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Newspaper

Hamburg Reporter

Location

Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1940

Page

5

Conservation League Elects Officers at Sidney Meeting

The Waubsnsie Conservation League held its annual officer election Tuesday evening in Sidney. Dr. P. M. Marwell of Hamburg was named president, Fred Barnes of Bartlett the vice president, and Fred Lorimer of Sidney the secretary-treasurer. Dr. Marwell has long guided league efforts and his leadership is expected to sustain county-wide conservation progress.

Waubsnsie Conservation League Snel Sidiey P. M. Mariwell Hamburg Fret Rarness Bartlett Fred Loriner Sidney Markwell

Meeting of the Horna Board Sets January Dates

The board of directors listed from Innis Mann Cooper to Frank Snyder and others will hold a meeting on January 3 and return for the regular session on January 14 to discuss conservation work improvements.

Innis Marnn Cooper Riverton Cleai Weathurhuad Tabor Jerry McCart Thurman Sam Tassd Witt Bennett Gamborg Wilt Gudael Faropol Frank Monaghai Percival Frank Snyder Randolph F. O'Dell McPauls Hawkes Moore Paynes Murry Conklin Alnteruan

Baie on Uncle's Niece and Local Notes

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RE. Anderson Unis Alice E Washington, D. C Elsie 5 Elie Stroy Tela Nices Bulak Saung Washington Blaie Civil Ylver Vern Anderson Washingston

Hospital Notes and Community Events Highlight Local News

Ajo Melton and Dudley Ferguson enter hospitals for appendectomies while Mervin Hantle and others receive medical care. The Congregational church hosts a Messiah performance directed by Len Halt with about forty voices. Local basketball results show Hanbun Wild defeating Borlertom, and a Nebraska team game details are noted with plays and scores.

Ajo Melton Rouyburg Dudley Ferguson Hattur Tomskaal Mervin K Hantle Stdner Mania Ded Wilon Hamburg Milo Malty Gery Mra Ravalhy Kemmecer Wong Alnvwon

Fool Campbell Dies at Home in Aurora

Paul Canindell, 39, died last week at his home in Aurora from blood palsy. His mother Mrs Campbell and Mrs Armatyong attended services before his condition worsened. Later reports note he became ill and died after a struggle with illness.

Fool Campbell Paul Canindell Aurora Wl Campbell Armatyong Tursda

Water theft case ends with fine for Shenandoah man

Jack Hallembesk pleaded petty larceny in district court at Sidney for stealing water from Shenandoah. He faced a maximum $100 fine and 20 days in jail. Authorities traced the scheme to a yard hydrant feeding a barn, where a bypass connected to the main line bypassed the meter. Betty Elder of Taivernworth, daughter of M D Elder, returned from Hamburg with news of her move to New York as lead alto saxophonist in Rita Rio's all girl band.

Jack Hallembesk Sidney Eaforcay Shenandoah Fremont County Hollerbeak Five Corners Biaffio Betty Elder M.D. Elder Taivanworth New York Rita Rio Betty Hamburg

The Reporter's Annual Free Picture Show at Colonial Theatre

The Reporter's Annual Free Picture Show returns for the holiday season. On Saturday afternoon December 2 at 2 o clock, every child in the community will be invited as a guest, with details kept by Mr. Colon. If weather allows, a similar gathering is planned for Friday December 21 at 2 o'clock, inviting families to share in Christmas cheer.

Colonial Theatre Eride School Attindt the Gow Mr. Colon Apple Fuathy Mage

Community party and weather notes in Riverton item

Held Chetsimas Party hosted by the Woman's club with readings and a candy guessing game. A November Weather Report cites 2.62 inches precipitation, 0.5 inch snow, northwest winds, and temps from 0 to 70 degrees. also a Riverton man plans to call from Yakima before joining family in Riverton.

Sili Bilard Vth Weather Bureau Department of Agriculture Commerce

Cantata and concert programs announced for December events

A local notice details a December 18 Wednesday evening cantata The Prince of Peirces to be directed by Mrs FD James with organist Mrs Leonata Clayton. A choir includes listed local names. Public invited to Sacred entertainment. A separate Baptist church concert features the Gaphy Musical Messengers with multiple performers.

Prince of Peirces Anal Oetack FD. James Leonata Clayton God Airs James Glew Planish Mink Sara Colon Earl Caraphel Tey Traviritson Ingeline Baldwin the Baptist Church Gaphy Myg Gnedys Gant Wilmos Cuehy Geraldine

Birthday Party Held for Patricia Mount's Ninth

A birthday party at Mr and Mrs Ba Rich's home celebrated Patricia Mount's ninth birthday. Eleven children attended including Von Cruse Madge Smith Cleo Giles Barbara Wingate Barbara Vee Schacter Joan Peterson Mary Helen Tatley Hobart Randolph Fred Wayne Bailey Maxtun Fisher. Games bingo and gifts provided entertainment with a red birthday cake centerpiece. Refreshments of angel food cake salad and candy were served by Mrs Richly assisted by Mrs One Jey Ferguson. The Christmas tree scheme was carried out and Patricia treated two guests to a variety bar before departure.

Ba Riche Bn Patricia Mount Von@4 Cruse Madge Smith Cleo Giles Barbara Wingate Barbara Vee Schacter Joan Peteuson Mary Helen Tatley Hobart Tee Randolph Fred Wayne Bailey Maxtun Fisher Angel Richly Jey Ferguson Pattiein Iwo

Cecilian Vesper Sunday at Presbyterian Church

The Mituel Saint Cecilia Vesper Bird candle lighting service will be held at the Presbyterian church on Sunday afternoon December 15 at 4. An unusually fine program is led by Mrs A M Sell with a vocal group rehearsing Christmas numbers for the holiday season. A silver offering will support the school fund as the organization thanks workers for their time and service to the community.

Presbyterian Church A. M. Sell T Ie

Sunshire Chapter No 103 Election Minutes Recorded

Sunshire Chapter No 103 met Monday evening December 9 with officers listed including Worthy Matron Ambrun Brown and Worthy Patron Harry Wir Ger. Tuesday evening December 10 saw the election of officers with names such as Conductress Mire and Morgan and Treasurer A. Sus.

Sunshire Atm Ambrun Brown Harry Wir Ger Worthy Prirany Lo Shui Asoistaat Mira Fuertecretary Oabel Browty Fred Hendernin Mire Morgan Elec Richiulson Ladgehpad Suse

Beacon Contests Becomes County Publication Shift

Fremont county news reports a contested appointment affecting the Beacon publication. The board of supervisors upheld denial of an appointment, leading to district court action. a new Petcon is published by H W King of Tabor. An unofficial census notes Fremont county population under 15,600.

Fremont County Syphon Zuurt Fen Doll Tormey Star Tabor Hisbeistian WB. Bates Randolph Bell Henedly Beacon Ute Aetton H.W. King

Large First Aid Class at First Meeting

A large turnout of 78 attended the first meeting at Sidney Levinu Hall on Monday nights for a Red Cross first aid course. Speakers emphasized fundamentals over diagnosis, iodine use for small cuts, and calm, sound judgment in accidents, with future sessions to cover anatomy, physiology, and trauma care.

Sidney Levinu Pat Mway Tom Aid Ife Srax Ells Vaunty The Red Cross Nordenvs Bn Lewes Sleiney Hox Woolers Lorelady Lideus Lovelady Tchoad Arumni Inspectian Throwel G. AL Kane MCN Amd Siva Sereda John Heck Rumnburg Pilma Sidney Ry Powell Farraunt Ile Danley Hauurg Ghoek

Monday Study Club Meets With Mrs Beal Theme

The Monday Study Club gathered this week with Mrs Max Bilis guiding discussion. Mrs Ralph Beal led the session presenting the topic and a short program followed by informal remarks.

Max Bilis Rillph Beal Mira Ralph Beal

Farragut Bowler Losses to Hamburg Teams in Hamburg Meet

In a Wednesday bowling card, Farragut bowlers faced Hamburg pros in a pair of matches. Hamburg, led by standout players, edges overwhelmed Farragut with high game totals and several notable performances. Local press notes the mixed results and individual scores across the two contests.

Farengut Hamburg Oath Parragut Angune Tox Kida Mio Walebing Lee Olter Joh Carl Hamburs Towna Marine Uw Dish Dawn Parragat Pats Caen Margie Wile Gitehall Wand Company Enen Tanoniet Wits Dmn Airecnurie Gamus Maupin Jubaven Canteneth

Raider's Secret Revealed In Local Football History

The piece traces George Tender's early football passion and influence, noting his self-played interest and role in forming a local army of former players. It mentions Ben Hudson and Goovee’s style, a factory work past, and a pastured team, with references to Thanksgiving games and early conference efforts.

George Tender Avid Aga Bert Tay Ramburg Mit Penn State Normal Goovee Ben Hudst Rock | Port IML Hnsteothell Lane

School Musical Delight At High School Auditorium

The high school music program Sunday afternoon drew a well attended crowd. Under Charles Fargenyt’s direction the show featured vocal ensembles and band selections, praised for fall appearances in Hamburg and nearby towns and for supporting football games.

Iaytrumen Vascal Charles Fargenyt Hamburg Rheur Voexk

Kiwanis Club Pinch Hit Program Highlighted Efforts

Kiwanis Club hosted a pinch hit program with member Felicia Miller using a grammani assembly. Don C. Douhan and Aiden Carpenter conducted the contest, while Gina Weyer demonstrated reel cards and tap dance. Members debated district clarity and pledged to support the festival and related activities.

Turkin Cheleias Ween The Ant Christs Va

The article references an event at a church on a Sunday near Christmas, with details about a program led by a director of a chorus. It mentions a Christmas program, Yuletide events, and preparatory performances tied to the holiday season. The text is garbled but centers on a church event and choir preparations.

Ty Taek Jere Wy 'Parkle Gini Cplts Fy Voleos

Hamburg School Activities Through Winter Holidays

Grade pupils engage with Christies Horses and SONAR themes as they read, tell stories, and enjoy crafts by the fireplace. Third and fourth graders explore holiday tales, seasonal decorations, and a Christmas candle display while focusing on health habits and class activities.

Christies Arik Clvisbrones Chiltan Tom Mlader Hut

Mattress program aids Fremont County families

The Department of Agriculture will distribute surplus cotton mattresses to eligible Fremont County families with limited income. Each family of four may receive a mattress valued at about $50 plus additional aid per dependent, with eligibility limited to one mattress per household. Distribution targets December 20, with applications due December 16. Local offices, county directors, and AAA staff organize the effort through community centers and local newspapers.

Fremont Department of Agricullture Vollon Amman Mattresno Firsk Ga Wray Ehuaty Voleofiles Atwaroos Wiaersotk

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