Mrs Thomas Johnson killed by automobile near River ton
Report from Hamburg hospital details Mrs. Thomas Johnson of River ton killed when struck by a car driven by Margaret Callahan on a country road near Whitehead residence. Coroner's inquest returned accidental death verdict. Eyewitnesses include Olive Whitehead and Cecil Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Johnson
Riverton
Ge Aulo
Margaret Callahan
Hamburg
Johnson
Anderson
Whitehead
Olive Whitehead
Ute Piece
Mint Callaghan
River van
L. ‘A. Baldwin
Hambute
Pridaz
Ralph Kavelady
Sidney
Verne Wray
A. EB. Woods
Fred W. Hui
Qve Whitehead
Joline
Cecil Johnson
Amay
Callihan
Madeline Callahan
Georgian Bolton
Miss Callahan
Mrs. Johnson
Alc
Peter White
Wil Nee
Mins Callahan
Sherif Redentmagh
Win Blaey
Life in India Told by Returned Missionary
Will Brown formerly a Hamburg titation speaker shared experiences from seven years as a missionary in India with his wife. The talk covered the Faith Home of Tabor and its broad reach in Adra Munim Trdi north of Oplotta, describing farming villages, women and children involved in work, and the mission’s aid to rice production and village life. attendees listened with interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wills Brown
Hamburg
Frangisey
Los Tangeles
Tabor
Ab Adra
Munim
Trdla
Oplotta
Mart Reypullons
Alain Arin
Belie
Afbor
Fara Reek Marten
Ile Alka Bane
Best Kept Lawns in Town Highlighted
An article praises the best kept lawns along Argyle Street near the Propp residence and Paul Garotto parcel, noting a flawless green blanket and lack of weeds. It urges slower driving, mentions Humborg’s ornamental shrubs, and hints at the town’s famed nurseries inspiring broader garden beauty across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argyle Street
George Propp
ET. Propp
Werth Reid
Paul Garotto
Humborg
Moore
Ian Toe Crom
Rome
Paseball Clash and Bridge News Highlight Local Happenings
Arrangements are under way for a large paseo ball game between the vildliners and Swanee's Fire Chiefs with invitations sent to past Merjnhants Greyston players. A June 20 date is planned, with Red Garrett umpiring. Also reports from Washington discuss a Brownville bridge project on the Missouri, delaying to June 12 1938, amid political debate and funding needs. In Sidney, Nematia County, two youths faced charges for breaking into a tobacco works, receiving a brief sentence and parole for behavior improvements. The item notes disruptions caused by petty theft and ongoing concerns over juvenile discipline and school attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vldliners
Swanee’s
Fire Chiefs
Mer J Nhants Greys Ton
Telve
Ki May
Joe Murphy
Runs Speaker
Pathy Zackert
Fran Renner
Henry Berg
Warnlatte
Uralania
Washington
Missouri River
Brownville
Rempleton
Department of Agriculture
Nematia Co
Nebr
Herald
Vive Hambara Woyn
Tinley
Sidney
Shem
Ritien
Toman
Henk
Tu Fudge
Fremont Girls Elect Officials at County Rally
The Fremont gathering in Hamburg district elected Laura Wle dur president, Frances Givens vice president, Margaret Dihlgeti secretary, and Bernice Maxwell historian as twelve clubs attended. Officials from Urinal Ever Ready and Fiver township met, with plans discussed for future events and uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Sidney
Laura Wledur
Mies Frances Givens
Path of
Hamburg
Margaret Dihlgeti
Farragut
Bernice Maxwell
Tibor
Mack Miner
Teri Wirdig
Rutty Jonnwan
Virginia
Mackey
Hetty Miler
Loty Alucekel
Amey
Jelt Club Ets
Death of Hamburg Young Lady After Operation
Death comes to Brett May Jennings, 21, of Hamburg after surgery Saturday native of Anderton born July 2, 1914. She attended Hamburg High then Lincoln High School 1927 28, long employed at Inter State Nurseries, admired for skill and kindness. Survived by mother Mrs Lawrence Cue and siblings Wayne Dale Amalt Jennings Clarence Bearary Albert Chrys, Roy preceded in death by father and one brother. Funeral services were held at Johnson Funeral Home Monday afternoon with burial in Oaklye Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mle Finte Jennings
Brett May Jennings
Anderton
Hamburg
Linccoln
Lawrence Cue
Atta Ce
Aid Sisters
A.B. Wayne
Dale Ard
Amalt Jennings
Clarence Bearary
Albert Grhrys
Hind
Roy
Puneral
Johnson Puneral
Wayne
Clark
Stelly Mauer. Anderson
Garland Anderson
Wis
Pitlouuury
Miestenbueg Hospital
Cox Chapel
Chae
Thomas Dohhsen
Edverton
Thomsa
Shin Heaven
der Iinstand
Thomah Johnson
Chas
Englemas of
Meaning
Geel Johnson
Riverton
Rasmond Whitenerd
Hele Anenderaon
Blanch Bea
Hminhung
RE. Anderson
Howard
Piedmont
Rouk Fort
Rovee
Shenandoah
John von
wWierton
Johnson
Surprise encounter at Long’s business shocks passerby
O B Long returns home to discover two young men aged about five and nineteen at his counter. The youths, from York Nebraska, voice greetings and reveal plans to visit Wheatland and Kansas City. The article notes Long’s reaction and hints at past relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caele
O. B. Long
Ome
Dr. Long
O. B
Otie
Paul
Mar York
York
Kansas City
Wheatland
Lem
Manny
Nebristin
Luncheon Held At Hutchinson Home In Omaha
Attendees included Mons. Fred L. Henderson and Mrs Harold Hutchinson at a Tuesday luncheon in Omaha. Relatives and friends gathered for a reunion after fifteen years, with numerous local residents and relatives listed among the guests in attendance at the Hutchinson residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usbeck
Mons
Fred L. Henderson
Omaha
Harold Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Hutehio
Tueweres
Wodredse
Emimebisbar
Recelwlt
John L. Lohan
Crie Uh
Thun- Jap
Towa
Iid DL
Hunderson
Hanis
Towns
John R. Kieyla
E.R Melanry
Ouiha
Mulan
Henderson
Small Boy Killed By Shotgun Discharge
A young boy was killed Tuesday by a shotgun discharge at home in Alver Tan I. The parents were away when the accident occurred leaving four boys alone. The two older boys heard the gunfire and found their brother dead. Authorities found little clear on how the tragedy happened as the older child claimed ignorance. The family expresses deep grief for the loss and sorrow after the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Syvesr
Talbert Handolph
Alvertani
Rhen
Riverton
Reas
Tony
Chiles
Local Youth Baseball Team Makes Noted Start
Four Missouri boys playing in a local league have begun the season demonstrating strong farm roots and growing reputations. Last Sunday, White Bates led Bavarinidh Mike in a 5 to 4 win as Charley delivered key plays, keeping the Nantucket club to six scattered runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Bad
Tong
Eineles
Buele
Bates
Mike
Charley
Les Ting
Ni Prev
Abel Inale Ghartey Punhed
Evapana
WWE
Xaher Dil Santimdine
Fragmented OCR Item Teases Unclear Wartime Warnings
A damaged OCR passage mentions warnings and names in a muddled wartime context with reference to individuals Abe Gtring and Gbhs werk and several scattered terms. The readable pieces point to a list of warnings, dates, and notable names, but details remain unclear.
Aging Blacksmith Hiram Boone Passes in Monty Region
Local notice recalls Hiram Boone a long known Hamburg figure and blacksmith who lived near Monty with his son Erastus. Born March 3 1830 in Frankfort Kentucky he joined wagon trains to California in 1849 and 1854. He served in the Civil War and fought at Gettysburg. He died recently at about 206 years, 3 months and three days, with services in Sheriden, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowing
Thurman
Hamburg
Boone
Riverton
Erastus Boone
Hiram ‘Boone
Darles Boone
Eaetuas Boone
Monty
Hiram Boone
Pranks Fort
Kentucky
Monmouth
California
New York
Tinos
Mukhig
Wold
Gettysburg
Hlyang Boone
Panera
Sheriden
Maa
Beabie
Obituary: Moen Thoms and Mauer Stelly Anderson Family
An obituary notes Moen Thoms and Stelly Mauer Anderson of Riverton, with survivors including husband Charles L., children Thomas, John, Charles Englemas, Geel Johnson, and Mrs. Raymond Whitener, among others. Funeral services were held at the Johnson Funeral Home, reflecting a life of community faith and family devotion.
Untitled Agricultural Scene With Harvest Equipment
Fragmented OCR notes describe a team near a cultivator with Avieaartilar pieces. The text notes crops in the county, a partially completed task, and a horse drawn machine ending in a stumble or drop. The readability is limited and details are unclear.
Shattered fragments point to a village wedding tale
A garbled OCR page outlines a wedding event near Starlight, with references to miles traveled, a rainy day, and plans led by Maes Eyeayr. Names and places appear jumbled, but the core note hints at a local ceremony or gathering with community involvement and directions to a venue northwest of Chal Min Wendie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misuust
Tretlat
Madavolys
Lid Mes
Balgages
Ann Gelled
Chal
Stee A
Caplet Erik
Lay Sermon and Civic Address By a Judge
A judge in Council Bluffs delivers a civic talk on poultry theft and moral conduct, urging parents to guide youths away from larceny. He sternly condemns stealing chickens as a contemptible crime and calls for community effort to shape honest citizens through work and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ring
John Te1ey
Council Bluffs
Nds
Benson
Kath Farpy
Hepburns Tad theater spooky show fills Colonial bill
Reading as fragmentary notes, Hepburn's Tad theatre presents Grresk of Jinaris with Kathryn Mophurt and Charles Bower. The text mentions a new performer Gable and a lineup of actors. next week offers After Officer Hours and additional performances on Thursday through Sunday with mixed praise and bustling theater life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketharing Mophurt
Charles Bower
Hepburn
Jinaris
Gharler Boyer
Uvat
Atreen Dana
the Colonial
Clink
Gible
Constance Ben
Nebl
Bua
Erwin
Tillie
Harvey Brenhens
Katharine 2
Exander
Alii
Clark Gable
Euunau
Perhajy
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Event
Fragmented text notes a Sunday morning event with references to people and places, including Ryilay and Mey Tiel PyBME. It mentions attendees, a procession, and a general sense of a community gathering with unclear details and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tumdelphe
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Matimers
Lene Yaya
Death Calle
Young Lady
Atheexere
Birot United
Cube
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Teras Lo Fa
Qimaha
Ffal Poony Pete
Piu
Hosein
Prewuyterian
Ducal
Phe W. Gop
Mark Vornce A. Darxest
Tyler
Hipcobe
Yologk
Baek
West Liberty
Bete Trieede
Taney Cn Wei
Atay Wormal
Warnund
Abe
Hubei Oy
Jetilaes
Maedes
Byie Eran Marten
Maes Eyeayr
Ube
Atereha
Walt Wong
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