Walnut Colts Triumph Over Grays 3–0 in Slim Victory
Walnut Iowa’s Caddock Colts dominated the Hamburg Grays in a 3–0 win. Wainstaff fanned eight over six hits with two walks, while Wright struck out seven with three safeties allowed. The crowd saw a well fought matchup as both teams seek a rematch later in the season. Caddock, the wrestler, attended the game and received a Legion hoquet from the post. Box score to follow on next page.
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Shenandoah
Merchants Grays
Walnut
Iowa
Caddock’s Colts
Grays
Wright
Wainstaff
Hamburg
Caddock
R. C. Danley
American Legion
Sam
Dr. Danley
Injured in Runaway On Farm Nearing Debris and Bruising
W H Simons narrowly escaped serious harm Monday while helping with the hay crop. A team of mules bolted, he ran to stop them and fell in their path. The wagon and hay rack struck him, leaving him bruised with possible rib injuries but not fatally harmed. clothes torn and hair mussed as he survived the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Simons
Amules
W. H
W.hl
Mr. Simons
Bluffs Booster Trip Rescheduled for Hamburg Welcome
Council Bluffs boosters plan a Tuesday arrival in Hamburg around noon. The Elks quartet and the 168th Regimental band will accompany them and perform on Hamburg streets around one o clock. Over a hundred guests will dine in Hamburg as they are welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs Boosters
Hamburg
Elks Quartet
168Th Regimental
Bluffs
Jolly Steak Breil Evening At Shandy's Ends In Praise
A mixed party including Lucile Porter Lucy carpenter Mabel Maude Moore Ralph James Clare Martin Frank Liess and Chas Butler enjoyed a steak breil at Shandy's Saturday evening. The women provided the picnic lunch while the young men broiled the steak over glowing embers proving their cooking skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Porter
Lucy Carpenter
Mabel and Maude Moore
Ralph James
Clare Martin
Frank Liess
Chas
Butler
Fire damages Bird Barnes home on North Argyle Street
Fire alarm sounded near six o'clock Wednesday morning at the Bird Barnes residence on North Argyle Street. The blaze spread between second story floors and along the roof, delaying the firefighters but they eventually controlled it. Most furniture was removed. damage was sustained while the cause remains unknown as Mr. Barnes had left for his brothers' country home and Mrs. Barnes was away on a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird Barnes
Argyle Street
Barnes
Mrs. Barnes
Rock Port Lodge Visits Royal Arch Chapter
Rock Port masons hosted visitors including Dr. Mitchell Coy Morrison Davidson Clayton and Simmons on Monday evening to witness Royal Arch Chapter work. A large class was admitted and locals assisted in the ceremony. The group reported a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Mitchell
H. C. Coy
W. D. Morrison
W. T. Davidson
CG. B. Clayton
A. A. Simons
Rock Port
Masonic Order
Royal Arch
Strong Week of Pictures at the Colonial Theatre Tonight
Manager Colon unveils a packed week at the Colonial with Hobart Bosworth in A Thousand to One tonight and tomorrow, Ethel Clayton in Crooked Streets Saturday, Tom Mix in The Cyclone Monday, Charles Ray in Flamer Comes Home Tuesday, and Shirley Mason in The Mother Heart Wednesday and Thursday next week, plus varied comedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Theatre
Colon
Hobart Bosworth
Ethel Clayton
Tom Mix
Mr. Colon
Charles
Obituary of Clara Moomaw-Inbody in Linden area
Clara Moomaw-Inbody born Sidney March 7 1877 died at home near Watson June 15 1921 aged 44 years 2 months 15 days married W A Inbody August 1 1907 she leaves husband father of Annacor tez Wash one brother Raymond Bly Moomaw St Joe and sister Mrs Katherine Oliver Portland Oregon funeral at Linden church June 11 interment Linden cemetery former compositor at Republican office and well known locally
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Moomaw-Inbody
Sidney
Watson
W. A. Inbody
Annacortez
Wash
Raymond Bly Moomaw
St. Joe
Katherine Oliver
Portland
Oregon
Linden Church
D. W. Griffith
Linden
Building Boom Hits Hamburg This Summer
Several residents plan new homes this summer in Hamburg. Mrs. Thos. Simmons prepares to erect a modern six room house on the west end of her lot. Miss Georgia Yager bought a lot from Mrs. Myrtle Franklin and contemplates construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Thos. Simmons
Georgia Yager
Myrtle Franklin
Man Receives Oil Can Injury at Riedy Farm
Carl Werner sat on an oil can while repairing a mas engine at the Riedy farm this week. The spout penetrated his hip a couple of inches causing a fainting spell. He managed to reach his auto and drive to town for medical aid and is getting along nicely.
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Riedy Farm
Carl Werner
Mrs H H McAdoo’s Daughter Marries in Tulsa
Mrs H H McAdoo and daughter Mrs Rea Baldwin and Miss Marie visited Tulsa Oklahoma. Miss Marie was married on Wednesday of this week in Tulsa, with the ceremony reported in local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. McAdoo
Daughers
Rea' Baldwin
Miss Marie
Tulsa
Okla
Hamburg Club Feasts After Victory Over Shenandoah Opponents
Mr and Mrs Pinkey hosted a fried chicken supper for Hamburg's baseball squad after their win at home against Gad dock's Colts. The article paints a lively scene with player antics, injuries averted by food, and praise for the hosts as the team celebrated the prior Sunday's victory.
Visit Gilt Club Members On Hamburg Breeders Tour
Heezen toured Friday visiting part of the Hamburg Breeders Gilt Club with J S Athen John Finnell Jr Hubert Brown and John Ressean plus the county agent The breeders backing this liberal gift club are pleased by the progress of the young members who care for their pigs They will exhibit at the Hamburg fair this fall with a sale to follow after the show
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Athen
John Finnell, Jr
Hubert Brown
John Ressean
Heezen
Hamburg
Spring Valley Club Meeting Hosts Guests
The Spring Valley club recently organized held a meeting on Thursday with Mrs. W. R. Judd and guest Miss Mildred Adams. A delightful time was spent. The next gathering is planned for June 30 with Mrs. E. R. Williams hosting.
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Spring Valley Club
W. R. Judd
Mildred Adams
E. R. .Williams
Falling Pole Injures LocalDriver Near Cad Crouse Farm
John Adamson was struck by a falling tele phone pole while repairing lineswest of town. He suffered broken bones and a chest injury but recovered enough to walk with a slow gait. Mr Myers and crew had been replacing rotten poles when one pole slipped causing a cascade of failures. Dr Roger Haggerty visits his grandparents in town. this marks their first sight of their grandson.
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John Adamson
John
Mr. Myers
Cad Crouse
Mr. Adamson
Roger Haggerty
New York
Frank Harrow
Merchants Grays to play Nebraska City squad next Sunday
The Merchants Grays travel to Nebraska City Sunday afternoon for a baseball game that promises a real contest after last season's struggles. Many local fans will cross the river to attend. Nebraska City will host Shenandoah later in the season, with a return trip to Shenandoah on July fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska City
Merchants Grays
Nebraska City Gang
Hamburg
Shenandoah Club
Shenandoah
Presbyterian Church Sunday Services Schedule Card
Presbyterian Church notices list Sunday Schedule: Sunday school at ten o'clock morning services at eleven with junior sermon The Turning of the Tide and senior sermon A High Commendation Evening service at eight o'clock with How We Make the Promises Ours as the evening subject.
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Presbyterian Church
Attempted Suicide By Morphine Poisoning In Iowa City
Mrs. L. Lamoureux attempted death by her own action Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McAdoo, who are hosting her, returned home to Nebraska City about midnight and found a note stating she would be dead. Help was summoned. Dr. E. B. Richards treated possible morphine poisoning and she recovered. No motive given.
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L. Lamoureux
Chas. McAdoo
Mr. Goodao
Opelt
Stanley Opelt
Derald Murphy
Marshal Alberson
Miss Mary Schwebach Dies at 58 in Hamburg Area
Miss Mary Schwebach born in Windering Germany on November 5 1863 died June 16 1921 at her sister Mrs Jacob Tein four miles east of Hamburg aged 58 years 7 months 7 days after heart trouble She lived with her brother John Schwebach Clyde Mo for 17 years and with sister Mrs Jacob Hein last year Survived by one brother one sister many relatives Funeral held at St Marys Catholic church with Rev Father O Donnell interment in local Catholic cemetery
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Mary Schwebach
Windering
Germany
Jacob Tein
Hamburg
John Schwebach
Clyde
Jacob Hein
St. Marys Catholic
Father O'Donnell
Barberry Campaign Finds Frank Beysening at Ames Labor
Frank Beysening begins summer government work to eradicate barberry bushes under college direction at Ames. He started Monday in Logan and will travel across the state before fall. His diligent effort aims to stamp out the pest, earning community appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Beysening
Ames
Logan
Frank
Celebrate Birthday Friday for C. C. Allison
A short tribute notes that Celebrate Birthday Friday marked C. C. Allison’s birthday though the exact person is unclear. It characterizes Charley as a lively young fellow, quick to seize enjoyment and active in daily life.
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C. C. Allison
Charley
John Erickson Dies at Country Home in 1921
John Erickson, longtime respected farmer southeast of town, died Sunday after a heart illness. Born August 24, 1852 in Alingsas Sweden, he came to America in 1881 and settled in Tarkio before moving to Atchison county Missouri. He married Anna Holmes in 1885 and had seven children Esther Ruth Herbert Naomi Carl Edna Olive, all living. Funeral held Tuesday at Mt. Olive with Rev. H. G. Parkey officiating. interment in Mt. Olive cemetery.
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John Erickson
Johannes Erickson
Alingsas
Sweden
America
Tarkio
Anna Holmes
Chinton
Iowa
Atchison County
Northboro
Esther
Ruth
Herbert
Phelps
Naomi Wister
Omaha
Carl
Edna
Olive
Old Country
August
Mt. Olive
H. G. Parkey
Reverend Elmer Kirkpatrick Attends Baptist Association
Rev Elmer Kirkpatrick travels to Des Moines to attend Baptist Association sessions funded by his church. Sunday services will be led by the laymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Kirkpatrick
Des Moines
Baptist Association
Married at Hotel Tulsa in Tulsa Oklahoma
Miss Marie McAdoo and Mr. Leroy Stinson were wed at the Hotel Tulsa in Tulsa Oklahoma on Wednesday afternoon in a small ceremony with relatives present. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs H H McAdoo, has been active in chautauqua and lecture work as a harpist. The groom, district salesman for Delco Lighting, is based in Muskogee Okla, where they will reside.
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Marie McAdoo
Leroy
Stinson
Tulsa
Okla
H. H. McAdoo
Delco Lighting System
Muskogee
Oklo
Former Hamburg Girl Weds Norfolk Groom
News has arrived of the marriage of Miss Nellie Brown to Mr. Bea Frymire of Scotia Nebraska on June 8. After a wedding tour they will live on the groom’s farm near Scotia. The bride worked at M. J. Barrett store before moving to Scotia two years ago. The groom is a prosperous young farmer of Scotia.
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Hamburg
Nellie Brown
Bea Frymire
Scotia
Neb
West
Grom
M. J. Barrett
Scofia
M. E. Church Social Honors New Members
The M. E. church held a social gathering last Thursday with a 7 pm lawn dinner for new members but rain forced everyone indoors before the meal ended. District superintendent Dr. G D Grissman delivered a highly regarded lecture, his second in the area. Mr and Mrs James Morelock visited Northboro Sunday with Elmer Harrell.
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M. E. Church
G. D. Grissman
James Morelock
Northboro
Elmer Harrell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hamburg Baseball Klub
Gaddock
Colts
F. H. Bronson, Jr
Pinkey
H. D. Coy
C. B. Clayton
Das. A. Johnson
Dr. Coy
Shriners
GC. B. Clayton
Johnson
Murphy
Payne
Glen Warnstaff
Ian
Jackie” Watson
Bobby” Burns
Walt Jennings
Mabel
Spicer
Barney Oldfield
Tulsa, Okla
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