Hamburg Reporter Reflects on Ten and Twenty Years Ago
Items from The Hamburg Reporter cover North Liberty aidwork started in 1908, church and Sunday school history, and community service. Obituaries include Miss Yallie Wieder of Watalo, Iowa, and Mrs. Frank Mead, with funeral details at Hamburg cemetery. Other notes mention civil service appointment for Muriel Brewer, local honors in a County Declamation contest, a murder case plea, a Will Fagettt death in Portland, Oregon, and various local events, plays, and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reporter
North Liberty
Yallie Wieder
Wataloo
Iowa
Harry Wieder
Miss Wieder
Hamburg
Frank Mead
Pete Keys
Persival
Toy Mercer
Augvata
Kansas
St. Everette Mead
Moberly
Wambure Baptist Church
Muriel Brewer
Sorial Securit
Baltimore
Brewer
James Lumber Company
Margaret Beach
B.J
Tess
Sidney
Margaret
EB. J
Othe
Taylor
Leen
Will Fagettt
Portland
Oregon
Fuggith
Nil
Fremont County
Dorial
Marion
Rosalya
Elisa
Slantsky
P. BC
Buggan
Deon Are
Loiv Jaackel
Durithy Keyser
Leo Bunsley
Mra. J
Fragt
Hirth Schaol
Miiky Evans
Hamburg News From Twenty Years Ago Timeline
Twenty years ago Wilt Emberto left Hambure on Wednesday for Monro Califsre to be with him. Harold, who lost both arms in an accident, was reported improving. Juby Faxon and Wara Pax bought the Julian Cafe and planned to run it as a popular dining spot. A car found wrecked near Sidney with burned bearings led to no prosecution after promises of better behavior. Hamburg football fans celebrated a win over Sidney High by a 7 to nothing score. Verb Shelton and Laraway suffered injuries in a pump house accident. W. H. Pickle marked his birthday. 44 years as Hamburg’s barber. Mrs. Evinger, once a Hamburg resident, died in Omaha from a fatal gas explosion. Helen Trudeau died at 17 years old. Armstrong took over Williams Garage, renamed Lund A Garage. Mrs. Anna Erickson of Shenandoah fell and broke both arms. The theatre lineup included The Man In the Saddle and Take It From Marriage Clause, with Seven Sinners scheduled. Child traffic and safety stats cited by the National Safety Council. Found by Mane Ehrn, John Carbaugh’s son was struck by a car. rescue efforts located the family near the Boyer River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilt
Emberto
Hambure
Monro Califsrenin
Harold
Maral
Fia
Juby Faxon
Wara Pax
Julian Cafe
J. U. Koup
St Mery's Church
Sidney
Ith
Bialayg
Bay
Hamburg
Southall
Guy Chew
Franbie
Keven
Hothing
Sumburg
Clear
Verb Shelton
Big Laraway
Tierh
Her Evinger
Omaha
Evinger
Helen Trudeau
Prank Trudeau
Armstrong
Williams
Williams Garage
Lund
Anna Erickson
Shenannah
Mamburg
Chay. Robinson
Hoot
Gibbony
Colonial Theatre
Reginald Donny
Francis Bushman
Billie Dove
Marie Irevost
Clive Brooks
Lost Man Leads Visitors From Barnyard Mix Up
A confused scene near Searsboro involved Hugh Sunter working on a barn when three young men emerged from a corn field claiming to be from Newton and lost their way. They landed nearby, accepted Newton’s proximity, then left to continue their journey as the unusual sight of ten women sizing up each other recalled a prefight handshake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Sunter
Searsboro
Newton
Hamburg Lighting Rule Text Fragment
Directional or identification signs limited to not more than 60 watts per establishment for doctors hotels and other public lodgings outdoor entrance lighting limited to essential public health and safety minimum and then not more than 60 watts per entrance Hamburg.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rosalyn Magnuson
Ifestor Monroe
Zisyffeld
Avnedge
Louise Lat Jbner
William Powell
Myrna Loy
Jock Hult
Fred Henderson
F. Markweil
Shenandoah
Merle Shyder
Detroit
Plymouth Dewera
National Safety Council
Mane Ehrn
John Carbaugh
Little Sioux
Mwain
Mr. Carbaugh
Boyer River
Carhough
Leland McMahon
Deniaan Myer
Lorimor Studio
G. Lorimor
Hamburg, Iowa
H.S
Riverton H
Hamburg I
Tlis Way
Koscis
Monty
SONY
Avin Ag
Stoner Drug CO
J. F. Bloom
Civilian Production Administration
White Way
Iowa Power & Light Company
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