Coming to the Colonial Film Lineup and Stars
Advertises upcoming showings at the Colonial with Will Rogers and Spencer Tracy in features. Highlights include a two reel camed show, a July night program, and the film It’s a Small World with stars Spencer Tracy Wendy Barre and Raymond Walburn. Mentions other acts and a trivia note about corn stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inge
Coton- Gas
Will Rogers
Burke
Alison
Ying Holloway
Ing Thoms
le Rogers
Spencer
Tracy
Wendy Barre
Raymond Walburn
Q One
Zane Grey
Sierra Wilderness
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A fragmented OCR item mentions Te Ware and Mian Teeee with unclear context. Readers should expect terse notes on a person or event, but readable details are insufficient to determine date place or action.
Tob Saw Burnt Thee Tetatet Stalled an 6ba
Fragmentary OCR yields a terse note mentioning Owen and Sarp with a vague incident involving a stalled vehicle or obstruction. No clear date place or organization is legible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
Round the Bluff club entertainment in Sidney area
The Round the Bluff club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Sokstead and Mesdames Myra Gares and Reckstead in charge of an icon entertainment. Numerous local residents and visitors from Omaha and Chicago dropped by homes and venues, sharing calls, horse racing news, and family visits. Funeral services were held for Dad Cavin with local family involvement, and several neighbors reported illnesses and travel to and from Sidney and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Tracy Brown
Butt
Strong Stoner
Hamburz
Chicago
Hue
Strong
Joe Smysan
Ora Hallen
Jonn Gordon
Johnny Gardner
Joh Dran
Walter Gordon
Glyde Hatten
Ella Hatten Toon
W._F. Sever
Gra Ring
Art Dishong
Stanley
Omha
Zarl Melon
Art
Omaha
Dishangs
Gorden
Kansas City
Pra] Adams
Port
Frrt Adame
Irs
Ora Halton
Nebraska City
Leland Brown
Leland
Walter Thorp
Smith
Miss Opal
Willy Orvis Smith
Familly
James Cavin
Hure
Dad Cavin
Aliena
Bint
Mt An Esureh
Lola Tis
Tin
Menlaines
Marrvilly
Ruth Sloner
Obiesta
Alwell Strong
T. &. Strong
Nia
Hale Willams
Les Hoobley
Glenwood
T. S. Strong
Sime Beckstead
High Creek News Family visits from Colorado and more
High Creek reports visitors from Colorado including Mr. and Mrs. Lorraine Hall and children Gerald and Joan who stayed a week with relatives and friends before returning to Denver. The text notes several local visits, hospital updates for Ray Wolfe, and community activities such as a Decoration Day dinner planned for June 20 at Grange Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Hall
Gerald
Joan
Colorado
Harolld Stone
Denver
Hell
Atchison County
Jesse Beal
Barbara
Mary O'Neal
St. Joe
Beal
A.W. Tandy
A. J. Brasted
Donald
Bob
Washington, D. c
Brasted
Fort Crook
Nedr
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
Tandy
Calmel
Tandy Phuttis
Frank Scoles
Scoles
James Granger
Glen Rock
Auburn Nebr
Kim Spralitg
Margaret
Omaha
Altendance
Ray Wolfe
Kansas
Gity
Ray
Gladys St. Clair
Myrtle Fay
Robert
Frank Curtis
Harriette Fay
Tarkia
Weeds and Crime Debate In Local Notes And Editorial
A fragmentary column blends domestic visitors with a rant about weeds blamed for garden damage and law enforcement. It condemns weeds as nuisances and calls for owner responsibility and city action. The piece shifts to concern over rising urban crime and urges swift police action to keep bandits out of rural areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Wen
Fragmentary biblical quotation noted
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Nazareth man and a statement about power and belief. No clear event or dates. cannot determine full subject or outcome from the readable portion.
Advertising as the Servant of Commercial Success
This fragment argues that service is the bedrock of prosperity and that sales and advertising must meet genuine human needs. It portrays business leaders as evangelists of human service, noting advertising educates readers about what to buy, wear, do, and where to do it, shaping life quality.
Fragmented prehistoric ad reading tale in verse
A garbled fragment references early humans and advertising reading skills. It hints at basic needs like underwear soup and food, noting those who could follow tracks survived. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or names.
Farewell Party for Rev Larsen and Family Held by Dinwighir Class
The Dinwighir Bible Class of the Presbyterian Church held a farewell party Tuesday night at the Jonk Fintell home in honor of Rev and Mrs EH A Larsen and family as they prepare to move to their new home in West. Some remarks noted folks have worn tight shoes all their lives and never yearned for better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinwighir Bible Class
The
Presbyterian Church
Jonek Fintell
EH. A. Larsen
Ae Jef
West
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Colonial
Amd
Talschi and
Kotla O
Shenandoah
Mies
Claude Morgan Atta | Frally
Suxtay
Brice Fender
Evelyn Hollwat
Mary Gordon
Perdet
Danies Prattter
Tarkio
Armahelle Hatten
Aus
Joe Beasing
Auck” Garrison
Erwin Fea
Clorox
Lane
HAL Seid
Gel
Seeek
Ife Sims
Louie Carrol
High Creek News
Jessy Dean Taylor
College
Farkly
Byens Fisher
Maryville College
Grint
Grange Yall Indies
Hunice Heaton
C. H. Heaton
Abe
Dick+ingon
Eunice
Guy Storer
Gilbert Stoner
Dark
Betty
Everett Clorpfil
Mollie Stoner
Wisit
Washie Zuck
Joth
Wayne Richards
Richards
Mrs. Vane
Rev. Miller
Qainisters
Warington
Kittie
Unett
Pithmore
Opvelyn
Elsie May Bowman
Dorothy
Neve Mae
Gro. Smith
Brute Gibbs
Jim Gibbs
Rock Fort
Claude Templeton
Otis Melvid
Rock Part
High Creek
High Crees
Ows Antieh
Kate Kere
Hazel
Cecil
Thildren
And
Airs
Homer Updike
Mildred Ruth
Jackie
Charley Updike
Sungey Sternoon
Judd Updike
Clarence Barnhaart
Shirley Mat
Updike
Kate Kerr
Havel
Clarence Kerr
Warren
Kate
Voile
FAST
Tomaines
Nadean
Its
Michigan
Gollen Sun
Aiis
Connors’, Inc
Hamburg
Towa
Biily
Marvin Moore
Merle Lyte
Mr. Lytle
Cladys Sb. Glatr Andison
Tuese Dean
My. Ant
Charley Fisher
J Can Devne
Mollie “Maupin
Fisher
Ed the Fay
Service In Business
Nazanch
Tie
Rhea Fracks
Donna Gordon Summer
Boyle’s Daylight Store
Namburg
Hatch Building
Main Street
Iowa
Pinkey’s Bakery and Cafe
F. H. Bronson
Prop
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