Hamburg Reporter, The (Newspaper) - January 17, 1946, Hamburg, Iowa Repu 1870 HAMBURG REPORTER THE HAMBURG REPUBLICAN JULY 2 1938 Hamburg Reporter Established VOLUME 51 HAMBURG IOWA THURSDAY MORNING JANUARY 17 1946 the of Experiences Pacific ptain Carter Johnson soon to ven the rank of gave a interesting talk before the Ki- ps club Thursday evening of eome of his experiences in air force in the Pacific After pending troop carrier school he fe attached to the ground crews air force In leaving the s for his new work in the their ship was on their the day out depending ion the speed of the ship jt danger On the trip to never sighted another the only incidents of note was sing the equator when the were held and j tht crossing of the j NO 45 Now Carter found the Australians jus bit behind the times to our standards Milk is fa breud is not wrapped fo drug stores just and are called chemist shop Baft drinks are sold nt mill Intro They drive on the left s Carter did not have much in tins line but when 01 had a habit of looking in the Wong direction for traffic goods was little known in and as his division was by the Australians the men wanting canned foods The At my established canning factories ift the country to provide food for Rationing wan more Strict than here due to the fact that they Imd less of everything goods was the exception racing is a popular sport ind goes on the year round His next jump was to New and fill had to be gotten together for the trip us they were among the first to take a part of the island laps did n lot of bombing and seemed like to attack tin moonlight nights was the most of tho natives could do but it hud a certain amount of logic and was not difficult after one got the of Ii Where lot gome time the people were educated and apoke pood English Missionaries through the yearn had Uid the ground work for the fine reception of our American goldiers by the natives work can the family about the man in in the lend nnd empty-handed He is followed by his wife who will have bundles on her head pucks in her nml a bunging on her hip ami then come the children This strange bul there a In the days of tribal wars us well from hentl of the house first to family While havo lias not next wis to Rink hind a island The lure remained tit the round jiml nights were very always requiring covers for sleeping nt night Tim coral so in n pair of shoos would be worn nut iu ii day material was used for mails nnd air which packs Hko cement A recruiting team of the States Army Recruiting Office ii Shenandoah Iowa will be at post office on day Jan 23 to accept enlistment in the regular army Young men between the ages of 17 through who are interested in the advent ages offered by voluntary enlist ment are invited t-o call during hat Enlistments are now open for lh months two year and three year periods By choosing the enlistment you may select the arm of service and theater operations of your own choice Veterans arc reminded that have only until February 1 to re- enlist to be eligible for ment bonuses and furloughs You nay also retain the rank held at time of providing you enlist within twenty days after dis- charge and prior to February 1 1946 Improvements Made at Hamburg Hospital years ago Dr U C Icy started a program for ments at the Hamburg hospital most important among the im- were the plans for tho building Work on the project wan held up due to ho shortage of materials nnd In- jur Some two weeks ago workmen arrived and on the work Jy Wednesday evening of last week work of the had been fifty-eight er cent Acoustic on he job riving Iho walls of the op- room the nil hulls ind corridors a beautiful mice at well as deadening nil lound The hospital force nnd all are delighted with tlie re- ulto Sometime within the ummer the plan is to have all of ho remainder of the building M tit n like manner improvement ui crie but the Men no satisfactory an to make hose responsible forget the cost Formula Harmony Women Ship Quota The United Service Women have made a shipment for their full quota to the State hospital this week when they packed the jing 46 wash rags 181 j kerchiefs 30 pair bedroom 1 1 bedside bag 0 pillows 1 light blanket and 3 wool top comforts They are very for thu help they had i from the membership and from I friends outside tho organisation to the completion of this ment possible With the scarcity of I new materials it is only through of materials and of help that such work can be carried on local unit has carried out a program and is to be con- on their ments Two More Vets Enter Business Here HAMBURG SCHOOL The Scouts will make a pick-up for clothing for le drive next the of 1 n in and 4 p m Have your undies in plain on your nnd if by chance you The second school year started on January 14 New subjects offered In the high school this TO of Die Monday Subscription Rates to Increase i FEATURES THIS WEEK THE COLONIAL goers week will see n On 1 the rates lo the Reporter 011 Thursday Friday and Saturday in the high thb semester win be janj Thq Industrial Arts Junior lo Mng Mr Business Sociology In- lems and The will buted to all high 10 Condra Heady Is a new of the High School ior Ha thrill drama The new rates will in mont adjoining counties German gold in America by h hooks up with percent Mt to f n foolhardy guy On increased cost has been print tbo thrill ri Second School before his transfer which up in price hunt for in Hamburg The Fremont County Girls Tournament will bo played at this will play of the This lo mn second feature will be taken off print paper Twentieth the government there may be Fox picture is shown in thor advances of news and brings Carmen lid your tcr n special call will lie made for our II is all of es will be for i that it will nut In t-o If it is you may takf your bundle to the City Hall where folks tei be loft al the hall any hour of the dny tests nro crs both large and small wilh Vivian the cherry This is our first increase in sub- blonde Fur singing dancing rates since Worlel War I ing laughing for gayest sUirs ti ianel we are very to make that ever maele a treat Iowa hvery Pund a in this cannot Its 1 creasing It publications have of the yen Of Lo bo p m Thl l merit aru in interred in the of town The 1 iiy of Lin in schools uf so that school may mini itV as tin of tho without t'i hut that you In Jf you now paid in will accept another tt ary u n Ian 21 22 mnt Hit will In- M A- witli Globe Trot lore Tuesday ejf Inst week tile colored Globe Trotters team the Holmes Motor team on the local defeating tlie locals by the score of 40 to The colored boys cut n lot of antics which the large crowd which filled the auditorium lo are planning to njf in another fast professional leani later on As an opener tlie Inch school team played Watson them by n score of 40 to 17 Infantile Paralysis Drive Tho Fremont County Chapter of he National for lle Paralysis boginie its 1945 drive or funds this week Thu drive is liping conducted by nail this year for the convenience jf those who want lo give There n a real nnd desperate for unds for this fight is nnd we must try to con- quer the dread disease no when you receive your letter won't you acl at once nnd enclose donation In the envelope will U Iti all the During the past week two more veterans of World War II entered the business field in Hamburg making a total of nineteen ans now engaged in business and professions in Hamburg Carter Johnson has purchased the hardware and locker of the Johnson Hardware owned formerly by 0 C Johnson The new owner is making some es in the arrangement of the store and expects to open a shoo and harness repair department ment for the locker system is ar- riving and it is hoped that this new department can be opened up shortly O C Johnson will devote his entire time to his undertaking business and his farm interests He has enjoyed a good business taking over some months ago Carter Johnson is the son of Mr Mrs Walter Johnson and was liorn and raised in this community For some time before entering the service he bad been engaged in the teaching profession He will be for the present by his wife A deal wan closed the first of he week in which Clifford Barr of Mexico Mo purchased the ern Auto Associate Store in from Bert Dines Mr Barr IB i married man with one child nnd was recently from the service He was connected with Western Auto before entering the service nnd out of many openings in this section selected Bert Dines who has operated the store here since with n abort time out during the war when engaged in defence work to make his home in Kansas City hns built up a nice ncss and was active in the com- and it IB html to give him up These two young men urc welcomed to the business amily and should enjoy R rood for they have the wisheK of all worker in your are tho local volunteers or the Green Twp Mrs R C Twp Mrs Walter Johnson Nixon Hamburg Mm Sjulin Twp Mrs Cliff Whito Twp Mrs Mary rn Twp Mra Claudi Cape Twp Mra Floyd Coy In Mrs Arthur Madison Twp Mra Dale A then Twp Mrn II V Twp Sirs Polk Vance Twp Mi's From Service Anniversary Dark are worn of the glare They two and elry To Carter there seemed to lie little difference fur in elry season they could i of inches of rain each A Wilel of linn forces was with Carter's out- fit through it all anel wan a great help as ho had been n in New Guinea and knew the try well He snw Amelia Enrhart leave the island and this was the last time she was heard from He that he plane was buelly ov as they loft Arriving in its destruction by tho Japs lies found a bnd Ills was stationed nt the old army bane at Clark Field of Manila tho Philippines arc not thickly or has there been much pro gross and the people seem lo bo very dirty and rather shiftless Okinawa waa Hie last island Carter served on anel it hael tho plan In Mini his outfit to pan at the last minute they wore ordered home And they we're all happy to leave this very busy island and gel back the bind eif milk nnd honey Died In Omaha Mm Mary panned Sunday morning at tho home of her non J M in ha She was Iho daughter of tho Into John anil nnd n ulster of Mrs II H nnd Mrs Ida Stephens After her she lived at where she will be buried Mro Farrish wmi dent of community In htr Chairman Don Unit tho Clayton has fine already dt clothing has very in Our emit The following lint of i from the Archie lutVI j has very loyal and lias Martin IRT were Mr mid Walt Mr nnd MIT Curl Hinzo HI at their home in for in will shir lit in this uf lend civilians will with this lop Twp Mrs An- W T Twp Mrs A I Sroll Lust Two to Tahor Tw The AAA Intn rate to Fremont county Is pur bushel Eligible corn is corn grading No 1 lor ur moisture However the muni nol exceed per Anyone who produced corn In 1045 as an or is eligible for a loan The loans available until May III They bear 1 per cent In- terest very well to has war irel the pick-up Saturday 17 nml let's clmn it up with collection were il on the local flonr with the Tabur high The girls team Tailor In M Dinner The Hubert Woodwarel Post of the American legion anel Iho dies Auxiliary will honor ernns of the community and guests al a dinner lo bo day January IS at 7 p m at the Legion Hall Invitations were ed last week and nro being received by Clarence Adjutant A fine program is and the Hon Frank Milts lor of Ihu Iowa has been secured to five them nn ad- dress Every veteran in thn com- Oak Miss Norma Chris i evening the results for week Frederick Ta Albert Reeves Tabor nice cards from their friend will be in -Ian Glen Whito on their Claude i Maupin Hamburg William Hammer Sidney j Norman I munity should bear him Don't miss To Attend Jlr and Mrs Will XuU Kansas Alra Carl Sink of nine and went the Word From Harry William Mo to attend Richard Jordan tnc anniversary of Robert nml in Township leads ly in farm bureau nl were married In o keep with tlm old home Swine January 11 Farmers of Fremont are raising will wanl to at- tend the swine at on Thursday January II at tlie hall Dr K W K ists from Iowa State wiil at tho which will nt 10 and nl Livestock diseases sanitation control housing and will ho Use of pastures of nnd caro of plus will ho by Iho the meeting own Harry very nice In ng that tho Importer la the est small town newspaper in the Dmitry naturally we Keith Blair Council Bluffs kind words B John Connor Ames In order the quota of John Stilt Tabor i HBO may Ix reached early Knns Loren Johnaon his Irvin Fouler Olnsirei III ind Chile HITS known an Die ABS nnd nri the as in previous loan programs The Credit Lion not borrowers to Insure the corn However there is n bushel senling in a to may apply nl the AAA office in Sidney or apply with the who township in which the corn is located In preliminary sealing of q when the Is but it is em the total scaling fee nt the time the is The sealers serving the ships in county arc as Mill annum Hall Clarence Morris Hamburg ington Clyde Frank Sidney II in counly the 11145 program have per loan Shipped Sandwiches Tho Catholic Ian United Service Women Baptist Christian V F W anil American Legion anil Will for in Omaha Wednesday This Center Is still n very busy place and it is believed by those lecr workers there thai they arc- now serving boys who have great sacrifices More than men were at tho center one lay Inst week it is il will be nt least if June this can be communities am cooperating to furnish ami It possible to continue the service Named Director Tho lion wan hold In Don week end ind Carl SJulin of tho wan again named ai of the lion United Women Will Meet The of tho United vice Group are urged to tho ng which will Iw held nt the homo of Mrs Chan Nelson Friday January Ifl American tit
