Recount of Hamburg mayoral vote sparks complications
A recount conducted at Hamburg city hall on March 31st amid a crowded room and tense scrutiny altered ward tallies for candidate A B Woods, E Gowdy, and M McBride. The process led to appeals to the district court to determine who will serve as mayor and at large council member while sworn-in incumbents await court ruling.
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Hamburg
Tega Jar
Teleman
Bhy Mayne
Lickels
A.B. Woods
Aeessag
Gowdy
A. E. Woods
O. Gowdy
M. McBride
Anton
Couple Celebrates 60th Wedding Anniversary Sunday
Mr and Mrs Danforth marked their sixtieth wedding anniversary with a noon family dinner and an afternoon reception. Visitors included daughter and two sons, two great grandchildren, and many relatives from Omaha Kansas City Wyomore Nebr and other towns.
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Ganlay
Dariarth
Het House
Aber
Danforth
Dourtiter
Nous
Sit Pratdchtl-' Deen
Tammy
Rowms
Lena Tees
Ralph Janes
Harmatt Gorman
Danlex
A. A. Danforth
G. Danforth
Exnis
Bekwrer
Jos
Wood
Omaha
Neby
Dp. Baker
O. P Baker
and Mix
K. G. Baker
Dunbar
Nebr
Gladdys Cornutt
Alles Gol
Nebrastey i
City
Prs
Wm. Mn
Gibbon
Binux Cy
Torn
Model home open to public attracts visitors from many towns
The Ames Lumber Company housed a modern model home that drew hundreds on Saturday and Sunday. Visitors totaled over 50 from twenty towns and five states, with many examining features like draperies, lighting, and kitchen appliances. Local firms supplied furnishings and fixtures, and the display drew praise for design and craft.
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Ames Lumber Company
Watson
Rock Port
Cedar Falla
Coynell Blis
Bedford
Rivertot
Gidney
Sheandoah
College Spray
Randolph
Torthboro
Nebraska City
Ture Klo
Grennleat, Kans
van Buren
Ark
Villleen
Warrensburg
Gt Joe
Bre Mabefold Funiture Stor
Connors', Inc
Minh
Howe
Peony Festival Opens May 23 At Haibure
Plans for the sixth annual Peony Festival at Haibure advance smoothly with committees detailing parade floats and court setup. A grand parade, ambassadors from nearby towns, and a Pan American Day show highlight the event, featuring thousands of blooms with over 200 peony varieties on display.
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Haibure
Wiosnay
Dita Putman
United States
Peony Lana
Lie
Nowarre
United
Blales
Middle West
Mrs Dan Socolossty Passes Away in Hamburg Kansas
Mrs Dan Socolossty passed away May 1 1941 after life in Marion County. She married L P Socolosaky on December 26 1908 in Mirivy Kansas. Survived by four children Bir L Goings Louisville Ken Murky Albert Hamburg Arthur Chicago Hl Julia Lawrence Kansas one grandchild Senele Goings Louisville Kentucky a brother Wm Prapp of Holivar Mo and five sisters further mourners Funeral services were at the First Baptist Church Hamburg May 4 conducted by Rev J Gilbert Hutchinson and burial followed in Hamburg Cemetery.
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Clurt
Gnuehter
Eilabelh
Dopmarted
n_nearringe
Ban
Socolosaky
Ab Mirivy
Batyas
Yetis Union
Nebinsks City
P_E. Stenzel
Marion
Kans
Miss Holtzinger Demonstrates Typing Skill in Hamburg
From Des Moines comes Miss Jacqueline Holtzinger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Holtzinger of Hamburg who demonstrated a typing skit and accuracy for two minutes supervised by Kathryn Holland an officer of the International Honor Society for Business Education. Miss Holtzinger graduated from Hamburg High School with a class of 40 and was active in drama and ramation.
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Ges Moines
Jacqueline Mainger
Aaughter
Mir
Andrs
Paul Hollzinner
Hamburg
Fis
Kathryn Holland
Bociely
Holtzinger
Ine Mamburg
Woman's Christian Union to Hold Joint Sessions
The Fremont County Woman's Christian Union plans joint sessions in their testimonies to be held at the home of A, hee Smith on Tuesday, beginning at lawdock. Members will present their methods of value and share stories, with emphasis on faith and guidance.
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Fremont County
Tooanind
National Poppy Day Activities Highlight Veteran Help
On May 24, National Poppy Day promotes veteran support through the Veterans Rehabilitation program of the Iowa Department. Poppies are produced by World War II veterans under supervision at Des Moines and Knoxville facilities, funded by memorial donations and state aid.
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Fhittine
Vetere Pn
American Gore Gi
Ges
Davenport
State Department
Auatary
Vse
Des Moines
Veteran’ Administration
Bmos
M. Myrton Skelley
Mgr
Charles D. Coleman
Towa
Knoxville
Vine Wu
Joe
Iows
Mothers Day Party Hosted by P E O Sisterhood
The P. E. O. Sisterhood hosted its annual Mothers Day party at the Methodist church Tuesday afternoon with over fifty guests. Mrs Harmes welcomed attendees as the president. A pantomime Mothers Memories was performed by members, reader Mrs Maxaillly, and Mira Harvey Bang polist Marlon Marth recited Sort Of. Afterward, guests were guided to the dining room for yellow and white table decorations and refreshments, with a list of attendees read by chartes member Mie Leon.
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PE. O. Sisterhood
Methodist Church
Harmes
Sisterhood
Max Aillly
Mira
Harvey Bang
Marlon Marth
H. Leon
Chartes
Stmne Kron Vavation at Home Sunday Evening
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mr and Mrs Pred WW, TAM archive, home Sunday evening, Walterdat cht, Fiero, Met His vert wag, beret In saver, AML MLIE, dincotors, safety of hospital, Nat len Ab RIT Teeth PEM.
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Moi
Tam
Wola
Teip
Features This Week At The Colonial
The Colonial presents Men of Dogs Town with Spencer Tracy and Mickey Rooney starting Sunday night and nightly showings. A Friday and Saturday double feature benefits the Hamburg high school class featuring Free and Easy and The Great Plane Robbery with Robert Cummings and Patsy Hussey. Marlene Dietrich and Mischa Auer headline Sundays through Tuesdays with Se core and acclaimed art subjects including Young America Files. The Merchants Mule Show on Wednesday features Mired the Wildcat with Ralph Bellamy and Margaret Lindsay, a mystery thriller scheduled for a strong run at the Colonial.
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Spencer Tracy
Mickey Rooney
In Colonial
Hursday
Hamburg
Robert Cummings
Pats Hus- Bey
Jack Heit
Marlene Dietrich
Mischa Auer
Ing
Young: America Files
Almert Kyl
Civil Tecronautic Authority
Merchants ‘Tnule
Passes Away in Nebraska Adah Maupin Ped 18
Mrs Adah Taylor Maupin a ped 18 passed away at her home in Adama Nebraska last Wednesday after a illness Her husband died several years ago She was a member of the Church of Christ and Rebekah lodge The deceased leaves Sam Cheney of Sid ae and gna doughing Nebraska beside and friends Memorial services were held May 4 at Mb Olle Church conducted by Rev D N Gillet A soloist a mixed quartet and a piano from Aden Nebraska furnished sacred music The church was praying The love in which she was held Burial was made in the ML Olive cemetery
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Adah Taylor Maupin
Adama
Nebr
Winess
Church of Christ
Mb. Olle Church
D. N. Gillet
Aden
Biurlah
ML Olive
April Weather Report From A Fragmented Page
Fragmented OCR notes show April weather with scattered data. Mentions of days with sun and cloud, wind, and precipitation unclear. many garbled terms and inconsistent units.
Another Good Story of Southern Trip and Renovation
Dear Folks we rolled in Saturday morning Apr 1 etc We are coming to take it easy and save steam for long hours of renovation and entertainment on the bus between stops Readers note Walterboro S C and the Stock Show invitation by W W Smoik editor of the Press and Standard We visited the FRA and 4H show and received many surprises the rest of the trip continues in the next page continuation
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Walterboro
5. C
Bern Bo royAy
Bolton
Amun
Walterbora
W. W. Smoik
The
Press and Standard
Maisie Students Win Honors in State Music Contest
Last Thursday morning a group of Wray Gottsche music students from Maisie entered the state music contest. They received superior ratings with several placing in piano and bass divisions. Miss Claire Nekon of Sidney, Robert Hopkins of Northbure, and John Cox of Parmuptil were among the top finishers, while Miss Katherine Hill will accompany two students to the national contest in St Paul.
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Wray
Gottsche
Studenta al
Willeave
Eb Baul
Mind
Claire Nekon
Sidney
Robert Hopkins
Northbore
Ena Jfohn Cox
Parmupul
Séle
Anc
Robart Hopkins
Northbure
Hunbure
Coutest
Katherine Hill
Music Teasoner
Sonland
Mezza Acpranu
St. Paul
Hii
Fred W. Tid
Creston
Great Pan American Fiesta Plan boosts Peony Festival appeal
Three people injured in a Saturday crash at the intersection of Highways 3 and 275 near Hamburg Nebraska. Party plans for the Pan American Fiesta feature a May 31 event with South American displays, costumes, and a national speaker, aiming to spotlight Pan American solidarity and local participation.
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Sis Valles
Hawaburg
Wayitt Easilhast
Auburn
Nebraska
Mom Miener
WM Hart
Nebraska City
W. Te
Humbe
Martin Implement Co
Rayveling
Leibhaert
Cruch
Ackley
Capert
Leibhart
Fier
Ann Tier
Dso
Betty
Ruuburg
United States
Maine
Salsday
Pie Wirions
Alana Te Worth
Wits
Pervons
Guy Bosh
United Suier
Agricul
Hambure
Abin
Ohiel
Sidney
General Chatanan
Enka
Antiett Wopark Uite
Axhl
Lin American Unier
Fremont Gounty
Gara
Busines
Haiburg
Hamburg Takes Third in County Track Meet
Hamburg finished third with 206 points as Sittard Slane led field and track events. Sidney scored 21 in field and 42 in track, while Tabor earned 1 point in pole vaults and 2 in track events. New county records set include high jump and javelin, with Metheny and Bivens among notable mark improvements.
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CIEE
Feehet
Midue
Sittard
Tavor
Secons
Atoll
Hamburg
Polite
Arraprt
Sidney
Tabor
Iude
Puram
Tin
Walle
Tahun
Sewody
Randolph
Cole
Thema
Ube Jawetty
Hambers
Dbicu
Metheny
Uambure
Handaure
Weres
Lair
Toni
Atethony
Oss Boresord
Unclear OCR history note on case with multiple names
Fragmentary text references transfers and legal or court matter with names like Kramer, Dill, and Heave weekly schedule. The garbled OCR obscures concrete actions, dates, and entities making precise summary difficult. Proceed with cautious interpretation of central theme.
Tulip Blooms Attract Large Crowds
Citizens flocked to see vibrant tulip plantings along Way Street with double rows of color. Rain spoiled some displays but locals praised the variety and nearby vendors, as volunteers and organizers prepared for upcoming garden tours and events.
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Guay Oly
Alta
Bealty
Taliga
Jake
Fragmentary note on Nye Mawes Ghib WHR towns play
A garbled fragment mentions Nye Mawes Ghib WHR towns and a vague event titled Taye Me the Vt. The text is unclear but hints at a public or community activity during the winter with references to Betty and Blom. No clear date or location can be determined from the readable portions.
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Selvantins
Breyten
Dbs
Bettyyets
Peputiti
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Mr Mid Mig
Mase
Danny Anery
AL Gani Habana
TEA Rowley
Avia
Dan Socolossty
P. E
Maisie
WPA
West
Sundi
Tci
Ardiladotts
Kramer
Dill
Heramer Bay
Barat
Watt
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