Rexford Bennett Drowns in Mill Creek Ditch
Rexford Bennett, 10, died Monday after slipping into a three to ten foot deep ditch in the Earl Coslett field area near Eatreet bridge while swimming with companions. Local rescuers pulled him from the water. Drs. Danley and Sperry attempted revive efforts but he was pronounced dead. The funeral was held Wednesday at the Christian church. services were conducted by Rev. Willett and he was buried beside his mother in Humborp cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexéordt Bennett
Earl Coslett
Eatreet Bridge
Clayton
Malecky Dail
Ernie Dail
New -Bridge
Gerass
Rex
Malcolm
Trani
Tex
Mansfield
Aly
Uthl Cadie
Smith Bennett
Huannelty
Tor
Mildred
Ree
D. N. Willett
Humborp
Mrs Holloway P A and Cox Births and Funeral Notice
Mrs P A Holloway and Sarsh Elizabeth Cox were born in Atchison County Missouri on December 11, 1848 and June 17, 1928. At 72 years old she remained not a member of Lone Chapel Christian church. She was loving, faithful neighbor, aiding others in sickness. Funeral service led by Reverend Zyck at Lone Chapel church with grave side at Olive Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarsh Elizabeth Cox
Atchison County
Missouri
Hilloway
Lone Chapely Christian Church
Sicknens
Lene Chapel Church
Mr. Olive
Heid Cookin Demonstration At Hamburg Hosts Rally
A cooking demonstration hosted by Te Towa Nebraska Light and Power Company attracted strong attendance in Hamburg and nearby areas over Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. An expert demonstrated use of electric ranges as part of the company’s campaign, providing instruction and insight into efficient home cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heid
Te Towa-Nebraska Light & Hawer Company
Hamburg
Pontiac Sales Increase Reported This Year
Pontiac and Oakland car sales rose sixty two percent with new models selling well. The dealer also offers the Whippet and serves as the area agent for the vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac
Oakland
Fine Pictures at the Colonial This Week
The Colonial screens a big Thursday to Sunday program headlined by The Sherwood Sisters. Sally and Sherry Sherwood perform song and dance with a comedy reel. Features include Williams Rusell in Women Wine and a Wild West Show with Hod Gibson. Douglas Fairbanks appears Monday to Tuesday with action and adventure. Norma Talmadge's Camille closes the week on June 27 with two reels of stylish drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gelon Las
Howard
Sherwood
Sally
Sherry
Sherry Sherwood
Comedienne
Sowie
Cubup
Fim
Williams
Ruestll
Wohnan Wises
Fell
Garden of Eden
William Ruswell
Gibson
Colon
Olive Borgen
Cinem
Boes
Long Isand
Raliea
Sind
Davey Lemon
Douglas Fairbanks
Carl Dammon's Death Dinner: Farm Chronicle Obituary
Carl Dammon died Monday night at Hanbury hospital after months of ill health. He was 63 years old and leaves five brothers, with funeral at the Hamburg Christian church led by Rev. D W Smith. The body will be taken to Fowlerville for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Dammon
Hanbury Hospital
Mer
Damven
Everal
Grange Hall
Nicholas Senn
Omaha
Hamburg
Bye Grange
Hall
Closen-Tanch
Leprae
John
Henry
Fowlerville
Mich
Carl Damm
Christian Church
Mamburg
D. W. Smith
River Gut This Week Notes Flood Effects and Crops
The Nishnabotra river rose near Betreet bridge last Sunday and again on Tuesday, flooding lowlands and affecting roads. Despite flooding, the floodwaters aided crops, with potato crops now mature and home grown new potatoes entering markets as rainfall recedes.
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Nishnabotra
Betreet Bridge
Deains
Hospital patients and surgeries reported Friday and Wednesday
The record lists several patients at the hospital with tonsil removals and operations, including George Lorimer, Mia Bred Andrea of Tarkio, and Miss Mina Simmons of Riverton. Adds notes on patients Clon Adkins and James Smith, and mentions Virgil Mitlion and a newborn. An unrelated remark compares old cotton stockings to modern ones and quips on cheap coal and Arctic ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Keeves
George Lorimer
Smoming
Mia
Andrea
Mina Simmons
Riverton
Clon Adkins
Wornesitiy
James Smith
Kank Port
Larothy Smith
Virgil Mitlion
Arctic
Stockholders meeting scheduled by Page and Fremont counties agricultural society
Notice from Fremont Times files announces a stockholders meeting of the Page and Fremont counties agricultural society to discuss stock disposition and debt repayment. William Griffith, president, requests attendance at William's Hall on Saturday at 2 p.m. Also reports a minor traffic accident involving Ben Reaves and Mr Reeves with Reaves injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Times
William Griffith
Ben Reaves
Nannitiz
Ant
Woorte
Mr Reeves
Mr. Woods
Lone Chapel Plans Children Day Program
The Lone Chapel Church will host a children's day program on Sunday June 24 with a basket dinner at noon and a program at 3 o'clock. The event invites the community to attend.
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Lone Chapel
Vacation Bible School Opens July 2 at Baptist Church
Church announces its annual vacation Bible school for children ages four to fourteen, running July 2 to 18. Registration is Friday, June 25 at 3 p.m. at the Baptist church. Tuition is free and materials are furnished by the court. the two week program will include handwork, dramatization, storytelling, and Bible teaching with new rooms and art routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Church
Santer
Mae
Ub Fa. m
Lok Afl
Shomt
P. E. G. Chapter DI Meeting at Hamburg Country Club
Members of Chapter DI of the P E G met at Hamburg Country Club Tuesday at 1:30 pm for their routine meeting. Mrs Anun Wirkinwn reported on the convention. After business, golf was played and prizes awarded. Eleven buttons were given to each attendee to buy boxes for the present committee. A supper followed and new BT L members were initiated: Dr. R. C. Danley and S. E. Hoyne. Miss Phebe Mitchell led a vow ceremony for new and old auxiliary members.
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P. E.G
Hamburg
Anun Wirkinwn
BR. I. Ws
Gallera
Herrick Shailey
Atu! Muss
Araminutes
R. C. Danley
8. E. Hoyne
Phebe Mitchell
PE. O. Sisterhoon
Former Hamburg Resident Dies at Watson
Obituary for Tennessee Lawson Good born March 4 1802 in Pike County Hotos. Moved to Atchison Missouri at age three, settled Hamburg 1869, married George Boyar 1861 and later Tibert Geni 1863. Died June 18 1928 at age 67 3 14 in Watson. Funeral June 20 at Fivobylerian church Watson. Burial Hamburg Cemetery.
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Tennessee Good
Watson
Missouri
Atchison County
Aha
Hamburg
George Boyar
Deernsber F
Wig
Tibert Geni
Wateou
Mr. Good Slred
Ars
Gao
Watnes
Cumberlail Presbyterian Church
Jarmer
Eut Ganized
Stata
Mra
Catherine Peebles
Denver
Colo
S. E. Lawson
Barnes Mates announce marriage near Hamburg Iowa
The marriage of Ruby Barnes to Albert Mattes was revived for Friday June 18 in Sidney Town. The groom is the oldest son of Mr and Mrs Albert Mattes north of town. The couple will reside in Hamburg Iowa after July 1.
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Ruby Drunnen
Albert Ko Mattes
Fornday
Sidney, Town
Key
Miles
Grim
C.F Barnes
North of
Lowa
Sulney Dien School
Peru College
Hremont
Woodbury
Tha Groom
Albert Mattes
Ford Motor Company
Hamburg
Cleok
Thesl. & A. Chevrolet Corpunty
Aml Trebtkah
Dividend Checks Arrive With High Per Cent Payout
The town State Bank announces a 649 per cent dividend, with a receiver appointed in December 1926 and all opponents receiving sixty per cent dividends before the latest checks. Depositors are told their checks will be mailed, while a New Orleans creamery company appoints an agent station for delivering cream to the Teed state, improving shipping convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lve
Desembery
Crean Stuliust
Pho Palla City Creamery Company
Hag Appointel
Dhe Levin Seed Company
Aus
Ereima
Hamburg navigates detours as bridge work disrupts traffic
Hamburg merchants and county supervisors organize detours and road openings to ease access during bridge construction. A state line and local routes will be prepared for motorists from east and south, with No 4 paving and a temporary road along the right of way to connect Crain core area. The plan aims to keep commerce flowing and show cooperation with patrons amid the highway project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thussiayettie
Docn 2
Hamburg
Here Aml
Hlamburg
Finnell
George Lusby
Charles Allison Place
Estecet Bridge
Crain
Hambans
County Board of Supervisors
Lave
Tradine
Mrs Leni Named Delegates Near National Convention
Fragmented text notes Mrs Leni being named a delegate to the national convention from a district. Mentions Hamburg, New Orleans, and travel by flight. Describes a commentator’s view on qualifications and travel, with garbled lines about streets and safety improvements in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MTR
Tex
Leni
Bris Maines
Distriet
Hamburg
Mevtune
Kleinge Hhorough
Haute
New Orleans
Bheewood Sisters Coming Vaudeville Act at Colonial Theatre
Sally and Sherry Sherwood present 247 act vaudeville on June 21 and 22 at the Colonial Theatre. The sisters perform songs dances and comic sketches with Sally also appearing in a short motion picture. Sherry displays wardrobe and dancing talent while supporting her sister. An all star cast accompanies the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bheewood
Sally
Sherry Sherwwood
Ue Colonial
Misa Sherry
Rojak
Ghent
Hamburg Free Fair Coming to Hamburg This Fall
The Fremont County fair association plans a large carnival with new midway attractions and Gypsy Strati performers plus radio station talent from Shenandoah and Lincoln. Exhibits include stock, floral displays, and a large program with a grandstand lineup while admission is at the gate and tickets are not sold in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont County Pair Association
Liegenekamd
Kershaw Greater Shaws
Alam
Uyfair
Ant
Lids
Dease Tounty Fair
Garly Initcallyno
Peepura- Liona
Ducure
Wade
Secure Club
Aml
Paaph
Lida
Pha
Hamburg
Priitingeoe Pramiumtists
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rexford Bennett
Lancheon
Jamen
C. E.danforth
S. KR. Overholser
Rod Fisnell
Wert Reid
Jack Finnel
Friany
Aftenoon
P. A. Holloway
Colonial
Church Vacation Bible School
O's
Barnes-Mattes
Elaver Politicien
Banilaon Te Ik
Hellene Ine J
New York
DD. Lone
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