Riverton pupil wins subcarpentry contest in Hamburg
Billerton News notes that Bialing Martimore represented the school in the subscenity declamatory contest at Hamburg on Wednesday night March 22 and won first place in humorous. She advances to Randolph for the final county contest. Also announced is a free coffee and cookie service Saturday April 1 from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at L. M. Bag’s Riverton store.
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Auth
Bud Hess
Ed Mefissich
Albert Gammon
Johnson Funeral Home
Haine Oie
Martin Greason
Nebraska
Gily
Tee Coeleit
Fame
Island School Notes Amid Community Happenings
Island News Notes from Bohol report lists students and staff at Island school, mentions absences due to mumps, tonsil removal, and injuries, and notes a biweekly meeting change for the Krightdead of Youth club. It catalogs visitors, class activities, exhibits, and ongoing projects, plus routine community greetings and weekend gatherings. The text reflects a busy school month with multiple names, events, and local clubs.
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Bohol News
Pauline Gare
Donald Case
Betty Brown
Carl Brown
Maryina Brown
Billy Dick Harmes
Frank Hayes
Water Hayes
George Hayes
Lorene Hayes
Sarah Brown
Mary Carmicheal
Koienthoud
Mumbury
Tom
Ant Wise
Lrrille Ho
Mors Henshaw
Gene Holman
Preddie Hailiman
Or Shenzel
Harold Karr
Alvin
Ty Jen Hallman
Dean Karr
Island School
Nur Mruthood
Watson Baptist Church Sees Strong Attendance Despite Roads
Madison News reports Watson Baptist Church held morning services with high turnout for the Lord's Supper on April 2. Pastor Loree Goings urged all members to attend as Easter week events begin with pre-Easter sermons and Holy Week services through Easter. Community members and visitors joined events, while the church school planned an Easter egg hunt and a Friday program, with notices of visiting speakers and local residents' activities.
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Watson Bayiist
Delmar Wayman
Ritey Fischer
Cameron
Joe
Howard Herron
Howard Hs
Maryville
Emmett de Suhr
Shenandoah
May
Betty Hudson
Watson
Russ
Hil
Betty
Russell Thompson
Barnard
Women’s Missionary Union of the Baptist Church
Richard Carder
Jao Wetdman
Ron Whitestown
Tan
Chat Willan Mier
Miller
Charlus_Elison
Sarah Wall
Phelps
Ville Mewes
John Ellison
Waban
Cart Olesan
Leven
Baptist Church
Church School
Jolly Pune
Max Bean
Mit
Walter Weldman
Grank City
Alter
New A
Stun Sill
M. Church
Harmonia
Donall Dourins
John Armstrong
Lown
Local Social Notes From a Small Community Sale and Visits
Henry Maves attended the Prakes sale on Tuesday. Vernon Brown spent Sunday night at the Mortimore home taking 2 toad of implements hour on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lang were guests from Saturday to Monday with home Talks. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Houchin and family moved in with his nephew Arthur and family to farm the Headly land this year. The Willemeyer couple and Jennifer Dale were at the Headly home Sunday evening. Mrs. Lawrence Renghaw cared for Mrs. Hubert Holliman's incubator on Tuesday. Miss Barnes visiting with Maine Smith for a few days.
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Roby, Hom
Moncey
Agvisiti
Ork Snere
Naperger
Omaha
Will
Dualof
Morris
Dale Renshaw
Cartuiners
Will Case
Hamilton and Lang Romes
Wil Thoiheyer
Josep Cole
Ituy Brown
Headleys
Nog Wil Mis
Charney Zinker
Aid Mra
Mioyd Tolliman Wi Folbet
Grant Holliman
Ruriagtar Gmetion
Fakta Accuant
Voubeny Hathiman Aid
Mia
Moya
Elie Onl Garant
Webber
Paendaty
Hereye
Murud Gump
Zadda Hive Hhorne
Myrari Aid Family
Ome Comptiny
Webrasha Glug
Ad Mins
Clyde
Eiaude
Henry Tayes
Sania
Shine
Kidney
Lung
Claude
Henry Maves
Vernon Brown
Mortimore
Lee Lang
Tom Houchin
Arthur
Headly
Williemeyer
Jenpene Dale
Lawrence Renghaw
Hubert Holliman
Barnes
Maaine Sralth
Thurman News Briefs Describe Local Happenings
Fragmented OCR notes report various town events and personal updates. Names like Geraldine Siaband, Ruth, and Belle Bolleder appear alongside vague mentions of visits, teaching assignments, and a Wednesday outing. Details are unclear and partially garbled.
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Local Notes On People And Events In Sidney Area
Sidney residents and visitors are noted in a wide range of social activities documented here. Ralph Greenwood Raymond Goy and families from Sidney travel for business, while Amos Wight visits the dentist in Sidney. The piece records many small community movements including visits to Lincoln and Nebraska City, teachers visiting Kelleston, Ames college students returning home, and Saturday trips by families to nearby towns. It also covers court news, a murder trial verdict and sentencing update, plus local incidents such as a man injured by a meat slicer and a medical lab note on timing devices. The column reflects rural life, social calls, and ongoing local governance and law events.
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George King
M. L. Adamson
Waad Rim Wee
Gounell Blutts
Ralph Greenwood
Raymond ‘Goy
Sidney
Thurman
SW. Mann
Archie and
Tapa
A. T. Mann
G. W. Sheer
Leonard Jacobeed
Con Billie
Nebraska City
Fred Bartles Ard
Pacific Junction
Thomas Leeper
Eugene Mann
Kelleston
Rose Mann
Phyllis Iwin
Dorothy McGarfrey
Sp Lending
Ames
Ray Paul
Preniss Hall Company
Charles R. Paul
Will Sheldon
Clark Rogers
Percivel
Harold
Harry Martin
Hamburg
O. R. Macarmney
Amos Wight
Lincoln
Neb
Edger Pierce
G. W. Pierce
Glenwood
Jesse Males
Edgar Pierce
Robert Glen Males
The
Vis
I. R. Adamson
Ray Doll
Mra. G
Frederickwin
Thureman
Wayne Pierson
Cupp
Ralph Hicks
Ralph Pays
Bradstreet
Bartlew Awky New Trial in Talay Shooting Case
Anett Bartley of Walsgi is granted a retrial after a Rock Port circuit court last week found the Talay shooting case ready for fresh consideration. The decision orders a new trial for Bartley in the ongoing court proceedings.
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Anett Bartley
Talay
Circuit Court
Rock Port
Hunger Appears as Birds Struggle in Cold Wind
Local wildlife narrative recalls a large flock moving into a timed area, enjoying a warm spell before a sudden cold wind. Birds found food buried or covered, feathers ruffled as hunger grew and the scene turned dramatic.
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