Lines From a Little House feature in World-Herald sparks small town echoes
Blanche Spann Pease of Atkinson Nebraska writes a Sunday feature about life in Hamburg and nearby towns. The piece notes residents park cars on main streets to watch others pass by and compares rural and town behavior, reflecting on community ties and changing habits.
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Blanche Spann Pease
Atkinson
Nebraska
World-Herald
Hamburg
Torn
Bam
Fragments from a Town Week Inspire Talk and Gossip
A long, fragmentary reading of daily life in a small town recounts street scenes, local personalities, park events, and rising tensions. Mentions include Neighbors, a ball park, midget teams, and casual comments about people named Oswald, Opie, Dad, and others observed on the main drag.
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BR. W. Sykes
Billa
Das
Ball Park
St Marys Church Sunday Services and Events
St Marys Church lists mass times with Father A Flavin and notes no worship service due to annual conference. Women’s Society meets Thursday at 2 30 PM and vacation Bible school closed with a genial city park event. New members welcomed at membership class. Rev Olson visit planned and a welcome dinner announced. Baptist Church details school and worship times with Rev Fred Cowles as speaker.
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St. Mary's
A. Flavin
Womens Society of Christian Service
Tone
Yeble
Marjorie Simpson
Beverly Fletcher
Joan Bradley
Jo Ann Fletcher
Billy Meek
Phillin Hamilton
Dareny Dankalf
Clarke Getscher
KE. Nesbitt
Baptist Church Church
Servier
Thurmlay
Fred Cowles
Gaurch
Lutheran Church Sunday School and Worship Ser vice Held Twice Monthly
Lutheran church conducts Sunday School and worship service twice a month at the Presbyterian church located at Park and N Street. For information call 2aP2A-Truv LG. Frey, Pastor.
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Presbyterian Church
Park and N Street
Frey
Paator
Assembly of Gol Hutulny School Service Schedule
A fragmented notice lists a 1 a.m. morning worship and an ik p.m. session at the Hutulny School. The incomplete text provides limited details about times and context.
Local religious meeting notes and schedule fragment
Fragmentary notes show a weekly church schedule with Bible school at 8 p m and a 9 30 a m service. Mention of C C Hastie as presbyter and H J Norling as pastor appears within a Dow area context.
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Ice
Sion Bible School
C. C. Hastie
Presbyters Nch
Childres Tre Séunion Topic
Nfax School
Dow Or
H. J. Norling
Pasir
Cox Chapel Community Notes Oddities and Visits
A fragment of Cox Chapel social items lists Alvin Donaldson and family visiting, Mrs Donaldson hosting with refreshments, and numerous neighbors including Eula Anderson, Johnnie Hail, and Mickey Thompson. Visits span Shenandoah and Missouri, with mentions of the Loewe, Anderson, and Parish families and other local residents.
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EL B Anderson
Alvin Donald
Anderson
Sir Anderson
Wal- Lair
Chas
Ian Oases
Raymond Loewe
Chrie Thorman Aukil
Bartaza Anders
Donaldson
Jd Donaldson
Thur Hubill
Marlene Anderson
Eula Anderson
Walter Sinnem
Win
Wiles
Mickey Thompson
Uymond Loewe
Barbara Anderson
Ted Neeley
Shenandoah
Henry Loewe
St. Joseph
Missouri
Cat Donkof
Cedar Rapids
Sebranka
Everett Yankoff
F. Harrison
Rit Anderson
J. A. Rader
Betty
Helen
Re J. Parish
Lee Summitt
Afo
Rit Anderann
Daina and Son
Hoten Qakea
Raymond Spiegel
A. G. Engleman J
Mayo
Itt Adderson
Ted Newley
Vernon Catlett
Nebraska City
Yvonne Dankoll
Doctors rare visit and social notices in local area
A jumble of short social items notes visits by Doctors Ean, Jarry, Mrs. Chas Zauker, Mr. and Mrs. Gay McLaugh, and others to neighbors in Manhattan and nearby towns. The Henry Loewe home hosts a Thursday evening gathering as a reference to a local directory and phone listing expands. A large Omaha style directory weighs four pounds with 1423 pages and 365 listings.
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An Ean
Jarry
Meo
Chas
Zauker
Erymond
Gay McLaugh- Nintear Knox
Sir Sari
Paul Risdon
Walter Si S . Dele ‘Gamp
Nebraska City
Thelma Greenwood
Mam‘burg
Manhatten
Brooklyn
Long Island
Chicago
U S Corn Market Links to Meat Production
Roughly sixty five percent of the United States corn crop moves to market via meat production. Livestock farming spans over five million farms and accounts for the largest source of farm income in the country. The excerpt notes that friendliness can breed goodwill between people.
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United States
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