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Hamburg Reporter

Location

Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1962

Page

4

Saint Cecilia Choir Christmas Vesper at First Methodist

The Saint Cecilia Choir staged a Christmas Vesper Sunday at First Methodist Church with the theme Peace On Earth. Proceeds support the high school music department robes. WCTU met Monday night at Mrs. Fred Detrick’s home with 12 members and two guests. next meeting set for January 7 at Mrs. Eva Elder’s home.

First Methodist Church Saint Cecilia WCTUD WCTU Fred Detrick Eva Elder

Club Calendar Brightened December Meetings Listed

Tuenday December 11 Lydia Brown Circle meets at Mrs Mamie Nahkunst home with Mrs Marion Anderson and Mrs M F Brookshier as co hosts. Wednesday December 12 North Liberty Aid meets with Mrs Alfred Zach. Pot Luck supper at 6 30 p m for members and families. Valley Farm Club Christmas dinner at Mrs Max Keys home at noon. Thursday December 13 Rebekahs meet IOOF Hall 7 30 p m Madison WSCS meets at Mrs Charles Terryberry home with co host Mrs Jerry Vawter Program leaders Mrs Roy Brown and Mrs Bud Mount.

Tuenday Lydia Brown Noble Mamie Nahkunst Marion Anderson M.F. Brookshier North Liberty Aid Alfred Zach Valley Farm Club Max Keys Rebekahs IOOF Madison Wscs Charles Terryberry Jerry Vawter Roy Brown Bud Mount

Buck sheep wanders into Fayette near Davis trailer

A stray buck sheep from an unknown flock wandered into Fayette and approached a shiny aluminum trailer owned by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis. The incident left several small dents and one large dent as visible evidence. Classified ads claim results.

Fayette Paul Davis

Frugal Faith in Civil Defense and Shelter Prep

Mary Reyal argues for public fall-out shelters and personal Emergency Plans after the Cuba crisis. She urges practical readiness, listing shelter kits and morale aids, and endorses Civil Defense in Iowa, noting the comfort of warm socks.

Mary Reyal Cuba Dashmung America Civil Defense Program Iowa

Current Farm Topics by C D Dalbes cu Tistemslem Invecter

Agricultural notes from western Iowa discuss a large corn crop and cattle influx for feeding. Economists forecast a weaker 1963 beef price trend with limited margins, urging low cost feeding and efficient practices to maintain profit. Beef per person is projected to rise, and cattle on hand next year will approach 102 million, with heightened slaughter.

C.D. Dalbescu Tistemslem Invecter Iowa

Obituary of Myrtle Clora Reeser Wilds of Hamburg

Myrtle Clora Reeser Wilds was born October 19 1875 at Limestone Point and died December 2 1962 in Hamburg at age 87. She married Samuel M Wilds July 19 1893 and had six children. Survived by daughter Mary Keyser and sons Jack Herbert and Donald Wilds, one grandchild Dorothy Hasenpfing, two great grandchildren, and other relatives. Edwin DeVries officiated. interment in Hamburg Cemetery.

Myrtle- Chora Wilds Myrtle Clora Reeser Marion Clarinda Taylor Reeser Limestone Tonn Hamburg Hospital Samuel M. Wilds Wilds Hamburg Ae Robert Kathleen M. la Iee The Christian Church Mary D. Keyser Jack Wilds Marysville Calif Herbert Wilds St Paul Minn Donald Wilds Phoenix Ariz Dorothy Hasenpfing Omaha

Fremont County Offers Rich Farming Opportunities

The article notes that some of the greatest opportunities in Fremont County lie in farming, highlighting potential growth for local agriculture and related industries.

Fremont County

Farm boys eligible for 400 dollar scholarship

Local senior farm boys may qualify for a 400 dollar Federal Land Bank scholarship. Harold Lindburg, manager of Shenandoah’s Federal Land Bank Association, said funds come from Iowa and Omaha land banks. The awards, given for 11 years, support study at Iowa State University in Ames.

Federal Land Bank Harold Lindburg Federal Land Bank Association of Shenandoah Lindburg Iowa State University Ames Federal Land Bank Associations Federal Land Bank of Omaha

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