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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1933
Page
1
The Hamburg Reporter indicates subscription terms with emphasis on prepaid renewal and paper stoppage at expiration. It also mentions Freg W Hill as publisher and Sevord Crass as mayor in a fragmented section from the Hamburg Post Office column.
The Nebraska City News Press reports a Hamburg Pony Parade event drawing between 3 000 and 4 000 attendees with more than 100 ponies and horses in a Spanish motif parade. Businessmen sponsor the series with cash prizes for the most attractive entries and a procession featuring hand-carved carriages.
Donald Finnell and Deene Grown Jr returned Saturday from work at the fair in Chicago, joined by Mrs. Oscar Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Park.
The Farragut News reports a Scout camp at Crystal Lake College Springs with listed attendees and chaperones led by Rev. E. R. Stroud and Mrs. Isaac Scott. The item includes numerous locals visiting families in Riverton Lincoln and Omaha, turnout for church and social events, student and staff movements, and upcoming local church conferences and community notices.
Methodist note announces Sunday activities with early 4 45 am service and 10 45 am preaching. Leagues meet 7 00 pm and union service 8 00 pm at Presbyterian church. Ladies aid at parsonage 2 30 pm Thursday August 24. No judicial board meeting Friday August 25. Church dive of meeting at 8 00 pm led by Jay Firken Oil pastor. Presbyterian church morning worship 1 09 am, church union service 8 00 pm. Hamburg back soon as pastor and family resume usual Sunday worship and activities. Mention of Century of Progress trip to Chicago and relatives in hometown. Evangreal Zinn Church Sunday school each week, preaching 80 attendees in morning and evening union service, church renovation noted.
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