Hamburg School Activities Reported at Sidney Meeting
Hamburg pupils attended the Fremont County Council session in Sidney to observe new legislation. The junior and senior students staged a school play, toured farms, and prepared for upcoming events including a display at the Barns store and a Mercy Hospital visit in Council Bluffs.
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Use Iucaliy
Hamburg
Fremont County
Sidney
Howard Day Ouican
JJ Withers
Dipparun
Rossland Farm
Lereeen Shenandoah
Claminda Soma
Toh Barns
Margarit Mansfield
Nowiay
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Johnson
Mercy
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Sue
Wong Shoudl
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Fragmentary OCR Summary of Local Meeting Note
Fragmented text shows scattered names and terms from a local meeting or legal notice. Entities such as Canton and Chenega appear as fragments with other unclear terms. The readable portions hint at a meeting or legal proceeding but lack coherent context or complete details.
Ripley Mushroom Find Delights Local Forager
Local hunter Harry Geyer reports a spring bounty of large mushrooms found near town in Joe Jones timber area. He describes several giant specimens, says four yielded two meals, and notes seasonal uniree Mushrasms.
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Harry Geyer
Harry
Ned
Barry
Highway News From Ama Sonia To Hamburg Route Proposed
Fragmented report outlines a proposed highway from Ama sonia up the bottom land to connect with US 273 at Hamburg It mentions a sign request for traffic toward Brownville and notes a plan from Phelps 101 to Bigelow to Amazonia. The copy also references a festival and a photographer Lerminor with awards and involvement in Hamburg.
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Walesan
St. Joseph
Brownville
W. C. T. U. Institute Held at Methodist Church
The local and county W. C. T. U. held an institute at the Methodist church with delegates from Riverton and Percival. Morning sessions featured department reports by Mrs. Lee Smith and others, a devotional by Mrs. Wallace Powell, and a program themed Mother with a living pictures display. Rev. D. N. Gisit spoke on alcohol’s costs, and a Riverton group performed a play about a drinking daughter. A charity tea concluded the event, and members looked forward to annual gatherings.
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Methodist Church
Riverton
Percival
Lee Smith
Currie Sheldon
D. N. Gillette
Ella Hatten
Ivan
Norway
Ralph Lovelady
G. L. Bufstader
Wallace
D. N. Gisit
United States
Hufstader
Wallace Powell
Soa
Recreation Room Dinner For Legion Hall Fundraiser
A dinner will be held Monday at 6 48 to raise funds for the recreation room at the Legion hall. Ruby Beasley will assist with the program and Floyd A superintendent of schools will give the main address. An exhibit by children and sewing room displays will be featured next week in the recreation room on BE street, with public invited to view the work completed.
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Legion Hall
Ruby Beasley
Floyd A
BE Stret
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Tragedy Strikes Adams Family in Peru Nebr Death
Earl Adams and Mrs Adams traveled to Peru Nebraska after their youngest brother Paul Adams died instantly when he touched an electric wire while working on a dredgebot near Auburn He was 26 and survived by wife, parents, four brothers and four sisters Funeral services were held at the home of Bud Adams in Peru and burial followed in Peru cemetery. Parents Day at Peru State Teachers College on May 26 will connect families with campus activities and Baccalaureate by Bishop William Martin. Appreciation Days begin with Merchants extending trade promotions on Wednesdays modeled after Gold Rush. Former resident Rest Jane Roule died May 3 in Atchison County Missouri Funeral services were held at Presbyterian church in Watson. Eastern Star Bunshine chapter O Five plans initiation May 20 with members from Nebraska City Rock Port and Watson expected.
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Paul Adams
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Darcus
Bud Adams
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Willian
Rest Jane Roule
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Rock Port
Watson
Jim Wages Drew Dies After Appendix Surgery
Jim Wages Drew, 817, a pioneer Hiver ton citizen, passed away after an operation for a ruptured appendix. He fought a long, brave battle against advancing age and illness.
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Jim Wages
Hiverton
Feony Festival program shown by Kiwanis operator Heniger
Pictures of the 1999 Feony Festival in color were presented by G. O. Heniger for Kiwanis and included views of fields east of Hamburg and local golf-course participants. The program also screened last year’s end shots and non Heniger films, drawing praise from members eager for more. In Sidney, Dale Focht, farmer, shot himself Monday morning after working in a field and returning home for coffee. He leaves a wife and two daughters, one of whom is a Sidney high school graduate. Focht was a candidate for Sidney township assessor.
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Kiwanis
Hamburg
Heniger
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Sidney Max
Dale Focht
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Mt Dave Church Improved Aisles Carpeted For Funerals
On Tuesday new carpets were laid in the aisles and around the pulpit at Zion church and other improvements made to the building. Though not used for regular services this church serves funerals. Cemetery association ladies maintain the grounds where many community plosters are buried.
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Mt. Dave
ME. Zion Church
Infant Sor Dies Funeral Held for Foster Infant
Brief funeral services were conducted May 4 at two o'clock at the danhnsen Funeral Home for the infant son of Mr and Mrs WIN Foster. Burial was at an unspecified location. The services were conducted by Gillett.
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Sor
Danhnsen Funeral Home
Win Foster
Gillett
McBride Family Celebrate 33rd Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Chas E McBride near Vancouver recently marked their thirty third wedding anniversary. The event was remembered by many older residents and a sister of the late OT McNall, who lived there for many years.
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Chas. E. McBride
Vancouver
OT. McNall
Iived
Candidate McCormick Switches Races for County Posts
Auditor candidate McCormick of Tabor withdrew from the county recorder race on the democratic ticket and re entered the contest for county auditor. He cited avoiding a primary contest and noted another candidate had filed for the recorder post.
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Doe McCormick
Tabor
Tekel
McGormick
Improving Park in Elmshave Shows Notable Upgrades
The lower city park has improved considerably in recent weeks as part of a long term beautification plan. Elmshave has planted trees, a new well dug, a bridge built across the creek, and the road improved to enhance accessibility and appearance.
Sixteen Page Edition Honoring Local Graduates
Under May date the Elliott Tawa Grahpic published a neat sixteen page edition honoring the schools and graduating classes of the community. The paper was mildly printed and well edited, produced by publisher Joe Kirby.
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Elliott, Tawa
Doctor and Readers Celebrate Shared Pride
A short note praises a doctor and readers for a collective sense of pride. The message emphasizes community support, achievement, and shared values, reflecting local pride and communal acknowledgment.
Girls Kittenbell Team Forming This Year
A girls kittenbell team is organized again this year with practice starting at week’s beginning. Donald Clayton serves as manager and invites all girls wishing to play to notify him promptly.
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Donald Clayton
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