Kiwanians Meet and Banquet in Hamburg Opera House
Council Bluffs and Shenandoah Kiwanis guests dined at Hamburg Opera House with ninety two men, passing the traveling gold bell and Indian Peace pipe between clubs. E. D. Kiddo presided as Andrew McMillen spoke on the bell’s purpose, and Chauncey Depew’s humor was praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluts
Shénandoah Kiwanis Duiy
Hamburg Club
Opera House
Chauncey Depew
Andrew McMillen
Council Bluffs Club
R. E. Horne
Kitt
Tom Krenan
Shenandoah
Hay Fergurin
Ilso
Linn
London
Shenandoah Club
Speenyah
Wilkon Dotand
Frank Cartleman
Frank
Walter
Convay
Howard Colon
Joby
My. Caatleman
Hamburg
Bhan
Harlan
Hit by Falling Tongue Injures Child at Play
Mary Ruth Morris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C C Morris, suffered a bruised face an eye injury and a facial cut when a disc tongue, tied up, fell on her in a shed last Friday. She is recovering with no disfiguring injury expected. Robert’s infant, four weeks old, son of Mr and Mrs Envoy Stewart, died after a short illness last Thursday. Funeral was held Sunday at home, Rev E L Stone officiating, Hamburg cemetery interment. The grieving couple receive many condolences from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ruth
Robert
Envoy Stewart
E. L. Stone
Hamburg
Mise Susu Harris
Carl Menean
Reel Port
Bey
Younge
Hibs Cracked While Bathing Incident At Sand Pit
Mrs Chas Belcher sustained three rib fractures while bathing at a sand pit last Sunday. A party at the site watched as Danny Thorp attempted a jump over Mrs Belcher’s body. Her knee struck the area, causing the injuries amid the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibs
Chas
Belcher
Wim
Danny Thorp
Geologists Visit Hamburg for Regional Survey Mission
A quartet of noted geologists from Misaburt Kansas and Nebraska along with A O Themax and A C Tester visited Hamburg on Saturday with students to review past surveys by state institutions. The delegation toured with NH Smalley and his son Claire, praised Hamburg’s appearance and beauty, and discussed coordinating future work for practical value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wester Hamburg
Kuryyys
Misaburt
Kansas
Nebraska
Ubeme
A. O. Themax
A. C. Tester
Iowa
W. OF. Pond
Minsouri
C. Moor
Tay
Aueli
Smalley
Claire
Hamburn
Ami
Interesting Letter From Old Friend Henry Moore
Henry Moore writes from Ashland Oregon describing travel with Ray Pare to Sam Pare s place and Gold Ray dam. He mentions fishing a buck deer, a stay with Aunt Nettie and Gramma Parr, and plans to return to work soon. The letter is shared with Watson through M A McNeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. McNeal
Watson
Ratte
Publias
Henry Moore
Ashland
Oregon
Dea
Ray Pare
Sam Pare
Rene
Ray
Cauntey
Dianne
Epiatyly
Church Vacation Bible School Showed Strong Attendance
The Baptist Church held its Vacation Bible School Friday evening with about eighty pupils from kindergarten, primary, and junior groups. Teachers included Mrs. VanMeter, Mrs. Rehl, Mrs. Knapp, Carl Reid, Mrs. Simons, Miss Brown, Miss Wright, and Mrs. Staples. The program featured varied lessons, singing, handiwork, and dramatic demonstrations teaching infant Moses, the Ten Virgins, and Abraham’s Rescue at Lo. The event drew wide denomination representation, impressed parents, and a photograph by Mr. Lorimar sold many copies today at Wertfeld hardware window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist “Church
FP. L. VanMeter
Wert Rehl
Alice Knapp
Carl Reid
Harold Simons
Lettie Brown
Helen Wright
Enel Senetofi
Kael Doy Taut
Worshin Perind
Anders
Nak
Tublic
Prormim
Moses
Chirch
Departmente
Lorimar
Wertfeld
Well Attended Clinke Waw Poultry Clinic At Hatchery
The Tuesday afternoon clinic at Nishoa Valley Hatchery, led by C K Doyle, drew many poultry and horse disease specialists. Dr Lee of Guard Company chaired, discussing specimens and causes, while attendees gained practical insights into common diseases and preventive measures for their flocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.K. Doyle
Nishoa Valley
the Guard
Lee
Ouida
Ohare
Paul
Moving to Wyamnlig and Society Auction Notices
Residents plan relocation to Wyoming for a future home while Mrs. Danforth hosts a gathering. Attendees receive a collection of items and a high reward notice, with Mrs. Banker and others honored as faithful workers in a report by Advertising Always Pays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyamnlig
Joly Thoiker
Teive Koon
Wyo
Mra Banker
Back on 4 Visit Me and Mrs Drew Visit Hamburg Friends
The Drew family from Los Angeles visited Hamburg on Tuesday joining their many Hamburg friends. Mrs Emma Drew pursues this visit after thirty years and recalls pioneer days around the bluff. The group enjoyed the camping out and memories of early community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Drew
Eumma Drew
Los Angeles
Scenari Jand
Hamburg
Emma Drew
Congress in Chicago Opens Largest Catholic Gathering
The twenty eighth International Catholic Eucharistic Congress opens in Chicago attracting diverse pilgrims from global Catholic communities. Cardinal legate presides as mass begins at Notre Dame church with about a million expected in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Teast
O'Donnell
Conse Burkhlser
Dry Wade Sperry
France
United States
Church of Notre Duane
Chicago
Papel
Plac
Chienwolds
Jossist
Entertain Club Hosts Local Social At Mark Tome
Entertain Clb hosts Moe daria Patt Heo and others at the Mintewaska club in the Tome of Mark. Kurty-twa employed Ale Unie astron whilets retired Wimenta were perv on a Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roulviston
Moedaria
CHP
Goad
Carroll
Mintewaska Club
Mark
Kurty-twa
Astron
Wimenta
Wyoming names Miss Ives ideal state teacher
Miss May Eves of Sheridan Wyoming has been named the ideal teacher of the state and will receive a free trip as Wyoming’s representative to the Sesqui centennial exposition in Philadelphia. Alternate award goes to Lillian McCormie of Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Eves
Sheridan
Wyo
Wyoming
Miss Ives
Cheyenne
Woo
Awand Milas
Amoretta Tves
Mwarl
Mise Ives
Philadelphia
Wrarpine
Mike Lillian McCormie
Wari J
Misa Trex
Daling. Taylor School
Associated Pro
Ade
Tehonl
Car Rolls Into Ditch Near Earl Raney Farm
A car carrying Jim Lawless and family skidded off soft ground near the Earl Raney farm on Friday and sank into a ditch. Mrs. Lawless was thrown clear and pinned between the car and the ditch side, escaping with slight bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Lawless
Earl Raney
MR AND MRS FRANK 2UTZ HOME FROM EASTERN TRIP
Mr and Mrs Frank 2utz return from an eastern journey with stories of sights and a day trip through Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. They report enjoying the expo and plan future travels, noting the trip provided many entertaining experiences for the kids and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank 2Utz
Kiddies Picnic Brightens Presbyterian Day Party
The church committee entertained all Children’s Day participants with a picnic at Odd Fellows tourist park on Tuesday afternoon. Children climbed bluffs and trees and enjoyed sandwiches cookies pickles salad and ice cream cones. The pastor joked about being a kid again and the event left everyone hopeful for another soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
End of Finger Cut Of from Lawn Tower
Max McBride and Albert Heaston were playing with a lawn tower Monday afternoon when Albert had the end of his fore finger on the left hand cut off at the root of the wall. The blade made a clean cut of the finger, taking the end of the bone as well as the finger. Albert endures the injury bravely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max McBride
Albert Heaston
Albert
Little Girl Crushed Under Father’s Car Tragedy
A father and child were near Parravote when the car rolled after the engine stalled. The girl died before help could arrive, and funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the cemetery conducted by Rev Hugh Jack.
Harold Llovos Latest Will and Entertaining Shows
Local listings announce Harold Llovos latest will be shown this Thursday evening along with a comedy program headlined by Glen Banter in Pie Dined Hit ter. Also featuring are romantic comedies and dramatic pieces with notable performers, plus public service notes and upcoming acts for Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Banter
Camaly
Rudedolph Valentine
Fibbex
Colorado
Seonie Borat
Weascn
Lewin
Jaies
Andyind
Tens of thousands at opening of T O O F tourist park
Hundreds attended the formal opening of the T O O F tourist park with over 2500 visitors enjoying a daylong program. The Rock Port band performed in the morning and the event featured prayers, addresses, and musical selections as diners enjoyed the grounds and water front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebranks
Rock Port
America
J. F. Porterfold
LR. Zuck
Hamhung
W. W. Thailey
Zatck
Oho
Firth
Statenutss
Partenfield
van Houten
Shunandoah
Harry Monson
Witheh
Fragile OCR Clip Highlights Local Crime Tone
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names such as Winnie Brown and Kenneth Von with references to crimes and felonies. It notes a person named Miler Payne and Joe Trivie, and a carpenter who entered a framed house recently. The piece reads like a loosely connected court or police notice with multiple unreadable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Winnie Brown
Aesday
Kennneth von of Noethert
Wobertay
Joe
Tod Seonemasny
la Perles
Nth
Miler Payne
Mendy
Joe Trivie
Penticton Pee Anakitage Agnor
Oth
Carpenter
Thales
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Sremadoal Kiwanians Cme
THURS
Tee
Ubie Plac
Midiliy
Hamnami
WOTED
High Creek
Church Vacation Bible School
Alway Paya
Witte
Clesis
Hambure
Presbyteriang
Myr Jones Finnell
Foetaway
Atterorgg Egcamiette
Congress
Abe
Baytin
Asia Fine
Ae Arnemeker
Duke Piel
Mae Nes Gwek Horor
Fitd
Montreal
Cunala
Hyatt
Drak
Isa
Avery
Intorsat
Ravi
Dinion
Clifford Lavely
Phurs Bay
Aente
Wiiler
Hugh Jack
Harold Llovo
Colonial Theatre
LO. O. F
Naspieicl Safin
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