Cafe sale unites two eateries under one owner in Grand Island
Clayton Norris sold his Royal cafe on the south side to Russell Watt of the Broadway cafe on the north side. Watt will run both establishments with minor changes, keeping the Broadway menu as is while converting the Royal into a lunch room. Cameron Scott joins to help, and Norris plans future work elsewhere.
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Clayton Norris
Royal Cafe
Russell Watt
Broadway Cafe
Watt
Broadway
Cameron Scott
Hoyal
Norris
Rheumatism Patient Credits War Service for Relief
Chas A Marsh of 570 Crescent St Kansas City recalls 21 years as a Santa Fe engineer and credits Colling Drug Co agents for a remedy that ended his rheumatic pain after years of reliance on medicines and disability. He notes kidney normalcy and restored activity since Saigon battle days.
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Chas
A. Marsh
Saigon
Crescent St
Kansas City
Marsh
Santa Fe
Champion Hill Family News And Community Notices
Glen Cooper expected home Wednesday night from his Thanks-Riving vacation. The Har nest Cole family mourns the death of Mrs. Cole with heartfelt sympathy. Wynona Edie hosted by Ella Kellenharger as they attended a school program and box supper at Climax. Red Oak shoppers from our community included several residents visiting and socializing. The Sunday School Institute report from Malvern was presented. Christmas offering of 20 dollars voted to Chinese mission. Several social events reported at Keystone and Climax. Various visits to Wil lison and Dakota City, Nebr.
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Glen Cooper
Oscar Webb
Omaha
Thoreday
Harnest Cole
Cole
Wynona Edie
Ella Kellenharger
Climax
Red Oak
Bertha
Darlene Straight
Wynona Edle
Harriet
Dean MeLain
Frank
Tean Kochersperger
Flora
Joe Allen
Carrie
Velma McLain
John
Adlth
Hadley
Marian Parker
Mestamos
Harriet McLain
Fiona Allen
Institute of Religious Education
Malvern
Mrs. Wade
Mrs
Unegry
Keystone
Jean Kochersperger
Flora Allen
Helen
Roy Haldeman
Willison
Haaldeman
Sherman Allen
Orville Rectorig
Dakota City
Nebr
Bernice Northrup
Joe McLain
Emmet Cardiff
E. P. McLain
Boyd Cox and
Pearnell
Lon Natfield
Rebekah lodge nominees and community notices in Red Oak area
Nominations at the Rebekah lodge include Florence Edmondson N G Tda Simmons W G and A H Harbor secretary Oda Harover treasurer After the meeting sandwiches and coffee were served by Blanch Stroud and Myrtle Selby Mrs Will Cain hosted a 6 pm dinner with Addie Roblean and daughter June Mrs L W Triplett and Mrs Orlo Harria and daughter Eateling A quilting session followed A P Phillips and wife attended as visitors In Omaha Ed Wilkinson and grandson Marlin visited relatives The Harbor family were Red Oak visitors Mrs McDonald returned from two week visit with her daughter Mrs G W Whison The M E tables at their Saturday event raised over 12 dollars The B Y K club met at Mrs Champ Harover’s home for a pleasant evening A Sunday sermon by Rev Walter Schuerman of Strahan was enjoyed Mrs Harold Campbell and son left for California where he is in the navy The Wig Reduction Sale at The Martin Store Hastings advertised suits and overcoats Col. Gerald Pennet and wife of Morton Mills visited Jud Coppock’s home Gayle Wilkinson returned from a visit to Rhinel Reed at Farragut Numerous local residents and families were noted in Red Oak and nearby towns with various visits and relocations.
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Mary Shannon
A. F. Smith
Irwin
D. A. Wilson
Nes
Martin
Red Oak
H. F. Cheney
G. Cheney
LO. Smith
Mra
Edd Stone
Harold Hossle and Son
F. G. Rochersperger
C. E. Dallain
J. C. Knight
Elen
Osborn
Ray Untsman
J. W. McLain
Dean
Mary B. Gibson
Floyd
Jeanette Carson
Lincoln
Nehr
John Carson
David Edie
Lord Lister Hospital
Lillian Rhoads
Caroling
Rhoades
Rey
M. B. Wilson
Aaron Johnson
Vattey
Nebr
John L. Evans
Tennessee
Elmer Hendrickson
Baby
Grand Rapids
Mich
Clara Whipple
K. A. Evans
Iowa City
Sharpsburg
Elkader
Rebekah Lodge
Florence Edmondson
N. G
Tda Simmons
W. G
A. H. Harbor
Oda ‘Harover
Blanch Stroud
Myrtle Selby
Wayne Byers
Glenwood
M. EB
Walter Schuerman
Strahan
Harold Campbell
Pars Ems
Will Cain
California
Hastings
Gerald Pennet
Hear Morton Mills
Jud Coppock
Gayle Wilkinson
Rhinel, Reed
Farragut
Sam Owens
Mesdames Addie Horleau
Will
Cain
A. A. Wright
Ion
Wayne Ayers
Hugh McSweensy
Nora Qravitt
Ella Smith
Carson
Bryan Maxwell
Wity
Nye
Glen- Wood
Nary Vail
Vinglon Proberty
Aine
Kim Brown
Near Carson
Champ Harover
Lee Gillian
Ro W. Casebolt
Des Moines
John Ayera
Omaha
Ife
Carl Isaacson
Minnia Carlson
Elliott
Eunice
Christian Church
Dewey Barnes
M. B
Cyrus Turner
Hamilton Turner
Near Elliote
CE. Edmondson
Mesdames
Ken Williams
Albert Pace
Young People's Cabinet
A. J. Harbor
Rev. Thomas
Dr. Driver of
Macedonia
Farewell Party for Mr and Mrs H Adkins
Friends and neighbors gathered at the Hoyt Adkins home for a farewell party as the Adkins plan to move to a warmer climate for Mrs Adkins health. A good time was reported by all attendees.
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Hoyt Adkins
A One Cent Christmas Story
A fragmentary Christmas piece emphasizes buying a Christmas Seal and small gifts. It contrasts chores and duties with December joy, noting personal unworthiness most of the year but feeling redeemed by December acts of kindness and health, hope, and happiness for others.
Throat ailment misread in disrupted text
Fragmentary OCR describes a throat condition with rapid onset and coughing fits. Mentions a flat swallow and sudden wallowing sensation while warning of pervasive effects on readers and speakers.
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Wura
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