Bowling league resumes with postponed matches caught up
Only two matches were played last week in the Bowling League as most games were postponed earlier. Dantrey’s Demons took two of three from Huiger’s Ghost Store, while Kiwanis Club swept three from Dr. Chamber of Commerce. Box scores list early week results and player scores.
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Beig
Dantrey's Demons
Huiger's Ghost Store
Kiwanis Club
Dr. Chamber of Commerce
Hinger's Shoe
Ava
B. Hilger
Onle
Danley's Demons
Local Herds Rank High in Fremont-Page Association
Hambure dairymen excel in the Fremont Page Herd Improvement Association year. Butter dairy ranked second with 6130 pounds milk and 358 pounds butterfat from thirty cows. Chris Spiegel averaged 10952 pounds milk and 398.5 pounds butterfat from five cows but six cows are under eight, dropping him from ranking. Maggie Pontiac Walderf, a two year old Holstein, produced 17375 pounds milk and 593.5 pounds butterfat for the year ending March 31, 193D, with three calves born, two sold at fancy prices to head herds. Butler Dalry, with nine cows, over 400 pounds butterfat, and Marle, a 4-year-old Holstein, gave 58 pounds milk and 5804 pounds butterfat. Both herds enrolled for the next year in cow testing. Other hospital notes include multiple local residents treated or recovering from various conditions and surgeries.
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Hambure
Fremont- Page
Butter
Chris Spiegel
Spiegel
Maggie Pontiac Walderf
Association
Butler Dalry
April Weather Report From Local Observer Remains Driest in Eight Years
The April report notes total precipitation around 0.46 inches in 1926 and 1.834 inches in 1927, with the driest April in eight years. Heaviest rain near Hamburg and Madison, many days partly cloudy or clear, temperatures near normal early and late April, highs on the 28th and lows on the 5th and 9th.
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Clarion
Hamburg
Hedl
Wamburg
Texint
Madison
Wash- Anaton
Franciin Lownships
Anchuneder
Reinan Point
Nichely Dies from Injuries in Tralwer Accident
Loyd L. Nichols thirty of Thurman dies from injuries suffered April 23 when thrown from a trawler his left arm badly broken and later amputated He was active in the community serving as school board president and worked at Thurman State Savings bank He was a brother in law of Rollie Steele and the community mourns his loss To Be Graduated Tonight The Rev Horace A Larsen will join the Presbyterian Theological Seminary graduating class of ten in Omaha He will receive his diploma at exercises this Thursday evening He has been pastor of the Inca Presbyterian church in Hamburg and active with the Boy Scouts in public affairs Congratulations are extended on his successful completion of the work
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Nichely
Loyd L. Nichols
Thurman
Nichols
Thurman State Savings Bank
Rollie Steele
Horace A. Larsen
Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Omaha
Wil
Larsen
Hamburg
Inca Presbyterian Church
Talk by Purple Heart recipient at Kiwanis meeting
Lloyd spoke about his war experiences to the Kiwanis club, recalling major drives with the Rainbow division, gas exposure, and humorous as well as grim soldier memories. He highlighted resilience and shared several anecdotes from service, including wartime beads of humor.
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Lloyd
Chris Lloyd
Kiwanis Club
Soldier Boys
Chris
Rainbow Division
Track Meet Postponed by Bad Roads and Wet Field
Contingents in charge of the cora track meet, planned for last Saturday at the fair ground, were forced to postpone to the coming Saturday due to bad roads and a wet field. Announcements have been sent to schools about the change, with hope interest remains in the Chamber of Commerce spring and summer activities.
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Fairground
Chamber of Commerce
Homeward Bound After Panama Canal Work
Wilton Owens returns from five months in the Panama Canal zone where he worked for a construction firm building a dam. He found the surroundings pleasant briefly but grew dissatisfied and chose to come home. Harry Martin opens a sales van and garage at 26th and Vinton in Omaha, continuing to deal in new and used cars with Art Phillipy of Shispinca managing locally.
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Wilton Oarnes
Panama Canal Zone
Wilton
Pan
Omaha
Harry Martin
26Th and
Vinton
Harry
Hamburg
Art Phillipy
Shispinca
Shenandoah Dominates District Typing Contest Win
Miss Agvtin Winn In Content and Miss Alice Anslin won first in no vice typing accuracy at the Shenansean district contest held Saturday. Anslin earned the state contest title to be held in Des Moines. Shenandoah swept most contest placements this year.
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Agvtin Winn
Alice Anslin
Shenansean
Des Moines
Shenandoah
Boy Scouts Plan Circus Trip To Hamburg Event
Plans are underway for local Boy Scouts to attend the Wau bonsie Boyer arena circus in Corner Bluffs this Saturday. A program is set at the city auditorium starting at 7:45 p.m. Citizens willing to donate a car for transportation should contact Rev Horace A Larsen to support the youths of Hamburg.
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Iplana
Waubonsie—Boyer Arena
Corner Bluffs
Euditorium
Hamburg
Horace A. Larsen
Irip
May Day Social At E Street Home And Alumni Banquet Declined
The M. TX. and I. groups and guests were entertained at Harlan Wimy and Mrs. Wal ie Johteyn’s E street home with May Day decor and refreshments. Ham awe High School Alumni Association voted against holding this year’s alumni banquet due to financial conditions, preferring no gathering. Howard Colon hosted Riverton picture shows at the Colonial Theatre.
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M. TX. and I
Harlan Wimy
Walie Johteyn
E Street
Pitt
Thefternoon
Keeeping
Ham~awe High School Alumni Association
Wai
Howard Colon
Colonial Theatre
Riverton
Hamburg guests visit Watson and rural schools
Pupils from Watson and nearby rural schools were guests last Thursday afternoon and Friday. They enjoyed the hospitality of Mr. Dylon and the cordial reception shown in prior years. Hamburg friends extend sympathy after the death of a man’s mother last Thursday.
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Watson and
Dylon
Hamburg
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