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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1936
Page
1
The Hamburg Reporter announces subscription rates for Hamburg Post Office and adjoining counties. One year in United States is billed in advance. The periodical emphasizes prepaid terms and renewal at expiration.
North of Town reports visits and hospital calls amid Thanksgiving week. Mrs. Arthur Elsworth visited her cousin at Hamburg Hospital as she passed away Friday night. Funeral services held Monday. Community members assisted with chores and wood, while 4-H club awards honored Washington township youths. A late November cold spell brought snow and icy roads, impacting travel for county residents and schoolchildren.
Lacy Bowers and Wayne Thompson wed at Rok Port on Thanksgiving week. The report also mentions nearby residents visiting Omaha for spectacles, a patient at Mount Vernon sanatorium, a Wichita hospital death, church activities at High Creek, a three-act play fundraiser, and various local visits and shop trips among Watson Port families.
Sunday dinner guests included Edy Morgan and Chancey Martin at H B Douglas home. Madigan ladies aid meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs Louis Miller’s. Claistumss gift exchange planned. Miss Rhetta Burkhimer of Omaha visited Mt H B Douglas last Tuesday. overnight with Mr and Mrs Luke Zack. Anthony Lerk family leaves for Los Angeles to reside. farm sold to Roy Carpenter. Several locals join 4 H party in Sidney. George Green ships cattle Tuesday. Miss Mary Ruth Morrison guests at Dorothy Morgan’s Thursday. Snow fell over the weekend ending the drought. Mehelen Simpson Sharelene Morgan and Mary Ruth Mortis with Earl Morgan family to Sidney.
The snippet notes Coffey Lee Brown Carl Athen and Mrs Murphy from Madison Township after the second rabblng school at the name of Mrs Ferman Hine. Puerday Mrs Walter Lorne will host the Home Makers next Thursday at IT. Everyone is skillful to an end.
The Church of Christ announces communion and worship with sermons titled A Church Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m. and Infallible Progress at 8:2 p.m. The public is invited to attend and Bible school or worship elsewhere is welcomed. A regular monthly tea and Christmas exchange is planned at the home of Mrs Bruce Matthews with Mrs Carl Smith and Mrs Herbert Coffey assisting. O L Edwards, pastor.
Sunday at Presbyterian Church features Sunday school at 10 a.m. led by Superintendent Win. Rageth and a young people group at 8:30 p.m. Dr Edwards preaches at Christian church at 3 p.m. and a chair meeting follows. Christmas service plans for December 20 with committee members listed. Ladies aid supper at Presbyterian church Monday evening. many attended despite icy weather. First Baptist Church notes December 28 special theme centered on Christ birth and the lantern theme Lam, the light of the world.
The notice details morning worship at 11 with themes When God Laughs and The Prodigal Son's Brother, Sunday school at 9 with classes for all ages, evening services, prayer meeting Wednesday, and revival ongoing this week in the room above the city wall. The play The Last Church returns Tuesday Dec 16 at 8 p.m. to aid a new church fund, with evangelistic services nightly at 7 90 p.m. and a youth league at 7 p.m. A sermon by Dr L Edwards closes the union service later.
Sunday activities include a chat practice at pareonie at 3 p.m. Epworth Leaguers plan a rally at Iran Rally and a program at 4 o'clock. Ladies of the eparch will host an afternoon at Mrs. John Wright's home on Thursday. Sunday church service starts with a 2:30 p.m. assembly, followed by a 1:00 a.m. church school and an 11:00 a.m. morning worship.
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