Pioneer Mrs Mann of Fremont county dies at Hamburg
Hannah Lucas Mann born November 23 1844 in Jersey County Illinois died October 24 1920 at age 75 years 11 months in Hamburg Iowa after a long illness. She was granddaughter of Iowa first governor Robert Lucas and widow of James Mann with four children two surviving. Funeral services were held at the home with Rev. H G Parker officiating and burial in Hamburg cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mann
Fremont County
Hamburg
Hannah Lucas
Jersey County
Illinois
Nodaway County
Iowa
Sidney
Thurman
Plum Hollow
Dinion
W. E. Mann
Nellie Dean
G. H. Dean
James
George Dean
Elizabeth Hewitt
Florence
Colorado
Mary Weaver
Colorado Springs
Miterva Taylor
St. Joseph
Martha Laning
Columbus
Isas
T. B. Lucas
Salida
Colo
Robert Lucas
H.G. Parker
Miss Olive Neeley Weds Gilbert Houseley in Casper
Word reaches that Miss Olive Neeley married Thursday last in Casper Wyoming to Gilbert Houseley general manager of the Midwest Refining Co. He is the Hamburg native's choice after she moved from Hamburg to Casper for the future home. Friends here extend best wishes.
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Olive Neeley
Casper
Wyoming
Gilbert Houseley
Midwest Refiing Co
Miss Neeley
Hamburg
Hougeley
Doyle Drug Store Adds Wall Cases and Fountains
The Doyle drug store front is reshaped by removing the large fountain and adding wall cases on both sides. Mr. Doyle will drop fountain business and focus on drugs and sundries. The fountain equipment is bought by R. E. Hiatt for the Colonial theatre south room, to run a drink parlor and candy shop with the Golden Rod Cafe.
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Doyle Drug Store
Doyle
R. E. Hiatt
Colonial Theatre
Former College President Dies in Columbus Ohio
Reverend Richard C Hughes former president of Tabor college and longtime church figure died recently in a Columbus hospital He served as pastor of the Presbyterian church in Sidney and was a member of the Presbyterian Church board of Education at his death residing in Chicago
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Richard C. Hughes
Tabor College
Columbus
Ohio
Hughes
Presbyterian Church
Sidney
Tabor
The
Chicago
Winter Lecture Course Opens at Colonial Theatre
The first number of the win ter lecture course will be given at the Colonial theatre Monday evening at 45 following the first picture show. Mr Colon will commence promptly at 7 o'clock and will have only one show that night. Edward Elliott will present character portrayals and is an artist of high rank. Other numbers include Fine Arts Mixed Quartet and Chicago Concert Trio. Miss M C Hutchinson reads and entertains. Tickets are on sale with any surplus going to the public library reading fund.
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Colonial Theatre
Colon
Edward Elliott
America
Mattison Wilbur Chase
Chicago
M. C. Hutchinson
Public Library
Enjoyable Visit By Mr and Mrs Henry Sanders
Mr and Mrs Henry Sanders returned last week from a visit at Rollie Baugus and Crete Holly homes in Aurora Illinois. They shared a pleasant reunion with old neighbors and friends and visited Mooseheart the orphan home of the Moose order. Eight hundred children live there with well kept farm and buildings. They attended a Sunday afternoon concert by the children which was a treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sanders
Rollie Baugus
Crete Holly
Aurora
Mooseheart
Moose Order
Hamburgs Football Team Grows With Ambition
Hamburg builds a new football squad led by Riley Baldwin in a town rallying around practice each evening. The first match is set for next Sunday against Shenandoah at Shenandoah, with more details promised as the team forms.
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Hamburg
Riley Baldwin
Nely
Shenandoah Town
Shenandoah
Mambure
Election Returns at Colonial Theatre for Public Viewing
Under an agreement with local Democratic and Republican committees, election returns will be received at the Colonial theatre with free admission. Women are specially invited to attend. The venue will host two picture shows, after which the building is turned over to the committees and no admission charge is made. A direct wire to the theatre will post results as they arrive.
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Colonial Theatre
Presbyterian Church Sunday Services with Baptism and Communion
Sunday morning services at 11 o'clock with public reception of new members and baptism rites. Lord's Supper observance. Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Union evening services to be held at the Baptist church.
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Presbyterian Church
Union
The
Baptist Church
Record price at state dairy cow sale
A record price for the state was reached at the R. E. Clark dairy cow sale held here last week. One cow sold for 3252.50, described as an exceptional animal with a milk production record.
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R. E. Clark
Cummins Sells Home In Trade For Missouri Farms
George Cummins traded his residence on E street to G. M. Moore and Chas Ren shaw and received two Missouri farms in exchange. The deal details indicate a swap of a city home for agricultural land in another state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cummins
E Street
G. M. Moore
Chas. Renshaw
Missouri
Poultry Show Planned for Hamburg in December
Fremont County Poultry Association approves 1920 session in Hamburg during the first week of December. About a thousand birds expected with exhibitors from Shenandoah and Atchison County. Directors Mert Welch and C. E. Doyle named. James A. Johnson secretary. John Baker superintendent. Further officers to be chosen later.
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Fremont County Poultry Association
Merchants Exchange Bank
Hamburg
Shenandoah
Atchison County
Towa
Mert Welch
C. E. Doyle
Jas. A. Johnson
John Baker
Station Agent Marries On Wednesday Evening
A quiet wedding took place at the parsonage home of Rev and Mrs W H Hoge uniting Mabie Green and R R Fields. The bride, a longtime resident, served as housekeeper for Mr Fields and is described as pleasant and capable of a good home. Fields is the Burlington freight agent here and well liked. Best wishes from many friends accompany the newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hoge
Mabie Green
R. R. Fields
Mr. Fields
Burlington
Balloon Men Light Near Here Race Ends With Landings
Two army balloons from Omaha conducted a Saturday race with one landing near Shenandoah and the other in Fritz Walters pasture in Locust Grove township. Ber Gudgel and Glen Walters piloted the craft to Hamburg with officers guiding them to Omaha. The party included Lieut. Gal, FLA. Baldwin, Major W. W. Pearson, Captain H. A. White and Lieut. A. C. McKinley.
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Omaha
Shenandoah
Fritz Walters
Locust Grove
Ber Gudgel
Glen Walters
Hamburg
Lieut
Gal
Fla. Baldwin
W. W. Pearson
H. A. White
A. C. McKinley
Golden Rod Boosters Meet at College Springs
A group of men from here traveled to College Springs last Friday for a Golden Rod Highway meeting. W T Davidson was reelected president and J C Dow was named secretary and treasurer. George Buck Sr spoke on Nebraska work and a telegram from Burlington Trail officers asked Golden Rod to join in Nebraska, extending the trail toward Denver. The summer improvements have greatly advanced the trail with better roads and fixed sharp corners, making a creditable showing.
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Herel
College Springs
W. T. Davidson
J. C. Dow
George Buck
Nebraska
MM. M. Vaughn
Nebraska City
Burlington Trail
Golden Rod
Denver
Watson Corn Show Enlarged With New Premium List
Prof Chas Crosswhite served as caller in Watson Tuesday and left the premium list for the Watson fair and corn stew to be held November 18 and 19. The event moved from November first to November 18 19 due to rapid growth. The show will be larger with many new departments and generous prizes. The office is printing the premium list and will mail copies to farmers and interested residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Crosswhite
Watson
Nenice
Osborn Rejoins Reporter Force in LaCrosse
H. L. Osborn of LaCrosse Missouri returned Monday to resume duties as a Reporter staff member. He had left last year for farm work, and the paper notes a heavy workload prompting his return and praises his past service.
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H. L. Osborn
LaCrosse
Osborn
Revival Ends as Linden Dixon Evangelists Farewell
A four week union revival at the floral hall on the fair grounds closed Sunday night with a crowded tabernacle. Evangelist John M. Linden and Singing Evangelist Dixon received praise from Rev. W. J. Mitchell for their work and a poetic tribute. A final free will offering of 1596 was raised for the two evangelists. They depart for Perrys, Iowa, then Nebraska City in January for further union efforts.
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Fair Grounds
John M. Linden
Dixon
W. J. Mitchell
Evangelist
Heavenly Father
Linden
Chicago
Ina
Evangelist Linden
Perrys
Iowa
Nebraska City
Obituary of Sarah Edmiston Keller of Manville Wyoming
Sarah Edmiston Keller born May 18 1841 near Greencastle Indiana died October 24 1920 at her Manville Wyoming home after an illness of over a year. She married Andrew Keller August 18 1861 at Decatur City Iowa later moved to Colorado then Manville. Survived by two sisters Mrs R P S Natson and Mrs W A Irving. niece Jessie Natson cared for her. Funeral from Natson home Friday at 2 pm conducted by Rev H G Parker.
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Sarah Edmiston
Greencastle
Indiana
Manville
Wyo
Andrew Keller
Decatur City
Iowa
Colorado
Ida May
Public Health Lectures by Dr Throckmorton at Sidney Iowa
Public Health Lecturer Dr Throckmorton to present two talks Sunday at M E Church Sidney Iowa. At 3 PM he speaks to mothers and at 5 PM to high school girls. It is his first Fremont county visit and aims to interest every mother and girl in hearing these lectures renowned across the state.
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Sidney
Throckmorton
M. E. Church
Iowa
Fremont County
Throckmorten
Pleasant Family Reunion Celebrates fourth birthday of Mrs Wiesenberger
A Sunday gathering marked Mrs. Matt Wiesenberger’s fourth birthday with baskets of food. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Wiesenberger and many relatives from Missouri towns such as Rock Port Fairfax Maitland Westboro Tarkio Jefferson City Brookfield and others. The reunion ended late in the afternoon with a large extended family present.
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Matt Wiesenberer
Matt Wiesenberger
Mike Wiesenberger
Frank Wiesenberger
Minnie ,Wiesenberger
Frances
Westboro
Lela Robinson
Jefferson City
Nellie Rayner
Brookfield
Edna Roberts Weds Lee Edwards in Omaha
Miss Edna Roberts sister of Mrs. F. H. Bronson Jr of this place married Lee Edwards of Omaha on Wednesday last week. Bride’s parents reside near Riverton and are highly esteemed. Edna lived here several years, attended school, and helped in the Bronson cafe and bakery before moving to Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. Edwards plan a brief visit here then Riverton with Mrs Edwards’ parents.
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Edna Roberts
F. H. Bronson, Jr
Lee Edwards
Omaha
Riverton
Esteen
Bronson
Popular couple wed at Fender home in simple ceremony
Carl Bobb and Miss Rose Pulli were married Sunday by A. A. Walburn and will stay at the Fender home for the winter. They plan to live on one of the Wing farms in spring and work for Mr. Fender. The couple are praised as splendid young people and held in high esteem. First lecture course opens next Monday night.
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Carl Bobb
Rose Pulliman
A. A. Walburn
8. S. Fender
Posible
Mr. Fender
Community Fair at Fair View School a Success
The October 20 community fair and poultry show at Fairview school in Atchison county drew a large crowd and featured top displays from nearby districts. Winners included Lillie Grebe, Oscar Knierim, Ernest Wolf, Marie Hall, Tollie Wolf, and Tony Greer in various poultry classes, plus Cox and Greer in Belgian hare. Judges were Leacox and Dr. Lewis of Shenandoah. County officials formed the Atchison County Poultry Association with Tallie Wolfe as president, Walter Schubert treasurer, and Mrs Walter Schubert secretary, aiming to involve adults and students in breeding poultry, with a fuller report to follow.
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Fairview School
Atchison County
Lillie Grebe
Oscar Knierim
Ernest Wolf
Rhode Island Reds
Wright Templeton
Marie Hall
Myra Ensminger
Charley Hartman
White Leghorns
Tollie Wolf
Plymouth Rocks
Gus Minter
Tony Greer
Bantems
Cox
Atchison County Poultry Association
Tallie Olfe
Walter Schubert
Another Gift Week Delights Shenandoah Printer Crew
The Reporter staff celebrate with gifts as Amos Mohler treats the team to cider. Wm Heseman brings a locking sack, stirring talk of contents and turnips for meals. Pancake time returns with sorghum sent by Henry Field Seed Co of Shenandoah, fueling a grand, glorious feeling about life and local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Mohler
Wm. Heseman
Will
Hope Will
Henry Field Seed Company
Shenandoah
Mules Plunge Into Ditch Injures Gus Leitz
A team of mules bolted at Jim Collins place on a Saturday, plunging into a thirty foot ditch. Gus Leitz lay beneath the wagon suffering three broken ribs and bruises. The wagon’s weight was cushioned by a bank, saving his life as Collins and Leitz husked corn nearby. Leitz plans to rest several weeks before returning to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Collins
Gus Seitz
Mr. Leitz
Gus
Ladies Headquarters Open Nights
The ladies' headquarters for the Republican and Democratic parties will be open evenings through the election. Ladies are invited to call for voting instruction and literature. You will be welcome.
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This County
Cummins
Golden-Rod Boosters
Mr. Osborn
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