Merchants Grays Defeat Shenandoah Five One
The Merchants Grays beat the Shenandoah five to one in a Sunday game before a crowd exceeding a thousand. Hamburg’s team, praised for a strong season, avenged a prior loss at Shenandoah and continued a winning streak against Hughes Palmers Nonpariels Ellingers Malvern and Tabor. The story notes a lively attendance, good sportsmanship, and a promise of a stronger season ahead. Also reported is the death of Buster Strait of Sidney, former county recorder, who died after a fire-related accident and was buried at Mt Zion. He leaves a widow and his parents.
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Hamburg
Mount Arbors
Shenandoah
Hughes-Palmers
Tabor
Krug
Speaker
Simmons
Clark
Wamburg
Watson
Murphy
Payne
Buster” Strait
Strait
Sidney
Mt. Zion
Mt. Strait
Buster
Fremont County Savings Bank
Community Stores Consolidate Into Cash Grocery
This week J. S. Draper and George A. Hardy purchased the Community Service store stock and will move the Hardy and Shelton grocers to the former Community location. The new Cash Grocery will be owned by Draper and Hardy with the trustee selling the Community Store stock concluding the business.
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Community Service
J. 8. Draper
George A. Hardy
Hardy & Shelton
Cash Grocery
George Hardy
Former Hamburg girl tops senior class at Echo
Kathleen Shaw, a former Hambur g girl, ranked third in the senior class with an average of 94.78 at The Echo, published by Council Bluffs high school. Thirty one students averaged above ninety, and Shaw serves as an associate editor of the publication.
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the Echo
Council Bluffs
Hamburg
Kathleen Shaw
Miss Shaw
Stoner Buys Building Occupied by Golden Red Cafe
Ralph Stoner purchased the building occupied by the Golden Red Cafe, owned by J. E. Morgan. The structure has undergone extensive repairs and interior refinishing. Mrs. Savanna Sims of Solsbury, Missouri, is visiting the home of her son R. L. Sims and family.
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Ralph Stoner
Golden Red Cafe
J. E. Morgan
Savanna Sims
Solsbury, Mo
R. L. Sims
Pueblo Relatives Safe R. H. Cunningham Letter
R H Cunningham in Hamburg reports from Pueblo that relatives are safe and well though water light and gas are nearly exhausted. Mir Cunningham has been drafted for guard duty. Stanley Walburn and his wife escaped unharmed in a separate incident noted elsewhere in the paper.
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Pueblo
R. H. Cunningham
Galo
Hamburg
Mir. Cunningham
Stanley Walburn
A. A. Walburn
Lone Chapel News Notes
O C Buck and family visited Sunday with John Erickson and family. Kelley Hess and family visited with the Glyde Hess family Sunday. There will be no regular Children day program at Lone Chapel Sunday. In the evening a short program of songs and recitations will be given, followed by a home missions talk by the pastor. Program starts at eight o clock.
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Lone Chapel News
O. C. Buck
John Erickson
Kelley
Shenandoah Baptists Hold Inspiring Meeting at High Creek
Twelve men from the Shenandoah Baptist church visited High Creek Sunday afternoon to conduct services. Rev. D. W. Griffith leads the Shenandoah church and oversaw the inspiring layman directed meeting.
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Shenandoah
High Creek
The
Baptist Church of
Entertaining Afternoon at Colon Home Hosts Friends
Mesdames Howard Colon and Paul Rees led a Tuesday gathering at the Colon residence entertaining many guests with the number forty two noted as the afternoon's theme. Light refreshments were served to attendees.
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Mesdames Howard Colon
Paul Rees
Colon
Presbyterian Church Service Schedule and Sermons
The Presbyterian Church offers Sunday school at ten in the morning followed by a morning service at eleven. Junior sermon titled Some thing that Nobody but a Woman Could Do and senior sermon Jesus and John. Evening service scheduled for eight o'clock.
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Presbyterian Church
Jesus
John
Local notes from Hamburg and area travel updates
F E Cowden visited Hamburg Monday and shipped a car of hogs from Riverton while checking slong. Editor R L Sims went to Sali bury Missouri to fetch his auto stored since January, returning home Monday via good roads. Miss Olive Ives begins a month vacation from the post office, planing to visit Glasspy Park Montana and friends. Miss Ruth Crabtree misses work due to mumps. Joe Nies injured his foot stepping on a nail, keeping him off his feet for several days.
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F. E. Cowden
Hamburg
Riverton
R. L. Sims
Salibury
Olive Ives
Glaesey Park
Montana
Ruth Crabtree
Joe Nies
Uncle Sam Pays Semiannual Liberty Bond Interest
On June 15 the Seventh Federal Reserve District received 42 million dollars in interest on First Liberty Bonds and Victory Notes. About 1.129 billion in securities were subscribed in this district as bondholders convert coupons into Treasury Savings securities, with Postmaster Ives confirming coupons accepted as cash for purchases.
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Federal Reserve District
Treasury
Fred L. Ives
Treasury Savings
Liberty
Four Legged Chick Aims For Hamburg Fair Exhibit
Howard Anderson shows a chick with four legs found in Hamburg. He plans to exhibit it at the Hamburg Fair if it survives. The extra legs sit behind the walking pair and offer no aid to locomotion. The chick is active and often hungry, according to Anderson.
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Howard Anderson
Howard
Hundred Boosters On Auto Tour From Council Bluffs
On June 21 and 22 a group of boosters leaving Council Bluffs will tour southwestern Iowa with representations from over a hundred business houses. The trip, under the Chamber of Commerce, will visit Pacific Junction Glenwood Tabor Sidney Thurman Shenandoah Riverton Farragut Imogene Red Oak Oakland and return the same evening.
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Council Bluffs
Towa
Chamber of Commerce
Pacific Junction
Glenweed
Tabor
Sidney
Thurman
Nambure
Riverton
Farragut
Imogene
Shenandoah
Red
Entertain Club Mesdames McCrory and Stafford Host Mt Olive Group
About twenty members and friends of the Mt Olive Kensington were entertained Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George McCrory. Guests included Mrs L G Zuck of Sheridan Wyoming and Mrs Dave Barnett of Fairfax Missouri. Light refreshments were served and all reported an enjoyable time.
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George McCrory
George Stafford
Mt. Olive Kensington
L. G. Zuck
Sheridan, Wyo
Dave ‘Barnett
Fairfax
Kensington Meet Hosts O. B. S. Kensington Guests
Mrs J Dinwiddie and Miss Kittie Jones hosted O. B. S. Kensington members at their home on Wednesday afternoon. The gathering featured fancy work and conversation followed by dainty refreshments.
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O. B.S. Kensington
J. 3. Dinwiddie
Kittie Jones
Excursion on the Missouri Steamboat Trip
A Hamburg party rode five miles up the Missouri on the Daniel Lindsey steamboat, used by Woods Brothers to monitor river cutting on their land. The trip included Dr EB Richards, George Gilmore, I B Cowden, Will Rageth and family, Wert Reid and daughters, L H Smalley and family, Dr A E Wanamaker and family, Mrs J W Wanamaker, and Fred W Hill, observing river works on the Nebraska side.
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Missouri
Hamburg
Daniel Lindsey
Woods Brothers
Nebraska
Eb.b. Richards
George.Gilmore
I. B. Cowden
Will Rageth
Billy
Wert Reid
Nelle
Louilla
Tom
Carl
L. H
Berg Pitches Douglas to 1–0 Victory at Home
H H Berg traveled to Cook Nebraska with the Douglas ball club and pitched a one hitter. Douglas won the game one to nothing as three Cook infield errors in the early inning paved the way. Berg allowed only a single hit over the nine innings.
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H. H. Berg
Cook
Nebraska
Douglas
Berg
Shriners Convention Draws 100000 to Des Moines
The national Shriner convention is hosted in Des Moines this week with over 100,000 attendees reported. Hamburg sent a delegation including Chas. Clayton L. R. Forsyth M. M. Payne Dr. H. D. Coy Dr. R. B. Danley C. W. Sturgeon EK DeJames and W. Mann from the area.
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Shriners
Des Moines
Hamburg
Chas. Clayton
L. R. Forsyth
M. M. Payne
H. D. Coy
RB. C.danley
C. W
Sturgeann EK
Mann
Evelyn Welch Dies After Serious Operation
Evelyn Welch daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Welch died in the Swedish Mission hospital Omaha on June 10 after an operation for a tumor She was born in Rivertown on April 14 1907 and died in Omaha June 10 1921 aged 14 years 1 month and 26 days Funeral services were held at the home Sunday conducted by Rev AV Conner and Rev H G Parker interment at Mt Zion cemetery She leaves one sister and her parents to mourn her untimely death
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Evelyn
Will Welch
Swedish Mission
Omaha
Rivertown
AV. D. Conner
Christian Church
H. G. Parker
M. E. Church
Mt. Zion
Fingers Caught in Fan Injures Mrs Good
Mrs. Wint Good suffered three badly bruised fingers after her hand became caught in an electric fan Monday evening while she attempted to turn it off. Power shut off then stopped the blades and caused the remaining pain.
Some Big Peas Mrs Roy Wooten Tops Gardener Rivalry
Mrs Roy Wooten proves a strong gardener, outpacing most men in pea crop. A single pod measures over four and a half inches, suggesting the men may have to yield the field.
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Roy Wooten
Gardner
Tabor Will Be Here for Game on Sunday
Merchants Grays plan to host Tabor for a Sunday game with Redenbaugh delivering his knuckleball. Tabor strengthens its infield and vows a real battle, following a recent strong performance against the Grays. Shenandoah visits on July 3 and July 4 they host Shenandoah at Shenandoah.
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Tabor
Merchants Grays
Nebraska City
Shenandoah
Shenandazh
Madison News Notes and Farm Bureau Meeting Report
Madison notes recount Mr and Mrs Anton Miller of Hamburg dining with son Adolph Miller and family. A Columbia school house Farm Bureau meeting earlier had good attendance despite rain with a brief program and plan for monthly meetings starting July 7. Visits include F and Brown with George Hartman family of Rock Port Mo Mrs Brown remaining with sister Mrs Hartman. Families of Staffors and Richards also attended Children Day with forty five participants and notable work by the committee. mumps reduced attendance. Ladies Aid hosted by Mrs W A Rice and Mrs D B Findley at Rice home with dinner. Mumps list includes J S Lloyd Brown and daughter Retta Orsville Son ner Harald Meek Rex Brown. Bob Atkins of Bridgeport Neb visited Walter Tice and family. Atkins formerly lived here. Prof McBlurry of Shenandoah spoke in town for college matters and had dinner at A P Miller home.
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Madison News
Anton Miller
Hamburg
Adolph Miller l
Farm Bureau
Columbia School House
F. &. Brown
Isunday
George Hartman
Rock Port
Brown
Little
Hartman
George
Ray Richards
Ladies Aid Society
W. A. Rice
D. B. Findley
Tmumps
Js. Lloyd Brown
Retta
Orsville Sonner
Harald Meek
Rex Brown
Bob Atkins
Bridgeport
Neb
Walter Tice
Mr. Atking
Omaha
Prof.McBlurry
Shenandoah
A. P. Miller
Baptist Church Announces Schedule Changes and Events
The Sunday school hour moves to 9 45 next Sunday with morning worship at 11. The topics are Alone With God and Byofit and Loss. B P U services grow in interest and profit. youth urged to attend. Shenandoah church invites locals to its semi centennial this weekend. Northern Baptist Convention meets in Des Moines June 22 28.
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Shenandoah Church
Shenandoah
Northern Baptist Convention
Des Moines
What Does Your Town Do For the Boys
Athletic grounds are a town's greatest asset and will pull boys away from pool halls and crime. With access to baseball and other sports, youths grow to love the town, while lacking facilities risks leaving them to trouble and self-hate, asserts Jack Harrison in Beloit Gazette.
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Jack Harrison
Beloit Gazette
Golden Red Cafe Reopens With New Look and Plans
The Golden Red Cafe shows 4 new appearances after renovations by painters and paper hangers. Mr Hiatt plans further improvements. Relatives learn Carl Davis, swept away in a flood near Sterling Cole, is improving and out of danger. George Dean, Northwestern Commerce graduate, expected home this week for a short visit before returning for a special summer.
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Hiatt
Carl Davis
Sterling
Cole
George Dean
Department of Commerce
Northwestern University
Mrs Walburn Rescued From Pueblo Flood Roof
Mrs Maude Walburn risked her life during the Pueblo flood while nursing a mother and infant on West Fifth. She refused to leave until the child and mother were safe, helped them into a boat, then forced a hole through the ceiling to escape onto the roof before rescue. The daily paper printed a four page flood edition due to conditions.
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Stanley Walburn
A. A. Walburn
Pueblo
Maude Walburn
W. Fifth
Produce Market Report Sees Steady Hen Movement And Butter Rise
Live hens move in normal quantities for the season while springs move slowly as farmers hold them until larger size. Eggs run reduced with fair export demand and a further market advance. Storage limited as production meets demand. Butter values improve on strong consumption and storage demand. Good pasture prospects suggest solid butterfat production ahead.
Local residents visit and travel notices in Waterloo area
Mr and Mrs Jas Bailey arrived Tuesday evening for a visit at the R Hoggatt and family home. They have wintered in California and are en route to Waterloo, expecting to stay until tomorrow. Miss Zada Porterfield goes to Des Moines for junior haut a quan tra training this summer. J F Porterfield leaves for Northfield Minnesota to begin work as platform manager. Mrs Wellington Davey was taken to Red Oak hospital for treatment and observation after weight loss concerns. R F Hickman and family and Miss Gene Bailey left for Winterset to visit relatives and attend Shrine activities in Des Moines. Pat Riley traveled from Fremont Nebraska to visit the Murphys and Messmers, saying he joined a secret society. Miss Kathyrn Morrison traveled to Council Bluffs for graduation week. she is in the Council Bluffs High School class and will graduate alongside the Hamburg schools record. Dr Morrison and family will attend the graduation exercises.
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Jas. Bailey
R. Hoggatt and Family
California
Waterloo
Zada Porterfield
Des Moines
J. F. Porterfield
Northfield
Minnesota
Wellington Davey
Red Ozle
R. F. Hickman
Gene Bailey
Winterset
Iowa
Fremont
Pat
Kathyrn-Morrison
Council Bluffs
Council Bluffs High School
Dr. Morrison
Miss Morrison
Hamburg
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Uncle Sam
Entertain Club
Kensington
Evelyn Welch
Chhance
Redenbaugh
Produce Market Report
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