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Newspaper

Hamburg Reporter

Location

Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1917

Page

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Brown and Gruber to Serve in National Army

After months of discussion and friction over wartime exemptions Opie P. Brown of Riverton and Geo. H. Gruber of Far Agnn will be drafted soon to serve their country. In Riverton a dispute over Brown’s exemption led to yellow paint daubed on several local businesses, an act deemed unfair by county residents who believe the Riverton merchants were treated unjustly.

Uncle Sam Riverton Reari Brown

Death of Josephine Reich Dies in Hamburg Home

Josephine Reich, born Canton Illinois August 1 1860, died Friday afternoon at her mother’s Hamburg home after a long illness. She leaves her mother Mrs W R Long of Hamburg and three sisters Mrs Clara Jennings Atkinson Nebraska Mrs Maggie Putman Bremerton Washington and Mrs Emma Spencer Hamburg. Funeral was Sunday at her home led by Rev John Zuck with burial in Hamburg cemetery. Aunt Joe was beloved by children for whom she cared.

Josephine Reich Hamburg Canton Illinois W. R. Long Clara Jennings Atkinson Neb Maggie Putman Bremerton Wash. S Emma Spencer John Zuck s.Hamburg Joe

Brother Killed H F Jaeckel and Frank Zutz

The small-town report notes the funeral of Carl Jaeckel brother of H F Jaeckel and Frank Zutz. He left Thursday for Warm Springs near Suite Montana to attend the paral of Carl Jaeckel. Carl was about 57 years old and died after injuries from a Butte auto crash on November 2. He had worked at the asylum for twenty nine years and helped raise its standing as a capable administrator.

H. F. Jaeckel Frank Zutz Warm Springs Suite Montana Carl Jaeckel H. Jf Hea Mr. Jaeckel Butte

Army Balloon Loose Near Payne After Flight

Residents on Sunday night witnessed a gas balloon drift toward Payne from Ft Omaha. It came near the ground, snagged on a barb wire fence with a heavy tether, breaking free and leaving a wide drag path through the fields. Loud noise accompanied the rapid ascent and speed, described by Rhea Baldwin and others.

Payne Rhea Baldwin Omaha

Polite Guests Enter Whetstone Home Uninvited

Last Sunday Mr and Mrs pace Whetstone hosted a dinner but uninvited guests arrived, lit lights, set the table, and finished the meal. They even retrieved a dish to hold chicken bones, an oddly courteous touch in an intrusion.

Pace Whetstone

Simms and Holmes Wed in Alamogordo Home

Miss Marcia Holmes and Mr. Lacy Simms of Alamogordo New Mexico were married at the bride’s father’s home in that city on Tuesday November 27. The bride, a former Hamburg resident, was known here for years as a college instructor in Afama Xorda. The groom is superintendent of the schools of Gtero County.

Marcia Holmes Lacy Simms Alamogordo New Mexico Hamburg Afama- Xorda Goom Gtero County

Letter from Leo J. Gude dated November 21

A letter received by Mr and Mrs Albert Murry was published with their permission in the Reporter. The letter’s content is described as of much interest to readers.

Leo J. Gude Birs Albert Murry Murry

Soldier Letters Home From Fort McDowell California

Leo J. Gude writes from Fort McDowell on Angel Island near San Francisco describing a long train voyage from Fort Logan, meals of corned beef and beans, scenic desert crossing, and views of Oakland and San Francisco. He details barracks life, kitchen police duties, vaccines, and forecasts a December stay in the Philippines before sailing to France, noting warm climate and coast artillery service.

Fort. McDowell Calif Marry Fort Logan Santa Fe Colorado Springs Alberquerque N. M Winslow Barstow Needles California Richmond Arizona New Mexico Fort McDowell Angle Island San Francisco Oakland Berkley Golden Gate Phillipines France Coast Artillery Leo. J. Gude

Belgium Orphans Aid Aided By Domestic Arts Plans

Plans to aid Belgium orphans progress with a box of goods from the domestic arts and the school. Workers prepare clothing toys and dolls for shipment to Belgium as part of a relief effort.

Domestic Arts Belgium

Death of Mrs Tackett at Mt Zion Cemetery

Mrs James Tackett died Saturday December 1 1917 after over a year of illness. Born near Hamburg October 27 1892 Sarah A Baker aged 25 years 1 month 4 days married about four years ago and had one child who died before her. She leaves husband parents Mr and Mrs D A Baker five sisters and five brothers Ora N and Mrs W S Davis Unidilla Neb Jake Palmyra Neb Walter Charley Lawrence Laura Mina Ada Olive all of this place. Funeral service Mt Zion at 2 80 conducted Walburn with interment Mt Zion cemetery. I were held

D. A. Baker Namly Ora N W. S. Davis Unidilla Neb Jake Palmyra Walter Charley Lawrence Laura Mina Ada Olive Mt. Zion Walburn

Military Girls Celebrate and Plan Next Week Meetings

The Military Girls visited Mrs Earl Cleupfil on Wednesday to arrange Food Conversation meetings for next week and to knit sweaters for soldiers. Neighbors gathered to honor Miss Kittie Jones on her Sunday birthday. A family dinner at Mrs Mary Gottsche's home was a memorable event, and Mrs ZS Brown hosted a dinner for visiting brothers. Mrs Henry Grape entertained the Kensington club with a two course luncheon.

Earl Cleupfil Kittie Jones Mary Gottsche ZS. Brown Henry Grape

Married in Omaha at Saint Mary's Magdalene

Miss Lydia Helstead of this city united in marriage to Mr. Harold Burns of Omaha at Saint Mary's Magdalene Catholic church. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Senne. The bride wore brown velvet and carried a sunburst rosa bud bouquet. She is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Halstead and has studied music in Omaha. The groom, Creighton College student, will live in Omaha.

Lydia Helstead Harold Burns Omaha Saint Mary's Magdalene Catholic Church Father Senne Chas. Halstead Ladies Hiawaiia Quartette Creighton College Hamburg Marie Miller Carl Tiller Nelle O. Lusby Mick J. Miller Tracey George Lusby Main Street New Tiller Millar J. F. Miller Gordon Neb

Quiet Hamburg wedding ties Miss Grace Simons to Thiessen

Grace Simons daughter of Edna Simons of Mound City wed Mgr Harold Thiessen in Sidney on Saturday. The groom, oldest son of Mr and Mrs Chas Thiessen, is a farmer with a strong farming record. Neighbors extend best wishes to the couple.

Sidney Hamburg Grace Simons Mgr Harold Thiessen Edna Simons Mound City Chas. Thiessen

Marriage of Marie Schriener and Otto Putman

The wedding occurred Wednesday evening with Rev I Th Seybold officiating. Marie Schriener, owner of the Ideal Tailoring shop, wed Otto Putman, junior partner in Murphy & Putman. Both are well regarded in business and social circles. congratulations are extended.

Marie Schriener Otto Putman I. Th. Seybold Putman Murphy & Putman

Miss Itta Hoke Returns From Nebraska City Visit

Miss Itta Hoke came back Sunday after spending her vacation at her home in Nebraska City.

Montana Thanksgiving Marriage Ties Mina Plant to Clyde Crump

Miss Mina Plant married Clyde Crump in Lewiston Montana on Thanksgiving Day. The couple will reside on Crump’s Denton homestead. Mina is the daughter of Hazel Butts and a county teacher for four years. Hazel Butts Minnie Plant and Venus Butts accompanied the bride to Omaha on her western journey.

Montana Mina Clyde Crump Leweston Denton Hazel Butts Minnie Plant Venus Butts Omaha

Deserter Arrest Follows Tip From Deming NM

John Alberson traced a deserter to Frank Roberts east of Deming and brought Floyd Smith to town on Wednesday. Smith faces desertion charges as officers from the south are expected to arrive.

Deming New Mexico John Alberson Frank Roberts Floyd Smith

Second Annual Declamatory Contest At Church

The declamatory contest returns for a second year at the Christian church on Friday evening December 14. High school students practice under Miss Bowman from the Dickerson School of Oratory in Omaha.

Christian Church Miss Bowman Dickerson School of Oratory of Omaha

Baby Bonds and Thrift Stamps Sell Quickly at Post Office

Baby Bonds and Thrift stamps fly off the post office shelf. Tom Million leads as the first buyer of Baby Bonds, while the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Clear purchases Thrift stamps.

Tom Million Mrs Chas

Thanksgiving Visit With Perry VanMeter Family

Mr and Mrs Perry VanMeter and their daughters spent Thanksgiving with her parents at Mascedonia. Her mother accompanied them home for a visit.

Perry VanMeter Mascedonia

Council Hearing on City Lighting Contract Loss

R. J. Richie district manager of Shenandoah appeared before the council Tuesday evening regarding the city lighting and water pumping contract. He showed the contract was operated at a loss and urged the council to arrange terms to break even. A committee was appointed to review the matter.

Council On Lights R. J. Richie Shenandoah Tor Electric Light Plant

Catholic Church Dinner At Millard Hotel Thanksgiving

The ladies of the Catholic church hosted a dinner and supper at the Millard hotel on Thanksgiving day drawing a large crowd. Twenty two students and football players from Peru joined, paid their bills, and donated excess funds, raising nearly three dollars.

Catholic Church Millard Hotel Peru

Car Go Off Bridge Near Farragut In Weekend Accident

Arthur Sonner and Chas Rane dalk were driving to Farragut when lights failed and the car veered off the bridge near town. They kept to the road until an oncoming car struck them, causing a near miss at the bridge. Chas Randall sustained a fractured wrist and the windshield shattered.

Arthur Sonner Chas Ranedalk Farragut Brige Clare Chas. Randall

Big party promised after duck and turkey sorting

Col W T Davis sorted ducks and turkeys for Thanksgiving at Cummings meat market when a small man joked about a big party. Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Association directors met at the Reporter office to set this year's two mill assessment after a prosperous year with substantial business.

Col. W. T. Davis Cummings Hir Davis Goige Tnsarnce Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Association Ccompany

Hardware business sale closes with buyers named

A deal concluded in the latter part of last week where Frank Davis, J.F. Reidy, and J. B. Dinwiddie bought the Murphy & Putman hardware business. The stock was invoiced before part of the week, and Murphy & Putman will continue in the plumbing business.

Frank Davis J.F. Reidy J. B. Dinwiddie Murphy & Putman

Smalley Family Hearing Duane Arrives in England

Mr and Mrs L H Smalley received word their son Duane had landed safe in England. The letter dated November 12 noted it took about three weeks to arrive. He mentioned Robert Brittian, a former Tramburg boy, was aboard the same boat.

Beal Buys Gillman Block in Hamburg Landmark Corner Sale

One of the largest business block deals in years saw G M Beal purchase the Gillman block, a prime Hamburg corner deemed highly desirable as a property asset.

Beal Gilman Gillman G. M. Beal Hamburg

Neff to Riverton on gas plant repair call

John Neff was summoned to Riverton Saturday to inspect a malfunctioning gas plant. He quickly demonstrated expertise, getting operations back on track within a short time. Mildred and Herbert Murry returned to Lincoln after spending Thanksgiving with their parents. TeBe Reeves, George Lusby, Jesse Beal and Bunt Morgen travelled to Stanberry Missouri last Wednesday for a male sale. Miss Louella Crowder departed Friday for Boone Iowa to start teaching at the college there.

Mildred Herbert Murry Lincoln Tebe Reeves George Lusby Jesse Beal Bunt Morgen Stanberry Louella Crowder Boone Iowa

Lone Chapel Community Notes Reach Thanksgiving Week

The Lone Chapel column recalls visits to Fairfax and Rock Port, Thanksgiving gatherings, pie supper profits, and local events. Families including Mapes, Orr, Houts, Hess, Gubser, and Zack are mentioned along with school activities, a Red Cross talk, a fall injury update, and upcoming Sunday evening led by Harry Mapes.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Simms-Holmes Neff John Neff John E.G. Mapes Harry Fairfax E. Mapes Frances Orr L. V. Touts Albert Ward Henry Gubser Olin Maupin Earl Houts Leo Louder Frank Murry Clyde Hess Hess Watson Bertha McFarling Rock Port Sunny Slope Sleepy Hollow Henry Moore Robenstine Tarkio Chas. Hazlett W. Zack Dr. Torman Red Cross Atchison County Lanes Chapel Jake Armstrong Chicch Athen Praik Hughes Near Rock Port Lone Chapel Chet Baker Ella Baker Winnie Brown Mabe Brown Bernice Brown J. H. Mortimore Leta Fona Catherine Trudeau D.W. Herring Corning Southwest Iowa Harry Mapes Nettie Houts Jones Finnell Rhode Island Rod Finnell Harry Houts Bert Carpenter Oklahoma
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