Hamburg hit by two severe storms and flooding
Storms swept Hamburg causing heavy rain and winds with about 1.25 inches of rainfall. Lightning damaged the Frank Kerner home radio and electrical fixtures while trees tore shingles and fences. Flooding and mud followed in yards and streets, with livestock sheltered and power briefly out. one death occurred as a funnel storm wrecked a vehicle near Her Table. Facility damage and cleanup spread through the town as crews assessed losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rai
Hamburg
Hearnburg
Frank Kerner
Upper Main Street
Vane
Lown
Beechileal
Cotimisden
Ham‘burd
Tarkic
Hanus
Dinos Klonghe Mishra
Red Oak
Slenandosh
Berne
Jonn Mielaen
Faenturg
Washington Street
Mowils
Neteon Dlacksmith
Pari Meek
Uone
Ewansoo
Nelson
Hamburg Firemen Defeat Red Oak in Seven Inning Win
Hamburg Firemen won 13 to 0 over Red Oak in a seven inning softball game. Clarion pitched well, allowing two hits and one walk with seven strikeouts while Lyster struggled for Red Oak. Hamburg opened with two runs, added runs in the second and third, then exploded for seven more in the seventh, while Red Oak could not solve Grayton early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithe Haiturg Flmen
Red Oak
Osk Falstafte
Hamburg
Clarion
Firemen
Slevim Balers
Lyster
Palstamts
Ub Fur & Wotnl
Alxteer Rita
Scontie Txo
Beam
Cletm
Neem
Den
Kot
Gude
Clayton
Larem
Neremult
Ghee
Romean
Baller
Seo eTrora
Mr. Charfr
Latwon
Grayton
A. Bolt
Wately
Hamburg Band Boosters Elect Officers at High School Meeting
The Hamburg Band Boosters formed a permanent committee to sponsor future band activities. Officers elected included Dr. Fredenlewsty as president Max Em s secretary Rudovity Nahkunal treasurer and Mrs. W W Baker ticket chairman Anunce committer Verne Wry chaired with Elza James and Mrs W W Baker assisting. A band concert is planned for Wednesday June 28 under Mrs Carl Binnwaldsted by Nets Fadats Mrs Fread Tronerson wind Mrs Tay Mmoth Nixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
At & Pom
Fredenlewsty
Max Ems
Rudovity Nahkunal
W. W. Baker
Anunce
Verne Wry
Witly Elza James
W. W. ‘Baker
Wednen
Carl Binnwalsted
Nets
Government orders Nishna River survey plan records
Dispatches from Weshingwo report Major General Behrey directs a survey of the Nishnabotna River in Iowa and Missouri for erosion control, channel straightening, and flood defenses. The plan includes large check dams and storage projects aimed at alleviating annual flood damage and stress on property along the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weshingwo
Duilan L. Behrey, Ohlet
Army Angsters
Nishnabotna River
Lowa
Land Missouri
Tonsil Clinic Attendance Dated June 14 15
The article lists attendees and participants of a local tonsil clinic held on June 14 and 15, naming many residents by town and full or partial names. It notes moved or removed individuals and mentions related events and honeymoons among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Permons
Conalix
Richard Baritex
Mary Barston
Willams Jackson
Mary Klump
Langdon
J. C. de
Count Charles
Ralph
Daniel Adamson
Rock Port
Guy Hammons
Thurman
Harley n+ cols
Bidtney Art
Joey Baird
June Hickman
Hamburg
Crystal Culler
Jean
Joan Rorebeck
Rankin Dinwiddie
Northboro
Lee Murtock
Westsboro
Virginia Chambers
Fara
Hil
Patricia Ann Henderson
Rhonandoah
Maxing Lang
Wealbore
Senator Sjulin Spoke to Kiwanians Thursday Meeting
Senator Sjulin addressed the Kiwanians at their regular meeting last Thursday evening. Benatar Cer] O. Byulin of Hambitne was the main speaker, with remarks noted as informative and engaging. Members praised the address and the senator’s clear grasp of legislative actions and state affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benatar Cer] O. Byulin
Hambitne
Berar Sfulin
Balte
Jan Eomape
Jaks
Stata Petantor
Carl
Kiwanty
Stulin
Boy Scouts Enjoy Hike and Campout
Eleven scouts from Hamburg joined a weekly hike led by Gene Traber and Wes Amnistent Sooitaaser. The group biked and explored nature, spotting birds and trees while sharing a simple camp dinner of potatoes, beans, and bacon. They returned home tired but happy, with Monday meetings at 7:30 p.m. in the Opera House continuing weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Wes OY
Sooitaaser
Gene Traber
Ibike
Aliney Farmer Takes Life on Siiney Farm
Guy Shirley a bachelor farmer near Siiney died from gunshot wounds on his farm, coroner reports indicate suicide. The funeral was held today at the Wildbergen funeral home with local residents Wallace, Lade Burley and others attending. plans included a Tuesday service in Beamon and a tribute by Sidney Airs, Lee Smith, Modlie Salt, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliney
Guy Shirley
Brehelor
Siiney
Raron Lavelady
Sail
Shirley
Wallace and
Lade Buirley
Ue Wildbergen
Sidney
Lee Smith
Sint
al Beamon
Colonial Theatre Week Shows Segments of Dr Kildare and Hardy Family
The Colonial presents Call Dr Kildare with Walter Pidgeon Law Ayres and Lynn Carver, followed by a pair of light features including a Hardy Family entry The Hardy Rise High. Also listings for The Har dy Ride High and a later newsreel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodety Sawyer
Walter Pidgren
Virginia Bruet
Leo Cu~ Wi
Banaccio Clawelli
Peaters
Caren
Pat Allen
Willem Boyd
Lottie
Colonial
Law Ayres
Iionel Barry
Lynn Carver
Net Pendleton
Lave Turner
Samuel 8
Hinds
Laraine Day
Enna Dunn
Jimmy Kildare
Great New
York: Hospital
Qileapie
Etre Dillenple Depides
Govert
Jimmy
Jonmerpart
Mary Lament
Wick
Gillet
Etion
Dr. Kildare
The
Hardys Ryde High
Lewis Stone
Mickey Rooney
Jeeuin Parker
Fay Rolden
Hardys
Andy
Marion
Duiday Hardy
Fainily
Llias
Hardy Frandly
Romedy
Erin
Donkey Ball Brings Laughs at Hamburg High Benefit Game
A humorous donkey ball event at Hamburg High School Wad raised funds for the band. Donkeys named Hib and Old Strawberry Roan bucked and twisted as players tried to ride them, producing wild misfires and slow baseruns. Despite chaos, the crowd enjoyed the novelty and spectators donated to the band treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dali
Rome
Lore Ass
Gude Jacks
Mayers
Mac West
Antone
Miller
Hib
Old Strawbury
valOeld
Jon Louis
Hamburg
The Boss Writes at Last
A fragmented OCR note from a newsroom hints at a boss letter read by staff. It mentions sailing, selling soon, and folks feeling happy as weather cools, with coworkers eager for more communication from leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tocoe
Thas
Boedi
Frias
Meeting Notes on RAVAN Gunner and Code Clarifications
A brief recorded note outlines a B.S. meeting about Mans day and a 80 end date. It mentions a pre summer adjournment, a reminder for attendance, and a quick code review with Jean Whit about titles and agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravan Gunner Na
Mans
Dane
Suemier
Jeanel
Pelyust
Per-Pupil Cost Law In Hamburg Des Moines Ja
Des Moines June 20 reports show per pupil costs across districts in 108 towns. Based on average daily attendance, current year costs average 83.82 per pupil versus 79.49 the prior year, with Dubuque highest at 118.78 and other figures listed for various towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Dubuque
Man Receives Injuries From Electric Shock Incident
On Saturday afternoon Marion Goodwin delivered toe to Garrett cate and came into contact with an electric form. He suffered two deep and painful wounds on his right torment, requiring a doctor to take several stitches to close the wide cut caused by the fast-moving Wades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Goodwin
Garrett Cate
Proficiency Certificates Awarded to Fifty Five Boys
A warm crowd of about 200 attended the Blaney American Legion Post program. Fifty five boys earned proficiency certificates after completing first aid training under the National Bell Cross. Speakers included Mr. PHL Sproul of the Wey Bute Safety Council who outlined bicycle club plans and council functions. Forty boys from various county parts brought bicycles, but the program was extended to Saturday for safety-card issuance. Local officials Captain Frank Haley and Sergeant Jesperson highlighted bicycle safety. Certificates were distributed by Harold L. Martin, leader of the Sons of the Legion, with Dr. Lovelady and Max Elb honored with cigarette vases for their role in training the boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaney American Legion Post
Felday
Amedemy National Bell Cross
Phl. Sproul
Wey Bute Bafety Council
Sproul Oul-Lied
Goun- OU
Sproul
Sheri Christopher
Jesperson
Iowa Highway Patrol
Spcotel
Panette
Frank Haley
Omatu
Gore
Omaha
Tipe Brs Dean
Bone
Dotail
Cunt Four
Hun
Rusty” Laird
Goldie
Legion
Fremont County
Harold L. Martin
Sons of the Legion
Marthn
Dr. Lovelady
Max Elb
Hoys
Flood Damage Suit Date Set In Des Moines
Federal Judge Cherie Dewry in Des Moines schedules June 26 1983 for a flood damage suit brought by about 20 farmers along the Missouri river between Sioux City and Falls City against the government. The suit alleges Army engineers failed to straighten the river for navigation causing the flood and seeks damages. The Nebraska City News Press notes the case may set a precedent for future government liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherie Dewry
Des Moines
Misouri
Siouxity
Falls City
Army
Bali
Chan
Nebraska Cit News-Press
Junior Recreational Project at playgrounds for children
Parents urged to enroll children in a weekly afternoon playground program at the evenden tool grounds sponsored by the Bus iness and Professional Women Americal Legion and Hamburg Firemen. Daisy Lanah supervises girls, with Mr Gay Nevins as advisor, and volunteers are invited to support and donate equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americal Legion
Hamburg Firemen
Aevdenetool
Daisy Lana
Gay Nevins
Ata Troyer
Project Supereisor
Northern Trip Accounts From Editor Hill
Editor Hill describes a journey through Alaska waters and toward Portland, noting landscapes, wildlife, and infrastructure. He recalls the Rose Festival, encounters with people, and reflections on national development, with mentions of trains, bridges, and ship movements as part of a broad travelogue.
Rat Charley Gelag Shines For Farragut Pitcher Breaks Down Hitting
Farragut correspondent praises Charley Gelag of Shenandoah as a standout with a fast ball and curve, noting his pitching against Tabor’s team and his strong performance last Sunday. The article highlights Charley’s control, speed, and a breaking ball that baffled opponents, marking him as a notable minor league associate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mambure
Bern
Tabor
Farragut
Shenandoah
Charley
Papragut
Che
De Molay Degree Conferred in Fremont Event
Wayne Hopkins notes in the Omaha World Herald covering De Molay degree conferrals at Fremont. Governor Cochran and Ray Bay Nolan attended with Mr. and Mrs. Hoskin. Reynolds and Mrs Reynolds traveled from Hamburg. Reynolds earned his degree as the conclave opened, with Mrs Hoskin accompanying them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Hopkins
Omaha World~ Herald
Fremont
Thone
Ie Lal
Cochran 6Ka
Acthine Ray Baynolan
Mra. Hoskin
Reynolds
Feu
Deater
Suvernor
Sirs
Hamburg
Mr. Hoskins
Wrey
Eynoids
Off to the Lakes from Hamburg and Gesoines
Rudolph Nahkins and son Tony of Hamburg with Harlan Buhr of Gesoines left last Saturday evening for lakes in north Town. They stopped at Lost Tell Lake near Spencer, then planned to go farther north with a chance of crossing into Minnesota. The party joked about their gear and took a cautious tone about stories of their voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Nahkins
Tony
Hamburg
Harlan Buhr
Gesoines
North Town
Lost Tell Lake
Spencer
Minnesota
Gunther Kin in Formal Visit Noted at Funeral
A garbled report notes J. G. Gunther and Rev. Gunther related to a kin event in Vernon area. Mention references a funeral and a home of the former sibling as part of a formal gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re. Aynther
Vernon
Ails
J. G. Gunther
Tank
Gunther
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Ghaiey
Laren
Awis Palstares
U.S
Ar Murlingson
Tay Wishted
Harry Martin
Dushand
Movried Baluvdhy
Tune
Ned Sient Ict
Sjulin
Chander Bicker
Drumstrighit
fOkIn
West Monslay
Pir Onli
Mirento
B.S. Meeting
Hill
Toy Partie
Helms
Alaskaz
Spake
Portland
Bonnveliie
Couran
Spo
America
Onxlons
al Settt
Charles
Paul
Sears
Wwe
Wren Loxelhier
Rat” Charley Gelag
de Molay
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