Fourth of July Plan By Hamburg Clubs
A joint meeting of Junior Chamber of Commerce and Business and Professional Women clubs at Hamburg high school outlined a community Fourth of July celebration. Plans favored an old fashioned day with activities for all ages, noon dinner, children’s program, and a city park event followed by games, contests, and a parade. Committee chairs and assistants were named for roles from tents to races and entertainment with a final meeting set for Monday at the hotel.
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Comptl
Gnumber
Commerce
Hamburg
Individua
Owen Peupe
RTL
Orler
Sclad
Rum Aft Ax
Husband Cal
Fred Gowdys
Clarence Ute
City Park
Tom Williams
Fred Nios
Howard Colon
Omeshes
Jim Johnson
Gany Aces
Carl Reid
Wess
Tabe
Lowell Owell
Tank
Wieveletaer
Lowell Goerk
Joe Water
Will ‘Rageth
John Wright
Predilu
Leste Stulin
A. D. Hens
Bible School updates and staff changes amid attendance notes
The report covers Bible School activity with mixed attendance above average and ongoing programs. It lists opening dates, staff names including Mrs. Ovyts Sanilit and Jay Kirkendall, and mentions interns and assistants guiding four to fourteen year olds. A family move to Tamburg affects relocation for the next month.
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Chin Baptist Daily Bible School
State Park
Sthoel
Ehurehi
Ovyts
Migs
Meads
Andiurson
Verman Love
Jay Mirkendill
Missem Pranées Aigo
Mary Gist Dy Cthee
Famemia Tal Tay
Jay Kirkendall
Mayyvin
Yon
Childe Hatin
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. Rogers at Sidney Area Home
A birthday dinner honoring Mrs. Babe Rogers was held at the Ralph Belleweld home near Sidney with 28 relatives and friends present. Attendees included Louisa Breedlove and sons Alfred Frank and Will of Essex Carl Toydant and sons Carl Earl and Charles near Paynedoe Cartmill of Ridney and more. The crowd enjoyed home made cake and coffee, and well wishes were given for many more birthdays. Afterward Mr. and Mrs. Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Clem Boyd and family joined. Hamburg band gave a Wednesday night concert, with another planned weekly through summer.
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Elven Buoday
Babe" Rogers
Ate
Ralph Belleweld Familly
Sidney
Oo Nemely
Louisa Breedlove and
Alfred
Frank
Will
Essex
Carl Toydant
Carl
Earl
Charles
Paynedoe Cartmill
Ridney
Hamburg Triumphs Over Sidney In Rough Baseball Game
Hamburg defeated Sidney 7 to 5 in a Sunday afternoon baseball game at Abel Place. Hamburg manager changed lineups frequently leading to errors, while Sidney tallied three runs in the fourth inning and Hamburg added one in the seventh. Weathered by wild pitches and miscues, Hamburg recovered after a rough start to secure the win despite numerous mistakes.
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Hamuure
Sidney
Abel Place
Sever
Hamburg
Riverton
Mainburg
Enor
Hanus
Mina Wis
Niele
Uemourg
Tenwet
Humbury
Hamburg camp workers in state park project described
A group of thirty five men from a reforestation camp are employed in a state park project. They are cleaning up sites and building improvements while transported between Shenandoah Dead Ambs and imderbrugh camps. The workers, from various cities in Java, express pride in steady jobs despite diverse backgrounds.
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Shenandoah
Ambs
Fw Mold aby Stealth Clini Mies Olive Whitman
An unclear draft mentions a ceremony and schedule with names and dates. It references a show, exams, and a list of individuals including Tari, Danley, and Kerr. The text is fragmented and lacks coherent details.
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Olive Whitman
Sturne
Arti Hall
Giet
Shenandoah Camp Reforestation Effort Underway
Reconstruction era notes describe Helarestration work by Goorne Lorinar and Inge Parke- Hild at a Shenandoah camp for reforestation. The program aims to employ young men from the county in metalwork and related tasks, with supervisors overseeing the effort and the broader community watching for results.
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Goorne Lorinar
Inge Parke- Hild
Shenandoah
Mit
Aix
Coming to the Colonial Theatre this weekend
Colonial Theatre announces a two night program featuring "As Ye Devil Commands" with Alan Diner Mae Clarke and Neil Hillmilvon followed by "Men Must Fight" starring Philips Halmes Lewis Stone and Diana Wynyard. Sundays offer Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey in "So This Is Africa" plus newsreels and cartoons.
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Ale
Collonial Theatre
Pricay
Alan
Mae Clarke
Neil Hillmilvon
Diana Wynyard
Wwe
Bert Wheeler
Robert Woolsey
Africa
Wheeler
Woolsey
Colonia
Lionel Barrymore
Waal
Piliara
Isackoane
Ameriva
Alinka
Tmonet Barrymore
Hylus Choyter
Erealus
Local woman returns home after teaching years in Sheridan
Mikg Mar Wea returned home to Tul Waek from Sheridan Wyoming where she had taught for one year and served about six years at that place. She was very tired but in fair health and expected to resume duties none the less.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Laventys
Special Election Tuesday on EigMseat Amendment
Voters will circle one for delegates who favor repeal and a second circle to show the county’s stance on retention of the eighteenth amendment. Ninety-nine delegates per group vote to send a county delegate to the state convention. County details cite J. Pore lene of Hamburg as repeal delegate and Earl Cowden noting instructions for ballot marking and polling display.
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Tipum & Tke Seoil
Biuvagit
J. Porelene
Hamburg
Jawa
Thurteen
Jost
Squor
Earl Cowden
Alex Miller
Statr Instructlans
Neasant
Local resident dies after accident in town cemetery burial held
A local man died following injuries from an accident near the town. The funeral and burial were held at the cemetery under the care of the Masonic lodge, with the service held in the old churchyard and the body laid to rest amid family mourners.
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Mohn L. Garre
Deueetiur
Mim
Martin
Adoot
Harald Martiy
Caray
Tis Burg
Accid
Union
Uae
Club Cooperation Meeting Promotes Community Progress
The Busituss and Professional Women's club met at Tagedny to plan for the year and seek cooperation for community work. Guests discussed improving town country relations, junior crafts and fire hazard work, with plans for future gatherings and a cann ing demonstration to engage members.
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M Tse
Busituss
Heit Att Tagedny
Mvetiled
Ruests
Promnt
Yomburg
Unese
Oower
Joan Weight
Albert D. Tensleigh
Ure
Fred L. Homner
Bel
Whale 93
IL Wold
Ray Latelison
Biriy
Cong
Fragmentary note on Renavire store and local figures
Readable parts describe Renavire spe LIL Aoatindri store and unnamed groups at the pearlers and haper Nongurs last week. Mentions TOM NEsOHs and a vague statement about setting a proper example and attic brightness without clear context.
Sullivan Second in national juavimba contest at Evanston
Miss Marty Sullivan daughter of Mr and Mrs Terry Sullivan won second in the juavimba contest at a national competition last night in Evanston Illinois. She will return Tuesday and attend the Century of Progress exposition with plans to spend Monday in Chicago.
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Marthe Sullivan
Marty Sullivan
Terry Sullivan
Evanston
Miss Sullivan
Sulay Wlalt
Salven
Shenandualy High School
Shenandgin Avening
Bealioul
Fremont County 4 H Club Officers Elected at Rally
The Fremont county 4 H club held its annual rally day June 7 at Sidney High School. Seventy two fellows and twenty two visitors from nine clubs attended. Beulah Johnson was county president with County Agent George Smiths. New officers were installed, and a music memory contest was run by Mrs. Pease. Violet Gox to crown county queen at the state 4 H convention in Ames June 14 16. Genevieve Bryte and Ruth Medrurs accompany.
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Fremont County
4-H Girly
Tit Sidney High School
Twe Gil
Beulah Johnson
George Smiths
Pease
Iverlost
Bart- Oi
Washington Poe
Laird
Walgt
Pralste Waker
Ashryn Monson
Prairie Wing
Qwakes
Eifreida Duligren
Ruverton Clover Leal
Wima Lorin
Bartlett Lorimer
Prairia Wide Awaken
Any Wynn
Eizabeth Foil
To Auverton
Beth McAllister
Riverton Clover Larty
Ana Michel
Levastye Greaners
Doris Parrish
Walnut Eveready
Secretars
Yilma Loriner
Bar “EU
Astorian
D. Russ
Lala
Ames
Eliquem
Violet Gox
Fremont County Club
Genevieve Bryte
Torre Grove
Ruth Medrurs
Une Cleaners
Fire destroys 4000 bushels of com and barn structure
A morning blaze destroyed 4000 bushels of corn and a large crib and barn near Sharles Banks, TL miles from Stusianda. Firefighters fought the flames as residents warned bystanders. the total loss is estimated at 400. Police and local residents, including Wilar Banks of Colorado, were mentioned among those connected to the scene.
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Curt
Sharles Banks Davai
Miles
Melbourne Jones Rescued After Drowning Scare At Park
Melbourne Jones, son of Mrs. Jonts, narrowly escaped drowning at Pais Park while swimming with companions Miss Hackney and others. Rescue efforts by Owens, Farrar, and McCammon, aided by Dr. Hardin and hospital staff, restored Jones to consciousness. Hackney, though shaken, was uninjured and the group credited swift action and lifesaving measures.
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Are Kansas
Wally Traveler
Arkansas
Kansas
Yepavrow
Melbourne Jones
Jonts
Smath
Owens
Wesley Parrar
Tie Pais Park
Jones
Merjoria Hackney
North Second Street
Shi An
Erlas
Shea
Miss Hackney
Jake
Farrar
Ming Hackney
Does
BG. Hardin
Clyde
Elie Ven Elforis
Na Yen Suinrds
Ncian
Tiny
Dour
Acuilctal
Tamburg
Demonstrated First Aid By Shenandoah District Members
Mesdames Sleventard vols Dol y and Misses Katherine Ford Pyrence Crain and Datolisy aug of the Shenandoah district of the Iowa Nebraska Light Power Company gave a first aid demonstration Thursday evening. The program trained in dressing wounds bandages and stopping blood flow with two participants acting as victims. Each young lady passed the examination and earned first aid certificates for the Live Wire group. The talks emphasized prompt physician liaison and patient care in emergencies for the utility’s female employees.
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Jennie Slevent
Doly
Katherine Ford
Pyrence Crain
Datolisyaug
Shenandoah
Iowa-Nebraska Light Ae Jower Company
Hywarns
Alsonfon
Fis
Nebraska
Vehicle Crash Leaves Man with Fatal Injuries
An elderly pedestrian was struck by a car in Omaha on a Sunday morning, suffering critical injuries as the vehicle skidded and crushed him between the curb and pavement. He leaves behind several children.
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Omaha
Collins
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