Harry Mansfield Sr. Dies After Long Career and Family Life
Harry Mansfield Sr died Friday in Harding after a long career as a railroad engineer with Great Western and in his later years ran a fine craft business. He married Margaret Marsh of St Joseph on October 28, MW, and they had two sons Roy and Mac. He leaves a wife, two sons, brothers and sisters, and many friends. funeral services were held at home and in St Joe with burial in the local cemetery.
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Harding
Great Western Mnes
Owi
Jamaby J Eantury
Margaret Marsh
St. Joseph
Roy Wa
Malvern
Maer Ny
Yalow Mrrothers
John W. Mansfeld
Mos
Lulu Poe
Kansas City
Kana
Wayne ©. Clark
St. Joe
Dad
Mrs Lillie Mathers dies in Overton Nebraska
Mrs Lillie Mathers died suddenly at her son Charlie Mathers in Overton Nebraska on May 12. She lived in Overton for about ten years since moving from Blairstown. Funeral services were held from Holy Rosary church in Overton, with burial in Overton. Survived by sons Charles and Frank, daughters Ella Nora Hattie, plus many relatives.
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Mathers
Charlie
Grecion
Nebraska
Granda Mathers
Overton
Holy Rosary
Uilic
Falla
Overa Bat “Aska
Ants Weeley Mathers
Gis
Joh
Hiarles
Ella
Nora
Hattie
Frank
Chirles
Gverten
Lexington
Mr. Mathers
Front Pee
Blairstavin
Town
Bertrand
I J
Overton Ince
Leaven
FP. Miller
Gordon
F. J. Bullivan
York
Timothy Bullivan
Omaha
Overtan
Nebr
Terald
Hoppe Injured in Runaway Tram Accident
Fred Hoppe sustained a severe head wound when a runaway tram toppled, pinning him under its wheel after attempting to halt the vehicle. Despite quick action, he was knocked down again and suffered additional injuries as onlookers tried to intervene.
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Fred Hoppe
John Fintcher
Uy Bay
Pertatilehss
Fred
Jerson
Aivert
First Aid Group Promotes Medical Testing in Shenandoah
A group in Shenandoah plans a public demonstration of a new test method presented by Nye Sernie ladies Trem the Jowae Nebrinka Telit of a Power company. Walter Johsson, local manager, reports that many are ready and may volunteer for demonstrations despite potential injuries.
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Touteht
Nye
Sernie Ladies
Jowae Nebrinka Telit
Shenandoah
Prognim
Ral
Anumers
Walter Johsson
Oi Miele Anay
Farmer Tamer Dies in Glaringa Herald Account
Rev. J. W. Meredith of Smith Center Kansas dies June 1 as reported by the Glaringa Herald. The obituary notes his son W. J. Meredith, a church leader at M. E. B. church in Glarinds, and recognizes him as an outstanding man with lasting memory in the conference.
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Glaringa
J. W. Meredith
Smith Gen
Fish Sunday serves over a hundred at Odd Fellows park
The fish supper at Odd Fellows park drew strong turnout though attendance lagged due to H Mansfield’s funeral. More than 100 people, including about twenty-five judges from the district, enjoyed the meal with visitors from LinGin and Omaha. Local leaders vow another such feed if extra fish arrives.
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Do. O. P
Ataic
Lin- Gin
Omaha
H. Mansfield
Change in Office Force at Reporter
Miss Vera Maris Clayton will assume duties Monday morning as head of the Reporter office succeeding Miss Hagel Nelson. Nelson, who has rendered excellent service, will be missed and has not announced future plans. Clayton, a 1932 high school graduate, has done stereographic work and previously served on the Porcupine staff, bringing experience to the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Maris Clayton
Hagel Nelson
Nelson
Clayton
Wes
Porcupine
Kerr Seals Championship Form On Rock Port Golf Run
Dr W O Kerr and partners including Paul Hugee Carl Meld and Rex Canon played a round at the Rock Port course. Kerr impressed by sinking a tee shot near a deep ditch and making a hole-in-one like shot, then joined the club as a member. He praised Rock Port course as the best he had seen and promised a return display.
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W. O. Kerr
Doc
Rock Port
Paul Hugee
Carl Meld
Rex Canon
Aine
Kerriche
W. H
Dee
Finhert
Rerd Boke
Lee
Seiiet
Anishird
Ctary
Plunket
Organ- Yon
Rebuilding Tennis Courts at the High School
Work to remodel the tennis vault and improve court sites progresses at the high school. Members of Wyey discuss paying attention to court conditions, scheduling play, and nearby improvements as renovations proceed to prepare for summer use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyey
Lewis
Lashley
Caine Obeley
Chang
Wagon Darter Dies in Sudden Illness
Reported death of Wagon Darter from acute illness on Wednesday afternoon. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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Womon
Students Head Home From College Across States
The list shows graduates and attendees returning home from Creighton University and other colleges. Notable names include George Doyle and Walter Hill from Simpson College, with many others from Drake State, Norman, Missouri and Nebraska institutions. The piece notes larger enrollment and numerous names across schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mine Frelen
Gein Dardater
Martaan Bruce
Eluke Normal
George Doyle Way
Varth
Creighton University
Watler Hill
Simpson College
Tueaday
Varias
Lews State College
Kennneth Ke
Arm Crushed in Auto Spilt Near Hamburg
In early Sunday morning a car overturned on the pavement near Mrs. Pred Johnson’s home north of Hamburg. Milef and Meher suffered arm injuries while James Collins of Omaha and other occupants escaped serious harm. The crash is blamed on high speed and a blown tire. A passenger, Mish Tamshant, remained unharmed as others were treated.
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Blanche Meher
Pred Johnson
Hamburg
JH. Lewas
Dalaneu
Collins
Lane
James Collins
Omaha
Na Monae
Gavin i
Merchants Special: Pull Fine Trade on Saturday
Hamburg merchants advertise a Saturday specials event with deep discounts and gas saving bargains. Shoppers traveled long distances, some twenty miles, to take advantage of deals and many saved enough to cover travel costs. The feature includes a Magle Artist drawing contest linked to the special page, with prizes and community participation.
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Hamburg
Abraham Lincoln
Lse
Murtenante
Fire damages Norwich deli. four rescued by firefighters
A Norwich grocery store suffered a fire early Wednesday morning. Firefighters arrived and evacuated customers. four people were assisted to safety as flames damaged the shop and its contents.
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Una Pusco Tion
Norwich
Troy Shenandoah
Shea Teoyiat
Gitushor Garatore
Met th Country Society Meeting in Taoseiey County
An evening meeting of the Met th Country society was held in Taoseiey County. Mrs. Pred We I gave a talk on Radio Civ while papers were read by Mrs. C. EB. Doyle and Mrs. C. W. Groot. After the program, refreshments were served. Mrs. Bred Mendernan and enil aren spent Memorial Day in Dunlap with visitors.
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Taoseiey
Mpa B
Pred
Radio
Civ
C. EB. Doyle
C. W. Groot
Bred Mendernan
Enilaren
Resaives
Dunlap
Dtndientinde Viet
Mendoreen
The White Sister stars in local film lineup
Local theater presents Robber's Road and The White Sister this week with Jay Garailo Nat Pendleton and Yhelita Todd in key roles. A second feature Night Mists and a mystery comedy Mism Tuas join a double bill with Fast Works and Man Hipk. Manager Colon also hosts the Merchant’s Trade Show next Wednesday and Thursday.
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Zane Grey
Uae
Jay Garailo
Nat Pendleton
Yhelita Todd
Fame
Jamig
Altheagan
Jaane
Louise Closet Hale
Helen Bayes
Nott
Sutin
Serena
Colon
Marchant
Trady
Jatin Ghibert
Robert Armwhyny
Mag Glark
City Bay
Avery
Sraing
Kor Fourth of July Notable Events Listed
A fragmented notice outlines a community Fourth of July program with speaking events, musical performances, and a dance and band sequence. It mentions venues, a candlelight or flag ceremony, a basketball or sports-like sequence, a final parade or fireworks segment, and local entertainers.
Oda Fellows Install Officers at Monday Meeting
In Rivet AL a meeting of the TO IO was held Monday evening Wenton was elected noble grand and Dick Miller vice grand The other officers have not yet been named or installed at the same time
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Lextae
Wenton
Noble
Dick Miller
Tams Fd
al Thie Simme
Kiwanis program and district meeting highlights
Ketpeti Staith entertained Kenneth Smith with chalk talks at a Kiwanis meeting, praised by attendees. Mennes showed notable progress at a district gathering in Missouri Valley, while M. M. Payrre shared attendance prizes and a brief talk. Payre answered questions about rain‑soaked fields and West Iowa land conditions. The Rees Construction Co completed the Nisha dike project near Riverton, reclaiming fertile land as machinery moved east of Bidney for flood protection work.
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Ketpeti Staith
Kenneth Smith
Kiwanis
Mennes
Missouri Valley
M. M. Payrre
Aglare
Ms. Payne
Ang
Tie Wash
Mrs. Payor
Florida
Towa
Rees Construction Company
Oilswoek
Riverton
Bidney
Noother
Hamburg Triumphs Over Shenandoah 7 3 After Late Rally
Hamburg defeated Shenandoah 7 to 3 on the hotly contested grounds. Hamburg pitcher R. Charney held Shenandoah to five innings, Everett Charney closed, and Forsyth relieved for Shenandoah. Errors plagued both teams as Hamburg built a lead with timely hits and aggressive baserunning.
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Shenandoan
Hamburg
Town Bascon
Shenandwals
Shenandoah
Joonix
R. Cbarney
Daning
Rat
Everett
Wwukerhire
Porsyth
Banbury
Rinconide
Linges
Rajmelallay
Shenandeah
Ally
Rural Eighth Grade Graduation in Frovont County
Rural Eighth Grade graduation exercises were held Friday afternoon with music by a rural show led by Mrs Beth Doty Hiatt. The county superintendent presented diplomas to forty nine graduates from many townships including Green, Locust Grove, Madison, Monroe, Prairie, Riverside, Walnut, and Washington. Honor awards were given by James M. Parker to Mildred Tuttnan for the oral division and to others for music, drama, and humorous entries.
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Frovont
Fridep
Mts
Beths Doty Hiatt
Baxar Pwlmen
Shum
Bieia Melland
Behlon Tawnyup
Margaret Baker
Edward Sut
Edwhy Norri
Dairy Shaney
Dorothy Moyer
Dean Itsototis
Alyce Monaghan
Thompson
Locust Grove
Hays
Harold Gruber
Dorothy Trzhe
Howard McQueen
Thompson Greer
Piney Branton
Modeod Laumemn
Edward Cox
Jaahette McQueen
Anna Marie Gruber
Tals Launsan
Les Murs
Madison
Kathryn Su
Jack O'Neal
Richard Spiegel
Jot Morris
Robert Zach
Anne Wingake
Wendell Athen
Bett Barret
Atudenly
Vere AM. Baker
Denies Peete
Nina Hays
Ten O. Neally
Tint WeQueen
Tait “Laumaty
Dutam Varro
Glesin MaDoy
Teelo Hoge Wait Richter
Tay McRins
Ten Davey
Gurol Foatu
Luella Phompson
Eilis Rhoads
Byroe Aldington
Mildred Lawman
Howard Vettuvin
Finley Branton
Werte Duywm
Milared Tuttnan
Dey
Clare Taughn
Hirst
Healy Firsk
Seroid Phice
Wen Ie Teachont
Work on Highway Reconstruction Near Town Stalled
A fragmented OCR notice describes highway widening east of Mawns and work by various contractors. It notes a blockage removal and grade adjustments along the North pavement shelf improving sightlines near Parkhe and August Brakmann Nome. Authorities cite Henry Waller fin as part of the project, with emphasis on road safety and access.
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Aden
Mateo Wu
Dautston
Mawn
Henry Waller
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Harry Mansfield, Sr
Mrs. Lillie. Mathers
Hoppe
Farmer Tamer
Vine
Greighton University —George
Nxie
Universty of
Iowa
Ford
David Hines
Shmpson College
Waller Kirkeall
Bern Normal
Helen Wright
Bew
M. E. Sunday School
John Hutson
Clara Rehardson
Belly Lee Marrow
Los Angeles
Telen Wright
Sire
Leon ‘Mhorp
Sidney
Daily Bible School
Wil
Bara
Kor
Rayitie
Josie Saith
Coral
Oda Fellows
Thryth
H. Lang
Keenens Aurnek
Charley
B. Charley
Sbys
Dukeshire
Forsyth
Loadiy Pitadien
Ane Dridet
Ginour
Mestavary Penge
al Ie Munstead
Une University of Maths Wang Ab
Tulsa
Andy
Niet Gubser
J. W. Branton
Rock Part
Klasy
Philips
R. Lamy
Oli
P Clayton
Ste - W. Lang
C. Lang
Beotl Loerie
Demers Pirrer Grralg van Ridney
Harald Panam
Hick Walpole
Anders Svelyn McDanie
Ralph Rican
Winifred Gangston
Huy Blur
Marjoy'n Righbwell
Tyan Peeve
Pherot Oxy
Walter Mille Acton i Ngeman
Nina Earl
Harvie Katine
Malcom Gannnn
Walnut Township
Meteo Na
Roy Hinga
Jewe Mabmiyre
Lin
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