Hamburg miner nearly buried by cave in accident
R E Claflin operating a drag line on Missouri highway No 1 southeast of Hamburg narrowly escaped death when twenty tons of dirt collapsed from a bank on Monday. He was buried two feet deep, rescued by coworkers, taken to Hamburg doctors, suffering multiple fractures and injuries. The incident followed a week of work and danger at the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Claflin
Ssouri Highway
Hamburg
A. E. Woods
Joan
Hambure
Clailin
F. Byon
Nelwanks Ciy
Deridnott
Local News Briefs From Hamburg Area Suffered Stroke And Fire Damages
Howard Putmull senior suffered a parasitic stroke at his son Walter’s Island neighborhood home Monday morning and was moved to son Otto’s Hamburg home for closer care. Reports say he remains similar, with friends hoping for recovery. Contractors Condon & Cole progress on grading west end of Highway No. 9, aiming to finish early. Ed Boyd of Percival blames someone for a barn fire caused by a trash pile. The Colonial advertised Harold Loyd in Welcome Danger on Thursday and Friday. Norma Shearer stars in The Divorcee Sunday to Tuesday. El Brendel and Marjorie White co star in Follies of 1830 on Wednesday to Friday. Verne Wray’s stolen Chevrolet pedan, found near Savannah four miles out, returned unharmed after inspection. Rumors persist about two Hamburg homes robbed for tar. Vietar theatre in Rock Port sustains major fire damage Saturday afternoon. Save a life and don’t mass ear ony bill or curve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Putmull
Walter
Duocher Son
Ottohi Hamburg
Highway No. 9
Condon É& Cole
Cone West End
No. 3
State Highway Commission
Ed Boyd
Percival
Boyd
Colonial
Harold Loyd
Norma Shearer
el Brendel
Marjorie White
Vietar
Rock Port
Suilding
Cox Chapel News Letter Reports Local Gatherings
Cox Chapel community notes recount visits by Jennings and Risdon families, Jaeckels, Vogel and Scoles kin. Attendees at Golden Spike celebration in Omaha and Sunday church services are listed. A large turnout attended the Decoration Day dinner at Grange Hall and rural school exhibit winner Miss Gladys Brown earned third place. Preaching at Cox Chapel planned for first Sunday in June.
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Die Jennings
Omahe
Gox Chapel
Rorrie
Rock Fort
Cox Chapel School
Alex ‘Yopel
Fritzdaeckel
Renry
Hubert
Lois
Clyde Scoles
Richard
Gordon
Fritz Jueckel
Henry
Marlon Anderson
Marlene
Norman Anderson
Rit Anderson
Barbara
Paul Zanker
Ekion Lair
Gladys Brown
Cox Chapel
Benedict
Seri Nuckulls
Centennial visitors and local social chatter in Shenando
Dorothy Beams visited Monday with several families including Mr god Mrs Walter Smith and Mrs W H Herron and Mr and Mrs Albert Herron and daughter while chopping in Shenando on Tuesday. Ruth Moore and desk Herron invited Ty Deloris and Joan and Raymond Ottmann hauled hogs to Kansas City for Oscar Moore and Joes Merron on Wednesday morning a large crowd gathered in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Beams
God
Walter Smith
W. H. Herron
Albert Herron
Hubert Herron
Shenando
Ruth Moore
Desk Herron
Ty 'Y
Deloris
Joan A
Raymond Ottmann
Kansas City
Oscar Moore
Joes Merron
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Jean Brown
Dana Brown
Eola Jean MacNail
Ne Iaming
Christ
Towa
Walter C. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Picnis
Lyle
Donald Jensen
Jimmie
Gerald Johnson
Keith Reed
Clyde Hatten
Per Clear
Bobby Nahkunst
Werde
Bovky Johnson
George Larimer
Tower State College
Ames
Miny Lela Behneider
Fred Schneider
Liamburg
Teneh
Afton
State Leachers
Colle
Cedar Pa
A Duende
Mm Lle
Abe Nanldsatr
Enim Ponent
Rae Han van Ea
Jowa-Nebraska Light and Power CO
Ity
Tom Warnecke
Jim Lawless
W. H. Herre
Albert Heeron
Ernest Moore
Qandhier
Keith Slepp
Grange Hall
Rock Park
Jake Roup
George Boehner
Settle
van Meter
Ethel Wile
G Thom Fairtax
Ley Own
Charlie Herron
Iehilaren Vise
Jess Merron
Ernest M. Miller
Harlan, Iowa
Democratic
Congress
Iowa
Supreme Court
Betta
Buick
C. J. Whitlow
Wark Lo, Shssoutt
Ea, A. R. Cheek Thoerman, Lowa
Genghal Motors
San Francisco
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