Mary Gottsche a Longtime Hamburg Resident Dies
Mrs Mary Gottsche born Mary M Hamann in Germany September 20 1854 died June 12 1936 at her Hamburg Iowa home She came to America at age 11 lived in New York City two years settled in Fremook county Iowa in 1868 Married John Galle sche January 10 1870 and had five children survived by son William H Gottschle and daughters Emma Simons Rose Goltsche Helen Miller seven grandchildren one brother Henry J Hamann of Parragut Iowa and other relatives She was christened Lutheran as a child and later joined First Presbyterian Hamburg where she served as faithful member Funeral services conducted at home by pastor A Larsen with Rev Overholser assisting Burial in Hamburg Seowiery.
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Mary M. Hamann
Germany
Framburg
America
New York City
Fremook County
Towa
Amens
Roe
John Gallesche
Nancy
Gotlecht
Hainsburg
Emma Simons
Kanan Cry
Rose Goltsche
Hambur
Helen Miller
York
Bhealy
Gramichilen
Heory J. Uamann
Parragut
First Presbyterian Church
Hamburg
Tbe Fas
A. Larsen
BR. Overholser
Wourlsine
Hamburg Juniors Defeat Iron Buildner In Fourteen to One Victory
Hamburg junior team won at Uamburg ball park on Toustan afternoon by twenty one to four. Hanburg hitters pounded the ball with eight runs in the late innings as Babs hit a grand slam to cap the rally. Pitcher Than Bidnay recorded outs in the key inning while Atel and Metter contributed strong fielding and timely hits. The sister team traveled to Teleerton last Thursday for ANC velth phe tuum ab Waal lac.
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Famborg
Iron
Uamburg
Toustan
Boda
Uie Hanburg Beys
Atel
Hamburg
Hilger
Metter
Ah Corea
Fanlng
Babs
Hambury
West
Wad Tang
Bidnay
Jens Mach
Hamiuns
Teleerton
ANC
Sunset Service at Waubonsta Park North of Hamburg
A Sunset service will be held Sunday evening June 26 at Tipm in Waubonsts tate Park north of Hamburg. Shen anidoah Congregational church Men’s choir sponsors the annual religious event with a notable speaker and special music. The park offers a panoramic Missouri river valley view and is near paved highway No 3 with graveled access everyone is welcome.
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State Furie
Waubonststate Park
Hamburg
Tipm
Congregational Church
Shenanidoah
Nissouri River
Towa
Queen Esther Circle Elects Church Officers
The Queen Esther Circle of the M E church met at Mrs Jay Kirkendall s home Tuesday evening for the annual election of officers. Amelia Beach was named prudent CUTR Richardson vice president Marmumite Zuch recording secretary Velma Richardson corresponding secretary Mary Glen treasurer Evelyn Collins led the meeting with a brief, engaging report.
Three youths steal car. captured next day near Council Bluffs
Three boys under forty, in Council Bluffs, steal Harry Holker’s car Thursday evening. They confess to stealing four oars in two days and travel about 289 miles before arrest. Two boys sentenced to Bidora Industrial School. third imprisoned due to youth.
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Harry Holker
Bidora
Hock Bort
Lney
Ag Homburg
Hollingy
Trey
Mr. Syliger
Danley
Tiglliger
Marniae Council
Tarkio Weighs New Car Tax Ordinance
Tarkio city council passes a tax plan imposing 2.00 on all pleasure cars 3.50 license for two ton trucks 4.00 for larger vehicles aimed at funding street maintenance and repairs. A 5.00 levy on business enterprises is also considered, with proceeds directed to municipal upkeep.
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Tarkio
Tarnio
Uno
Tarkin
Atta
Irikeenaey
ERD 'Arkie Council Hs
Feta
Street Dance Brings Community to New Musical Event
A lively street dance followed a band concert by the newly formed community group. Dancers and attendees filled the stand area as plans for restrooms and a public dining space were discussed. Dorothy Palin and others attended, with several locals noting previous visits to the site. The remediated building work at the Mie Br Ri G. Danley office location proceeds, including a new waiting room near the front.
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Joes
Wilds Tin Godern
Bet Ley Anil
Stanley Call
Yoga Pines
Dorothy Palin
Muir
Lny
G. Danley Office Pie
Trom Tie Mutist Telephone Co
Hamburg Triumphs Over Riverton In Turbulent League Tilt
Hamburg beat Riverton 11 to 3 in a windy afternoon game delayed by rain and poor field conditions. Starting pitchers Simpsony and Ward allowed most runs as Hamburg opened strong with a seven to one lead, Riverton rallying briefly before Hamburg extended the margin. Next game at Riverton is scheduled, with follow ups against Fairsae. The text also includes a mixed obituary noting Maycl 14, 1966 birth and a double obituary.
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Thunbury
Lam
Riverton
Gane Gay
Wie Leage
Bie Kore
Rainbury
Lothal Pines
Simpwon
Clark
Ramson
Riverkin
Wevitihston
Waid
Yambong Jae
Blanghard
Tat Jedaue
Ambhive
Fairsae
Py Arore
Sune
Ainy
Mamburg Abrue Marrow
Daskett
Lear
Trienett
Simpsamy
Lati
Jswatrom
Riventian Tailor
Ibdersn Cito
Sreedies
Hopkins
We Kino
Antervon
Iba
Steve d
Mr & Ward
Local Opera House Boxing Show Draws Mixed Reaction
A Friday night boxing card at the opera house drew a fair crowd. Several preliminaries were lackluster with many bouts ending early or declared no contest. The main event between Farmer Vance and Tully Metschman entertained, with Vance showing heavier punches while Metschman pressed the action. The hosting troupe from Hamburg and their well known manager were praised for a clean, talented organization and drew broad support from spectators.
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Opera House
Fis
Avekle Pierson
Sidney
Derry Goorlamin
Hanauurg
Syuateioan Gail
Dear
Olart Trylar
Hambure
Wits Ton Mutha
Fanes
Farmer Vanes
Heanon
Tully Metshman
Bolt
Tivhes
WMN
Priestman
Vance
Tan
Kent
Wren
Week at Only stars in a Young Society comedy show
A garbled column previews a local theater week featuring stars Mary Astor and Joel McCrea in a comedy with melodramatic dangers, promising thrills and romance. It highlights a Sunday to Tuesday slate with acts and a hostess, noting a mix of songs, dancing, and vaudeville style pieces.
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Qin
Hollywood
Crete
Minnie Saprente Weill
Mary Astor
Rasene Armstrong
Joel McCrea
Porokhy
Jordon
Ohers
Tuvalas
Andy Ghyde
Cnneddy
Vine Theott
jPickure
Msc
Yoniarids
Miss Lindley
Jai
Mira
Mallaty
Binutitas Mare der Aapeek
Jviry
Veta
Yale
Ronan Usb
Baer
Edson Dies After Long Travel and Work Life
Edson died Sunday following a long career that kept him abroad for weeks and decades. He spent forty years of travel off Cowes and Bluts, living a well known life among friends and colleagues.
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Edson
Tan Kase
Edgar
Cowes
Fragmentary note hints at household duties and marriage
A garbled text fragment mentions domestic tasks and a proposal or marriage. It references house work, a planned change, and a modern sentiment about not targeting boys. The readable parts name unclear individuals and a general domestic context without clear events or dates.
New and Old Spuds From the Garden Hall
Lon Baker praised for the garden while neighbors debate modesty and credit. Monday a potato harvest surprise grew from the home patch as Lon and Bert Chiytur uncovered unexpectedly large spuds. The tale ends with a curious dig into seed and a peculiar feed.
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Lon Baker
Lon
Bert Chiytur
Ealing
Wear Talk at Eutage by Misota Gehnel speaker event
The Business and Professional Women's club held a talk where Misota Gehnel spoke on industry experiences and unconventional topics. Attendees, including Lewlie, Carl, and David BHI with wives, appreciated the insights and supported the event tied to their flower shows.
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Fic
Misota Gehneldir
Hr Eurgac
Grocery Boys Play Ball in Hamburg This Week
A chaotic description of a local basketball exhibition in Hamburg featuring five players per side. The match included varied ball handling and shots with several named players such as Donald Clayton Frank Blarr and Joe Nie, plus others like Lester Robinson and Dave Dennes. The report notes a close game with a lively crowd and swift action throughout the stage event.
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Kitton Ball Ag
Hamburg
Turen
Will Frank
Jackelon
Nadie Dunst
James Covertiye
Yasns
Lynmi Duck
Joe Nies
Lester Iobinson
Frank
Fred Niey
Dave Denes
Sidney Doctor Killed in Glenwand Crash
A Sidney physician identified as Dr A B Netson died instantly when his car left the road north of Glenwand Monday. Nelson and their daughter were injured. witnesses and responders conveyed details of the crash to authorities. County coroner Hagen said preliminary findings point to a traffic collision. scene investigation continued.
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A.B. Netson
Sidnes
Glenwand
Nelson
Minsites
Ain
Alma Fide
Hagen
Gloswood
Luventiartio
Dent
Suikamolie
Vacation on Bicycles and a Family Adventure
A fragmentary report describes a group touring by bicycle in May, with Ign De Mekee of Monell, Massachusetts leading two grandsons from Oklahoma. The party planned to visit capital cities and nearby states, aiming to fund school work and recruit in Kansas and Nebraska.
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Josh Boing
Pinkey
Ign de Mekee
Monell
Jack Dorriakson
Mekee
Monatt
Amy
Slawline
Sutentang
Mekere
Omulea
Fanealt
Manhattan
Topeka
Jawrener
Kansas
Nebraska
Keansm
Monet
Bist
Watt
May Weather Report From Aberrene Light Rain Expected
In May weather notes, dates include the 16th, 6th, 1st, 15th, 24th, and 310 with a chance of hail. The prevailing wind and temperature details indicate UNL conditions with a high around 28 and a low near 20.36.
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Tao
Ant UW
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Laem
Jeni Green
Alber McGinn
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Wilkin
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Mortert
Mary
Osoellah
Amd
Gana
Boysworth
C. O. P. Confab
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Iphe
Chere
Beaty
Mra
Bowie Elly Mae
Gort
Gollivan
E. Lowla
Ariel
Fuer
Oval Bradene
Winey Paihia
May Q. Clark
Delbert Bryan
Whyce Brothers
Towa Slaters
Roany
Manuel
le Rey
Larsen
Tanluyg
Mather
Eloek
Trent
A Howe
Buena
Irene Nie
Alana
Dave
Ted Winter
Pal Theiler
Alerahdeyity
Tormertys
Maayan
Minter
Gurdis
Grenada
May Haier
Bae
Notr
Brad
Arcive
Fiyneral
Haran Punerat
W. A
Butidine
Indovestyel
Webring
Mia
Sun
Wil Kass
Unig
Panei
Worstall
Anon Virenelt
Flint
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