A name you remember. A building you pass. A story you want to know. Explore our growing collection of Hooper history.
61 published stories · 20 tour stops · 748 source references · Growing with every discovery
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Cited in How Hooper Got Things Done: Women’s Clubs, Lodges and Community Groups
2026 anniversary history, printed/PDF p. 33. Volunteer Fire Department contribution: printed records dated 1898, station built in 1981 and 125th observance in 2023.
Cited in How Hooper Got Things Done: Women’s Clubs, Lodges and Community Groups
2026 anniversary history, printed/PDF p. 16. Elkhorn Valley Golf Club contribution: organization in 1962 and early construction.
Cited in How Hooper Got Things Done: Women’s Clubs, Lodges and Community Groups
2026 anniversary history, printed/PDF p. 30. American Legion Post 18 and AuxiliaryUnit 18 contributed histories; contemporary service descriptions dated to the 2026 edition.
Cited in How Hooper Got Things Done: Women’s Clubs, Lodges and Community Groups
Nebraska Library Commission directory lists a Friends Group for Hooper Public Library. Read October 13, 2026; directory alone does not establish founding date or recent activities.
Cited in How Hooper Got Things Done: Women’s Clubs, Lodges and Community Groups
“Woman’s Club Convention Is Planned Here.” Advance announcement of September 19 county convention at Grace Lutheran Church.
Cited in How Hooper Got Things Done: Women’s Clubs, Lodges and Community Groups
“Special Flood Notice.” The Commercial Club offered to pay for lost-or-found livestock advertisements during flood recovery. Read from the supplied original-page scan.
Cited in How Hooper Got Things Done: Women’s Clubs, Lodges and Community Groups
“Culture Club Elects Officers,” “Woman’s Club Notice,” and Camp Fire Girls play advertisement. Distinguishes the Young Woman’s Culture Club from the Woman’s Club. The March 20 play was advertised, not reported as completed.
Cited in How Hooper Got Things Done: Women’s Clubs, Lodges and Community Groups
“Lions Club Is Organized Again in Hooper” and printed program for the September 19 Dodge County Convention of Federated Women’s Clubs. Lions report distinguishes the early-1930s club from the September 12, 1951 reorganization. The convention program is advance publicity.
Cited in How Hooper Got Things Done: Women’s Clubs, Lodges and Community Groups
Fremont Area Community Foundation newsletter, “Hooper Area Community Foundation Meets Challenge Grant for New Endowment Fund,” p. 1.
