Hamburg Reporter Manages Saturday Night Tragedies
A Hamburg Reporter's page recounts a fatal auto crash near Riverton involving Charles Medford and family, with Medford killed and Ants injured. The piece notes a funeral at the Presbyterian church, a separate fire at Bergner’s ice house, a fishing with local baseball results, and local social notes including weddings and visits, all reflecting a busy community weekend.
Farragut News notes local teachers and community events
Wieting left for Kansas over the weekend and will return Wednesday to take charge at the local school. He taught at Conway Town before coming here and was active in music and church work. The district balances staffing, so Wieting could not be retained. he arrived Friday from Chicago after visiting the Omory of Progress. The town hosts bridge clubs and church society meetings with several families noted. Farragut baseball aims for Shenandoah league participation with Woward Kraschel as manager, and the community holds a series of social gatherings, school programs, and visits among residents and nearby towns.
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Wieting
Fis
Mastin
Tex
Kansas
Conway
Arad
Ge Widae
Vieng Cowld
Chicago
Omory of Progress
Atal
Ottumwa
Honard Kraschel
Charles Gox
N.C
Kraschel
Rose
Walmyre
Ray Teaghout
Roy Higgins
Cave Feenall
Fine Congregational Sunday School
Cecil Metthews
Ane Iuane Woodrw
Eleanor Hall
NH. Hall
Cine
Aivan
Bouquet
Shenandoah ‘Transfer
Wards
Wabash Stockyard
Shenandoah
Essex All Farragut
Ata Pirragut
Honard Kraschet
Ray Derrickson
Pilgrim Daughters
Society of the First Congregational Church
Clyde Yarwell
Harry Monson
Frank Lertivkson
Charles Cox
Hersschel Whitehill
Spoht
Nevoodes Amor
Herschel James
West Dney
John Honpn
Agi
Mes
Chint Mast
Mian Myrile
Skanansoy Metd
Okla Mecrary
Mra
Arnleweet
Bury
Orville J. White
Faidlay Postrsver
Geraldine White
Chen
Main Street
Percival News Parcels of Family, Travel and Obituaries
Dorahhy Taylor of Bidney visited with relatives here last week. Several families spent Sunday at various homes including the Henkies of Dunbar and the Rog ers and Cr ockie families. Mrs Harris of Percival, born 1848 in Indiana, lived in several towns before moving west of Percival in 1890 where her husband died in 1900. Funeral services were held at the home and interment in Grandview cemetery. Other items note ill health, visitors from Omaha and Kansas City, and local social events.
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Shenandoah
John Clark
Palrfield
My. Clark
Direct
Clarence Campbell
Patricia Ann
Pred Poulson
Omaha
Chicago
Methodist Church
Suneday
B. R. Stroud
F. W. Eaton
Roberts
Blackwell
Oklo
Merton Hendricks
Pearl
Jim Brewster
Garden City
Swei Anderson
Burr Bardwell
Davenport
O. E. Brown
Williamsport
Pennsylvania
Nave
Mr. Brown
W. H. Davis
Byron Lightfoot
Sam Pierce
Arlene Burdick
Vera Fleming
Riverton
Weer
Hazel Morton
Sheman~ Dosh
Betty Mackay
Mackay
Rio
Stefon
William
A. O. Bricker
Farramit
Richards
Maminrg
Exo Brothers
Wm. Yates
Hamburg
Hawes Yates
Cornell Bluffs
E.R. Stroud
Fakragut
Mackay Wadlows
Keel
Dorahhy Taylor
Bidney
Oswald Henkie
Dunbar
John Wrigin
Claude Bicnell
Tabar
A. C. Rogers
4. H. Crockie
Margit
Paul Brockie Anti
Quentin Parkiven
Bernjamie F. Harris
Harries Harris
Kirtland
Indiana
Benjamin F. Harris
Smith Centter
Kun
Percival
Harris
We Congregational Church
B. B. Handy
Hine- Moe
Mars
Frank Loveist
Daily Barris
BW. Harts
Francis Andrews
Cornell Biulfs
F. M. Sisson
Nebraska City
Grandview Cemetery
B. Hume
Kansas City
Robert Eaton
Hamburg Hospital
A. J. Batterson
Kant
Rolched Nixon
Bambuns
Elmer Johnston
Weeping Water
Johnston
Mrs. Harris
John
Marvin Kelsay
Mrs. Dear
Belvidere
Nebr
C. B. Cotter
Danbar
Wit Rogers Home
Viulw
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Suicide ends life of Council Bluffs man
Ram Construction Company of Council Bluffs, a husband and father of eight, shot himself after returning home from work. Burial occurred in Sioux City, but family was not notified until after the funeral. He was married to Gladys Davison of Percival, who died eight months earlier, and had despondent since her death. He left behind eight children, his father William Jordan of Nebraska City, three brothers, and two sisters.
Eluded Pursuers Shuts Out Pursuit in Brief Report
A brief, fragmented line notes Fairfax Tei buhe eluding pursuers and a call to subscribe for the reporter today. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear event details or named organizations.
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