Hamburg Chautauqua Dates Announced With Strong Program
The Hamburg chautauqua runs July 1 to 18. Featured speakers include Dr. William Forkell and Major A. S. Libby, with Martha Trimble, D. Lee Fitzpatrick, and Sarah Wilmer in varied acts. Notable groups are Sorority Singers, Craven Family Orchestra, Soli’s Marimba band, and Kenilworth Players. A junior department offers children’s activities, adding instructional value and outside talent. Plan to attend daily sessions for a full program.
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Hamburg
Martha Trimble
Sarah Wilmer
Sorority Singers
Craven
Soli
Kenilworth Players
Sessons
Scout Organization Elects Leaders at Town Library Meeting
A Tuesday library gathering perfected the Boy Scout organization with Rev. W. H. Hoge named president, Dr. A. E. Wanamaker as vice president, H. Dow as secretary, and Frank Miller as treasurer. O. A. Ogren of Council Bluffs was chosen Scout Executive for five months to organize two or three troops and recruit scout masters. the drive aims to raise one thousand dollars.
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W. H. Hoge
A. E. Wanamaker
Frank Miller
O. A. Ogren
Council Bluffs
Ogren
Tenhulzen Buys Partner Interest in Hamburg Cleaning Co
Tenhulzen has purchased Hargis's interests and will run the Hamburg Cleaning Company. A first class cleaner and presser has been hired and is already at work. The change occurred on Tuesday. Plans for Hargis's future are not known.
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A. Tenhulzen
Hargis
Hamburg
Tenhulzen
Presser
New Manager at Golden Rule in Fort Scott
Harry Caughlin of Fort Scott Arkansas arrived to take over the Golden Rule store from Mrs Flora Wooten. He is Bert Caughlin’s brother and an experienced businessman.
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Harry Caughlin
Fort Scott, Ark
Golden Rule
Flora Wooten
Caughlin
Bert Caughlin
Died in Omaha Mrs. Whalen of Tarkio remembered in Grange Hall
Mrs. Joe Whalen of Tarkio died in Omaha on Monday while there for medical treatment. She was known here as Myrtle Burg, previously of Grange Hall, and is mourned by the local community.
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Joe Whalen
Tarkio
Omaha
Myrtle
Hamburg to Play Brownville in Nebraska Showdown
Hamburg sends an all star team to Brownville Nebraska next Sunday for a high stakes game against the fast Brownville team. Brownville, bragging after a 16 to 1 win over Craig Missouri, hosts a $150 purse and gate split of forty percent.
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Brownville
Hamburg
Nebraska
Craig
Missouri
Ducky” Holmes
Woman Killed As Fire Destroys Garage at Randolph
A garage fire in Randolph on Wednesday afternoon spread to a neighboring furniture store. A brick wall collapse trapped and killed Mrs. P. M. Johnson, with several others injured. Fire, fanned by wind, damaged stock and walls. losses total about $17,000 with some insurance coverage.
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Randolph
Ford
Tris
P. M. Johnson
Ind
Wm. Kerr
O. R. Harger
Tom Martin Furniture
Martin
Corn Growing Fine Now in This Section
Hot spell pushed the corn crop ahead, with many farmers expecting a bumper harvest by the Fourth of July despite a late start. Plowing and haying for alfalfa proceed as workers rush to finish before wheat harvest. Early alfalfa yields are reported to be the finest in years with rapid growth and well cured color.
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Ivery
Popular young couple wed in Omaha ceremony
Miss Isabel Zach and Earl Fisher were married Sunday afternoon at the parsonage of Rev. and Mrs. Titus Lowe in Omaha. After a short westward honeymoon they will return to Hamburg to reside. The bride, daughter of A. L. Zach, taught school and studied at the state university Lincoln. The groom, son of F. T. Fisher, rose from railroading to assistant cashier at the Bank of Hamburg and has served as city clerk.
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Isabel Zach
Earl Fisher
Omaha
Titus Lowe
Lowe
Hamburg
A. L. Zach
State University At
Lincoln
F. T. Fisher
Bank of Hamburg
Eastern Star Social Evening Delights in Holdridge Visit
Members of the Eastern Star enjoyed a social evening after their session on Monday. Several solos by Mrs. Burt Caughlin, visiting from Holdridge, Neb., delighted attendees. Hostesses included Mesdames A. A. Simons, John Finnell Jr., Misses Kittie Jones and Rose Gottsche.
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Eastern Star Order
Burt Caughlin
Holdridge
Neb
Mesdames
A. A. Simons
John Finnell, Jr
Kittie Jones
Rose,Gottsche
Mixed Up in Car Deal Lands George Payne in Court
George Payne was summoned on a charge of accepting and harboring stolen property a Ford car. He posted 3000 cash bond for trial set for tammorraw and claimed innocence though admitting minor involvement with the vehicle. Payne said a man asked at Burlington station for a route and storage, Payne offered a place, and the car was later taken. he also noted chauffeuring by H. E. Shelton once due to his father’s illness.
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George Payne
Clar- Linda
Tammorraw
Payne
Burlington
Sioux City
George
H. E. Shelton
Watson
Month of Weddings Brings News From Ham burg Area
The Month of Weddings in Ham burg and vicinity sees four couples taking homemaker vows with H O S guidance. Grace Zack and Olin Maupin married in Omaha after plans to visit relatives, both well regarded locally. Orville Addington and Alma Zack wed in Rock Port, she a former teacher and he a McNeal store employee at Watson. they are popular and well regarded.
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Hamburg
Lone Chapel
Grace Zack
Omaha
Olin Maupin
Chas. Fisher
Orville Addington
Alma Zack
Rock Port
McNeal
Watson
Rev Tandy 15 Given Increase
Rev A W Tandy formerly pastor of the city Baptist church now in Mason City Iowa receives a salary raise to 3000 a year by unanimous vote of the congregation. The community honors him for a Doctor of Divinity degree conferred by Des Moines college and recognizes his influence on Baptist policy and education. The monthly social event featuring a cafeteria lunch accompanied the meeting led by Dr Martson.
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A. W. Tandy
Baptist Church
Mason City
Iowa
Tandy
Des Moines College
Fandy
Baptists of
Martson
Griffiths Return From Eastern Trip After Church Visit
Rev and Mrs D W Griffith returned last Thursday from an eastern journey to attend sessions of the Southern Baptist Association in Washington DC. They visited Philadelphia with their daughter and sons and also stayed in Johnston NY to see relatives. They toured the Chester PA seminary where Mr Griffith graduated thirty eight years ago and met many former classmates and friends.
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D. W. Griffith
Southern Baptist Association
Washington, D. C
Phildelphia
Johnston
WN. Y
Griffith
Chester
Hamburg to play Shenandoah in two weekend games
Manager Opelt of Hamburg announces two future clashes with Shenandoah. Hamburg will travel to Shenandoah July 25 and Shenandoah will visit Hamburg August 8. Fans anticipate record crowds at both games.
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Shen
Opelt
Hamburg
Shenandoah
Entertainers Host Minnewaska Club Evening
Mesdames Whetstone and Wint Good hosted the Minnewaska club Friday evening at the Whetstone home. Members enjoyed playing forty-two and were served light refreshments.
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Mesdames
Whetstone
Wint Good
Shenandoah Rout Defeats DeVol Victors 4 to 2 in Local Play
Shenandoah edged DeVol Victors 4 to 2 on Sunday in a closely contested game. Next Sunday Shenandoah hosts Murphy Did Its of Omaha at Shenandoah grounds. Thurman beat Nebraska City Eagles 7 to 4, remaining undefeated with three victories. Morse of Omaha beat the Certified 5 to 4 in Nebraska City.
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S. W. Iowa
Shenandoah
DeVol Victors
Council Bluffs
Murphy-Did-Its
Omaha
Thurman
Nebraska City Eagles
Nebraska City
Morse
Fort Collins Socials Highlight Mrs Stow and Mrs Beyschlag
Mrs Fred Stow of Fort Collins Colo hosted a Monday seven oclock dinner for friends of the household with lively conversation and a reunion of old acquaintances. On Wednesday evening Mrs Iona Beyschlag staged a theatre party in honor of Mrs Stan followed by more social time.
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Fred Stow
Bess Danforth
Fort Collins
Colo
Iona Beyschlag
Stan
Are They Married Two Chicago Youths Rumored to Wed
Two popular young people in Chicago are reportedly married this week though relatives withhold confirmation. The couple, known in the younger social circle, is expected to receive congratulations once word is released.
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Chicago
Hold Family Reunion At John Wright Home
Last week a reunion gathered Erve Gene and John Wright, Mrs Laura Jones, and Mrs O G Mack at the John Wright home. Harve Wright of Eureka Springs Ark was detained by his wife's illness. It marked the first time all siblings had been together in years.
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John Wright
Harve Wright
Eureka Springs
Ark
Erve
Gene
Laura Jones
Mountain Grove
O. G. Mack
Amboy
Minn
Randolph Enterprise Sold to Stanton Publisher
Mr Mayfield of Stanton Nebraska has purchased the Randolph Enterprise idle since the death of Carl Huffacker. He expects to publish his first paper next week. The Mayfields arrived during Wednesday’s fire that threatened the property and could have caused a loss.
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Mr. Mayfield
Stanton
Nebraska
Randolph Enterprise
Carl Huffacker
Mayfield
Line Work Advances on South Town Electric Line
Work began this week on the electric line south of town through the Centennial neighborhood to Watgon. Delayed by material shortages and a labor shortage, the company expects to push the project as quickly as possible now.
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Centennial
Watgon
Hamburg Defeats Nehawka In One Sided Game
Hamburg defeated Nehawka Nebraska ten to nothing in a Sunday baseball game. Hamburg totaled eleven hits and four errors while Nehawka had four hits and ten errors. The game opened on a new diamond with a sunny, crowded grandstand awaiting shade as plans for improved facilities continued.
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Hamburg
Nehawka
Bloomer
Warnstaff
Burg
Mansfield
Lock Defeats Norris in Omaha Welterweight Match
Lock of Omaha defeated “Young” Norris in a three fall match at the local opera house last Saturday evening before a small crowd. Norris won the first fall in sixteen minutes, the second in six, and the third in thirty seconds with a roughhouse finish.
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Charles Lock
Omaha
Norris
Lock
Carraghout
Birthday Surprise for Maxine Miller at Party
Little Maxine Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs George Miller celebrated a birthday on Tuesday with a surprise party for thirty eight friends. The afternoon featured games and photos and refreshments suited to children. Neil A Anderson and wife Farragut visited here Wednesday and gave many presents to the birthday girl.
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Maxine Miller
George Miller
Maxine Re. Neil A. Anderson
Farragut
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Rev. Tandy
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