Invasion of Europe Tuesday Morning
The invasion of Europe began Tuesday morning east of Normandy with Allied forces advancing. A ministerial alliance in Hainburn planned an hour of prayer, a service led by Rev. C Be Riddington with several ministers and Lt. Wm. Batie of the navy speaking, followed by silent prayer and hymn singing as part of nationwide prayers for the invasion effort.
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Europe
Normandy
France
Hainburn
Methawus
C. Be Riddington
Alan
Henry ‘Teele
Hey. DN
Gillett
G. Stevenson
Ernest Jr
Wm. Batie
Navy
Harold 5. Martin
United States
Auxiliary Initiates and Officers Named at Hubert Woodward Auxiliary
Muniey and ward of the Hubert Woodward Auxiliary welcomed new members Clara Tidington Julia Weatherhead Marion Bulley Arline Bulley Ruth Afca il Marie Moraga Meta Hene diel Unker Fay Smith and Mildred Williams. After initiation officers were announced led by Mrs. Charlie Hullingeworth president and Mrs. Marlon Hailey secretary-treasurer with other posts filled. A social hour followed with angel food cake cream and coffee served by the committee. Membership reaches about a hundred with an open invitation to join and assist in community work.
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Muniey
Hubert Woodward
Anl
Cen
Avith
Will Gollsche
Ue Pind
Clara Tidington
Julia Weatherhead
Marion Bulley
Arline Bulley
Ruth Afcail
Marie’ “Moraga
Charlie Hullingeworth
Marlon Hailey
Miss Green Yawn
Surond
Mera
Simeon Millar
Uensirer
Loulee
Gerview
Aiunliy
Babe Nm
Aiagon
Young Cougile Marry at Tight Creek Church
A wedding was conducted Thursday at Tight Creek Church with officiant A. Wy Trudy. The couple Droin Le and Tabert Y. Gubser were wed. both are local graduates from the area. A reception will follow at the homes of their parents as they begin life together on the Finnall farm.
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Droin le
Meamt] Nyy
Damon Maslack
Tabert Y. Gubser
Mik
Claude Gubser
Tigh Creek
Trudy
Bertha Reid Finnall
Death of Henry Driever in Watongo Oklahoma
Henry Driever age 6 died at home in Watongo Oklahoma after a long illness. He had lived in the community for fifty two years and would have marked his golden wedding anniversary on June 6. Family members from Winkler Mexdamen and Thorny prepared to attend services.
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Henry Driever
Watongo
Oklahoma
Mia Chas
Winkler
Mexdamen
Sarah Winkler
Bopha Jose
Anna
Lena Driever
Thorny
Tie Foreads
Tharaday
Neighbors Gather for Corn Harvest at Ow Fred Diewick
A Saturday gathering near Ow Fred Diewick saw neighbors collect corn for Rick, finishing work in order. Mev Dietrick was taken to Marburg hospital after an abrupt incident, while Isl Ruiiing attended a nearby event with Cashel and Lractyrs noted in the account.
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Rick
Fred Diewick
Nix
Dietrick
Cashel
Marburg Hospital
Colloidal Particles Describe Tiny Material Build
The article explains colloidal particles as extremely small components forming substances at the nanometer to micrometer scale. It highlights their unique properties and potential roles in advanced materials and scientific research.
Pea Harvest Plans Amid Fremont County Preparations
Fremont County prepares for pea harvest with field readiness in Hambuay vicinity and expected labor mobilization for canneries. Weather delays reduced planting and yields, but crop quality remains high with large acreage anticipated and county labor efforts coordinated by local extension staff.
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Fremont
Spain
pYison
Clarinda
Davis
Marley Walker
County Extensiot
Han Beck
Hupy
Jueulee
Fremont County
Duet A Towns Knight To Let You Know Jen Still Alive
A fragment from Dean Snittler sent to Grant Takes with Fremont county group notes Jen still alive and joking. It details 1297 men in the company Towns aid Netraska, praises the crew, mentions a drill and crindered work, and asks about the affiest Fine.
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Heamns
Alvaston
Dean Snittler
Grant
Fremont County
Jen
1297
Netraska
Morgan-Cay Miss Mary Morgan Weds A. Coy Pair
Miss Mary Morgan daughter of Mr and Mrs Bord Morpon and Mr A 12 Coy were married Friday at Winwalla Kan at 2 pm Mian Trehe Zabel played guests The couple are both alumni of Farragut high school and will reside in Farragut community where the exoarch has far ing interexts Extended wedding wishes accompany the couple
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Bert Wiches
Thik Hapyfiy Young
Sante
County W GC T U Meeting at Hamburg Institute
The county institute of the W OC T UL will hold a meeting in Hamburg on Tuesday June 15 starting at 10 20. The gathering is open to the public with an invitation to attend and join the luncheon served afterwards.
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Thessa County Institute of the
W. OC. T. UL
Hamburg
Plans Progressing for Youth Center Project
A community plans a youth center with a recreation space and Legion room. A naming contest is planned with a winner chosen by a committee and judging arranged by June 1. The next committee meeting is set for June 16 at Autelocl to decide funding and opening details.
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Piais Zor
Arram Genitus
Thik Purpore
Dui
Jouve Htak Ui Oolder
Autelocl
Opan
Falaweemini
Imealames
Victor Bertier
Gat Stulin
Roy Carpentay
Harry Mudre Vingyee
Mexdaines
Harald
Martin Ail Foo Minne Tei
Juin
Tad Oehler
Houlpuent
Trogen
Hey
Merry Toole
Myn
Miller Payne
Ke I Dixon
He Wader
Had Novel program and the Kiwania di riot tales
A club meeting chaired by Vielus Berrien invites members to share embarrassing memories from past experiences. Tales span from army beer incidents to double dating and improvised moments, told with humor and pathos from various states and countries. Harold Stewart joins as a new member amid fundraising notes for the Reporter and Pervice projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwania di Riot
Vielus Berrien
Harold Stewart
Jaroon Named to Mite Board
The article reports the appointment of George Larsen of Vernon Muffs to the state conservation commission and mentions A. S. Workman of Glenwood as a related figure, with context about recent events and connected individuals.
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Jaroon
Mite
Hickenlooper
George Larsen
Vornell
Ion Commission
A. S.workman
Glenmued
Earnnit
Telek
Features This Week at the Colonial Theater
Colonial presents a busy week with Thursday to Saturday showings including “War of the Wildeaty” based on Thorp Bue st ory, and John Wayne and Martha Scott in ON Oxla home. Big acts include Dick Powell and Victor Mogee, Sonya dancers, Ann Miller, Jimmie Little, and a Merchants Trade Show night with a two reel comedy.
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Calowial Padiony
Mangravet
Bulli
Joan Blondel
Gopethier
Talaga
John Wayne
Marthia Scott
Oxla
Thorp
Che
Taniouy
Dick Powell
Sonya
Dunces
Gil Aun
Cans
Haw
Rankie
Ann Miller
Doe Beaser
Jimmie Little
Hal Melntsra
Jack and
the Dane
Bougad Receives Honor At Maryville Professors Banquet
G Luther Bougad earned honors at Maryville chapter’s annual Honors banquet held Saturday night. Four top students from each class were recognized for high yearly grades, honoring seniors and others across forty years of records. The event noted past presidents and traditions of the association.
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G. Luther Bougad
Maryville
Amelia Association of University Professors
Guanti
Dougan
Buller
Tiablana
Wedding Anniversary Remembered
A gathering of friends and relatives celebrated a tenth wedding anniversary with a Sunday night dinner. Mr and Mrs Ned Stites and family led attendance, with numerous Sidney residents and well wishers present in a warm tribute to the couple.
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Apittiverry
Ned Stites
Mary
Virginia Aru
Sidney
Fend
Mea
Cort Hine
Dares
Mick Miller
Walter Siuweny
Joe Nive
Nery Klein
Vera Hay Charles
AL Tinenex
Dinv
Left for Conference Row Money Youn Pastor Seeks Anaton
A local pastor Mr Teele, who has led the church for three years, will attend a conference in Iowa to seek a leadership renewal. He was surprised by family questions about his future. He has been active in church and community service.
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Elnireh
Moines
Nix
Teele
Ealdry
Red Cross Workers for Month of May
List of Red Cross workers for May includes numerous volunteers and staff such as Mrs. David Shdin Mrs. Fret Arnold Mr. Harvey Haney and Mrs. Dun Dorgan Sr Ate Asthur Gill Mie Lend Glen Mrs. Ora Tuthlene Mie Fred Yenrerson W Till Mim Paitin Mrs. Ralph Janene Aira Miles H. Johnson and others. The misspelled names suggest a community roster published in a local notice.
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Dort
David Shdin
Dan
Alee
Fret Arnold
Mase
Hharvey Haney
Chunller
Min
Ralph Chivton
Mas
Dun
Dorgan, Sr
Ate
Asthur Gill
Lend Glen
Ora Tuthlene Mie
Fred Yenrerson
W. Till
Mim Paitin
Ralphy Janene Aira
Milles H. Johnson
Giin
B. Maupin
Hayes & Martin
Weed J. Nichols
Jeers Powe
Ural Rew
Mr Wertfield
Fred Sehinweiter
Dugit Sivlin
Maul Simon
Carl Sidin
Miin
Rul Schmitt
Mato Woodn
Fred Wolf
County Auxiliary Met in Sidney Meeting Notes Elections
Lee work and secretary lectures credited Mrs George Gilhert of Shiney re elected. Reports from Sidney Hamburg Randalple Tahorwarn unitstressed aid to auxiliary work for war. A penny march for Sebink hospital in Clintons raised 80.08. Program featured violin by Chan r Harnes and songs by Qurothy dean Uriggny plus readings by Mrs By Tiddngton and Mrs Fay Weatherhead. Heavy rains forced relocation of a traveling exhibit to the north block. John Align family hit by lightning twice on May 13 and May 18 1944 destroying buildings and barn materials.
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Hinrold Christensen
Nebor
Sidney
Lee Wark
George Gilhert
Shiney Wan
Iece
Wuita
Hamburg
Randalple
Tahorwarn
Meeline
Sebink
Clintons
Caosts
Mtambure
Nolan
Master Chan
R Harnes
Salo
Qurothy -Dean Uriggny
Heavy Rains Cause Widespread Damage Across Regions
Severe storms inundated towns including Riverton and Kurrngat, washing silt into roads and properties. Reports cite damaged Premont Tow Lab Wadar and widespread debris as high winds accompanied the downpours. Officials warn of continued risk as another heavy rain event looms over Sunday night.
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Aran
Tour
Premont
Seattle
Huis
Agement Fe
Lown
de Geman
Dhammage
Tal Snethlag
Trainnan
Riverton
Tommy Thompaon Retires From Well Tele in Stambury
Tommy Thompaon, known as Chempion, retires after twenty years with the Well Tele phone company in Stambury on June 1 at age 66. A faithful employee with a ready smile, he plans only brief time off for a day’s dish or a visit with friends in St. Joe.
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Tommy Thompaon
Tommy
Chempion
Well Telephone Company
Stambury
War
Tommny
St. Joe
Obituary Notice for Mrs Arnold of Tennessee
Mrs Arnold, 67, died June 4 after a brief illness. She was born in Tennessee and lived in Wonthaya. Funeral services were held at the Mannfield Winery. Interment followed at Hamburg cemetery. No obituary was available.
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Row Arnold
Fern
Tenneseeo
Wonthaya
Mannfield
Wome
Hamburg
Club meeting notes include brief mentions and names
The MLK club met Thursday afternoon with Mra Milky Pagani Jt. Kth Joy and an assistant. In playing Torty-two Alber and Mgrs discuss refreshments and references during the session.
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MLK
Mra
Milky Pagani
Kth
Joy Am Aesistant
Wea
Apon
Alber
Mgrs
Wees
Primary Vote Was Very Light in State Election
Voters turnout was low across the state with key contests for governor lieutenant governor and several county and local offices. In Fremont County the ticket leaders were Henry Burn and Milton Strider for governor and lieutenant governor Emerson led the ticket. minor party lines showed scattered support and several positions were decided by write‑in candidates or partial ballots.
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Mendas
Republic
Wid Huutenant
Soverna
Kubert
Bie
Henry Burn
Miltorn Strider
Yuvernoy
Emerson
Iovernor
Jturh We Lands
G. Wyant
Fremont County
Yan
Loody
Hunt
M. Claiborne
Tahar
Memchers
Board of Supervisors
Fy N
Archiv
A. B. Christopher
Byrar Hupiins
John Redd
Ralph Lovelady
Wyf Kilpatriuk
Haine
Ant
Sam Kellogg
Clem Maher
Enton
Ee Brefeitt
Nuyser Menber
Death of Charley Miller in Missouri
Charley William Metne born January 3 07 in Atchison County Missouri died June 1 19dd at 74 years 4 months 29 days son of Larkin and Wanen Nilfer eldest of nine. Survived by B A Miller Council Mtfi Simeon Miller of Wantburke and one sister Mire Joan Chaytan in Virginia. Miller served for decades with the TLM and was a longtime neighbor. Funeral held at Mansfield Muneeal Bume Lut with Rev LA Stevenson officiating. burial at Haburg cemetery.
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Charley William Metne Wan
Atchison County
Missouri
Jenvery
Art
Larkin
Wanen
Miller
TLM
Endrane
Somme
Oman
Digpnais
Ant
Ferland
Fuer Fy Fadlina
Saveral
Hema
la, Stevenson
Unie
Haburg Cemetery
News of Our Men and Women in Service
Local dispatch lists service members from Peterson Field Colorado Springs and nearby towns. Corporal Bart Week is noted with a unit change. Gerald Sprega is stationed at Lubomk with two-engine school, transitioning from bomber training. Families at home share updates as others head to Great Lakes and boot camp.
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Peterson Field
Colorado Springs
Cpl
Bart
Gerald Spiega
Lublomk
Aeniy Air Fist
Lecoming 4
Tul Slayton
Togh Vaeik
Ve Law
Haamburg
Navy
Great Lakes
Nie
Freing County
Lopather
Ieining
Pvt
Chinnen
Aerivet Oon Ri
Camp Chattee
bin Prrenty
Fort Biles
Temas
Bic
Perewim
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Tiny Marthe
C. B. Noblitt
C. . Noblitt
Amburg
Jong
Dohusen Funeral
O'Elane
Dean
Morgan-Cay
Cor Chapel
Cox Chapel
God of Fate
THE
Red Cross Workers
County Auxiliary Met
Tren
Hale
Humilaey
John Align
Wintarwet
Death of Man
Enon Arnold
I, Kamat
Charley Miller
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