14 Aug 1930
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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1930
Page
1
The Hamburg Reporter announces subscription rates for Premont and adjoining counties at 4000 Dee sear and United 88,50 Dee for other zones. It notes payment terms and that subscriptions end when paid time lapses and payer stops at expiration.
An essay-like piece compares spare tires to undervalued people who act as substitutes in emergencies. It argues that those who fill secondary roles keep society moving by ensuring punctuality and continuity in daily life, urging readers to give them more credit and consideration.
A local column records the death of Mrs. Albert Hall in Hamburg and notes funeral services at Mansfield Funeral Home with attendees from Syracuse Nebraska and Denver Colorado. It also lists community visits, hospital updates, school events, picnics, and residents’ travel between Ashland Burr and Lincoln Nebraska.
Ralph Risdon returned home from the hospital and is doing well. Neighbors Bel Yawel and others visited on Monday evening, sharing sorrow for Mrs. IT Fskel’s passing. Alex Voxel drove Hers aman Didever and Aldon Lair to Nebraska City, with several locals attending events.
Area residents report a busy week with relatives visiting from Nebraska City Denver Marion Kansas and Council Bluffs. Numerous callers and shoppers frequent Watson near areas as friends and family stop by homes including Propp Gardner and Hatten households amid hospital and shopping visits.
A tragic accident on Jant Thursday claims Clyde Hoover after he is pushed into a water crock and drowns. Gervines held Friday at the home and again at Hamburg Christian church with Rev Leroy Zick officiating. Pallbearers Leg Beasty Bib Beasty Charles Henderson and Walter Lang. Parents express neighborhood sympathy for their hour of sorrow. Mrs Lee Hoover and son Russell Haver from Shubert Nebraska were present.
Local memorial services were held for Clyde Clyte Moover with neighbors noting rain during the funeral period. Numerous residents including Frank Zutz, Floyd Holliman, and Mrs Olson visited households across Auburn Shenandoah and Geneva, sharing condolences and catching up on crops. Families from D. W. Lang’s and Joseph Cole’s homes hosted guests, with multiple trips to see relatives in Shenandoah and Marion.
The Church of Christ holds Bible schools at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11. A Christian Endeavor meets at 7 p.m. Union meetings occur at 8 p.m. Thursdays host the Ladies’ Aid at Mrs. Holliman’s home. Pastor D. M. Gillett notes continued union meetings and Bible school readings. Rev. Wm. Buehler to preach.
The text records upcoming and ongoing services at Methodist and Evangelical Zion churches with pastors Wm. Buebler and A. Lee MacMillan. It notes an annual conference in Columbia Mo on September 3 and appeals for mission money repayment. Sunday school times and new service hours are listed. remarks emphasize old money and community needs.
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