Draft Board Members List and Local Church Notices
A long list of draft board names by town and number follows, including many residents from Percival, Hamburg, Sidney, Tabor, Shenandoah, Imogene, and Riverton. The section also notes a coroner’s report of a 72-year-old inmate who died by suicide at the Adams county poor farm, and ends with a series of church notices from Christian Church, Zion Evangelical, Church of Christ Scientist, and Methodist Episcopal Church plus a job ad for laborers at Morton-Gregson Co. Nebraska City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches Christian Church
W. W. Goverdale
Zion Evangelical Church
L. Th. Seybold
Church of Christ, Scientist
Woodman
West E Street
God the Preserver of Man
Methodist Episcopal
North Town Notes On Eclipse And Local Happenings
A Saturday eclipse view described from North Town bonds with reports of fine weather and fields ready after replanting. Local residents visit kin, care for the sick, travel between Cody and Wyoming, and attend community events including Children’s Day at Lone Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queenie Dooley
Carl Werner
W. F
Knappe
Roger
Miv
J. Beck
Mgr
George Shafer
Hamburg
E.H. i Davisson
Olive Hester
W. F.knappe
Hester
Cody
Wyo
Tom Richardson
Lone Chapel
Henry Tackett
Wyoming
Asa Tackett
Dave Baker
Mina
Charlie Baker
Knox
Fred Schneider
Spiegel
Hamburg Midnight Closing Order Issued by Mayor
Hamburg authorities require all business houses to close at midnight on Saturday nights. The rule has not been strictly followed in some cases. Mayor Fred Wolf signs the order enforcing compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Fred Wolf
Dubinsky tent theatre touring Hamburg with new stock
The Dubinsky brothers arrange a week long tent theatre in Hamburg starting Monday June 10 featuring the same popular stock company that entertained St. Joe for two seasons. Twenty five performers plus a native Hawaiian orchestra perform high standard plays with special scenic effects and no old play reissues. Opening night features My Wild Irish Rose. Separately, Alva Wilcox of Brownville Nebras ka serving at Camp Pike Ark was wounded in a machine gun blast and is expected to lose use of his right hand. Carl Henicker, near Casey, died when his horse reared in high water and plunged him into a river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubinsky. Bros
Hamburg Fort
St. Joe
Price
Dubinsky Company
Dubinsky
Brownville
Neb
Alva Wilcox
Nebraska
Hay
United States ‘Army
Camp Pike
Ark
Brownsville
Uncle Sam
Red Oak Soldier Granted Thirty Day Furlough
Sgt Hawkins of Red Oak receives a thirty day furlough to visit friends and relatives. He aided the Rainbow Division in France earning a bravery decoration, now a source of local pride in southwestern Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Oak
Hawkins
Hawking
Rainbow Division
France
Also Mentioned on This Page
Draft Board. News
Ray Courtney
Percival
Byron Curtis
Anderon
Hobart Davis
Sidney
Raymond Draper
Chas. Driscoll
Norman Durkee
Tabor
Chas. Dyke
Thurman
Randolph
Charles Gardner
Riverton
Elsworth Gardner
Payne
John Garrity
Imogene
Beaianine
Hall
Farragut
Ora
Charles Hornback
Austin Hubbard
Anderson
Charles
Jamies
Parragut
Levi Jennings
Ralph Jackson
Herbert Johnson
Oral
Johnson
Iva Judd
Alvin Kammerer
Sam Kellogg
Thomas Kelly
Clarence McMullen
Hamb
Wm. McWilliams
Raymond Nixon
Ross Osborne
Harold
Otto
Roy Page
Carleton Parkison
Wilbur Penny
Archie -Perkins
Wayne Pierson
Paul Stark
Roy Stelle
John Stuckey
Lafayette Surface
Giles Thompson
Lambert Thompson
Clyde “Thompson
Elmer Thornton
Lyman Torpy
Othall Troxel
Shenandoah
Hubert Trudeau
Wannemaker
Alvin Ward
Merrill White
Lee Whitehill
Ray
Wilson
Thomas Williams
Carrol Wright
Eddie Yonke
Perry York
Art Zach
LeRoy Zook
Corning
John Myers
Adams County
Morton-Gregson Co
Nebraska City
Casey
Iaz
Carl Henicker
Pinkey’s
Pinkey’s Place
O! Boys
Dubinsky Bros. Stock Company
Tootle Theatre
St. Joseph, Missouri
New Market
Idehn
Randolph, In
Richard Fisher
Avid
Duncan
Mr. Fisher
Fae Davis
A. Ay
Wilson Smoke House
N. E. Wilson
East Side Main Street
Iowa
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