Wedding at the spacious home on Argyle street
The wedding of Miss Faye James to Joe Esden took place Thursday morning at 6:45. The ceremony featured roses and velvet decorations, with a large living room altar and a procession from upstairs. After the ceremony the couple departed for their honeymoon, while guests showered them with best wishes. Miss Pearl Vernon hosted the bride’s attendants. the groom is son of Mr and Mrs C J Esden of Sidney and active in local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. “James
Argyle Street
J ‘Faye
Mar
James
Helen Hill
Uy Lola Mitchell
Helen Azalon
Gladys Gage
Joe Thornell
Miss Viner
Shenah
Ben Baat
Haing Ascortia
Iowa City
C. J. Esden
Sidney
Sidney ‘A
Auto Crash Near Seine Morgan Place Ends In Injuries
J W Tillman and Robi Estes of Sidney were returning from Rock Port on Tuesday evening when a front tire blew on their car near the Seine Morgan place. The vehicle rolled over. Estes was pinned beneath and suffered internal injuries and possible spine injury. Tillman was dazed and delirious for days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.W. Tillman
Robi Estes
Sidney
Rock Port
Seine Morgan Place
Estes
Mgr. Tillman
Cleveland letter asks Reportat be changed to Hebron
The Cleveland letter notes A G Cleveland requests moving the Reportat to Hebron as a future home to escape farm labor. He reports good crop conditions, a bumper alfalfa crop, and wheat looki ng well. They hope to visit Hamburg now that farm work eases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Cleveland
Hebron
Clavelands
Hamburg
Farragut Masons Host Social and Plans For Move
Farragut Masons entertained by the lodge last Friday evening with a well received big feed. Farragut’s C. H. Vaughn spoke briefly thanking the Hamburgers for the cordial reception. Spear and Rev. Charles Smith were called upon and responded in entertaining fashion. W T Davidson of the local lodge spoke, noting the event as memorable. The plan to move to a larger location with improved equipment was announced, urging readers to visit the new offices and renew subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farragut
Ster
C. H. Vaughn
Parragut
Hamsburgers
Farrarub
Ba Spear
Charles Smith
W. T. Davidson
Woman Burned to Death in Gasoline Fire Accident
Mys Lon Aldrich of Shenandoah reported as burned to death Friday morning when a kitchen range flare misled a woman to pour suspected kerosene on a non burning flame. The ensuing explosion enveloped her in flames. her husband, who rushed to aid, was badly burned. After six hours of intense suffering the woman died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Aldrich
Shenandah
Shenandoah
Birth and death notice for Sarah F Cooper Brownfield
Sarah Frances Cooper born December 19 1859 died June 26 1918 aged 57 years 6 months 7 days. She married John Estes Brownfield September 3 1902 in a second marriage. She was mother of nine. Funeral services held at home northwest of town by Elder H A Kerr pastor of the Christian church. Remains laid to rest in the Bamberton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Frances Cooper
Sarah sWrances Cooper
John Estes Brownfield
H. A. Kerr
Christian Church
Bamber Om
Dangerous Runaway Near Farragut Injures Farmer
Mr John Pease a prosperous farmer near Farragut faced a dangerous runaway Monday afternoon when his horse team bolted. He was tossed to the back of the rig but escaped injury as the team was stopped before harm occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pease
Farragut
Pease
Mr. Pease
W S Bogan Returns Home From Kansas Sales
W S Bogan came home Friday after nearly three months away. He had been in Kansas running closing out stock reduction sales for fire merchants. Mary Bogan has been very successful in this line. Clif ford and Frank left Monday for a brief visit in Fredonia Kansas, and Smith now heads the Smoke Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. Bogan
W. S. Bogan
Kansas
Mary Bogan
Cliffort
Frank
Fredonia
Smith
Park Union Services Begin in Town Park
Churches join for annual union services in the town park on Sunday evenings throughout July and August. The first gathering will be this coming Sunday, continuing each week with emphasis on fellowship and community.
Boy Scouts Organize Council in Hamburg
A Sunday meeting at the Methodist Episcopal church formed a local Boy Scout Council in Hamburg. Officers include President P. Z. Cilley, Vice-president S. T. Willard, Secretary Fred W. Hill, Treasurer B. G. Peankling, and Scout Masters B. A. Olson and Frank Liessi. The group plans to join the national organization and emphasizes character, discipline, and peaceful, non military training for boys. Delegates to conventions from Hamburg include Republicans and Democrats such as Fred Aldrich and W. K. Robb.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
X Boy Scout Council
Hamburg
A. A. ‘Olson
P. Z. Cilley
T. Willard
Fred W. Hill
B. G. Peankling
Ambure
L. A. Thompson
B.A. Olson
Frank Liess
Bruce Mathews to Build New Dwelling in Hamburg
Building homme Bruce Mathews plans a fine dwelling on his town lots in Hamburg's north side. He believes the project reflects the town's bright future and backs it with solid support. The town faces a housing shortage as many cannot find homes to rent or buy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Mathews
Bruce
Hamburg
Old Settler James Claiborne Reflects on Hamburg History
An Old Settler James Claiborne, resident since 1863, recalls Hamburg's transformation from prairie wilds with few settlers to a thriving town with thousands of contented citizens. He was a regular caller at the office last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Claiborne
Claiborne
Hamburg
Mrs John Prall Funeral At Hamburg Baptist Church
The funeral for Mrs John Prall, 77, was held at the Hamburg Baptist church last Saturday afternoon. She died last Thursday at the home of her daughter Mrs A H Stevens of Essex after three apoplexy attacks. She leaves three daughters and four sons, with a history as an early settler notable for community life.
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John, Prall
The
Baptist Church
A. W. Tandy
John ‘Parrish
Ray
Kas
Stevens
Essex
Elvin
New
I Frank
Omaha
Paull
Iris Theatre Sold in Omaha Major Renovations
Ma Gaylord long active in Omaha's picture show business oversaw extensive improvements at the Iris Theatre including a forty foot extension. The Sheroony is under repair with plans for the opera house. J. H. Carter remains operator. Mr and Mrs Victor Newton, recently managing the Tris, will move to Council Bluffs with friends in the area.
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Ma Gaylord
Omaha
Leis al Ghee
Sheroony
Jl. H. Carter
Mir
Victor Newton
Tris
Council Blutts
Married In Future Home Noblitt and Murphy Wed
Ottie Noblitt of this place married Walter Murphy of Sidney in a small ceremony last Wednesday at the couple’s future home. The bride is daughter of Mrs. Gee Noblitt and a recent graduate. the groom has long resided in Sidney. Best wishes are extended to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottie Nobitt
Walter Murphy
Sidney
Gee. Noblitt
Ed Murphy
Mrs. Tully Woods Dies at Mesita Colorado
Word arrived Monday of the death of Mrs. Tully Woods at her Mesita home Colorado. The family formerly lived here and she was the daughter of Mrs. BD BR Long. Two sisters Mesdames Clyde Spencer and Sian Jennings left to attend the funeral. She leaves a husband and eight children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tully Woods
Mesita
Colo
BD. BR. Long
Mesdames Clyde Spencer
Sian Jennings
Shenandoah
School Enumeration Shows Hamburg Population Drop
W N Smith reports completion of school enumeration in Hamburg with 40 fewer children of school age than last year. Several large families have left town, contributing to the shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Smith
Hamburg
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Cleveland
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P.J. Gilly
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W. J. Brown
T. H. Forsyth
Thompson
Wm. Larchway
W.K. Robb
Anton Miller
BE. Givens
B. G. Pranidin
W. Arbuckle
Frank Zutdé
J. M. Bechtel
L. H. Smilley
Don McBride
H. M. Payne
Frank Hilger
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Iris
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