Omaha woman leads DIY drive to nominate Goldwater
Mrs. Wood, a 35 year old Omaha resident and sixth generation American, originated Gold for Goldwater Nebraska. Her home is 5410 Seward Street. The campaign raises 2000 to 2500 dollars weekly from about 1408 donors in 32 states. Checks totaling around 12000 dollars are held in escrow at United States National Bank of Omaha and burned if Goldwater is not nominated. She aims to build broad support at the 1964 Republican National Convention and become more than a donor, as workers. She credits attending the 1952 convention with shaping her political view.
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Elwo
Robin
Xod
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
United States National Bank of Omaha
Corporation
Goldwater
Wood
Howard Buffett
Omaha
Washington
Dodo
Robert A. Taft
Rose Jar: A Vintage Scented Keepsake Craft
A reader column shows how to make a long lasting Rose Jar using dried petals spices and essential oils. Layer petals with mace allspice cloves cinnamon nutmeg orris root and dried flowers in a glass jar then seal with toilet water for fragrance that lasts years. Also includes reader tips on home fragrance and simple fabric and cooking hacks.
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Heloise
Williamsburg Enrollment Up Slightly
Williamsburg schools opened with a half day session and a first full day on Tuesday. Principal Jack Hobbs reports high school enrollment at 88, up nine from last year. Three new staff join the high school: Mrs. Phillip Schmidt in home economics and science, Lawrence Bowling in American History and instrumental music, and W. R. Binns in modern algebra and trigonometry.
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Williamsburg
Jack Hobbs
Phillip Schmidt
Lawrence Bowling
W. R. Binns
Binns
Coppoe
Colony
Mabel Matlock
Don McMillan
B. I. Goodwill
Herbert Johnson
Coppoc
Voca
Neighborhood News Roundup of Local Weddings and Visits
Mmnes Merritt McDonald and Oscar Newmaster attended Mr and Mrs Harden Watkins 39th anniversary at the McDonald home. Mrs Ralph Arrington attended Adin Fulton’s funeral in Seminole. Mrs Merritt McDonald hosted Tommy’s 4th birthday. Winnie Cunningham returned home from Anderson County Hospital. John Clarks moved from Marquette to the Chambers house vacated by C W Shaffer. Captain John Richard Feasel of Caribou Maine visited friends. Don Stevensort returned from a Texas New Mexico Colorado vacation. Arlie Wood receives treatment at K U Medical Center. Harold Roberson and family visited in Omaha. Leisure Hour Club set Sept 11 with Mrs Ivan Me Lees.
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Winnie Cunningham
Anderson County Hospital
John Clarks
Marquette
Chambers House
C. W. Shaffer
John Richard Feasel
Caribou
Don Stevensort
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Arlie Wood
K. U. Medical Center
Harold Robertson
Robert Mossburg
Omaha
Nebr
Ivan Me Lees
Seaman High opens its own student bank for 37th class
The Seaman High School bank, with about 15000 dollars in deposits and a stock value, will be sold to 14 students in Miss Eunice Ward's banking class. Pupil held accounts, pay fees, and practice records. Jerry Glasgow leads as president. The bank deposits funds for athletic teams and other groups and handles checks via Kaw Valley Bank.
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Athletic Association
Removals List Shows Residents Moving Between Addresses
Brittingham Troy moves from 917 Locuat to Pomona. Ernestina Brown relocates from 997 8 Mulberry to 6323 8 Elm. Darrell Burkdoll moves from 216 Ward St to Bethel. Bob Dale Cook relocates to an unspecified address.
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Brittingham
Troy
Loctuat
Pomona
Brown
Ernestina
Mulberry
Elm
Burkdoll
Darrell
Ward St
Bethel
Cook
Bob Dale
Fragmentary address list with scattered names and streets
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with scattered street and city references including Tremont Willow Sycamore Richmond Hamilton Cherry Tonganoxie Springfield Mo and Pomona. The piece reads like an address or personnel directory with many incomplete names and numbers, lacking a cohesive story or event.
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N. Mickory
Eure Max
Tremont
Ae Mahallan
Dan
Moras An
Pry
Ashe
Gregg
Lee
Richmond
Hamilton
Charles
Toy
Bi Willow
Heakman
Roy
Sycamore
Hartpance
Ralph
Werth
Tongne Noxie
Heokman
David
Ork
Horne
Donald
Cherry
Tonganoxie
Huahine Lenn
Eal Ayegmon
Lage
David BP
Kathryn
Sto
Main
Middiebunker
Irving
Mip Grant
Springfield
Mes Collough
Marvin
Willow
Snider
James Lee
Thompson
Jerry
Bycamore
Athlete's Foot Treatment Claim Promises Fast Relief
An ad-style notice promotes instant-drying T-4-L for athlete's foot. It asserts itching and burning ease within minutes and skin sloughing within 3 to 5 days, with a money-back guarantee if not pleased within one hour, offered at Rancy Drug Store.
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Rancy Drug Store
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Fey
Curtis Barnhart
Alberta
Lillian Pondrea
Margaret Quick
Betty Bee
Aconney
Reguler Or
Mabel Chandler
Merritt McDonald
Oscar Newmaster
Harden Watkins
McDonald Home
Ralph Arrington
Seminole
Adin Fulton
Tommy
SKA
Seaman
Seaman ‘High
John G. Kaiser
Ottawa Herald
Herald
The
Bargain Stores
Lowenstein
Phillips 66
Conoco
Pennzoil Mobil
Skelly Supreme Havoline
Kendall
Trop Artic
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