Hamburg civic group seeks charter for model aircraft club
A Hamburg community group aims to form a unit of the American Model Aircrafts and Gliders, with local sponsors Rev. A. L. Machulin and W. J. Rageth guiding a youth program to teach aviation basics, build model planes, and host contests. Enrollment at Austin Drug Store begins soon, with a bowling alley to be added to the new club facilities.
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Hamburg
American Model Aircrafters and Gilders
Towe City
Establioh 2
National
Orgenten Uon
F.C. Meyer
National Organization Board
Bamburg
Rev. A. L. Machuillin
W. J. Rageth
Wililau Dasach
Msthon
Wirplane
Austin Drug Store
West of Broadway at the Village hall audience event
West of Broadway presented tonight by the Depusses troupe in a small town village setting. A second showing Friday night promises musical numbers and a large children’s pageant opening the show. Tickets may be reserved at the Tingia dructor for Law Thigh school auditorium shows.
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Broadway
Weyts
Smintl
Thiy
Thuve
Y Ponty
Emmmey
Law Thigh School
Tingia
Cou
Inc
Fremont County Farm Bureau Plans Achievement Day
Committee in charge of the Fremont County Farm Bureau met Monday evening June 16 to outline plans for the Achievement Day event. Exhibits will be expanded with more commercial displays and a two day format. An evening program of entertainment is planned for Tuesday August 5, with a seven live committee arranging varied activities and township participation expected.
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Maree
Fremont County
Farm Bureau
Pitnie
Afree
Cormmitten
Jook
Shiskis
Jooks
Lie Counts
Wit
Praerat
Storms Knock Out Power Across City and Region
Severe storms swept a large area causing widespread outages in Hamburg and nearby towns. The Malvern substation required repairs before service could restart, with Lincoln also losing electricity for two hours. Damaged lines and failed connections halted attempts to reroute current from Omaha. The report also notes upcoming showings at the Colonial Theatre featuring Howard Colon and Dix.
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Jiamburg
Eny
Iowa-Nebracese Light & Power Company
Malvern
Carmpany
Omaha
Hamburg
Suns
Betail
Lincoln
Ceen
Shenaiah
Obituary: Mrs Leonard Cummins of Hamburg
Mrs Leonard Cummins of Hamburg died after a long illness, returning from a specialist visit in St Joseph. Born Susan May Stanley in Plymouth on November 7 1877, she married Leonard Cummins in Peru Nebraska on February 4 1913 and lived in Hamburg. Survived by her husband and children, she held leadership roles in local churches and organizations. Funeral at First Baptist Hamburg conducted by Rev A L MacMillan, with large attendance and interment at the nearby cemetery.
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Léonard “Cumming
Hamburg
Toner
St. Joneph
Susan May Stanley
Robert and
Frances Stanley
Plymouth
Henry Walltom
Williams
Leonard Cummins
Peru
Neb
Bain
Bse
Enn
Jalunfa
Indies Wid
Bible School
Real W. C.E. U
Kingdom of Christ
Mira
Cuttings
Mission Cirle
First Baptist Church of
Bungay
A. L. MacMillan
Washington Farm Bureau Meeting Sees Pantomime Play At Farm
At the Washington township Bureau meeting on Friday the Indian profort tenders will handle the program and present the pantomime play Three Wets Every Dog Has His Day. The presentation promotes a community project with a staged call for attention to an initiative. The acts depict themes from a past era to present day coopera tive values and women's rights, with a refreshment committee listed and Hamburg public library hosting the event.
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Washington Township
Frianne
Auteway
Aga
Tire
Chris Spiegel
Chiulmst
Herman Hinze
Tari Thuesets
True. Fetohwr
Adouile Zach
Defa
Hamburg
Wbrary
Mrs Sarah Peters Dies In Winterset After Long Illness
Mrs Sarah Peters longtime Winterset resident dies at home on North Second Street after years of poor health worsened by her daughter Dessie’s death. Born near North Liberty, she married Joseph L Peters in 184, lived in Monroe Township before moving to Winterset in 1883. Survived by son C R Peters and daughters Mrs T T Hickman of Hamburg and Mrs Stanley Locke of Tacoma. Funeral conducted by Rev John T Hall at Baptist church, burial in Winterset cemetery.
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Sarah Prances
Monroe Township
Winterset
Peters
Potera
Madison County
Baptist Church
Woman's Relief Corps
C. R. Puters
International Harvester * Formspany
Des Moines
Tt. F. Hickmah
Hamburg
Stantey Lockette
Twaco
Washington
Lochrie
Jobs T. Hall
Saptise Church
Torsday
A. &. Kopfer
Gind Brook
Beters
Madisoniat
Garden Club Meeting at Mrs Matthews Home
A garden club meeting was planned at the home of Mrs. Bruce Matthews on Tuesday afternoon Turn 24. Attendance was recorded as 16, with refreshments to follow.
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Wamburee Gevaen Cnyn
Pote
Bruce Matthews
de Atte
Hamburg merchants close Friday for tax event with LaowFra band
Sieres Clem Friday. Hamburg merchants will close from 1 to 2 p m on Friday for the tax encort of the LaowFra band arriving from probate Time at Hasna City. They will play in Hamburg and then in Shenan. Afterward the WC TD will hold a picnic at Myrtle Purnell’s, four miles east of Hamburg, Tuesday June 24 at 1 pm with covered dishes and chicken. County officers will be honor guests. Nora Pinnell and J F Porterfield assist hosts.
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Phelps City
Moray
Sieres
Hamburg
Hasna City
Mamburg
Erate Eahh Fae A
Jte
Noah
Mats Atrest
Ediverton
Shenanon
Wanlon
Avery
Judges Nominated for Fifteenth Judicial District
A public convention in Council Bluffs will nominate five judges for the Fifteenth Judicial District. Nominees include Thaywie O and D Whieler from Gallant Bnffs, Kenneth R Cook of Malvern, J Hy Mantz of Audubon, Earl Peters of Clayinda, and J S Dewell of Mik-sour d Valley. One two year term fills the Cook seat due to a pending election. Delegates total 122 from nine counties including Pattawattamine with 34, Audubon 7, Cass 16, Fremont 10, Harrison 14, Mills 10, Montgomery 18, Page 18, Shelby 10.
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Pitionth Judicial District
Council Bluffs
Guenerd Themeeclges
Thaywie O
D. Whieler
Gaunell Binffs
Kennneth R. Cook
Malvern
J. Hy Mantz
Auducon
Earl Peters
Clayinda
Pattawattamine County
Ilk
Audubon
Cass
Fremont
Harrison
Fragmentary Ledger Notes on Poultry and Diet Observations
A garbled historical excerpt mentions a hen and egg production, weights, measurements, and peculiar diet notes. It references a person named Somatinms and hints at a discussion of incentives and emotional effects from labor.
Natural Gas Soon Reaching Rural Areas After Franchise Move
Power company plans rapid gas piping into Rumburg following Rex franchise vote. Line now extends from Halmyra to the Missouri River crossing near Plattsmouth, with 600 workers laying miles of pipe daily. Gas expected at little or no cost for basic municipal use as promised, boosting local business and heating.
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Iowa-Nebraska Light A: Power Company
Wac- Brat
Misgouri
Plattsnsaultt
Alonzo F Shuey dies after long illness at 73
Alonzo F Shuey a Hamware dor tiny yess resident died June 14 following a stroke after an extended illness. Born December 7 1853 in Polk county he lived in Hamburg and Council Bluffs with his daughter Mrs John Hupp. He worked as a cement maker and was active in the Church of Christ. Survived by daughter Mrs Clifford Lewis and son Wilford Shuey among others. Funeral held in Hamburg with burial in Mt Olivet cemetery.
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Fr. Shuey
Hamware Dor Tiny Yess
Mix John Hupp
Goynell Burts
Taines
Shuey
Council Bluifs
Wis Porn
Polk County
Law
Doh Hupp
Coun
Abagall
Paria Hupp
Council Bluffs
Freddig Shure
Shuty
Tim
Church of Christ Ab
Hamburg
Mit
Vie
Clifford Lewis
Wilford
Misa
Cornell Dulls
Cliter
Meg Marie
Irving
Hivalver
Jame Shuey
Norton
Kansas
Johnson
Riley
Church of
Chris
Mrs Leroy Duncan Dies in Salle Community Funeral Plans Made
Mrs Leroy Duncan of Salle Community dies at noon May 1 after a brief illness. Born February 11, 1882, in Denmark she came to Nodales in 1912 and later lived in Los Angeles where she is survived by her husband Leroy Duncan four sons Leroy Jr Richard Ruthe nf ord and Gerald and a daughter Barbara two parents Mr and Mrs A E Clay a brother R B Choy and other relatives Funeral services will be held Friday at 2:00 pm at the Masonite Temple and her remains will be taken to W A Browns Funeral parlor in Los Angeles for cremation then interment at Onn Falls cemetery She was a member of Jan church and the Eastern Star Many friends extend sympathy.
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Salle
Lenant Loe
Ernin Awendolyn Tuncan
Dernadinn
Ida
Eime
Cromtie Needles
Leroy
Richard
Ruthenford
Gerald
Comtie
Barbara
E Clay
Choy
Los Angeles
Olde Astern Star
Masonite Tempie
W. A. Brown
Onn Fallows
Erminiale Wes Kenown
Tragic death shocks Omaha family amid town baseball notes
Henry Marker received word of Burday evening about Jame Cin. Cin, aged sixty, committed suicide at his Omaha home by hanging near a woodshed. Mrs Cin found him about 2:30 p.m. Afterward, Henry Marker reported to the Cin family in Omaha. Nearby, Hamburg youth baseball notes mention a recent win by a Nebraska City team and list players from Hamburg and Nebraka City squads.
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Guluige
Henry Marker
Jame Cin
Auleide
Pilerosa
Omaha
James Bennett Robbed on Argyle Street at Night
James Bennett was slugged and robbed on south Argyle Street around 9:50 p.m. as he walked home from town. Two men attacked from behind in darkness, striking him on the head and stealing money from his shirt pocket while he could not identify his assailants. Police were alerted but could not locate the robbers.
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James Bennets
Argyle Street
Mr. Bennett
Iris
Ubon
Ingelarlec
Clive Martin
Mr. Martin
Wiliam Stary
Pori
Manly Jook
Bennett
Lina Trenses
Gac
Mer
Star Route Extended
The Taber Form route formerly delivered mail to Sidney only. Changes in the Taber and Northern railroad render the route inoperative. A mail run from Yahor to Taber is scheduled Sunday morning, with limited hours and reduced service along the line.
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Sidney
Tabor & Northern Railroad
Saoma
al Tromathers
Cris. Shelly
Yahor
Ad Pam
Palley Tong
Mike Tab
Small Boy Killed By Train At Hamburg
A five year old boy, Jackin Cites, was killed near the Burlington freight depot at Hamburg when struck by a northbound Burlington freight train No. 27 around 1 pm. He was playing with Parker children and ran onto the tracks. The engine struck him on the back of the head, dragging his body about forty feet before stopping. A coroner and jury ruled the death an avoidable accident. The boy’s grandmother and mother were notified as funeral arrangements were set for Thursday at 2 pm at the Joanson Funeral Home, with burial in Farragut Cemetery.
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Jackin Chis
Albert Chis
Burlington
Folie
Point Juat
Lralu
Tamergue Brukes
Kao
Fred Arnold
Linyd Cites
George Prerker
Gude
Parker
Uitte Parker
Rand
Duckie
Liegh
Prelems Abn
Mall Street
Mrt
Tome
Red Oak
Nebraska
Voroney
E. E. Roberts
Laure Jennen
Paul ‘Travis
Ralph Lovelady
Gilney
Dal Wes
Hamburg
Frey
Yisenser
Stalin
Mr. Ition
Kompany Republicans
Jackin
Belne
Empire of Indy No
Joanson
A. L. MeeMilton
Pater
Farragut
New Filling Staffer Plans Construction in Hanbury
A new filling staffer, Bruce Mauhuxa, seeks permission to erect facilities at a DW station in Hanbury. Matthews eyes an oil relation project on the south side near residents. Work to start ASAP with two lighting stations on Highway No 4 at Worth Warhinstom Street and a new station in the pawn area near Ghoyles Wa property pending approvals.
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Sai Paper En Inerdinesee
Bruce Mauhuxa
Hanbury
Matthews
Worth Warhinstom
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E. O. Moss
Theo
Kubel
Woes
We New
Teo Negroes
Richard Dix
Agave Sanyag
Mallinin Rd
Mrs. Leonard Cumming
Washington Farm Bureau
Sarah Peters
Ae Face
Baptist Fron
Oelock
Weplay de Che
Ndell
Ath
Sity
Panim
Juntar
Ay Renool
Ethel Thomas
Marjorie Siman
Misa Rie Havin
Moses
MacMillan
Mrs Knapp
Betsy Ross
Roy Prova
Woodward
Mish Beane Glimore
Endool
Saventyeming Pail
Ware Garolind
Faronne
Hiv
Cunkciontiaus Hamarist
Wil
Alonzo F. Shuey
Mrs
Leroy Duncan
Airs
Dallae Copeland
Llayd
Hamburg Boys
Yebaska City
James Bennett
Eoenj
Jackle
Baw
Albert
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