Honor roll honors announced for junior and senior high students
Semester honor roll lists show multiple students earning all As across grade levels. In seniors Donnie King and David Mermis achieved all A's, with many others earning A's and B's. Junior high and sophomore students also posted high marks, including Dianna Brown and Linda Barrett for all A's and numerous A and B combinations across classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Hopkies
Jim Stalin
Mary Vollertsen
Craig Atben
Debra Aistrope
Lana Brandt
Karen Gottsehe
Sandra Moyer
Keith Risdon
Leslie Siv- Jin
Stephen Wenger
Tom Rice
Anne Vogel
Randy Vollertsen
Steve Gound
Lucinda Douglas
Linda Aistrepe
Patty Catlett
Mary Jane Halcomb
Keerin Koch
Patsy Lewis
Kathy Reed
Bobby Thompson
Carel Wiig
Mark Smith
Connie Belle
Tom Catlett
Thomas Jamieson
Teresa Lentz
Benny Lyons
Jim Sfillion
Nancy Neuzil
Connie Reid
Terry Silvolin
Steve Somermeyer
Linda Barrett
Ruth Carlock
Judy Catlett
Sheila Collins
Donna Dankof
Jack Douglas
Lois Goracke
Wilmarie Lease
Karen Lytle
Marion Nash
Frances Phillips
Karleen Steele
Kenneth Winkler
Jimmy Zuck
Dia
Eighth grade honors and awardees named in school ceremony
Seventh graders Jim Stulin and Mary Lynn Vollertser earned special scholarship certificates for straight A’s. Eighth graders on the honor roll included Tommy Rice Steve Gound Anne Vogel Bardy Vollertsen and others. Awards and letters were presented by Mr Neuzil and Mr Eden with several sport and reading honors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Stulin
Mary Lynn Vollertser
Rell Xuimners
Anne Hopkins
Karen Gottsche
Craig Athen
Lesle Syulin
Debtie Aistrope
Sandra Mover
Tommy Rice
Steve Gound
Anne Vogel
Bardy Vollertsen
Carol Wiig
Mary Jane Halcomb
Patsy Lewis
Kathy Reed
Mr Neuzil
Mr. Eden
Laurel Aistrope
Lana Brandt
Phyllis Dooley
Patty Graves
Lyte Hodde
Judy Nook
Jim Owen
Keith Risdon
Mike Schofield
Leslie Stalin
Eric Smith
Mary Vol- Jertsen
Stephen Wenger
Linda Aistrope
Eileen Bashaw
Jeannine Campbell
Patricia Catlett
Larry Howard
Keevin Koch
Ike Moody
Martin Phillips
Dick Spiegel
Randy Volertsen
Howie Wenger
Keith Davidson
Lyle Hodde
Joe Moore
Jimmy Sjulin
Leslie Syulin
Martin Bennett
Curt Crain
Martin Philips
Marie Moody
Leslie Sju
Terry Johnson
Leslie Stulin
Miss Hecker
Terry Holliman
Mary Vollertsen
Jim Stalin
Doris Cummings
Sandy Hinze
Debbie Bailey
Nancy Steele
Shirley Moyer
Patay Lewis
Diane Roop
Mary Vane Balcomb
Gude’s New Home Purchase In Hamburg Area
Vernon Folkes announced the sale of a new three bedroom home at 2002 Arguie Street to Mr and Mrs Carl Hank Gude with immediate possession as they move from Washington Street. The open house drew over 156 attendees as Folkes built the house. A new school bus with an Iowa made body will join Hamburg Community School fleet this fall alongside a new 48 passenger bus with Blue Bird body from Mt. Pleasant plant. Martin Motor Co will supply the International chassis for the new unit replacing Bus No 4 aged near ten years. Mrs Eunice Allison formerly of Hamburg fell at her Shenandoah home and crawled to the door to call for help before 2 a.m. Thursday. no bones were broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Folles
Arguie St
Carl
Hank) Gude
Gudes
Washington Street
Folkes
Iowa
Iowans
Hamburg
Mt. Pleasant
Martin Motor Co
Eunice Allison
Shenandoah
Ainek
Hamburg School hires two new voc ag teachers
Supt George Neaz reports contracts signed with William Burns and Jesse Jackson for the Hamburg Community School system. Burns, a 1958 Northwest Missouri State graduate, will teach driver training coach girls basketball and assist in football and track. Jackson, a University of Wisconsin graduate, will start July 1 as vocational agriculture instructor with prior Missouri teaching and current seed company experience. The district seeks more applicants for 1st grade commercial instrumental music science and Spanish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
George Neaz
William Burns
Jesse Jackson
Burns
Northwest Missouri State College
Marywile
Galt
Shendon
Belford
Jackson
New Franklin
University of Wisseus
Missouri
Dora
Elkland
Craig
Jacksons
Neuzil
Summer Reading signup this week at Public Library
Reminder for elementary children to register for summer reading at the Public Library. The program starts June 18 and runs eight weeks with a record book, program explanation, and a chart in the library to track books read. A certificate is awarded for reading at least ten books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yianes
Weekend at Wau bonsie Park by N4C members
Memorial weekend drew N4C members from 16 clubs across 21 cities to Wau bonsie State Park for camping bird watching and photography despite rain. The program included a Shenandoah bus tour, talks on a Girl Scout project, park tours and bird walks led by local hosts. Notable attendees included N4C president Ben Fink and families from Topeka Wichita and Waterloo among weekend campers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzhugh Diggs
Waubonsie State Park
N4&g
Tne
Omaha
Usnap
KWA
Shenandoah
Howard Frazee
Arch Perkins
Hazel Bickett
Leighton Willams
Ed Eaton
Sidney
Lynn Joohnson
Hermon Larson
Omaha Club
Edwin Getscher
Hamburg
Park
James Brader
Eugene Miller
Glenn Johnson
Council, Bluffs
Mike
Cindy Miller
Fitztugh Diggs
N4c
Ben Fink
Topeka
Dent “Dale Smith
Wichita
Bulletin
Alfred Gordon
Waterloo
Summer school program helps catch up in Hamburg
A six week summer program at Hamburg High School aids about 15 students from grades two through high school. Taught by Suot Geo Neuzil and Jim Hecker, the daily sessions run five mornings a week to brush up weak subjects ahead of fall entry into higher trades. Neuzil notes more Midwest schools adopt such extra schooling, with Hamburg first in the area to do so, funded from regular school funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Suot Geo. Neuzil
Wess Jim Hecker
Cis
Hes Hecker
Neuvil
Midwest
Hamburse
Hospital Notes and Local Notices Chronicle June Operations
The page lists hospital visiting hours for Maternity Ward and other units, admissions and dismissals across Hamburg Riverton Shenandoah and New Orleans, plus May and June events. It notes memorial day pool opening with season tickets, arrests in Fremont County and local weather patterns and rain totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Mildred Duncan
Mabel Hamilton
Amanda Houts
Alae Farley
Percival Sherry Penny
Clara Bada
Clayton Sheer
Shenandoah
Roy Smith
Glenwood
Ray Whitney
Sidney
Thomas Hudson
Lisle Wins Three-Way Republican Primary In Sixth District
Vern Lisle edges Frank Hoxie and Bill Harbor in a crowded three way race to represent the new three county sixth district senate seat. Lisle leads Page County with a large margin, carries Mills County, and places second in Fremont. Final tallies show Lisle 2439, Hoxie 1795, Harbor 1101. Lisle advances to face Democrat Mrs. Paul Score of Farragut in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Lisle
Clarinda Industrielist
Frank Hoxie
Shenandoah
Bill Harbor
Henderson
Lisle
Page County
Mills County
Fremont
Hoxie Siven
Harbor
Hoxie
Paul Score
Farragut
Hughes
Peters
Congress
Greenwood
Hickenlooper
Senate
Erbe
Liddy
Sec. of Ag
Hammer
LB. Liddy
Loyd Var Patten
Fred Watson
Ed Peters
Vern Liste
Clarinda
Bull Harbor
Elerh
District Court
Marlin Hammer
Tabor
Addison Otte
Sidner
Ralph Greenwood
Leslie Allen
Hamburg
Tani
Warsaw
Hamburg Demwerats
Jen
Dickenlooper
Hoover
Nicholas
van Patten
Otto
Pase
Dike Break Breaches No 6 Ditch Amid Nishna River Flood
Hamburg escaped major flood as volunteers sealed a six foot breach in the No 6 ditch dike after heavy rains. Water reached 1436 feet at Hamburg while Riverton saw high levels. farm lands along the Nishna watershed flooded up to 25 miles above the river mouth. The east side of the ditch broke near the railroad north of town, but sand bags and sandbars halted further damage within hours with homes reported spared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishra
Nishna River
Hamburg
Nishna
Riverton
No. 6
Hanburg
Closeble Street
4 Street
Town State University awards degrees to 1280 students
Among 1280 students to receive decrees from the State University of Town Friday are four Count County students. From Hamburg Gene Zech will receive a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree and Barbara Svirley a BA in elementary education. Mrs Sharon Rae Hirz of Percival will get a BA in elementary education and Edward Eaton Jr of Sidney will receive a law degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Univer. of Town
Hamburg
Gene Zech
Barbara Svirley
Sharon Rae Hirz
Percival
Edward Eaton, Jr
Sidney
Miss Kay Fisher Named Kiwanis Candidate for Miss Southwest
Kay Fisher, daughter of Mr and Mrs Deene Fisher, was selected to represent the Han burs Kiwanis Club as candidate for Miss Southwest Zone in the Clarinda Pageant. She will perform dramatic readings and has prior titles including Hamburg Centennial Queen in 1958 and Shenakosh Carnival Queen the same year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Fisher
Deene Fisher
Hanburs Kiwanis Club
al de Clarinda
Hamburg
Maryville College
Keppa Delts Pi
One school plan presented to Fremont board on study
Fremont County Board of Education received a completed school reorganization study from the State Department of PublicYn Situation on May 31 1962 and planned to inform residents after reviewing proposals. Mr and Mrs Paul Zanker welcomed a son James Paul born June 5 at Hamburz Community Hospital weighing eight pounds two ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Charles Zanker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont County
Sherif A.S. Christopher
van Grawford
Hastings
Steve Rainey
Vercival
Franklin W. Cole
Mian
Florida
Everett
Stongard
Garson, Ir
Roy Hawk
Rock Port
Orville McCoy
Paul Zanker
Hamburz Community Hospital
James Paul
Charles Zanker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gude's Purchase
New Folkes Home
Fremont 4-H
4-H
Edna Hays
Patty Dete
Vickx Bird
Linda LeFerex
Carole Brown
Voc. Ag
Sheriffs Office
Bath House
Jack Neuzil
Norman Erbe
Wm. Nicholas
Harold Hughes
Lewis E. Link
Bourke Hickenlooper
Herbert Hoover
Gene
Miss
Miss Ray
Fisher
Kiyanis Club
Wm. Burns
Falk
Fremont Board
Zankers
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