Fremont County Club Meeting in California
Fremont County Town club of California met at Syramore Park in Angeles for a closing picnic. Officers were unanimously re elected: Beulah Overell president, Jonson vice president, Mildred Ayres secretary. Nine new members joined and seventeen were reinstated. Notables present included Essie Bayer Quinn, Etta Stacher Mossy, Anna Fell, Bertha Full Dresh er, Eva Talbert, Lee Brown Unsser, and others from Los Angeles and Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Hollywood
Markc ‘Wes
Remount County
Californiia
Fremont County
Alifornia
Syramore Park
Bat Angeles
Wai
Hico
Beulah Overell
Migs Jonson
Mildred. Ayres
Seasures
Marie Westies
Gladiolus
Mildred Ayres
Sec
Essie Bayer ‘Quinn
Etta Stacher Mossy
Anna Fell
Bertha Full Dresher
Eva ‘Talbert
Lee Brown Unsser
Lolets Swigeart Exemajer
Los Angeles
Dawney
Inez Payne
Lynwood
Calif
Jane Perkins
Los Angelias
Abigail Stevens
Jim Bogan
Hollywood
C. McMillan
Nelle Boran
Aberdeen
Essie Snyder Quinn
John Parkhurst
Clarence Woods
Mise Jo Woods
Mary Kanuxy
J. Mary Were
Birth of the Blues leads Colonial weekly lineup features
The Colonial presents two features this week with stars Bing Crosby Mary Martin Brian Donlevy and Carolyn Lee headlining Birth of the Blues. The second feature on Thursday through Saturday nights showcases a major musical with Leroy William Holden and Addie Hill. Travel plans and weather notes appear as part of the program.
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Pingo
Bing Crosby
Mary Martin
Brian Donlevy
Gurolyn Lee
Dero
Wiliam Holden
Addlo
Hulten
Diame
Delayed Decoration Honors Local Scout Hero
Harry W. Mansfeld received a Purple Heart from the War Department in Washington D C after the medal was engraved with his name. The award honors his faithful service in World War I with the 199th Infantry and First Aid Medical Detachment, including action at the Argonne where he was wounded. Fremont County’s early recipients include Al Christopher, Sheriff, with others possibly awaiting their medals as the government finally sends them out.
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Harry W. Mansfeld
War Department
Washington, D. C
Harry
United States
Prone
199Th
Nnsairy
Merleal
U. S
Argonne
Christieve
Tramburg
Fremont County
al Christopher
Sherif
Iso
Reynolds Sisters Visit Hamburg Friends After Fifty Years
Reynolds Sisters Jessie and Maltic from Shenandoah visited the Reporter office on Friday evening to reconnect with former Hamburg friends. They sought news of Mrs J W Wadley formerly Miss Bell Jacobs, now of Graymer Missouri, who recently celebrated her fiftieth wedding anniversary during their cheerful Hamburg stop.
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Reynolds Sisters
Jessie and
Maltic
Shenandoah
Reynolds
Hamburg
J. W. Wadley
Bell Jacobs
Leon Smailey
Elbert Lair
Omaha University trains civilians under national defense plan
The University of Omaha expands its part time civilian training program as part of a nationwide effort. The program, funded by the government, will broaden basic education and extend to new training tracks for war needs.
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Navy
Omal
Rumen
Towsind
Re- the University
Omaha
Koauhd
Army
Wits
Sul Bey
Molly Pitcher Month War Stamps Booths Promote Patriotism
The piece praises Molly Pitcher as a national symbol of female virtue and urges buying War Stamps and Bonds. It notes a national “Molly Pitcher month” with booths selling stamps and bonds and references Hamburg stores and an upcoming issue detailing the life of this historic figure.
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Molly Pitcher
America
Hamburg
Watch Out for Gangrene and Home Front Threats
A Des Moines report by the American Foundation for Animal Health warns gas gangrene endangers wounded soldiers and farm animals. It details how puncture wounds trap air, enabling toxin forming germs like welchii, with risks to work horses, sheep, cattle, and castration injuries.
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Des Moines
Foundation For Animal Health
Foundation
S E A President Edwin F Abs Watlock Elected
Edwin F Abs Watlock named president of the National Fac Itorial Association at its annual convention in Quebec at Chateau Frontenac June 1. Publisher of Madison Press London Ohio noted for 25 years in publishing and printing with prior work in Mississippi and Kansas University journalism.
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Edwin F. Abs Watlock
Lay Pubitah Ener
Kani Res
National
Fac Itorial Association
Chateau Frontenac
Quebec
Raymond B. Waward
Eublisher
Madison Press
London
Ohio
Abels
Miss
Katsu
Department of Journalism
Kansas University
Merle Tharp
Nation's Business
Abelshay
Fragmented OCR seems to describe a convention or meeting
A garbled OCR passage references a convention tied to a political or organizational body. It mentions delegates, a chair, and proceedings linked to an event with various named entities and locations, though most specifics are unreadable. The text hints at a formal gathering and possible votes or actions by committees.
Safety Council Warns Bicycle Riders
The Safety Council warns bicycle riders about dangers from rapid wartime riding increases. Town meetings with riders and teachers improve awareness, licensing and safety rules reducing accidents. A 10-year-old girl was killed by a car, underscoring the need for strict adherence to traffic laws. Community reports include Bible school donations, a birthday gathering for Charles Cumr Traings, Sr., and notes on the longest day of the year and local weather.
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Dynes Fvarson
Mney
Iowa
Weiter
Bleyele
Tn Anther
Bic
Arcident
Sinus City
Arcidents
James Pearson
Atchison County Plans and Appointments for Blackouts
The Atchison County blackout program has begun with appointed commuters assigned duties across sections. Progress is noted in Fremont County, and Atchison County leads efforts with many still needing to follow regulations and be informed about actions to take during warming periods.
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Atchison County
Biscos
Fremont County
Dale Atchison County
Centennial Socials Highlight Herron Family Visits
Mrs Jess Herron and daughter Jessie Marie spent Monday and Tuesday at the home of Mrs W H Herron and family. Afra and Mrs Alber Herron with children assisted with some chores. Mr and Mrs Chacie Herron and family visited Brune Herron and Mr and Mrs Albert Herron. Louis Ottmann and daughters called Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Showalter as Mr Ottmann helped at the Reck Port sale villan.
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Jess Herron
Jessie Marie
W.H. Herron
Alber
Herat
Jess
Wilbur Benham
Jerry
George Smith
Benham
Neoo
Chacie Herron
Br Ne
Herron
Albert
Minister Teele and family arrive in Hamburg
J Henry Teele, his wife and young daughter arrived in Hamburg on Wednesday from Albia, Iowa. A Towal graduate, Teele is well versed in the work tied to the Hamburg property, with plans for future fruitful engagements and patient efforts with the community.
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Rambury
J. Henry Teele
Hamburg
Tormer
Albla
Towa
Teele
Oh Towal
War and church sale details amid 1942 events
A fragmented report notes a 1942 Lie Yepine church sale and vacation bible school alongside enrollment figures. It mentions June enrollment, a 40 year span, and awards for years of service. A thirteen member faculty is referenced with related fundraising.
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Lie Yepine
Eubhiey Fund
Funeral and social notes from Rock Port and area
Me Herron and Gaughter Lol attended the funeral of Mrs Mina Minter at Rock Port Tuesday afternoon. Artie Lee Twitty was a guest this week at the home of Mr and Mrs Charlie Clark and family. Wayne Twitty visited the Clark home Friday. Lots Herma spent this week at the home of Mr and Mrs Charlie Ferguson and daughter. Marietta and Belly Herron and volunteer Barnhart went to Omaha Friday evening visiting Ruth Barnhart and Donald Ladd. Donald Ladd is attending the Frye aircraft school there. Mrs August Tiemeyer and daughter visited Friday with her mother Mrs Clarence Owen. Cherie Walt visited Bungay afternoon with Arthur Bowman. Children were Sunday guests at the home of Air and Mrs Fees Herron and family. Mr and Mrs Robert Herron and you and Mr and Mrs John Brown were shopping in Shenandoah last Thursday. Mae Bowman and Mrs Wit Benham and daughter were Sunday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs George Ulth. Lane Berane and Doing All Right family were shopping Saturday evening. Mrs you det appt dosh Saturday evening, viewed, Gach hina.
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Me Herron
Gaughter
Lol
Mina Minter
Rock Port Tuendty
Artie Lee
Twitty
Dim Clark
Ox Wisted
Irs
W. K. Herron
Fat
Wayne Twitty
Clark
Herma
Charlie Fezguson
Dnan
Marietta
Belly Herron
Voluntor Barnhart
Omaha
Ruth Barnhart
Donald Ladd
Frye Aircraft School
August Tiemeyer
Clarence Owen
Cherie Walt
Bungay
Arther Bowman
Air
Fees Herron
Robert Herron
John Brown
Bhengudoah
Bune Mae Bowman
Wit U Benham
George
Ulth
No Grailivds Accident In Lebfars Household
Mrs P Groteken of Lebfars suffered an unusual mishap when her dog trod on a boot that broke during the animal's struggle to flee a thunderstorm blast. The odor from the boot rose as the dog tried to escape, causing the incident.
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P. Groteken
Lebfars
Jett
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