Obituary and notices from Hamilton and Merrick counties
Obituary for Mrs Percie Pearle Moore Lamp shire, long time Hamilton County Farmer's Telegraph Co. manager, details marriages, children, siblings, and her service to the Hardville community. Interment in Av orville cemetery. Also notices of final report in Polk County estate case and community gatherings at Luther College students and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percie Pearle Moore Lampshire
Nelson H
Cynthia G Moore
Deleware County
Iowa
Hordville
Nebr
George Edward King
Climax Springs
Nelson King
Gerald King
Polk
Lampshire
Poli
Hamilton
Merrick
Hamilton County
Farmer's Teleprome Co
Hardville
Methodist
Hardyville
President O ' Carrell
Reuben Gustafson
Homer Branting
Chris Christiansen
Clyde Casteel
Alfred Jones
John Jones
Helen Seaquist
Homano Ramona Nelson
Betty Gustafson
Rugene Carlson
Avorville
Polk County
Nebraska
Ankew Ang
L. M Merrick
Just for Fun and Oddball Classroom Jokes and Gags
A collection of humorous lines and anecdotes featuring misunderstandings about taxes romance and everyday life. The jokes touch on government benefits misperceptions about marriage income and playful wordplay about science aging customers and new baby naming running through various settings.
Man Beavers’ Chief Enemy Cited as Man
The beavers’ chief enemy is man. Wildcats and other such enemies they are fully able to handle, but despite cleverness and even government protection they cannot fight man. Concealed traps threaten the beavers.
Capitol Stunt Cars and Red Ink Debate In Washington
A column laments Capitol air show stunts by Army jeeps on the House steps and critiques defense parades. It notes a drama around Louisiana's Huey Long statue in Statuary Hall and surveys federal budgets with red ink tallies and surplus auctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Capitol Steps
Huey Long
Louisiana
William Jennings Bryan
Long Machine
Capitol
Edward Hebert
Ellender
Huey P. Long
Statuary Hall
Uncle Sam
Polk County Medical Society Spotlight on Dr de Kruff
Paul de Kruff, renowned bacteriologist, is highlighted by the Polk County Medical Society in a Reader's Digest feature drawing attention to his work and its impact on public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Polk County Medical Society
Paul de Kruff
Reader's Digest
Card of Thanks for Sympathy at Baby’s Death
We express heartfelt thanks to friends for sympathy and kindness at the death of our baby boy. Grateful to Rev. Oberg and those who sent flowers. Sincere thanks from Mr. and Mrs. Donald Werth and Donald. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Werth and family. Mr. and Mrs. W. EB. Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberg
Donald Werth
Donald
Henry Werth
W. EB. Anderson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alfred Reider
Wahoo
Eunice Olson
Peggy Thurston
Muriel Ackerson
Phyllis Steelquist
Luther College
Carl Steelquist
Hilton
Paul Sagehorn
Marvin
Lloyd Kroger
Feo Wurtz
Lineal
Hegel Nelson
Pr Riely
Kansas
J Nelson
Aew
Nelson
Scheapler
Shockey
Fan
York
R. F
Steenbock
E C Cramer
Larry
F S Patran
Gilmer
Arthur Dose
Laster Rhode
Hampton
George Doll
WJAG
Dolil’s Nursery
Columbus
I Chicken House
Hudson
Silent Sioux
Purina
Klein
James Way Steel
Reed & Garling
Johnnie
Mr Corps
Fateda
Arased
Ap Ory
Free
Weatherstripping
Theatre Central City
Miriam Hopkins
Claude Rains
Roger Pryor
Eve Arden
Errol Flynn
Olivia DeHavilland
Santa FE Trail
Sun
Hugo
Nebraska Advertising Commission
State House
Lincoln
Ciet
Chevrolet
Phe
Johnson Bros
Chevrolet Company
Polk, Nebr
Carl Curtis
Dist
Sam
Apis
Paul McNutt
Tom Spies
Hutlman Hospital
Birmingham
Albania
Spies
Hillman
Europe
Ward
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