Obituary of R H Rudy Harris Remembered In 40th Year
Forty years ago this week R H Rudy Harris died in a mine accident in Montana when a rock fell on him. Funeral held at the Presbyterian church under AOU W lodge, burial at Prairie Home cemetery. Survived by wife Anna Wagenaar and two children. youngest child died of pneumonia a week earlier.
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R. H.rudy Harris
Presbyterian Church
AOU
W Lodge
Steele City
Prairie
Home Cemetery
Harrs
Montana
Anna Wagenaar
Family gathering and local notes from Bethel area
Last Sunday Mr and Mrs Gerdt Henrichs hosted a family gathering with children Henry Ernest Schmidt and families from Wahoo Anna Saathoft and two boys Gerdt Henrichs Jr and son Emil De Boer Martha and son plus the three children at home Carl Clarence and Alice A late Friday ice cream at the Gritz home included many relatives Weather records report last Friday as the hottest night in Lincoln area 91 degrees with Grand Island reaching 117 in the day Navarre Perry secured a position at Kinney Shoe Co in Lincoln A grasshopper question answer notes growth Navy plans ships and sealskin allotments with Canada Japan and US agreeing to halt seal killings except under terms of the conservation agreement
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Gerdt Henrichs
Henry ‘Henrichs
Ernest Schmidt
Marie
Wahoo
Henry Saathoft
Anna
Gerdt Henrichs Jr
Emil de Boer
Martha
Carl
Clarence
Alice
Gerdt Henrich
Gritz
Fred DeBoer
Emil DeBoer
Lou
Wenz
Clair
Barnett
Everett. Schipper
Harm Meyer
Henry
Henrichs
Roby
Opal- Gritz
Merlyn
Harold Lottman
Harold and
Emmaline Saathoff
Weather Bureau
Lincoln
Grand Island
U's
United States
Bureau” of Fisheries
Canada
Japan
Veteran Hillsboro musician J J Fast valued for carving craft
J J Fast, 72, lives as a member of the Jansen band and once led a Hillsboro Kansas band. He printed large bills and advertising matter for the Hillsboro celebration and is skilled with carving, having whittled many small wooden animals and fashioned large letters for headings from wall board and wood blocks.
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J. J. Fast
Jansen
Hillsboro
Kansas
Fairbury Journal
Vice President Garner Welcomes Suave Visitor in Office
The incident features Vice President Garner humorously greeting a visitor who claimed to head Hagenbeck's circus. Garner replies with light wit, calling himself Vice President and inviting the visitor to stay, suggesting he might gain new ideas.
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Garner
Stemausen
Hagenbeck
Cactus Jack
United States
Itig Quote on War Moral Laxity Cited
A quotation notes that the worst evil of wars is the moral laxity that follows. It underscores the lasting social and ethical costs after conflict.
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Itig
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