Commencement Programs At High School Auditorium
The high school held night exercises Thursday in the auditorium with performances by the school orchestra, girls quartet, and string group. Valedictorian Neva Richardson and salutatorian Maxine Miller spoke. The senior class presented two hammered brass lanterns at the south entrance. A one act comedy featured students Russell Porterfield, Dorothy Forkes, Dorothy Rankst, Les Geyer, Gerald Boldra, and Farr ent. The pageant of the Seasons was performed Friday afternoon. May queen Kenneth Jomen spoke, and Marjorie Zuck arrived with her attendants. Friday evening included a banquet for the graduating class with about 150 guests, followed by an alumni one act play and officer elections for the next year.
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High Achat
Muste Waa
Neva Richardson
Maxine Miller
Ada Zurk
High Serve
Pred L Johnson
Russell Porterfield
Dorothy Forkes
Dorothy Rankst
Les Geyer
Gerald Boldra
Farrent
Wray
Kenneth Jomen
Robert Andereon
LO Hamburg
Marjorie Zuck
Asters Alm
Will Fallulps
Burt
C.M. Workman
Lowell Owell
Beds Mahion
Mins Glaydhe Anderson
Maniac Miller
Reagan
Tower
Varios
Paul ‘Travis
Splendid Poppy Sale Supports Veterans Aid
The American Legion auxiliary held a Saturday poppy sale at their event, selling flowers and raising about $15.60 from the sales. The money, totaling $611, was sent to veterans.
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Lytton Auxiliary
Rauru
Memorial Day Services Planned by Local Legion
Memorial Day observances set for tomorrow with a full program. firing squad will visit Air, Olive and Mt. Zion cemeteries to honor soldiers and tidy graves with flowers. A 4:30 p.m. program at Hamburg high school building will feature Carl Adams of Sidney as speaker and a music program. Sunday morning a union memorial service was held at the high school auditorium with Rev. William Buehler delivering the sermon.
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Hubere Woodward
American Legion
Air
Olive
Mt. Zio
Hamburg
Father Fisnagan
Boys’ Band
Omaha
High Scheo
William Buehler
Evangelical, Zion Church
Buehler
Finishing Project Meetings in Washington Township
The second year of Child Training sessions ends with growing attendance across Mletdel and district schools. Six women and three men led lessons on Home Duties and Pleasures at various homes and schools, including Mrs Frenk Brown in Moeth Liberty district and Mrs Walter Dohingen in Hee Bive, with attendees ranging from 9 to 18. The group plans a third year of Child welfare as a community effort.
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Washington Township
Pew
Frenk Brown
Leson
Albert Nook
Herman Hinge
Johnie Gordon
Walter Johnson
Avelin School
Harry Welder
Charley Gardner
Milt Jinllow Wiul
Chris Bhicke
Olta Hinze
Belcher
Attendante
Waiter Dohingen
Nom Fox
Hee Bive
Mya
Harry Weider
Garden Club Prizes Awarded in City Contest
Miss Bata Tordl led a Garden Club awards committee visiting several yards after the Gurion Improvement Project. Prizes were given to Molly Vari and Cyler Reed Hines, Mrs. Will Gottsche, Titel, and Mrs. Bruce Matthews. A safety note recalls a cave‑in near Missouri Highway No. 1 where cave‑in victims were rescued. one man sustained rib and minor injuries but recovered quickly.
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Bata Tordl
Garden Club
Wirdene
Ual Club
Mia Vari
Cyley Reed
Hines
Will Gottsche
Titel
Fruce Matthews
A. BR
Dick Larson
Potatoes Grown At Home Bring Simple Harvest Joy
Fragmentary report notes Bert Douglas enjoying new potatoes from his garden during a week of unusual weather in February. Mentions Gerald Barnes and sons of Oakland Town and Mr Wright Barnes. Sparse, unclear text records a gardener’s success and a favorable outcome for a hometown harvest.
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Bert Douglas
Vort
Wyrnt
Chérald Barnes and Sons
Oakland
Chine
Wright Barnes
Memorial Day Reflections On Patriotism And Sacrifice
Allison reflects on Memorial Day as a significant observance that honors those who died for a worthy cause. The piece highlights patriotic sentiment, communal memory, and the education of patriotism without partisanship.
Pocahontas Cabell Adams Dies at 24 in Missouri
Pocahontas Cabell Adams of Walden near Wale born February 4, 1906, died May 21, 1980 at St Joseph Missouri after illness. Survived by mother Maude Adams, sister Mrs Ray Smith, and other relatives. Funeral services held at the Methodist Church with Pastor AR Tate conducting the sermon based on Matthew 24. Burial followed at High Creek cemetery amid extensive local mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hontas Adams
Doveph
By Joseph
Hamburg
St. Pocahontas
Cabell Adams
Wale
St. Joseph
Richard Ira
Maude John
Apy Adams
Pocahontas
John Roit
Watso High School
AL Shenet
Revent
Methodist Episcopal Church
Berpeaka
Metiodiet
Rov
Tate
Murie
George Conrad
Mr. Duylens
Messrs
Desco
Gaines
Harry Landen
Miss Adains
Stroke strike during Nebraska City woman's stay in Denison
Mrs. Lyon of Nebraska City suffered a stroke while attending grantvaling exercises in Denison Iowa last Thursday evening. She collapsed after the program as her daughters Mrs Harry Mankield and Mrs George Bader accompanied her to Denison and rushed her to her home in Isly where she remained in a serious condition.
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Lyon
Nebraska City
Denison
Iowa
Charleson
Harry Mank~ield
George Bader
Sirs. Lyon
Farry Mensfield
Imediately
Mrs
Lynn
Isly
Horace Noble Gradanien Graduation at Barnville
Horace Noble son of Mr and Mrs H A Noble of Hamburg graduates from the Kemper Military Fesdermy at Barnville Missouri. This year's graduating class includes twenty four seniors who will receive the degree of Associate in Arts. The exercises will be held in the evening on May 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Noble
H. A. Noble
Hamburg
Barnvile
Proclamation Observing Memorial Day in Hamburg
Mayor John F. Pivterfield requests Hamburg businesses close from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM on May 20 1930 in memory of fallen veterans. The appeal, signed by Mayor Porterlaid, urges all local establishments to observe the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerii Lago
John F. Pivterfield
Hamburg
F. Porterslaid
Mrs. Oscar Osborn Dies in Hamburg Memorial
Mrs. Oscar Osborn, longtime Hamburg resident, died in Omaha last Thursday. Her body was brought to Hamburg Friday for burial. She was born near Hamburg May 24 1872 and joined the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints early in life. She married Oghorn on May 31 1909 and had fourteen children, nine living, plus many grandchildren and relatives. Funeral services were held Friday at 2 p.m. at the Hamburg Church of Christ conducted by Rev. O. Giterett, with burial at Mt. Zion cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Onorn
Omaha
Hamburg
Melying Mortimore
Gipoha
Nebr
Inter Day Saints
Ife
Mariaga
Oghorn
Ehlimen
Rusbane
Willa Miler
Mayorton
M Aiind« Amin
Bernard Carle #en
Exes
Mor
Lorry Gardner
Namale Tinodwin
Wilbur
Dale
Louie
Carl
Tome
Hamburg Church
Local youth baseball game features standout players
A recent afternoon game at the W.C. dahnsnn field showcased boys' baseball as the main sport. Johnson gave a private to the winning side. Notable players included Donald Jensen, Jimmie, Gerald Johnson, Rood Givdr Matin, Pab Chat, Rich ard, Bobby Nakunst, Wen dpi, and Bobby Tomson, with strong crowd interest in fee eres and pop.
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W.C
Hertest
Monty
George Larimer Honored at Town State College
George Larimer was among the students at Ames honored for top records in the college, with high class averages and top Mish test grades in each department. Friends in Hamburg will be pleased to learn of his splendid college record.
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George Lori
George Larimer
Ames
Yan
Will Tour Europe with Miss Leta Schneider Party
Miss Leta Schneider plans an extensive summer European tour with a group of girls. They travel from Hamburg to Quebec and England, with stops in Rochester Buffalo Montreal and Cherbourg. The trip includes the Procession Play in Davivly and ends with a return voyage to New York City for fall.
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Leta Schneider
Fred Schneider
Srt
Nk Afton
Tomi
Europe
Ots
Elyish Giela
Shr. Stile Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Mins Schneider
Hamburg
Whicagy
Ming Lucy Swindell
Buttolo
New York
Or &U
Rochester
Quebec
Tatety
Scotland
Queer
Cherbunrg
France
Lelawum
England
Hamburg legacy and town site history recounted
A fragmentary interview with Nathan Elledge recalls Hamburg's early days. He notes arrival in 2854 and ownership shifts, including the Saran Lown site and later town platting. The account mentions the Narrows steamboat landing and a local hotel near the Loyalty dike.
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Krew
Hamburg
Cora
Nathan Elledge
Qmahn
Mr. Elledge
Saran Srt
Lown
Enedge
Samburg
Enso
Ter
Lani Ker
Tyke Wins State Park Picnic Pageant Near Bambi
A fragmentary report notes a Thursday afternoon event at a state park near Bambi. Attendees included a church party and accompanying groups enjoying a poleine and plcnic amid unclear details.
Alverk Matee Undergoes On Erat Lay Procedure
An individual named Alverk Matee underwent an on erat lay procedure reportedly tied to a presedlest ts Mismediy arte Ja repairted all Metuny. Details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alverk Matee
Ali
Vote at the Primary to Cast a Representative Vote
Qualified voters are urged to vote in the June primary on Monday June 2. The piece argues the primary reflects the country’s will, notes Tow as a strong Republican state, and stresses every ballot should back preferred candidates to ensure representation and proper offices. It warns December voters may miss candidate choices if they skip the primary.
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United States
Aged Man Stricken In Paralyzing Illness
Howard Putman Sr. suffered a sudden paralysis on Monday morning at his son Walter Putman’s home in Si Island neighborhood. Doctors report his left side is affected with loss of use of his arm hand and leg, with no earlier symptoms. He was moved to Kin home in south Radnoory and remains confined to the room. Community friends plan to visit him soon.
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Howard Putman
Iis Son
Y Walter
She Island
Palmsin
Mabie
Arinu
Membare
Hix
South Radnoory
Rome
Polint
Jenonime
Wwe
West end highway project advances with graded road progress
Grading on No 3 east and west sections of the Mivhway Nu W project continues under Condon & Cate Construction. 4400 yards of grade laid, carpentry and planing on the sandy bottom near the Waubonzis approach. Crews prepare for faster progress as contractors switch to motorized equipment and have two access points near No 4 and No 42. Mr and Mrs Pred Bailey and family of Riverton visited the home of Mrs Ny A Clary on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mivhway Nu
Cilvely
Condon
Cate Construcion Company
Af Onitha
Uae
Grofec
Moss
Breanne
Conan & Cote Construction
Uty
Missouri
Theifie Bluffs
Stefensen Company
Ab Work Miuse
Chris
Jentier Aimal
Wautensie
Gidney
Colonial Theatre Presents Star-Studded Week of Laughs and Song
The Colonial Theatre announces a strong week featuring Harold Lloyd Mary Deray Morme Shearer El Bronuel Marjorie White with Collier Jr Frank Richardvon Mirima Seexar. Harold Lind stars in Welcome Danger plus The Bluey Murder Case and a Saturday matinee. Entries include Loye’s humor, chase scenes, and a lively program of comedy and musical items headlined by top screen personalities.
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Colommlil
Hi Playhouse
Harold Lloyd
Mary Deray
Morme Shearer
el Bronuel
Marjorie White
Collier, Jr
Frank Richard
von Wad
Mirima Seexar
Pridas
Harold Lind
Lloyd
Harold
Cranuma
Loe
Lieye
Lee Victure
Bouldeler
Wirerade Drive
New York
Palio Vanve
Poly
Dal Uyane
Taine Yuna
George
Marlon
Sherres
Robert
Montyeuns
Israel
Murlyg
Honest
Miles Shearer
Cody
Wemin
Leyte
Guten
Chase Sirgains
EA Brendel
Marjory
Rey Roly
Unclear OCR Capture of Local Note
Fragmentary text from a historical page describes a garbled event involving Rat Vines Raen Raen, Perceval, and several misread terms. The readable fragments mention a herb, hay, and a scene with eaters, but no coherent facts, dates, or identifiable entities.
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Perceval
A. Gauteber
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Tunburg
Tie
Woods
Iit
Hambure
Allison
Pocahontas Cabell Adams
Horace Noble Gradanien
Oscar Osborn
Tiye
Bambi
The
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