Red Cross calls for patterns and aids for September quota
Fremont County American Red Cross seeks help from St. Louis to complete knitted garments for export by September first including men’s, ladies, and children sweaters coats dresses layettes convalescent and operating garments bed shirts socks mittens and infant wear. Contact Ruby Beasley in Mawbure to join meetings or donate materials or cash for relief and material funds.
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Fremont County
American Red Cross
St. Louis
Ems
Belgium
Ruby Beasley
Mawbure
Bo Sat
Whitis
Drorsea
Searce
Relief Fund
Fund For
Bambure
Red Crome
Laok
Europe
Bey
Atchison County Pioneer Dies in Missouri Home
Obituary notes the death of Jacob Gotm Berliner born in Gazse Clerroany on June 21 1940 in Rock Port Missouri. He came with parents to America crossing the Atlantic by sailboat settling near Linden Atchison County. He married Elizabeth Rob on March 30 1881 and had five children, two daughters Anne Woll and Ella Zuck and three sons George W Harrison and John all of Rock Port. He lived in Linden church community then moved to Rock Port where he spent his later years. Burial was in Linden cemetery after services at Linden church officiated by Rev D L McConnell.
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Jacob Gotm Berliner
Gazse
Clerroany
Sure
Frock Port
Missouri
Are
America
Ayace
Atchison County
Linden
Elizabeth
Linden Church
Hhe
Centennial
Fock Port
Ovelock P.m
D. L. McConnell
Rack Port
Bodies of Bath and Companions Found After River Drowning
Ed ward J Bath and two companions drowned in the Clearwater river near Weehie lon on May 26. Extensive search has continued with partial success. Mrs Bath's body was recovered in a pond about forty miles below the accident site. Bath was nephew of Mrs Minnie Medford of Hamburg and son of Mr and Mrs John Bath of near Brownville Nebraska. Funeral services were held one week ago. The car and the other two bodies had not been found according to Auburn Nebraska papers.
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Eaward J. Bath
Clearwater
Weehielon
Mrr. Bath
Ing Pond
Bath
Minnie Medford
Hamburg
John Hath
Brownville
Nebraska
Nemaha County
Merald
Auburn
Mc.Lavh
Big Day at High Creek Celebrates Family and Honor Day
A community event at High Creek on Sunday June 30 features a packed program starting at 10 00 p m with entertainment prizes for attending families and the oldest and most energetic attendees. A mystery afternoon service is planned and residents are urged to bring baskets and dine at the High Creek church for a day of fellowship.
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High Creek
Bundy
Keigh Creek
High Creek Church
Dune
Fragmentary reader note from Santa Monica to Hamburg Reporter
A damaged letter from Santa Monica California dated May 21 1940 to the Hamburg Reporter reports a subscription check and notes enjoyment of several articles. The missive mentions a Florida trip and expresses favorable reader sentiment toward the paper.
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Ed Momlay
Anna V. Fo
Santa Monica
California
Santa Monier
Catt
Tyne
Hamburg
Reporler
Stvoril i
Florida
Dal
Sterling visitors from Iowa enjoy family greetings
Mr and Mrs Thorpe of Sterling welcome their son Charles and his wife Fern Comendo from Iowa. The couple arrived last Sunday for a vacation at the Thorpe home and visited Mrs Thorpe's parents Mr and Mrs A M Tavs. The Thorpes have long resided in Sterling and welcome Iowa relatives during this short stay.
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Dirsind Matha
Charles
Sterling
Colnrario
Fetearty
Walter Thorpe
Shen
Thorpe
Still Sending Good Letters From Hamburg Trip
The His Reporter prints another Interestfellore from editor and publisher Fred W. Hill about Mr and Mrs Hi and daughter Katherine. They describe their trip since leaving Hamburg and say the family will likely be home around the first of July.
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Wwe
Fred W. Hill
Katherie Seine
Hamburg
Asi
Married in Omakut as Rose Bubnot weds Ruback
Sunday ceremony at Omakut joined Miss Rose Bubnot of Onki and Mr Ruback of Hamburg. Ruback purchased a store in Hamburg, then the couple began housekeeping. Mrs Len Parkin and others describe Hamburg as welcoming and expect them to be part of the community.
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Tnlafelock
Rose Bubnot
Hamburg
Omatia
Ruback
Floback
Len Parkln
Needy Families Aid and Local Garden Notes in Hamburg
The American Legion Auxiliary in Hamburg organizes food provisions and mattress donations for needy homes. Community members are urged to donate articles by contacting Ruby Beastey or Mrs W W Baker. A garden tour highlights Mrs Garnes and Mrs Fischer’s dazzling plant displays while local residents listed include Airs, Bayless, Hill Idretty, Roberta and Danny Barnhart, and others. The city clerk notes ongoing water care matters and local civic activity continues.
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American Legion Auxiliary Indes
Hamburg
Rouen
Ruby Beastey
W. W. Baker
Watson Garden
Nower
Shenandosh
Bop
Garnes
Fischer
Bayless
Misa Hill
Idretty Bayless
Mins Beutatr Dayleea
Hospital report on Mrs Wolf recovery after Topeka operation
In Topeka Hospital Fred Wolf reports his wife underwent gallstone surgery last Thursday. She is recovering well and plans to return to Topeka soon. Local farmers note strong farm equipment sales from Bambur, with wide territory buyers praising service and Harvester and combines demand increasing.
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Irs
Fred Wolf
Secuny Remedic Association
Watt
Wolf
Topeka
Hun Pricar
Hunbucy
Sinai Prain Harvest
Iight
Bambu
Gowallkeron
Boys Narrow Escape After Road Crash
Phillip Brown and Ralph Owens, nearby residents, narrowly escaped serious injuries when a car veered off a road into a hollow. Phillip fell from the vehicle and struck bark, while Ralph remained inside as it toppled, escaping with minor injuries. Both boys were shaken but survived the incident.
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Phillip Brown
Ralph Qwens
Biel
Sar
Phillip
Ralph Owens
Test oil well planned near Nebraska City project
A test oil well will be sunk on Ed McCord’s farm 1.5 miles south of Nebraska City as part of a syndicate’s leasehold near Falls City. The venture plans to drill to 2100 feet with operators Harvey Risk and Dalton from Bannnes, targeting an alfalfa field site within the 16 000 acre southeast block.
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Falls City
Otoe County
Ed. McCord
Nebraska City
Harvey Risk
Dalton
iBannes
McGord
Narhern
Nelsta
McCord Farm
Jercueey
Tierukyan Alte
Peter Rand
Slight Aircraft Incident at Local Haiharg Airport
A minor aircraft mishap occurred at Haiharg airport on a recent afternoon. Miss Evelyn Stulin was aboard a plane that touched down and sustained damage to landing gear and body. The craft was later moved and the passenger escaped unharmed with minor injuries. Local officials and Mr Bangham coordinated a safety review and the plane was put back in service the next morning.
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Haiharg
Evelyn Stulin
Eylis
Fremilly
Luz
Hee Phat
Willy Pene
Willy
Anne
Bangham
Genelon
Uiey
Stalin
Court of Honor Tonight in Riverton Saline area
A Court of Honor ceremony is planned tonight with presentations and awards for local scouts. Several prominent leaders from western townships will present honors to the Haming troop as sponsors and attendees are invited to enjoy entertainment and a short program.
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Riverton
Ainsi
Lei Vine
Poutiiwestern
Toon
Iplaprane
Sons of Titre
Stouly Pit
Ieiwante
Plannine 19
Itis
Community Club Names Its Committees
The Hammg Ganmantty Club held its second annual meeting at the Wien School building on Sueur evening. About forty business and professional men and women attended as committees were formed and plans laid for club projects. Regular meetings will be held every Tuesday starting July 9 with a weekly session. Committees were named including Membership, Finance, Laws, and Executive Board with named officers. Oliver Hays resigned as secretary. Mrs. Net te Zutz was elected to fill the post. Inter-State Nurseries offered thousands of iris for planting in town streets if the club would manage planting and care. A committee, led by WLW WAS, was appointed to coordinate the iris planting in the parking lot areas.
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Hammg Ganmantty Chub
Niverins
Wien
Sueur
Kgniteh
Une Elk
Net
Te Zutz
Plat Bs
WLW
The
Aces
R. B WM. Leek
Largest horned owl killed by local farmer near Hamburg
Local farmer Al Whisier found the remains of a large horned owl on his farm along Une Bluff road near Hamburg Pride. He placed poison and bait after suspecting the owl preyed on his poultry, and the carcass was later examined by authorities confirming it as a large owl attack, described by neighbors as the largest of its kind seen by the community.
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AL Whisier
Cate
Oliec
Willy
Peton
Une Bluff Road
Hamburg
Momme
Wb Wil
Foot Lim
Town Sets Open Hour for Observing Fourth of July
The town plans a half day of observances with parks closed for much of the day and shops closing around ten oclock. Officials urge orderly celebration while noting delayed openings for stores and businesses on the Fourth.
American Woman Club Elects New Officers
An American Woman Club meeting elected officers for the coming year. President Mrs Neves, 1st vice president Mrs Pritt Gordon, secretary and treasurer Mrs Fa Aller, chaplain Louise... The gathering included a reception with light refreshments after the vote.
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Clos Vere Ug
Stee-Presiden En Neves
City Mill Stricks Ware Pritt « Gordon
Oretary
Fa Aller
Louise
Graeterse Staistedd
Mart Gordon
Mart Gordon's Fronty-Fith Wiethstay, Snisper Pines
Loine Uy
Oitns
Aftacees
Ieee Garant
Daly
Gurdon
Nates
Frees
Mae
Rapt the Guns
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Atchison Co. Pioneer
Etterlain Farmers Forrim
Kiennis Club
Farmers Forum
West
Cipde Scales
E Parker
Earl Avra
O. B. Margin
Huberk Brown
John Gordon
Pete Mays
Roy Houts
Did
Athen
Evenine Wis
W. W. Brinazomb
Shenandoah
GG Carp
Wrehl
Wits
Romnek Sipes
Willy Toreian
Elm
Hitler
Francis Scott Key
John Stafford Smith
PRT
Owen Dé
Kaif
Iara
Tha Sing IP Coun
Flint
Itor
Erin Atars
Yma
Fron Dedi
la Sean
I Omakut
Garden Club
Topeka Hospital
Nebra City
Court of Honor
Community Club
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Turon
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