Hamburg Red Cross Rally Sets New Local Record
A Hamburg Iowa Red Cross event at City Park drew large crowds and raised 5870 plus totals from donations and club contributions. Speakers highlighted war relief work for soldiers overseas and plans for ongoing aid, with Hamburg touted as Fremont county's Red Cross beacon.
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Hambuch Sundiy
Rncan
Council Bluffs
City Park
Hambu
United States
Hamburg
Iowa
Tod Riverton
W. T. Davidson
W. R. Orchard
Red Grass
R.B. Wallace
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A Fine Rain Delays Harvest Worries Potatoes and Veggies
The rain Monday night saved the potato crop and other vegetables, a timely moisture that could avert a multi dollar loss. Charley Clayton jestingly blamed a two billion dollar rain while Billy Smith notes ruin of small potatoes. Clyde Hatch sees potential market upsizing as small spuds crowd larger ones. Tommy Thompson worries over a shifted fence delaying harvest and John Albertson. Dad Burnet quips about hard luck coming in big bunches.
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Charley Clayton
Billy” Smith
Clyde Hatch
Tommy Thompson
John Alberson
Dad Burnet
Crushed Elbow Accident on Auto Trip
Paul Hayes suffered a crushed elbow after a car nearby passed a railroad track as a train approached. He leaped to help fix a puncture, then fell under the back wheel as his father jumped out to assist, injuring the elbow muscles.
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Paul Hayes
Paul
Miss Burkhiser Weds Texas Man
Aliss Anna Burkhiser married Arthrce Oliver of Edna Texas at St Marys church in a morning ceremony performed by Rev John McGinnis Bi L 7 flitget of Ilamburg sister of the bride acted as bridesmaid and Mr Hilger was best man. Guests later attended an elaborate breakfast at the Burkhiser home before the couple departed for a three month wedding trip through California and other western points.
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Miss Burkhiser
John Burkhiser
Texas
Spokshca
Count Lior
Edna
Oliver
California
Shenandoah World
Red Cross Service Order and Burial Notice
Red Cross Sunday observance at M. B. Sunday School includes opening service, readings, and pledge for the flag. Burial held for Mrs. Jacob Bault who died in Clarinda on June 19 after a long illness. funeral conducted by Rev. A. C. Bonham. Survivors include four children Lydia Huffers, C. W. Bault, Albert Bault and three stepchildren.
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A. C. Bonham
President Wilson
Clara Fletcher
Lincoln
Jessie Roberts
A. A. Waburn
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Jacob Bault
Clarinda
May Ann Bault
Gentry County
Indiana
Lydia Huffers
Shenandoah
C. W. Bault
Aurora
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Albert Bault
Randall
Kansas
John
William Bault
Duke Alberson
Baul
M. E. Church
Glass setter from Midland Glass Carro Omaha at Farmers Savings Bank
A Midland Glass Car crewman from Omaha installed new front glass at Farmers Savings Bank on Wednesday. A crowd watched as the broken pane was removed and the Julien Drug Store front glass was cut to size. The work appeared careless to some onlookers, with no suggestions offered for a better method.
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Midland Glass
Omaha
Farmers Savings Bank
Julien Drug
Will Anspach
Tow Old is the Flag in Frank Hill’s Window
A history class faces an oral exam on United States history as the teacher notes Frank Hill’s show window flag. The flag displays only 38 stars, prompting questions about its age and the era it represents.
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United States
Frank Hill
Henry Falling Dies in Portland Stroke Claim
Henry Falling, formerly a banker at Randolph and once a county representative candidate, died at his Portland home Sunday from a stroke. He was about fifty years old.
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Henry Falling
Randolph
Portland
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Social Circles events honor moving Mrs Will Evinger
In social circles last Thursday P E O members hosted Mesdames Clayton act Marry Wieder at Clayton home for Mrs Will Evinger who moved to Oelwein. An evening of cards and dainty refreshments followed. The Minnewaska club hosted a Maywell picnic at City Park with a large crowd and lively reminders. G Butterfield led as hostess and responses came from several members. The Evingers will be missed.
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Mesdames
Chas. Clayton
Wieder
Will Evinger
Oelwein
Minnewaska Club
Irs
Iday
Adare
Stoyiner
G. Buterfield
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Wink Genel
Sara Todt
Thos
Beans de. Roc. Danley
Freddy Hill
Pho Evingers
Rlf
Hickman
Chas. O’brien
Arthur Oliver
Argyle Street
Anna Burkhiser
Jim Winslow
East of Town
Sid Fowler
Leavenworth
Kansas
Singleton
Evangelical Church
Martin Seybold
Chicago
Morris
Ex County Attorney Marries In Sidney Home
Ex county attorney A L Chantry married Miss Effie Crandal in Sidney. The bride, a teacher in Tabor schools last year, is described as accomplished and helpful. Chantry, Fremonte county’s leading attorney and former county attorney, is praised for sterling character. Congratulations extended by friends.
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Effie Crandal
A. L. Chantry
Sidney
Tabor
Fremonte County
Lockjaw Fatal to Sidney Youth from Electric Wire Burn
Roy Wilbur Taylor fifteen son of Mr and Mrs F E Taylor of Sidney formerly of the Island died in an Omaha hospital Sunday morning of lockjaw from burns on his hand after his cap touched a low electric light wire two weeks earlier. He was treated at the hospital but did not recover.
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Wilbur
F. E. Taylor
Sidney
Island
Omaha
New Front Orders From Frank Davis For Stores
Frank Davis and others have ordered new store fronts. Work is expected to start next week but freight shipment uncertainty means it may be delayed until the frontage arrives.
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Frank Davis
Evening Park Services Begin Sundays in Summer
Park officials announce Sunday evening church services will start this week in the park during July and August continuing the long standing summer tradition. Local churches will coordinate arrangements and attendance is open to the public.
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