Death of German emigrant Hamann in this city
Christopher Hamann died at his daughter Mrs John Gontsche home in this city Tuesday afternoon after several weeks illness. Born in Dramstadt Germany in 1824 he was 82 years 10 months and 9 days old. He immigrated to New York City in 1865 and moved to Fremont county in 1868 residing on a Locust Grove township farm. Survived by three children Mrs Eugene Krier Allison Neb Mrs John Gottsche of this city and Henry Hamann Farragut. Funeral at his residence at 10 this morning conducted by Rev Stork with Rev Highfield of the Presbyterian church, burial in Hamburg cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Hamann
John Gontsche
Grandpa Hamann
Dramstadt
Germany
America
New York City
Fremont County
Locust Grove Township
Hugene Krier
Allison, Neb
John Gottsche
Henry Hamann
Farragut
Hamann
Rev. Stork
Highfield
Presbyterian Church
Hamburg
Epworth League Convention in Woodbine Scheduled
The 13th annual Council Bluffs District Epworth League convention will be held in Woodbine on June 57. Woodbine, a city of about 1400, is preparing for guests as officers anticipate a large attendance and expect around 150 to enroll.
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Council Bluffs
Epworth League
Woodbine
Decoration Day observance and sympathy resolutions in Hamburg
Decoration Day attendees urged to bring flowers and meet at city hall at 2 p m for a march to the cemetery, with a short program if weather allows. Resolutions express sympathy for Sarah H. Fisher and list veterans buried in Hamburg cemetery, inviting corrections. Delia Harris installs a cement walk on Argyle Street.
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Comrads
Tevs. Burriff and
Elder
Aquartet
A. J. Hatch
Zed McNew
Stearns
W. W. Anspach
J. M. C. Reynolds
Delia Harris
Argyle Street
Roll of Honor at Bambure Cemetery Buried Soldiers List
A listing of soldiers buried in Bambure Cemetery compiled from records and friends. The roll notes their wind and arm of service and presents the names available from the sources. The item reflects a local memorial effort to document fallen service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bambure
Smallpox fears and local notices from Sidney to Hamburg
Letters to the Nonpariel and Tabor Beacon warn of smallpox west of Riverton while Hamburg readers recall mischief to birds. Baccalaureate services at the Baptist church overflowed as Rev. Elder spoke and Miss Sykes led music. Prof Simons visited Worland with his son and reviewed land interests in the Big Horn valley. F E McAdams plans to move to Lincoln. Toland school graduates earn up to 36000 yearly. a day laborer nets about 450. J M Clayburn of Clarksdale, Mo., visits Fremont county. he may return. Mrs H Faxon hosts the next Forty-two club meeting.
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Simons
Arthur
Worland Wyo
Big Horn Valley
Toland
Nebraska Business University
Nebraska City
J.M. Clayburn
Clarksdale
Fremont County
Union Memorial and Church Meetings Across Denominations
A compilation of schedules for Presbyterian Baptist Church of Christ Methodist Episcopal Latter Day Saints and Mission Hall services. Includes union memorials at the Baptist church with sermons by pastors and special evening services. Prayer meetings Bible school and missionary society gatherings noted with dates and leaders. All denominations invited to attend and participate.
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Baptist Church
Williams
Christian Endeavor Society
Mr. Needle
Union Memorial
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Union
A. K. Williams
Methodist Episcopal Church Union
Ladies of the Aid Society
Wanamaker
Haworth League
Woodbite
Iowa
Manilla
A. BE. Burtrr
Latter Day Saints Church
OL. Mortimore
Mission Hall
P. O
Local Field Meet Results and Nearby News
Council Bluffs won the meet with Hamburg third and Sidney second in a crowded event list led by McCracken of Hamburg who won multiple dashes and led in several tests. Other results feature Discus Greatzer first for Council Bluffs and Lovelady winning the Shot Put for Sidney. Also noted are a lightning fire near Lincoln Moore and local travel notices for Burlington Route excursions to Atlantic City.
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Council Bluffs
Pennant
Sidney
Hamburg
McCracken
Voight
Ambler
Shenandoad
Mitchell
Martin
Vincent
Shenandoah
Lovelady
Milla
Seeger
Greatzer
Vincent Shenandoah
Thomas
Rice
Hemphill
Randolph
Newman
Laird
Wachop
Tabor
Mills
Peterson
Council
Bluffs
Rees
Lincoln Moore
Priday
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Wisconsin
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W. L. Wooking
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Charles Hoon
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Wiley Jones
A.J. Lair
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R. F. Nix
Oliver C. Rider
Renshaw
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Slusher
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