Ten Years Ago Reflections From Hamburg Reporter
A scan of aged Hamburg items notes ten years back with Fred L. Johnson to receive a masters from the University of Nebraska during the week. Mary Givens queen at a church event. new pipe organ dedicated with Dr. Anderson as speaker. Community figures Howard Golon postmaster, Leo Beasley at Simpson College. Hamburg Band invited to perform. Lane Lawrence-Scott Mann dies in Trementon, Utah. local funerals held, nine seniors graduate. Local births, marriages, and employments listed. Spinach canning at Otoe plant continues. remains of estate dispute over funds presented in court.
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Fred ‘L. Johnson
Hamburg
University of Nebraska
Gohneon
Tue
Mss
Mary Givens
Smalley
Frank Anderson
Des Moines
Howard Golon
Page Mitchel
Leo Beasley
Simpson College
Omaha
State Highway Commission
Sidney Wilcox
Sptustz
Des Moines-Reytater
Tribune
Ley
Lawrence—Scott
Mann
W.E Mann
Acl
Gill
Stewart Foster
Trementon
Utah
Tae ~Ath
Inlaw
Couhe Eit Bluta
Woodland Cemetery
College
Nell
David Leroy
Juha Buttermore
Ro-T. Irvin
Wan
Clergy Move and Local Transfers Mark Hamburg News
Twenty years ago Rev. Pflaigraft and family settled in the E. 2. Stewart home while he accepted the call to Jeux Presbyterian church in Hamburg from De fiance Town. A vacation Bible school at multiple churches began on Monday for two weeks. Earl Clopf sold a home on Argyle Street to John Lingo. J. Sullivan, who sold his elevator and grain business, bought a similar venture in York Nebraska and will take charge June 10. Word came of the marriage of Theta ng, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Tang, and Casper Odegard of Sharidas Wyoming, May 20. Roger Knappa and Carroll Porter, Simpson College graduates, received fellowships.
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Piallegraft
Stewart
Pfaitzgraft
Jeux Presbyterian Church
Hanburg
Defiance
Town
Schoni
Earl Clopfil
Argyle Street
John Lingo
J. Sullivan
Zack
York
Nebraska
Mariisgu
Thetang
W. Tang
Hamburg
Casper Odegard
Sharidas
Wyoming
Roger Knappa
Carroll Porter
Simpson College
Twenty-five Years Ago Property Appraisals and Legacies
A comittee named Dr T Mitchell Cho Thiessen and Will Anspach proposed appraisals for site purchases for a new school building including Mir Linnie Girst residence $7250.10 Walburn residence $3750. The Garst and Walbur e properties had been condemned and the Mead price set at $6000. Rosetta Conpage aged 60 died June 1. Funeral rites were held from the home Tuesday led by Rev J H Freedline. A June 2 Heney Field program directed by J S Athen featured local musicians heard at Jack's Electric Shop and Wert Reil's hardware. Liberty medal winners listed for Hanshug schools include Mary Louine Miller Richard Jars on Thamry Bronson Jay Luther Dougan Zeldy Suvera Florence Leola Stalin and many others.
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5. T
Mitchell
Cho. Thiessen
Will Anspach
Mir Linnie Girst
Walburn
Garst
Walbure
Rosetta Conpage
Privices
J. H. Freedline
Hey
John Zuck
Torin
Waa
Mb Drive
Climete Samburg
Brasdcaut
Heney ‘Field
J. 8
Daler Pan Ips
Dines
Altres
Ruby
Margaret
Miley
Slarvin Andersen
Mildred Funerte
Artune Var
Muler
Garrell Cummings
Dorothy
Bunker
Havel Zanker
Marlon Brown
Sievaree
Harris
Dudlih Clayton
Mile
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Dorothy Strait
John E.’ Walters
Opul-Varsardnd
Roy F. Bolton
Sidney
F Buntley
Assen
Tea
Velma
Shenandoah
Lorimer
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Calale
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Shepandoah
Otoe Canning Company
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Hartford Insurance
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Albert Shields
PHON
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Farm Supply Company
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Allis-Chalmers
G.M. C
Paul V. Nichols
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Hopontiac
Inet
Carey
Keith
Marie-Detin
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Panama
Hell
Ganwine
Ose
Jarrelty Weallen
Ther
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Gensina
Pete
Hamburg Clothing CO
Mel Key
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