Amonean Legion
Cyw
Legion Sect Auxiliary
Smith
Legion
Harisare
Mt. Olive Comet
Grand Amy
Ram
Liars
Rammatder
Young Post
Trenton F
Ley
P. H. Bronson
Winbers
Aqua
de Anden
Reck Pott Bord
George Chace
Benaldia
Live Wire 4 17 Meels and May and Margaret Telvelnlece
A noisy, fragmentary report describes a May 17 event at Live Wire 4934 club, mentioning Uns Miskes May and Margaret Telvelnlece, and a late night performance with various performers. The text is garbled with many unreadable names and phrases, but notes informal proceedings, music pieces by Breihe Kather Janes and others, and a political undercurrent within the crowd.
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Uns
Miskes
May
Margaret Telvelnlece
Smullin
Merton Ag
Anteveredd Wall
Heenaman
Auteeit
Mannystiteneg
Aft
Rivelpleca
Tia Elua
Greece
Hea
ME Jeelpiese
Chie Phonon
cTesay Waster Wepenes
Breihe Kather Janes
Dart
Miya Horathy
Fener
Steven
Lenin
Sears
Fragmented OCR Mystery Article About Unclear Events
A heavily garbled OCR text describes a disjointed narrative with names and phrases that are mostly unreadable. It references people, possible meals, and scattered actions without coherent events or identifiable places or dates.
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Mes. F. H. Bronson
Colonial
Thinburpta Daxeball
Iedage
Taeacies
Tngtescunie Than
Glee Ciwretive
Tanith Ray
Maarabury
Crank and
Warner
Fox the Counsel
Birtlestenn
Hasktaet and Tilers
Wwartios
Fee Arcane
Inter
Synod
Toran
Puan BehneWwer
Tree
Ty Wanker
Doe
Rudy Rive Gil
Indanapulla
Hunt Geath
Hamburk
Church
Viet
Westhorn
Wesnogfe
Dullie
Caan
Sele
Iowa
Henl
Vay
Tong Family Reunion
Paice City
Gunna
Minsuur
Enon
Perons
Pirat
Benynvilht
Nehr
Tocumpeb
Abbison
Ter
Soul Dakota
Teiber
Joan Jost Sieter
Ergiburg
Msn
Tambor
Dampurg
Huby Brailes
Bse
Corie Martin
Chauhan
Manu
Mitreli
Denver
Mir Lee
Marent
coWsty
Reb
Merrick County
Ives
di Yi
Tremlay
W. Ih Lamy
E. Ton
Logiaris
Martane
Downer
Hell
Tiverton
Fide
Aman
Sidney
Abe
Farerek Tevel
Serge
Caver
Reinert Poe
Pratt
Annie
Voneenns
Uris
Ak Mai Ghtates
Abkl Sanday
Bntington
Jay
Vangtie
Cn Pikes
Fk Adie
Dean
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