Kids Collect Thousands of Tin Cans for Colonial Cleanup
Saturday morning event kicks off Clean Up week as Ham burg aims for national cleanliness. Over 16 000 cans, including old tin and even auto parts, were counted in two hours by Kiwanis volunteers and children. Prizes awarded to Richard Long, Thobert Howard, and Junior Sayre for top can totals.
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Hamburg
United States
Colonial Theatre
Ruth Phillips
Kiwanis
Clich
Richard Long
Thobert Howard
Junior Sayre
Royal Clark Dantey
Hamburg man Goodwin dies after illness at 20
Lee Payne Goodwin born Hamburg April 20 1908 died May 5 1926 after brief illness. He was a clerk at Dayle drug and well liked by townsfolk. Funeral at M B church with Rev Stone officiating, interment Hamburg cemetery. Brother and sister. parents Mr. and Mrs. Mare Goodwin survive. The note also mentions local drilling activity and plans by Donalson on Spicer land north of town.
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Musa
Lee Payne Goodwin
Hamburg
GC. E. Doyle
Marefan Goodwin
Charles Wila1 Alfred
Ray Melvin
Nie Anderson
Nellie
Goodwin
Ware
M. B. Chared
F i, Stone
Hamburg Cemetery
Antone the Sick and Local Health Updates
Mrs. W. C. Tharp remains slowly recovering after a spell of illness and is hoped to improve. Tan Cowles, recently brought home for examination, shows little change in condition, with both fortunes roughly steady.
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Antone
W. C. Tharp
Tan Cowles
Tale Tol Quha
Married at Glenwood in a Sidnes ceremony
The couple Misa Gladys Dilan and Gilbert Gigpann wed at Glenwood with Rev. Freediine performing the ceremony. The witnesses extended best wishes as the couple began their life together after the Tuesday event.
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Glenwood
Misa Gladys Dilan
Gilbert Gigpann
Sidnes
Janwen
Covi F
Misa Gleola McCormick
Clanwood
Tueaday
Freediine
Alane
Arta
Convention to Hamburgs Woman's Society on May
Convention notes from Hamburg with Mrs James E. Stone and Fred Whit. Attendees report a splendid, well attended session of the Woman's Home Music Society of the M. Lehoreh. Indies request next year be in Thim burg and an successor in their efforts. About fifty or sixty women expected from the region. October district convention to be hosted by Hamburg Moderated withs. County Sunday School conventions planned in Wamlingg early next year. City aims to maintain its good work and steady progress.
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James E. £. Stone
Fred Whit
Cle
Town
Woman's Hone Music Society
Indies
Java
Hamburg
Wamlingg
East Siders Ready for Baseball Challenge in Hamburg
A noisy back-and-forth in the Hamburg Reporter outlines a ready baseball challenge between East and West sides. The West side will start the series on May 26 with Don Dougan pitching the first game and Petia Colon on the mound for the West.
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Hamburg
Tan Wander
Apne Detany
Hay
Als
Don Dougan
Petia Colon
Piloh
West Side
Dae Dantey
West Sider
Hall
West Eile
Tamaurea
Spiger Homes Robbery In Madison Endangers Town Property
Thieves entered the home of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Spicer in Madison, stealing clothing, jewelry, and other goods valued at a sizable sum. Victims reported itemsunaided and burglars appeared unfamiliar yet left no clue, suggesting local connections. Meanwhile, the Madison township young people staged a two evening production titled An Arizona Cowboy, praised for its western flair and strong acting, especially by performers noted for skill and stagecraft.
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James A. Spicer
Madison Township
Ikea
Madison
Chantanqua August 2010 Festival Dates Set on Tamburg Ave
The Chantanqua event in Tamburg Ave is scheduled for August 26 to 80 with Sumlay Taal day. Stanlord Chantanqua System of Tinealn supplies talent and aims for a notable showcase. The dates coincide with a period when farmers face light work and precede the opening school term.
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Tamburg
Entertainers at farmer’s home for Friday afternoon gathering
Entertainers for Vriends Meschumesth A Noble Ri W Byles and RP Tiekman hosted at a farmer’s home on Friday afternoon. The event featured a large number of friends, with a rapid pace of games and activities.
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Meschumesth
A. Noble
Ri W. Byles
RP Tiekman
Kiwanis Club Delivers Fine Colonial Theatre Program
The Kiwanis Club presented a strong Colonial Theatre program in Hamburg last Thursday despite lower attendance due to postponements. Hamburg High School Orchestra under Miss Mildredka received praise, along with multiple soloists and ensembles including violin, trombone, cornet, piano, and vocal duets. The Kiwanis trio and accompanying performers received acclaim for high artistry, with Mrs. Good and others contributing as accompanimists and SRO.
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Kiwanis Club
Colonial Theatre
Hamburg
Hamburg High School
Miss Mildredka
Mile Quartet
E. E. Ewing
W. H. Rogeth
Carl Draper
Chas Connor
Jesse Beal
Re Me McHride
Russell Case
Thon
G. Arthur
Kiwanis Trio
FP Hi
Bronson
Misa Zornadaelke
Misa Mildred Tanks
Ares
Cl Good
Safire 19
Pall
Reverend Victor Johnson Speaks At Kiwanis Meeting
Rev Victor Johnson delivered a talk at the Kiwanis weekly luncheon last Thursday evening. He urged business and social progress through faith and service clubs, stressing spiritual growth over material success and the value of community uplift. The report also notes the death of Mrs Dinwiddie and details funeral arrangements and family survivors.
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Victor Johnson
Kiwanis Meeting
Victor EF. Johnson
Misesourt Valley
A. Johnson
Kiwanis Club
Rev. Johns
Chirinda
Missouri
Hinaseth
Kiwanis
Chih
Groep
Fay
Local Vote Milkers Fraud Alleged In Letter
A misled notice recounts a local scheme where a woman claimed to represent the Vote mileers of Amera and planned an event to raise funds via a campaign. The paper admits error after receiving fragments from Red Oak and vows proper scrutiny, apologizing for promoting grafters. Miss Grace Wilson will visit Saturday to aid the campaign.
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Hamby
Amera
Red Oak
Crace Wilson
Satuday
Paige
Omeaht
May Party for Teachers Ends Pleasant Evening
A May Day gathering hosted at the home of a former on Friday evening entertained public school teachers and out of town guests. Miss Motlie and Cela Winnaford of Cornail Blas and Ming Ta spared no effort to ensure enjoyable refreshments and good company.
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Motlie
Cela Winnaford
J Cornail Blas
Ming Tai Ngo E Stee
Held Owen Meeting by MAES terial Alliance
The open meetings of the MAES terial Alliance at the MA churel Tugslay evening drew few attendees yet those present enjoyed the program. The speaker for the Kiwanis did not appear, but the event featured a vocal solo by RM and several pleasing numbers by the school orchestra. Miss Toedt was praised for revogui and ability with prior talks at other organizations. Mor Nower gardens delighted attendees and found a broad market for her products in large centers.
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Maes Terial Alliance
Maale
Kiwanis
Enh
Mor Nower
Dikes Fixing at Riverton by Reos Construction
The Reos construction company moved a dredgn tent near Riverton on Monday to fix dikes. Work will take at least ten months with possible extended time. Several dikes were damaged or washed by high waters, and the project may keep the site active through the summer.
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Reos Construction Company
Riverton
Nih
Chan. Randall
Chat
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