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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1930
Page
6
A large friendly crowd gathered Sunday in Hamburg to celebrate James Carin of Hollywood Ranch. The meal, hosted by Ruben Monroe family and many neighbors, followed by remarks on community ties and lifelong residents across Riverton and nearby towns.
The Notiaska Outboard Motor Boat association announces its third race on the Missouri River near Uw Place Labor Day. Preparations include Riverview Park clearing for crowds and many events to entertain about 10 000 visitors. The program features AWINSMING TIGER, MIeawre Doat races, and horse riding with senior contestants expected to participate.
Dy Arthurfield Wright of Chicago spoke at the Kiwanis club on Thursday evening, discussing Ireland with stories and anecdotes. He travels with the Moody Foundation and shared engaging notes on his mother country, delivering a sermonable address at the Presbyterian church the next day.
A scrambled note describes a gathering at a park where Amanda and others attended a function. A subsequent excursion to Hamburg involved play and salt, with individuals named Dorothy Green Ruby Rai Nook Amanda and The Fouts mentioned amidst a messy passage.
A hospital scene in Yankton South Dakota centers on Mr John Bearchemenmy who refuses to leave his ailing wife. A group of Indigenous visitors arrives with an interpreter to hear both sides as a local chief weighs the case. The incident highlights respect for decision making and the stubborn insistence on keeping the couple together.
Jack Faclctsat of Place receives promotion to major in the retired United States Army. Patterson, who retired after World War I, had been a major during the war but was reduced to captain later. An act of Congress retroactively reinstates officers to their World War I ranks, dating from December. Patterson works on a large government dam project in the West and will receive back pay from the same date.
A Sunday picnic at Tinntarg Vinle park in Min attracted Lena Woodward and family members including Mrs. Sarah Woodward and daughter Lena. Also present were Mrs. Orell Woodward and others from the Louch Renin circle, Tone Nook family, and nearby neighbors. Lena Woodward plans an upcoming departure to Chowchilla on Tuesday.
The annual W C T U meeting elected and reappointed officers including Mrs Elin Hatten as president and Mrs P L Van Meter as vice president. Board members span church groups with notes of praise for Mrs Caruthers and plans to cut costs via a watermelon day and social refreshments.
Hamburg defeated Nickle Cabs 3 to 2 in a dramatic afternoon game as Harry Burkhart starred on the mound. Burkhart worked out of jams with three men on and two outs, striking two batters each time. Hamburg also benefited from Thompson’s center field homer wiped out by an umpire ruling. The crowd praised Burkhart’s performance and Hamburg’s fighting spirit, with plans to meet Carter Lake next in a key round. Box score details follow, as Hamburg looks to the next matchup and fans recall past clashes with rivals.
A feature film adaptation of a war story based on a best selling book by Erich Morin Remargue is set for four nights at the Culontal. The production promises heroic wartime youth, romance, and dramatic conflict with a single admission price. Mr Colon will present the film with a focus on accessibility and early show value.
The Woolsey family gathered at Mr and Mrs Barry Zuck's Hamburg Bindau home for a cafeteria dinner and an afternoon of visiting. Attendees included Gilbert Woolsey. Byron Lightfoot and daughter. Edna Bright of Yarraguts. Jar Woolwy and Rons Gail Byron and Kenneth. Evelyn Goret of Biinn. Alfred Fisher and son Glen. Clyde Fisher. Arnold Duck and littlest fan of Humburey. Elise Bright and sons Vern Dale and Richard and daughter Dorothy of Bigerton. Charley Scott of Shenandoah. Grandchildren Bryce Wanlsey and Orville Beott were absent. All reported an enjoyable time.
A distorted report describes a group from Sidney attempting a modern venture to a golf course. Upon arrival a boy was assaulted and his revolver was seized, with a charge of 245 pending against him.
Colonial Theatre presents All Quiet on the Western Front as the week’s major film, praised as a landmark adaptation of the famous World War I novel. Also showing Call of the West with Dorothy Revier and Matt Moore, a rugged Texas romance western, in late August. A family reunion picnic at Hamburg State Park honored Mrs. George Frine and relatives from Nashua, with Wendell Fine entertaining on piano.
Fragmented results from a Sidney Neb rodeo show several champions led by Bernard Beno. Winners include men Governor Hammill Woohy and Ray Guffard share top places, while Brida Miller and Jim Min sey claim women’s titles. Roping and barrel racing saw Ike Rude and Pink Sheldon dominant. overall notes list many unclear names and places from the Burwell region and surrounding areas.
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A quirky item notes a pad tock potato grown from J. B. Clary with a carved likeness resembling a pad stock. The piece jokes about using it to lock a henhouse door and recommends Isaac Glary as a locksmith who could provide his padsock potato, while readers supply their own keys.
Highway No 3 near Nebraska City will be paved this fall linking the Waubonsie bridge over the Missouri to the old trail route. Town Highway Commission set a concrete tract date for Tuesday September 2. Completion expected by October 11 with nine new girders fast reaching completion and curb and gutter work underway. John G. Pershing and Iowa officials to attend dedication. Weather notes indicate unusually warm spell and upcoming rest period for crews.
Obituary notice for William J. Love of Freenont who died suddenly after hot weather while garden work. Survivors include wife Asroe and several children. Funeral services held at Congregation church Farragut with interment at Parrayst cemetery.
This week Mrs. Patarrnal and Tamils take four steps toward the new modern parsonage as the building nears completion. The project outlines the approach to finalize the dwelling and its facilities for the Presbyterian congregation.
Tonguotte of Tacoma showcased a new device marketed by Jielt Tennant in Hamburg. The Weight & Fitch Electric Burglar Alarm emits a loud horn from a weighted metal bar when disturbed, designed to deter theft. Demonstrations on the Pacific coast and plans to expand to the Midwest suggest strong interest and potential uses beyond autos.
Fitcher Teaford from Grametown Indiana and Mt Lewis Tensor from Duverton marry at Fits Methodist church St Joseph Aug. Rev. Fred M Daley officiates. Both are long familiar to local residents with connections in Riverton Hamburg and nearby towns. Community details note lodge activities and road improvements planned for the area.
Unclear fragments describe visitors including Mr and Mrs Henry Warner and Mrs Herbert Olvon at Mim nib Missouri. Mentions a state fire at One Mulnes Ramhurs near Godioetville with multiple deaths. Indeterminate names and places create a chaotic, unverified local notice on a tragedy and family visits.
A garbled report outlines a move back to Hambing for Mrs Aris and household. It mentions return plans this week, possible remuneration, and various names and actions, including travel and residence changes, with unclear details and several garbled phrases.
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