Rudolph Duncan Married Bade 15 A New York Girl
Word has reached here of the marriage of Edith White of New York City to Rudolph Duncan, a former Hamburg boy. The ceremony occurred at St. Michaels Episcopal church. The couple left for Florida on their honeymoon. Duncan is an instructor at the Marconi Radio Institute and is a son of Mrs. RL Duncan of this city. He served in the navy nine years ago and later joined the Institute.
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Edith White
New York City
Rudolph Duncan
Hamburg
St. Micheal’s Episcopal Church
Florida
Marconi Radio Institute
RL. Dancan
Navy
Spring Surprise Wedding of Miss Marjorie Zuck and Emory Zuck
Miss Marjorie Zuck daughter of Mr and Mrs Link Zuck wed in Sidney Saturday returning the same evening. Emory Zuck son of Mr and Mrs J B Zuck follows farming after finishing school. Both are well regarded by a wide circle of friends as they begin married life.
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Marjorie Zuck
Emory Zuck
Sidney
Link Zuck
Hamburg
J. B. Zuck
Purity League Speaker Visits Local Community
Miss Emily Porter represented the Purity League and spoke to high school girls on Tuesday noon, addressed mothers at the library in the afternoon, and delivered an evening speech at the M. E. church. She emphasized pure living and other life aspects, entertaining hosted by Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Hickman, longtime friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily_ Porter
Purity League
M. EB
Porter
R. F. Hickman
Death of Pioneer Woman Charity Gardner Known as Grandma Gardner
Charity Gardner known as Grandma Gardner died early Thursday after a lingering illness. Funeral will be at Mt. Zion church Friday afternoon led by Rev. John Chapman. If she had lived to February, she would have been 88. She came to the community as a child and was among its oldest residents. Survived by six sons: Robert, John, Seb, Frank, Jim, and Ben.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity Gardner
Grandma” Gardner
Mt. Vion
John Chapman
Gardner
Robert
John
Seb
Frank
Jim
Ben
Strader feed business sold to Chas Zanker
J A Strader feed business changes hands as Charley Zanker takes possession this morning. A W Strader stays on to live nearby and handle other interests. Charley has long been involved in feed trades and has bought a corn meal and graham grinder, aiming to offer full grinding services soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Zanker
J. A. Strader
A. W. Strader
Charley
Graham
Regular Church Services Next Sunday at Church of Christ
The Church of Christ holds regular preaching services next Sunday in the morning and evening. The morning topic is Building up the Brotherhood and the evening topic is What it is to Know God. Special music will be provided at both services. Bible school meets at 10 a.m. D. W. Conner, minister.
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Brotherhood
God
Bible School
W. Conner
Badly Burned Robert Hunley Fire Incident at Mill
Robert Hunley, who runs the corn mill here, suffered burns to his face hands and chest after coal oil he used to rub his chest ignited Saturday. He tried to fling it outside but the container struck the door screen and splashed back on him. The burns are not deep except for a single spot on his hand. he is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Hunley
Catherine Brooks Burial Follows Local Mrs. Brooks
Catherine Brooks born February 23, 1863 in McDonough County Illinois died November 23 1921 at age 58 in Locust Grove township Fremont County Iowa. Wife of William L Brooks mother of Walter Charles Myrtle and Effie funeral at home and Locust Grove M E Church conducted by Rev M L Kirby.
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Sarah Catherine Evans
McDonough County
Lotust Grove Township
Fremont County
Lows
Lameni
Iowa
Wm. L. Brooks
Walter
Charles
Myrtle
Ome
Effie
Lydia McCullouch
Keltertan
Jowa
Clarence Brentzer
Lamani
Will
Grant Evans
Los Angeles
Calif
George
Towa
John
Olathe
Kansas
Fred
Sioux City
Locust Grove
M. E. Church
M. L. Kirby
Thanksgiving Service At Baptist Church Attendance Reported
A union Thanksgiving service at the Baptist church Thursday morning drew fair attendance. Rev J H Freedline of the M E church delivered a well received sermon. A free will offering of 12.24 was collected to be shared between the Home Funding Institute in Des Moines and local charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
The
Baptist Church
J. H. Freedline
M. E. Church
Home Funding Institute
Des Moines
One Dead in Farragut Train Car Crash
A Dodge coupe containing Arthur D. Coy and cousin & C. Coy was struck by Burlington passenger train No. 8 in Farragut. Coy was killed instantly, Arthur Coy severely injured and rushed to Shenandoah hospital. The incident occurred as both men apparently did not see the train.
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Shenandoah Hospital
Farragut
Arthur D. Gay
C. Coy
Dodge Corpe
Burlington
H. TB. Coy
Arthur Coy
Mgr. Coy
T ‘Rem
Kenneth Merchison
de H.L. Goleman
Della Coy
H. D. Coy
Hamburg
Loran B. Coy
W. 4S. Coy
Harry Coy
Omaha
Frank Owens
Jees Town
Coy, Sr
Grace Moore
Shenandoah
Fremont County
Farragut al
Alderson Brothers Sell Hamburg Garage to Walter Rouch
The Alderson Brothers sold their garage just north of the post office to Walter Rouch of Decatur. Possession has been given and the new owner, a son-in-law of Homer and Mrs. Baker, brings limited experience in the business. Hamburg welcomes him and his family and wishes them success as they decide where to locate next.
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Santa Claus
Hamburg
Santa
Alderson Brothers
Walter Rouch
Decatur
Homer Baker
Three Women Leave With Shoes in Hilger Theft
Three women entered Hilger's shoe store on Saturday and took three pairs of ladies shoes. Police recovered the stolen property by Monday morning. Since it was their first offense, the charge was dropped with a hope the incident would serve as a lesson.
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Hilger
House Burned to Ground Near A. A. Simons Place
The home of Mrs. Florence Mortimore near the A. A. Simons place was destroyed by fire on Tuesday night. The vacant house had no known ignition source and local youths seen nearby earlier in the day are not confirmed to be involved.
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Florence Mortimore
A. A. Simons Place
Tall corn stalks reported with record heights
R. R. Gordon brought in a stalk of corn claimed to be the tallest seen this year with two cars on the stalk, the second car about nine feet high. Gordon farms Nate Steel place. Also near Shoemake an ear was measured at eight feet four inches from the ground.
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R. R. Gordon
Mr. Gordon
Nate Steel
Shoemake
Births Notice From Local Families
Future Reporter Reades lists newborns born to families of Phillins Weller Fox Smith with dates in November. A daughter for Phil lins on November 26, a daughter for Weller on November 16, a daughter for Fox al on November 16, and a son for Smith on November 28.
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Sam Phillins
Lester ‘Weller
J. R. Foxal
Henry I. Smith
Hamburg Girls in Print Photograhic Group
Hamburg youths Mable Moore Nelle Reid Ruby Wing Alma Zutz and Pauline Homes have portraits printed in the photogravure section of the Des Moines Register on Sunday.
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Hamburg
Tes Moines Register
Mable Moore
Nelle Reid
Ruby Wing
Alma Zutz
Pauline Homes
Presbyterian Church Sunday Tones Feature Morning Worship
A Sunday program from Presbyterian Church highlights morning worship with definite and positive tones. The service invites members to attend as the congregation gathers, reflecting on faith and community.
A Good Show at Calonial Pressed Publikum Night
A fall musical staged at the Calonial last night with a link to the picture show drew a full crowd. The program will change tonight with a new picture and different musical numbers and readings.
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Calonial
Hamburg
Evangelical Meetings Record Bible Chapter Readings
Over 6000 Bible chapters read in union evangelistic meetings led by the B Y P U. Readers are urged to report chapter counts to a B Y P U member. Sunday school starts 9 45 AM punctual morning worship at 11 with the sermon Imitators of God evening topic The Hea ry Soul prayer meeting at 730 PM Wednesday and choir practice on Thursday evenings.
Two-in-One Shower Honors Four Local Couples
A double shower was held at the J. W. Brown home on Saturday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Smith. Nebraska, seventy five were present to enjoy a splendid time. Refreshments included white salad and angel food cake with coffee. The couples received many beautiful and useful gifts from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Brown
Nolan Brown
Henry J. Smith
Nebraska
George Randolph Ford Giesow Thanksgiving Morning
George Randolph Ford was born December 10, 1844 in Michigan and died November 24, 1921 at his Hamburg home at age 76. He lived in the West years, married Henrietta Winter February 26, 1880, had seven children, and enjoyed reading, gardening, and scientific study. Funeral services were held at his home Saturday conducted by Revs. Freedline and Zook.
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George Randolph Ford
Isie
Michi
Macaburs
Michigan
Toledo
Ohio
Missouri
Colorado
West
Hamburg
Henrietta Winter
Minnie
Shenandoah
Albert
Albany
N. Y
Edith McDonald
Council Bluffs
Anita Ankenbauér
Dedham
Iowa
George
Frank
Francis
Ford
Riley
Mr. Ford
J. H. Freedline
John Zook
Local visitors from Florence and Shenandoah gather at sister’s home
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Peterson of Florence Colorado and Mr. and Mrs. Win Brown with children of Shenandoah were Monday guests at the home of the ladies’ sister, Mrs. H. W. 10 Coy. Mr. Brown also visited his brother, Hubert, who has been very ill with boils.
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W. E. Peterson
Florence, Colo
Win Brown
Shenandoah
Brown
Hubert
Popular young couple wed at Leo Smith home Sunday
A pretty home wedding at the Leo Smith residence tied Neva Marie Smith to Vance W. Dooley. Rev J H Freedline conducted the ring ceremony with best man Grant Crownover and bridesmaid Goldie Monroe. The pink and white decor, music, and a family connection marked the event as the couple leaves for a Western honeymoon before returning to farm life and community cheer.
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Leo Smith
Neva Marie Smith
Vance W. Dooley
Lohengrin
J. H. Freedline
Grant Crownover
Northborn
Goldie Monroe
G. L. Smith
Rs. Smith
Hamburg Citizens Back Street Railway Franchise Vote
Udee Glovers Tales on Wand Up in Des Moines reports lively street car service and jitneys in use for months. A forthcoming election on a franchise to let the street railway operate profitably faced an injunction that was dissolved by Judge T. S. Stevens of the supreme court, a Hamburg citizen, highlighting Hamburg’s prominent place in regional affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Udee Glovers
Des Moines
Dudge T. S. Stevens
Supreme Court
Hamburg
Leg Breaks in Colfax Legion Football Game
Word reaches Colfax that Henry Kerner sustained a broken leg playing for the American Legion team against a Valley Junction squad. Ham, famed line plunger, has been named among central Iowa’s top junior players and is recovering well, expected back in a few weeks after lessons learned in Hamburg.
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Colfax
Henry Kerner
American Legion
Valley Junction
Ham
Iowa
Hamburg
Twelve Take Examinations for Rural Route Carrier
Twelve men took the civil service examination here last Saturday for a rural route carrier post out of Hamburg. Among those testing were entrants from Thurman and Sidney.
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Hamburg
Thurman
Sidney
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Bade
New York
Womean
Strader
Church of Christ
Catherine Brooks
Frain
E. C. Coy
Hilger’s
Reades
Presbyterian
Morni
George A. Ford Gies
Neva Smith
Mr. Vance Dooley
Smith
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