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Newspaper

Hamburg Reporter

Location

Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1944

Page

5

News of Our Men and Women in Uniform continues

A long roster notes Vets and service members in the Mediterranean campaigns, prisoners who escaped, and those returning to their outfits. Edgar Ware of Eiverton and Robert Hopkins of Northboro are named among missing or killed in action with others reported wounded or recovering. Several relatives and hometowns are cited, with brief updates on medical or training statuses and upcoming assignments.

Edgar Ware Eiverton Jesse Ware Jorlough Edgar Riverton Dubs Hai Jung Brelart Bud Bean Digs Mivilson Wis Princeton University Tauds Alph TR Yeo Reed Admiralties Chas Io Ton Texas Visi Ensel Themscan Hert Jonann Wareren Willey Cuming Neb Louie Jensen Ae Ward Bering Aho New York Chumsoe Toya Ruth Tenn Washington

Hospital Entries From Hamburg Area Inscriptions

Notes list patients from Hamburg Shoabury Randulph and nearby towns entering hospitals in August for major minor or medical care. Names include Jaze Maupin Betty Tyner and Mrs Philip Atanley with various procedures such as appendectomy and cataract surgery. The brief record notes admission dates from August 1 to August 14 and mentions several others including Mra George Hopking Mrs Russell Duhlgren and Miles Murugan Brulin.

James Bywater Turk Jietered Mig Hospital Aujuat Hi Matical Cape Dickie Vance Yarkiv Wnder Red Detrick Hamburg Harold Smalley Shenaedosh Richard Nizon Payne Kenneth Towe Sidney Unter Bartlett Unders George Frede Rock Port Une Berwent Mes Florence Greenwand Thurman Jaze Maupin Shoabury Betty Alice Tyner Randulph Oliver Coinentorus Tayi Phyllis Marton Riverton Vidal Gheetor Clifdot Rock Port George Hopking Ierton Russell Duhlgren Hannebury Miles Murugan Brulin Nk, Sculag Glenwood Noel Ica Norma Boyer Tibor

Round the Bluff social notes and family visits

Ellis Porter and Ova Walten with Ton and daughters called Tuesday at the Earl Brown home in Ki arley. Many neighbors and relatives, including the Meltons, Browns, Waynes, and Walkers, were mentioned visiting, attending camp meeting, and sharing meals. The report includes travel notices, a major operation for Karl Brown, letters from Ralph Lyons in France, and several local arrangements with extended family and friends.

Orit Hatten Ellis Porter Ova Walten Ton Earl Brown Kiarley Brown Kay Melton Mon Walt States Ghia Myre Stokerwon Sucy Barunry Pareus Jenn Walker Bob Gene Walker Clyde Toi Enel Melton Ad Mya Fine Givens Ruth Theten Kane Finlay Aguen Sioghoy Neil Nehpaekiy Chargoline Sebok George Lyon Sidney Spant Floyit Fender Amd Kuri Meltyn Daughtery Tabor Frank Crandal iThureday Mr and Mra. A L. Chantry Sidney Ray Bray Caroline Sebukami Livy Bertie Ponder Mosdameon Larry Bernard Gardner Jeb Gacdon Karl Brown Brownan Hamburg Tata Karl Hetleve Gagl George Lyons Kle Gor Ralph France Ralpl Lyons George Fiene Yolengainte Jonia Andyow 'Todalon San Antonio

Local social notes and hospital drive updates observed

Community members including Mr and Mrs Gardner and friends visited the Bruge Fender home Sunday. Mrs Doty accompanied Mer Tether to Gimala. several women meet for card showers and pillow making for Schick hospital. Attendees discuss future meetings, refreshments served, and plans for a hospital billow drive, with various families hosting and visiting through the week.

Chex. Gardner Ralph Gardner Baby Bruge Fender Lucille Doty Mer Gimala Chas Sebok Marvelle Pierson Jeff Tualay Los Angeles Mins Pierson Sunny Bruce Pierson Schick Hospital Ora Hatton Rowe Ladiow Hove Pfe Leonard Thorn Li-Aw Suhiek Cinton Jin Givens Albert Fender Renee Fender Mideom Cannan Welnesdey Lucille Dewy Bruce Fender Mig Allan Dloffaan Vay Dwinle Brown Jennie Jon Alton Chas. Sobek California Bernard Gardner Marry Gardner Ruwe Brag City

Sunday visitors and family gatherings noted

Sunday. He had been ill. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bowere and Mrs. Wayne Thompson were shopping in St. Joe one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Howell and family of Nebraska City spent the weekend with relatives here.

Warren Bowere Wayne Thompson St. Joe Frank Howell Nebraska City

Iowa Masons Observe Their Hundredth Anniversary

Iowa Masons trace a century of growth from early lead mining days in 1833 through to 1900 with lodges in Burlington Muscatine Dubuque and Keokuk expanding under grand lodge governance. Growth surged before and after the Civil War reaching 34 181 members by 1904 and peaking at 68 5 0 in 1927 before evolving further.

Masonic Order Duluque Burlington Robert Sinecas Muscatine Dubuque Jews City Missouri Keokuk Missopi Oral Medvivka Kalien Sioux City Yes Devand Weerebirys Nuihl Gharoe

Chinese Leader Urges US Aid to Fight Japan

Canees Bishop and Chinese spokesmen in the United States discuss the war with Japan. They frame the conflict as a clash of ideals, call for the exile and occupation of Japan’s ruler after victory, and urge American military aid to train Chinese soldiers. They claim about 10 million front line and 6 million reserve troops ready for decisive action in six to eight months.

Canees W. Y. Chen China United States Japan Inus Emperior Son of Heaven United Nations America

Tractor stuck in muddy well on farm

Herman Wessels of Sheldon managed to free a tractor trapped in a well filled with mud after heavy rains. He held the steering wheel and fought to keep the tractor from sinking deeper while Mrs. Wessels checked the depth, finding mud up to ten feet deep.

Herman Wessels Sheldon Nanghd Yell Wessels Herman Wench

Stormy Days Hit Andrew Boone Farm Near Shelton

A severe hail storm struck the Andrew Boone farm near Shelton damaging the property. Nearly all crops were destroyed and thirty five chicks were killed. A small tornado followed, then another wind event damaged a hog hut. Two days later lightning struck the house, entered the chimney and stunned the family.

Andrew Boone Sheldon Boone

Payne George Payne obituary notice in local paper

George Payne son of Sallie and J A Payne died in early life after illness. Survived by his father, two sisters Mrs IE Ty Martin and Mrs Bil Morgan, wife and daughter. Funeral held Sunday afternoon with Rev A W Tandy and Rev Mr Watrifew. interment Hill Creek Cemetery. Attendees included Mrs Walt Sharp, Mrs Stella Adame and Darlene of Nebraska City, Mr and Mrs Jim Clark of Grand Forks. Cpl and Mrs Fred Lemmon visiting relatives. meetings at Raps Unt church ended with several converts.

George Payne Nan Sallie J. A. Payne Sieke Wate Hfe Yea Gartsrade Clark Lee Jen Tuinge Wourh Sallie Payne IE Ty Martin Bil Morgan Payne Buclington Manuate Lodie Iit Arizona Raps Unt Geveral Mro Gee Ella Pera

Wood ducks nesting at Lake reveal rare pair observed

Caretaker Frei Coffman reports a rare pair of wood ducks nesting near Nestingay Lake. He notes the drake’s bright color and bold displays as the hen is seen infrequently. Despite searches near the lake, no nest was found, while a second report mentions carp found alive after a long travel from a nearby bridge.

Frei Coffman Thessiy Lake Lyaung Slaa Coffman Cuffman Coffmin Owen Drake Prientian Bethany

Thieves Take Howard Allen's Car in Recent Night Incident

A reported vehicle theft involved Howard Allen’s car, taken one night recently. Police investigation followed as details remain unclear and no arrests announced at this time.

Howard Allen Haiti Allen

Fourth Annual Firemen's Ball Invitation Found in Waverly

Fragmentary notice reveals an invitation mailed February 14 1889 for the Fourth Annual Ball of Engine Gr No 1 at the Waverly Opera House. The event, hosted by Northwestern Band, sold tickets for a dollar. A man named Wim H Berke was addressed in the misdirected letter. No damage noted but spurred recollections of local social events in Ayrshire area.

Homan Wim. H. Berke Engine Gr Waverly Opera House Northwestern William Tofte

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