Primary Election Results and Local Notices
The light Monday primary across the county and state favored Senator Brookhart by an estimated 30,000. Birthday celebration for E. Marker described, with attendees including Henry Marker and family, Mrs. Rose Powers, and others. Hamburg Country Club hosted blind handicap golf on Decoration Day, with Barlie Roberson winning a box of balls after a strong 78 score. Kensington group met at Mrs. Warnstaff’s home with Miss Kittle Jones as co-host. light refreshments followed.
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United States
Brookhart
E. Marker
Mrr. Marker
Marker
Henry Marker
Rose Powers
Lincoln
Toan Marker
Doc Marker
Luther Marker
Glen Kelsay
Warestaffs
O. B
Kensington
C. W. Warnstaff
Liberty Bell Medal Winners for 1923 24
List of Liberty Bell Medal recipients for the second semester 1923 1924 noting winners Mollie Hanniford Mary Louise Miller Luther Dougan Grace McKissick Mildred Hawke Ruth Phillips Cherished school honors include scholars from grades and classes, with teachers named. Also reports a postponed 1924 golf match and a Sioux City marriage of Dorothy Strait and John F Walters.
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Liberty Bell
Hoa
Mollie Hanniford
Mary Louise Miller
Marry Bronson
Martie Simona
Luther Dougan
Marnie Simons
Zelda Severn
Grace McKissick
Florence Castleman
A. Grace McKissick
Saura Ruth Stalin
Mildred Hawke
Daleo May
Sioux City
Misa Dorothy Strait
John F. Walters
Swift & Co
D. A. Strait
Flower Mission Day at Wanamaker Home
The W. GT. WU will observe Flower Mission Day at Mrs. A B Wanamaker’s home Tuesday afternoon of next week. Members are asked to bring or send flowers and report those who are ill or shut in.
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W. GT. WU
A.B. Wanamaker
Breakfast Honors Wamburg Two Ladies With Bridge Fun
Mrs ER A Clayton and Mrs Don C Dougan hosted a nine o clock breakfast Tuesday at the former home in honor of Mrs E C McKissick and Mrs Rae Baldwin who are leaving Wamburg soon. After breakfast guests enjoyed an afternoon at bridge tables with sixteen attendees.
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Mesdames ER. A. Clayton
Don C. Dougan
Mesdames
E. C. McKissick
Rae Baldwin
Wamburg
Godut
Henry Field Seed station broadcast set for June 25
The Henry Field Seed company station at Shenandoah will air a program on the evening of June 25 directed by J. S. Athen. Local arrangements have been made with Jack's Electric Shop and Wert Reid to bring the program to listeners.
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Henry Field Seed Company
Shenandoah
J. 5. Athen
Jack's Electric Shop
Wert Reid
Washington Farm Bureau hosts lively season opening
The Washington town farm bureau gathered at Mr and Mrs Adolph Zach home Friday evening with large attendance. The ladies led entertainment a hearty menu and music while men organized the feast. Highlights included corn meal mush crackers and ice cream and strawberries for adults. A note announces Opal Vassar and Roy Bolton wed in Sidney then move to Hamburg. Mona Lee Players gear up for a June 7 opening in Hamburg with a new tent theater and nightly changing programs centered on The Old Home Town.
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Washington Townahin Farm Bureau
Adolph Zach
Chas. Simpson
L. R. Stalin
Joe Nies
Walter Thorp
Harry Weider
Sidney
Misa Opal Vassar
Roy J. Bolton
Justice C. B. Hatten
Hamburg
Doe Masminger
John Bolton
Bolton
Anil
Mona Lee
Léw
Hamberg
Mong Lee
Iowa
Missouri
Back on Visit by Milt Sproul After Thirty Years Away
Milt Sproul, long‑time resident, visited Wednesday among old friends. He travelled from Los Angeles with the Shrine to Kansas City and recalled his telegraph work here before striking it rich in the Klondike. The pony mailed to Hamburg died. Sproul noted many changes and wished to stay longer to see old friends still living.
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Milt Sproul
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Mr. Sproul
Wink
Klondike
Hamburg
Farewell luncheon honors Hamburg club member
Bon day Study Club at Mrs C W Davey home held a covered dish luncheon for Mrs H E Dow leaving Hamburg. Officers elected with Mrs H C Loy president and Mrs E Doyle secretary treasurer. P E O. society hosted a farewell at Mrs C R Clayton home with souvenir spoon given to Mrs Dow.
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Bonday Study Club
C. W. Davey
H. E. Dow
Hamburg
Mra
H. C. Loy
Mra. ©. E. Doyle
P. EO. Peiety
C. R. Clayton
Dow
Two Big Pictures Coming to Colonial Next Week
The Colonial theater in Hamburg showcases top films this week with Laurette Taylor in Map? ness and a cowboy drama featuring Douglas MacLean. Next week opens with The Notorious and a major hit, plus Warner Bros presents The Marriage Circle with a stellar cast. Hospital notes mention Arnold Fos undergoing tonsil and adenoids removal and Mrs. Arch Jeffery returning home after treatment. The Moray machine is installed for service, and the Silver Sword club held a farewell gathering for Mildred Dane with a souvenir spoon presented to Hal Dow.
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Iowa
Hamburg
Colon
The
Colonial
Peer Pr
Laurette Taylor
Douglas MacLean
Allj
Mr. Colon
Douglas MaeLean
Madge Bellamy
Warner Bros
Florence Victor
Marie Prevost
Adolphe Menjou
Monte Blue
Creighton Hale
Harry Myers
Arnold Fos
Bir
Will Fox
Riverton
Arch Jeffery
Payne
Silver Swords
Silver Sword Club
Judith Clayton
Mildred Dane
Ani
Hal Dow
Fiona Church Sunday Services and Sunday School
Fiona Church invites all to Sunday school at 10 00 am and preaching services held in Geeman at 11200 am. All are welcome to attend and participate.
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Fiona Church
Geeman
Decoration Day Observed In Hamburg With Band Concert
Decoration Bay marked the holiday in Hamburg with cemetery visits by the American Legion and flowers laid at Mt Zion Mt Olive and Hamburg graves. Smiths band from Donnell Bluffs performed in the park with a lively program. Father OJonnell led the afternoon, followed by quartet and a strong address by Rev. A T Bishop of Clarinda.
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Hamburg
American Legion
Mt Zion
Mt Olive
Smith
Donnell Bluffs
Council Bluffs
Ziana
Father O'Jonnell
Fay Weatherhead
Leon Tharp
Carl Draper
KR. Elliott
A. T. Bishop
Clarinda
Mr. Bishop
Obituary for Rosetta Coppage of Rushville Illinois
Rosetta Coppage born December 16 1863 Rushville Illinois died June 1 1924 aged 60 years 3 months 15 days. Fourth daughter of Alfred and Emiline Coppana she joined Lone Chapel Christian church at age six and lived devoutly. She leaves her mother three sisters Jennie Athens Hamburse Alice Ackley Riverton and Linzie Athen Tamburg with numerous friends. Funeral Tuesday 2 30 p m conducted by Rev J H Freedline assisted by Rev John Zuck burial Mt Olive cemetery.
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Rosetta Coppage
Rushville
Alfred
Emiline Coppana
Roseta
Lone Chapel Christian Church
Bima
T. 1
Jennie Athens
Hamburse
Alice Ackley
Riverton
Linzie Athen
Tamburg
C. Ss. Athen
J. H. Freedline
John Zuck
Mt. Olive
Christie Couple Narrowly Escape After Car Crash
Rev and Mrs E K Christie escaped serious injury Sunday evening after a car passed on the wrong side and struck their vehicle on the right front wheel near Coax Chapel. The other car failed to stop and fled the scene.
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E. K. Christie
Coax Chapel Church
Children Day Program and Basket Dinner at Tone Chapel
A Children Day Program and basket dinner will be held at Tone Chapel Church on Sunday. Sunday school starts at 11 a.m. followed by a large basket dinner. An afternoon program is planned. Everyone is invited.
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Tone Chapel Church
Presbyterian Church Rev Blout to Speak Sunday Pulpit
The Presbyterian Church invites all to attend Sunday at 11:00 a.m. for a sermon by Council Blut, pastor of the Dy ALR group, with a cordial welcome extended to everyone. No service tonight.
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Presbyterian Church
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Repubi
Hallam Rows
Forsyth
ASCAN
Brookharta
Burbank
B. Hammill
Haynes
Anderson
Banks
Darrah
Hindley
Thaurston
Latimer
Moore Athe
Lyman Wor Pagan Echiobedes
Gilbert
Sheriff Iw Griffin
Forte
Jorgense
Hanter
Corgner
Halloway
Auditor
Fred Hanks
Ruth Phillips
Red
AW Penn Wagner
James Alfred Angel
Aoe
Ruth Adie
Jser
Shimandoal
Red Oak
W. Th. Grewilson
Woodbine
Church of Christ
Nine
Jean
Towa
Buoy Fanker
Ruth Adlé
Margaret Miller
Letha Turner
Marvin Anderson
Mildred LePoristh
Esther Underwood
Tracher
Arlene van Meter
Barlow Brown
Ruth Brogrick
Taree Harris
Celia Hanniford
Myrtle Risden
Mildred Dow
George Lorimar
Marianne Simona
Keyes
Steth
Dennison
Unaicker
Murtagh
Case Family Orchestra
Ray Lauritson
Leon Thorp
3. C. Draper
E. K. Elliott
Mrs
Jesse Beal
Velma Zyck
C. C. Conner
Misa’ Haze Bunn
WH. Rageth
Old Time Fiddlers
Chas. Allison
Lee Cowles
Thad Cowles
Solo
Tonigh
Miss Della Sykes
Frances Hickman
Draper
Lucille O'Neal
Eula Rosseau
Roy McBride
Kiwanis
Tria
Mildred Yanks
F H. Branson
C. B. Clatton
J. A. Frevdline, Leon Thorp
Old
Piddiers
Simp Finnell
Russell Cave
John Finnell
Maggie
Case Family Orches
Rivania Ladies
Eula Ftosyean
T. Mitchell
Chas, Thiessen
Will Anspach
Linnie Garst
A. A. Walburn
Shool
Garst
Walburn
Frank Mead
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