Pretty Home Wedding at High Noon in Hamburg
A transfer of nuptials took place at the home of Mr and Mrs Porterfield in Hamburg on Tuesday as Zada Porterfield and Roland G Richner of Battle Creek Michigan joined in matrimony through a ring ceremony officiated by Rev J F Porterfield and Rev J O Staples. Guests included close family and a few friends. after the ceremony a three course lunch was served. The couple will reside in Jackson Michigan where Richner is general manager of a large store and plans a new home.
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Mra
D. F. Porterfield
Hamburg
Zada Porterfield
Roland G. Richner
Battle Creek
Michigan
Bride
Igronm
Essex
Laws
University of Nebraska
Phi Omega
Pi Sorarity
Watson
E. D. Richner
Des Moines
Towa
Albion College
Albion
Jackson
J. F. Porterfield
J. 0. Staples
Hamburg Baptist Church
Immedite
H.R. Porterfield
Sidney
Iowa
Mary Katherine
Mitchel
Ferns
Ruth Porterfield
Ainesivedt
Richner
Wild life school proposal sparks Iowa seminar talk
George Renault of McGregor reports a planned wild life school seminar near Shenandoah with talks by a leading outdoors minister. A one week course could draw about 800 attendees from across the United States and may be staged near Hamburg or McGregor, tying into local fairs.
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George Renault
McGregor
Shenandoah
McGregor Anch
United States
Tad Wambugg
Bennett
Hamburg
Colonial Program Delights With Weekend Screenings
The Sunday and Saturday program features a series of showings including "Captain Dummy" with Baby Pegpy, backed by Robert Bonworth and Trene Rich. A new comedy and the Spanish romance "Rosita" are on the schedule, followed by "The Alaskan" and "Pelix" comedy with Oliver Gurwood tales.
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Hia
Han Thareansrd
Robert Bonworth
Trene ‘Rich
Mary Mekford
Rosita
Promina ‘Molghan
Domes
Oliver Gurwood
Pelix
New Switch Board Installed At Local Light Plant
A new and improved switch board has been installed at the local light plant. The cut over occurred during the night of Monday and the system will greatly improve service in Hamburg. Minor work remains but will not interrupt service as crews restore normal operations. The company has faced storms and high winds, with extensive tree trimming done to ensure ample clearance for lines and return to full service.
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The
Light Company
Hamburg
Improving Their Hall by Odd Fellows Lodge
The Odd Fellows are improving their hall this week. The entire lodge floor will be covered with battleship linoleum, woodwork is being painted, walls tapered, and a new toilet with wash room added. The lodge has been growing with several new members joining in recent months.
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Odd Fellows
Allao Beng
East Siders Clash as Punishment Talk Heats Up
East Siders plan a Tuesday 3 30 p m match at the local diamond with changes to the lineup due to absences. The manager aims to bolster the squad by adding players from Payne league and tests a dark horse to boost chances.
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Colon
Alan
Ure
Birthday party ends with trip to Pritchards Lake
Surprise on Bi Same in they are trends of wert Jensen surprised the young man on hia birthday Tuesday. After a short time at home, all left in cars for Pritch ards lake, where sun ran to a high nite. Light refreshments were served before the happy crowd returned to town. Bert can never any that he had never been sure mined.
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Jensen
Pritchards Lake
Shay
Bert
Leon Tharp
Hla Hines
Pathe
Thorp
Trish
Sears
Lhd
Isiniesa
Myra
Thambuirg
Larsines
Hambibye
Tahoe
Sid Mra
Leon Thorpthier
la Kemp
Etro
Mx Thorp
Wiehone
Hamburg
Entertained Boys with Easter sports and pie party
Workman and HH Shiney entertained the boys who joined an Easter pro event on Wednesday afternoon. Dads hosted an afternoon of sports and a big pie end-of-day party, ending in good spirits.
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Workman
HH Shiney
al Nne
Madison Farm Bureau Meeting at Mt Zion Church
Madison Farm Bureau will hold its regular meeting at Mt Zion Church on Wednesday evening at 7. Shenandoah veto merchants plan to participate in the evening program and are invited to attend.
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Madison Farm Bureau
Madieey Jawnshin Farm du
Mt. Zion Church
Shenandoah Veto
Local preacher sermons draw crowd at Valley Farm
A Sunday morning service at Valley Farm drew a fill attendance as Cresny WHT Speak Tye Cresap preached at Nelraska City. The Soils Row neogeam will be given at the evening Row, promising continued activity and engagement.
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Cresny
Tye
Cresap
Nelraska City
Valley Farm
Neogeam
Sixty One Years Married It Happened At Home
Mr and Mrs J B Breedrove marked sixty one years of marriage with a modest supper at their home on Tuesday June 9 Their children and relatives joined in a simple celebration reflecting a pioneer life in Missouri and Nebraska The couple who wed in Chillcothe Missouri June 9 1874 have lived near Hamburg and later in Omaha area their long union praised for shared toil and community service by friends and kin
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J. B. Breedrove
Broadrove
Dan Henshaw
Chas.e Bellew
Hoxston
Ralph Bellew
Tanae Tillman
Malary
I Powers
St. Joe
Mis
Mata Breedlove
Connell Bluffs
Chillcothe
Minsouri
Marx
Brood
Jove
Hamtang
Hamburg
Moe
Breedlove
McKissick
Lown
Durie
Sis
Das
Ray Janos
Hansa & Countreman
Dave
Hopie
Wish
Lfe
A Happy Reunion at Grandma Beckstead Home
A large reunion was held at Grandma Beckstead’s Hamburg home last Sunday with 23 visitors including Mrs. RoMarfey, Mrs. George Sol ley, Mrs. Vanderpool, and Mrs. Homer Baker and families. Mrs. Beckstead, aged eighty six, is in good health for her age though largely confined to home.
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Grandma Beckstead
Hamburg
Ums
Ind RoMarfey
Narih Bakera
George Solley
St Joe
PL A
Vanderpool and Hustard
Council Bluffs
Homer Baker
Young Hamburg girl starts new industry selling Sho-fy plants
Sybil Anderson, daughter of Mr and Mrs H H Anderson, launches a Hamburg venture with 200 Sho-fy plants. The plant promises to keep files more organized at home and signals a promising first business effort by the young entrepreneur.
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Hamburg
Sybil
H. H. Anderson
Lincoln Man Found Dead In Car Near Sidney
Lincoln man dies in his car on a road near Sidney in ML Sta bles west of Sidney. County coroner investigates cause as wife notified and one man possibly in distress noted by passing motorists. A note asked that his wife be informed, suggesting prior knowledge of his condition before the car stopped.
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Lincoln
Sidney
Kalpit
Chariton
Theoshte
Indian Relie Gearme Notoon On Paper Weight
An item shaped as an Indian pelie served as a paper weight. It was engraved with figures of pear Mani and a tam rock resembling a tam ype. The piece, offset by gquaws, showed preserved stones used in tanning and dated to about three by five inches.
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Notsan
Hida
Picnic Like Party Near Noelameba City
A small group including qi AW Hookolt Dex Moines Tihs son Charles Mr Mia The Ronves Lee Egbert and family drove to Noelameba City on Sunday with well packed baskets for a family outing at the state park. The event drew a warm welcome from We Heck who had arrived earlier visiting friends and guests enjoyed the day.
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Dex Moines
Tihs
Charles
Mia
Ronves
Lee Egbert
Tamily
Tc Wess & Pod
Noelameba City
Allert
Anid Wa
Sunday School Officers Met at Hinge Hal Heli
Sunday School officers and teachers met on Monday evening for a prayer in Te moetime of the Misa Grace Mekisaick. The program opened with an anointing and the refreshments were served.
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Phn
Ashers
Mrs Stavlon Hosts Afternoon of Games and Refreshments
Mrs J W Stavlon entertained a number of friends at her home Tuesday afternoon with an enjoyable assortment of games followed by refreshments.
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J. W. Stavlon
Work on Owl Well Progressing Daily On Spicer Farm
On the Spicer farm north of town work on the Owl Well is advancing with 12 men on site. Albert Donaldson heads the project and expects more wells this summer if the present location yields. contract depth is 2500 feet with deeper drilling possible. Neighbors in Nebraska Hamburg and surrounding area await oil prospects as geologists report favorable strata that drilling must confirm.
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Spicer
Alb. Donaldson
Nebrasaty
Hamburg
Joe Clark Dies After Long Illness at Home
Joe Clark a longtime resident died Thursday evening after a long illness at an advanced age. Short funeral services were held Friday at Mt Olive with Rose Overholser preaching. The Masons assisted at the grave as relatives and friends gathered to rest him beside his wife and child.
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Joe Clark
Forbr Yeays
Harding slips on rag breaks right arm at home
Naere Alves, CH Harding, slipped and fell on a rag in her home on Tuesday morning breaking her right arm. She was moving about the frame when the accident occurred before leaving for a visit at her home in Miasauri and had planned to depart later. She will not be asked to help with the dishes.
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Alves
CH. Harding
Mrs. Harding
Miasauri
Wil
Tarde
Hotel Loyal and Cafe Closed in Hamburg
Leon Tharp and his team announced the closure of Hotel Loyal and Cafe in Hamburg after years of service. The owners cited financial pressures, declining patronage, and mounting expenses as factors, while pledging to support staff through the transition and explore future ventures in the hotel industry.
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Missouri
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Iit
Hadion
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Omaha
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