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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1939
Page
5
Ruth Johnson wins a trip to Camp Mitigwa for 4 H club involvement. The trip, led by J F Quist and Boise Langtumen, included 42 girls, with Ruth celebrated for long service and a garden beautification medal. The group toured, studied soil and plant subjects, biked, hiked, and closed with a camp service and farewell. Ruth and accompanying family later traveled home.
Enjoyed Piente. The annual Legion ant Auxiliary picnic Monday evening of the Jo cal Legion, was hrid in the city park, they nad as guests the boys and girl etc brped them with Stelr Foppy also in May. This has been an anbilal affair for several years, and a man ever much enjoyed by ymang and old alike. A crowd of Itty enjoyed a bounteous supper, with plenty of fried chicken cake, and icr, ofam to satisfy all. Mayor Goad and b, &, Carroll had charge of the croque, and bell games and, gmt a diame kick out of them than the amelie boys. Sir. Margaret Sittoe of Dekaloore, was an out of town guest at the pimic. Ti x the Dope that the Legion and Auxiliary manbers Will Join in next year and owed the Hathering to one hundred persons.
A large Harding family reunion was held on Sunday August 13 at Bethany Park, Bethany Missouri with many relatives from nearby towns attending. The gathering included Mr and Mrs MberL Harding and daughter, several siblings and in laws, doctors and extended family from Albany Warrenburg Kearney and other Missouri communities. A strange note mentions five brothers present all doctors and a later line references a missing or stolen set of items valued around $15 with Mrs Koya involved in a related incident.
The Parkison family reunion was held at Waubunale state park on Sunday August 13. Attendees included Amherst Parkison and son Arnold. Quencin Parkison and daughters. Frank Lamm and son Lawrence of Percival. Ed Parkison and family. Jobson and daughter from Mound City. Miss Ashl pashi of Walnut Grove. Dave Williams and son. Armaaizong. Carl Werner and Anta Dooley of Hangbury. and others from nearby towns.
A garbled story from Tarkio tells of Dr HM Levin and his wife injured when a wasp entered their car on a rural highway. A second tale recalls Dr B C Danley, C B Clayton and "Zeke" Jonnary driving from Hamburg to Charteris for a baseball tournament. The three men describe a bee incident near College Springs with their Ford coupe and a wagon of chaos before the ball game.
Js A Johnson of the Reporter in Lakimy outlines vacation plans at a home stead path with velativex. He notes recent looks at a rodeo in Sidney and hints at future stories and ideas for the paper.
ALD Bennell, manager of the Toea Nebraska Light and Power company, said engineers would soon be in Hamburg to plan improvements. By-pass at the substation will route the mub-sle line around the most damage prone section to maintain service during lightning storms. The company will inspect switches, breakers, and fuse blocks and replace defective parts. Lightning damage this year has been severe, raising costs for transformers and lines. Work will proceed immediately.
An Odd Fellows and Rebekah picnic drew about 200 people to Waubonsie Park last Sunday. Attendees shared baskets, enjoyed food, and watched contests for women while men played horseshoes and socialized. Attendees came from Randolph, Red Oak, Shenandoah, Sidney, Riverton, Clive, and Hamburg. Plans indicate the 1940 picnic will be in Wi osea, with remarks from local organizers. John Burns is moving furniture store operations to a larger building downtown and renovations continue with decorators handling the space. Families from Hamburg visited for the weekend as part of local social activity.
Warnstat Me and Mrs Culyhi Warnstatt all. Marlenn White and daughter visited In Peps City holiday with their nephew Kenneth Witte and family from Damesville Wis. were vice Hschni In Phelps City miso.
The Chaney family held its annual picnic on Saturday at Riverla City Park with many relatives noted in the guest list. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Chaney and numerous extended family members such as Everett Brows Mire Jean Roberlein and Sophie Chaney along with several others listed by name.
Three travelers Max Dougan Joe Baker and Swert Willsm returned from a western trip visiting Yellowstone Park Colorado and encountered friendly locals. A postcard from the journey was sent to the editor, describing their experiences and the group’s lighthearted antics.
The Gubser reunion gathered August 4 with families from Fax, Mo Wysse Nebr and Omaha. Attendees included Henry and Claude Gubser, Margaret Gubser, Ben Gubser and others from Maryville Tock Port Wahoo and Norfolk.
Mr and Mrs O D Klein and family along with Mr and Mrs Fred Roewe and the Sones hosted guests of Mr L J Miller this week. Mr Mdela chaired the AAA event while Mrs Roewe served on the committee and Mr Miller oversaw state outreach. Guests toured Sidawy Todo and enjoyed a picnic at the state park with several officials in attendance. The visit moved toward the Unk section as the group expressed enthusiasm about the gathering.
The article notes Reverend H. G. Parker of Glenwee, former Lag Mathorist pastor, receiving recognition for his work. It mentions Yasaimig nal tie of Lae poems and a 9th-page role, with references to Ame giety volumes and farmer Ham Toarger and friends expressing gladness at his achievements.
The old Irish Butliial Bank building in Hamburg was sold to Harold J. Martin. The landmark site, once housing Gillan Hore and later repurposed, will be preserved as investment with plans for offices and a restaurant.
Bill Edridge dies at home on Adade Street in Eusnburg at 16 years 11 months 15 days. Survived by wife Clara Moore, three daughters Pearl May and Grace, stepchildren Everett Miller and Mrs Curt Deny, granddaughter Anni Holly, brother Ike, and many relatives. Funeral Thursday Aug 17 at Mansfeld funeral home conducted by Rev D N Gil Inte. Burial Hamburg cemetery. Includes Jersey cattle market notes and farm sale details.
A quirky scene features several individuals including Luther Greenice and Esther Tyidnford as participants in a commemorative day. Prisons are mentioned in passing with various local surnames. attendees include Mrs Tile Flembiy and Miss Taal Peso Ar Hiverion among others. A fine wine was enjoyed by all present.
A large gathering at Waudensle State Park Gundey for a plane dinner includes Mrs. Paul Simpson, their daughter and many relatives from Rock Port, Sidney, Coin Louisiana, Omaha, and Hock Port. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson, Elmer Morgan, Marjorie Franc, Treva Simpson, and Basil Clary among others.
The Colonial presents a three night program with The Lear's From Kentucky and The Lady's From Kentucky featuring George Rait Ellen Drew Hugh Ferber and Zasa Prile. Big Town Czar and Belgium Town Grat star Barton MacLane Tom Brown and Ed Sullivan. Good Bye Mr Chips with Donat Gursal and Greer Gursal leads a milestone in literature with Donat. Some Like It Hot headlines next Wednesday night with strip acts and a two reel comedy.
Grinae Colon died after a stroke earlier this week in Midland area. He lived most of his life here, known by neighbors and friends. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Mason Temple in Midland with a large crowd in attendance. Survivors include one sister Mrs PL Patior and several nephews and nieces. Relatives from Midland attended the funeral.
An antisocial contest is planned for THO Th Ty Aug at Hanis Widnes. 80 Fate Jom Ge contest offers a free trifry breeze. World’s Part will be given. Further information will be announced next week.
Hamburg patrons urged to donate used books as the district weighs providing free textbooks. Roy Hatten leads effort with 325 pupils canvassed. if enough patrons cooperate, every child will receive books for the year and next grade at no cost.
The Star Community Club gathering at Oscar Lner's home on August 10 featured gifts for members including Ms Oscar veneriat and Mrs. Damien Cie. Birk 'Olt Magpig and Mrs. Harold Zak received items from their SSS. Ferd. Pollock, a foyer member, got a birthday gift. Mrs Kawla received a crocheted centerpiece and luncheon cloth. Brizey work won by Mrs. Wills Ballingerager and Mrs. Chas. Fisher. Refreshments of ice cream and angel food cake were served by the hostess. The next meeting will be at Willis Ballinger's home on ARR 31 with guests Mrs. Gert Propp, Mrs. Fred Pollock and daughter Pearl, Mrs. Frank Ballinger, and Mrs. Burl Gurier's niece.
A special Red Cross anniversary broadcast will air Tuesday August 22 over the NBC network from 1 to 2 a.m. CST and shortwave to Europe and Latin America. Norman H. Davis and Max Feber will speak from Geneva and the program features tales by the son of an ambassador at large with Army band music and wartime experiences.
A garbled account describes a crash involving a rider named JTiye Wawra Haran and others near Kirroty in Alatram. The injured person was badly damaged but alive, with authorities at the scene noting damage to a vehicle and surrounding areas and beginning an investigation.
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