Emerson fan Legion Masilinus Foastertoum at Town City event
A local Emerson fan group travels along Amheywi Road to a state convention in Town City. The delegation, led by Mrs. Edd Farris and Mrs. John Parker, serves refreshments while the group discusses loans and a charity drive.
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Fan Legion
Masilinus
Amehaywi
Nedane
Erin
Town City
Dreath
Vie Tree
Edd Farris
John Parker
W C Short's Engine Wins Prize at Railroad Week Display
Walter Short's miniature steam engine, a six foot model of a steam locomotive, received first place during Railroad Week. The detailed replica includes a fire-ready engine built to resemble the Burlington route engines Aristocrat and Ab-Sar-Hen. Other local notes cover visitors and trips across Nebraska and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Walter Short
Wttle
Burlington
Marriage announcement for Homer Good and Miss Taura Crash
A brief wedding notice from Carson states Homer Good and Miss Taura Crash were married in a ceremony noted as a charming event. The couple will reside in Amerson with plans for a future together and receive congratulations and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Good
Miss Taura Crash
Carson
Davis
Amerson
Couple Weds at Little Brown Church in the Vale
Miss Velia Rier and Mr. Ede win are married in the Little Brown Church in the Vale at Nashua. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. William Rent with attendance by the bride and groom’s relatives and friends. The bride is the elder Rice daughter, a local resident and graduate. the groom is a Davis descendant and former student. Continuous social notes follow with visits and community events including an upcoming American Legion Auxiliary ice cream supper.
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Velia Rier
Edewin
Little Trown
Nashua
William Rent
Vernon Johnson
Sylvester Rice
Tang
Thay W. Davis
Frisen
OSL
Davis Hambureer Ton
Ford Truck Demonstrators Build National Vermilion Fleet
CRD dealers nationwide loan Ford V-157 inch stake body trucks painted in vermilion and cream. Demonstrators are used by business and industrial concerns for road tests with their own loads and drivers on chosen routes for at least 24 hours. By year end the fleet should become the world’s largest single color truck fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CRD
Local residents report odd injuries and travel notes in Malvern
Tyan Shook suffered a leg wound from a plank spike and was treated in Malvern by Dr. Christy with serum for lockjaw. Jeanette Carson returned from a motor trip spanning Texas, Mexico, California, Oregon, Yellowstone Park and Denver. Numerous family visits and church group outings are noted, including the Methodist Sunday school outing and a dinner honoring newlyweds with relatives from Oklahoma and Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyan
Malvern
Christy
Jeanette Carson
Texas
Mexico
California
Oregon
Yellowston’ Park
Denver
Une Mere
Taylor
St. Charles
Tie
Jak
Vistine
Wier
Ale
Earl Crawford
Dance Crawford
Datehiter Miers
Jack
Ralph Pickerel
Omaha
Vernon Johson
Edwin Davis
Nellie Fisher
Wast Ings
D. Powers
Lawton
Okla
Sunday School Activities and Community Notes at Oaks Park
Oaks Sunday school met in the park with the union classes and several good speakers. Next Sunday at 10 o’clock the regular session resumes, Elmo Srumback of Council Bluffs to deliver the sermon following class. Community updates mention illnesses, visits, hosting guests, and local farm work.
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Oaks
Red Oak
Elmo Srumback
Council Bluffs
Castors and Wrights Visit Shenandoah On Weekend
Mr and Mrs J W Castor were in Shenandoah Saturday morning. Mr and Mrs Heares Wright and their sons spent last week visiting Mrs Wrights sister Mrs Joe Cole. They returned to their home on UMlnets dest Signiday.
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Ro A. Byate
Okoheji Mon
Etie Ali
Mas
Rosa Aled
Woedow
Punsday
Elm Creek
Nebr
RL Rtley
Malvern
Meltdowney
Boston
Theolngleal School
India
Vant Abney
Denver
Cole
Huttle Haseall
Jean McGrew
Willamsburg
W. E. McGrew
C. C. Madsen
Uttle
Roy Brunning
Brunning
Frank Oglovie
Pelican Rapids
Minn
Sentry Huntsman
Shenandoah
Emerson
Will Connell
Glenwood
Homer Connell
Harry Saint
Council Bluffs
W. HH. Cramer
Fritz Sudd
Frederick
Seminole
Oklo
D. C
Neta Lou Viner
Lloyd Hollingsworth
Luther Wright
Joe Cole
Henry Wright
Malcolm Cole
Bessie Buck
Forrest Achenbaugh
Luther Wright and Son
Vernon Viner
Cambines
Jim Hicks
M. G. Brammeter
Jon Cole
Iona
Marion
Mahan
O. G. Ryan
Edna Bingham
Ryaw
Mia
Will Cramer
Horace Greenwood
J. W. Center
J. W. Castor
Heares Wright and Sons
Wriek
Petite Aborto
Dyer
Tanabe
Fee Meter
Kidwell
Berts
Vest
Potty Tejon
Peties
Lali Ora Tea Retirement
George Biw
St. Joseph Tasadines
Omaha
McGee
Kan Es
Orley
Cela
Tyes
Mya
Adda Carey
Inery Ault
Bobbie
Ronald Selister
Gu Reburr
Wearin at Washington and the death sentence debate
A column discusses congressional action in Washington on a death sentence issue and TVA measures, noting an estimated 301,865 dollars spent to influence the legislation. The piece prints a travelogue to Jamestown Williamsburg Yorktown, describing colonial sites, reconstructed government buildings, and historical memories along the James River with reflections on independence and surrender sites.
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Inherdmen
Rte
Ted
New York
House
Senate
Tothy
TVA
Jamestown
Williamsburg
Yorktown
John Smith
John Alden
Priscilla
Governor's Place
State House
Raleigh
Thomas Jefferson
Jamies River
O'Hara
Lord Cornwallis
Lincoln
Washington
Inflea
Hyer
Hastings Hastings Eo Le bey Tastitus Harvest Notes
In Hastings area notes and social items reference harvest activity, local visitors, and community milestones. People named include Mr Ligniert, Frank Buskirk, A H Crawford, Harriet, and families visiting Essex, Omaha, and other towns. Jolly county life, travel, and family events are summarized with mentions of meals, church, and local shops.
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Fred Leoka Till
Ahaibta
Regina
Gid Bog Wakesley
Lanwrencr
Martin
Satels Parscotts Bhatia
Ks Sateation
Socraties
Hilth Flanseom
Jack Hudson
Bud Chirk
Ogtat Prilay
Thine Marte
Wis Dern
Daeward A. Lated
Hastethes
Frank Buskirk
Hinky Dinky
Omaha
Hastings
A. H. Crawford
Harriett
Essex
H. P. Reas
Meal Fatale Transfers Mech of Tastpamients Fired
Fragmented OCR notes list personnel changes, with transfers and dismissals at multiple firms. Mentions names such as Williams, Harry A, and Amiy Smith in a string of local transactions and addresses. References sums like 10140 and 77140 and weeks/dates, but details are unclear.
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Ulead
Walters
Ima Heyen
Teelson
Cite
AL Wiliams
Harry A
Shi
Amiy Smith
Ak. W. Mansfield
Val Con
Beta
Malvern
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A. L. Auxiliary
W. C. Short
Laura Graybill
Little Brown
the Vale
Tay Strateld
Tes
Siaman
Jennie Kellenbarger
Romima Stratelit
Aes
Mies Wilma Heden
Seymour
Juce Bowers
Oklahoma
J. L. Evans
Okoboji
Henry Lehold
Akron
Whio
L. E. Ripley
Mamie Tollinger
Lou West
Charlotte Graham
Minneapolis, Minn
Laverne Tollinger
Corncil Bluffs
Ford
Tae
Foard
Ford Precision
Salyers Auto Co
Malvern, Iowa
Congress
Bayer Corba
Ubeelers
Burt
Ligniert
Dean
Toye
Debbie
Toberin Dheskine
Walter Ehint
Jaanits
Sandi
Cheney
Pete
Kye TR
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