12 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1935
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes mention subscription rates and names Bremont and Peter Stops, with unclear pricing and phrases about payment. The readability is limited, not enough to confirm full details or dates.
The High Creek News details Sunday visits and gatherings among local families including the Hamburgs, Staffords, Hall, Stoner, Kerr, and McCaill groups. It notes trips to Los Angeles planned by some, a cold contracted during vacation, and a successful bazaar and dinner by the High Creek Jaties aid, raising about £50.
Classified listing highlights resale of 1934 Chevys and Buick models including a Buick Sedan 19M and a Fred Roadster. Multiple prices and inventory items appear, with notes on posting and eligibility. The fragmentary ad references movers and posts for postings and includes miscellaneous figures.
A village near the sea shares a Christmas custom where men bring spruce trees by sled, lining foundations to shelter homes for winter. A fisher family endures hardship as winter profits dwindle, while a mother maintains order and hope. Christina worries about Santa’s gift, whether a cart with red wheels will calm a kitten.
Salile laments miscounted gifts as Santa trimmed twenty presents instead of one. Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Blake discuss the children’s night prep and tied presents to beds. The Sunday school plans a “Del lay Day” offering and the B Y U B meets with a program emphasizing loyalty and comfort.
A satire on domestic roles suggests wives gain favor through appearance and good meals while men respond to well served food and pretty clothes. Psychologists note sight influences brain impulses, but authors still value three square meals and generosity.
Sunday school begins promptly at 1 045 and the superintendent Wilbur Simone hopes to reach the year’s record in commerce. Hamburg children prepare a Christmas cantata for December 22. Dr Shenton will preach in the evening and hold the first quarterly conference. A Sunday School Board formed a Christmas committee with Mrs Barnes Clayton Emberton Ath en and Misses Bames Lorimer. Evening services at 7 00 include Bible lesson and heritage talk.
Communion aid worship at 12 a.m. Divine Authority is the subject. Evening service and continued Bible stories. Bible prophecy fans will enjoy the lessons. The ladies aid will hold December tea at Mrs. Halliman’s Thursday afternoon. Choir rehearsal Thursday at 1:20 p.m. at the Carl Smith home. All choir members urged to attend practice. A Christmas program committee was appointed to include Bible school children. Dr. C. L. Edwards, Minister.
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