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Newspaper

Hamburg Reporter

Location

Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1928

Page

4

Honor High School Senior and Class Lists Highlighted

A school page lists senior, dunloy, freshmen, sophomore and junior classes with names across multiple sections. It notes teacher assignments and mentions a Farm Bureau Christmas program at the Washington township M E church on December 22 with a Christmas tree and a bake sale as features.

Igh School Oyvia Smith Charlotte Richards Eleanor Porter Myael Zanker Uoree Hurl Dee Reeves Eula Hale Berther Davisson Lilgh Frazier Russel Lockett Mildred Goblen Alun Jaeckel Dunloy Maxine Miller Robert Anderson Walter Kirkendal Margaret Golden Lowell Schneider Aline van Meter Mildred Leport Irene Nies Blanche Scott Margaret Buljor Mildred Smith Vera Marie Clayton Lucille McKeas Charlena Workrhan Leighton Reed Lucille’. Brown Opelt Farm Bureau Washington Township M. E Vailey Farm School Bureau

Entertained Empyreans at Regular Club Luncheon

The Empyrean club hosted a Saturday luncheon featuring Mes James Haroll Martin, How ard Colon, and Leon Thorp as guests. Attendees included Mr. R. pares, Miss Ruth Harvey, James, Mrs. Don Torch as Gide Fisher, and Mrs. Prank Davia.

Empyreans James Haroll Martin Howard Colon Leon Thorp Haglesses Empyrean Club Martin Ome Mr. R. Pares Ruth Harvey Mia James Don Torch Gide Fisher Prank Davia

Kensington social at Clayton home with club members

A Kensington gathering at the Clayton residence on Friday afternoon featured the Rensipeigi Finnell and Risae penits division of the inne waska club entertaining members. The program included fancy work and social time followed by light refreshments.

Rensipeigi Finnell Risae Penits Inne: Waska Club Kensington Clayton

Hospital Roundup From Hamburg Area Alarms Local Readers

Heaphel Nelee Roth Blain Crownover returns home Tuesday after an operation at Hamburg hospital. Mrs. Rufus Ewing convalesces at the hospital after an illness. Mrs. Glem Boyd and baby go home at Skdnes on Weslverday. Mrs. Herbert Kemper of North bare expects to return home by week’s end. Edgar Williams had an X ray of his left land Friday and a splint applied. Mrs. Rose Pickett underwent an amateur operation Monday. Her condition is fair. Mrs. F. Evans of es Muines was admitted Tuesday and returned home Wednesday.

Heaphel Nelee Roth Blain Crownover Hamburg Rufus Ewing Glem Boyd Baby Skdnes Weslverday Herbert Kemper Northbare Edgar Williams Rose Pickett F. ©. Evans Es Muines

Follow Up Meeting of Local Farm Bureaus

A successful gathering of Madison Riverton and Locust Grove township farm bureaus took place at Mrs. Jesse Fender's home on Wednesday December 5. The second nutrition lesson titled Dooks and Play was presented by Mrs. Roy A. Beker. Eight ladies attended including Vera Powers Ruth Mack Len Comstock Etta Coffey Gladys Fender and Roy A Bal.

Madison Riverton Locust Grove Township Jesse Fender Roy A. Beker Vera Powers Thisecon Mack Ruth “Nei- Hiait Len Comstock Etta Coffey Gladys Fender Roy A. Bal

Sunshine Chapter on the Eastern Star Elects Officers

The Sunshine Chapter on the Eastern Star held its annual election of officers at the regular meeting Monday evening. Elected were Mrs. Alice Finnell Matron, Mrs. Hazel Jenset Assistant Matron, Mrs. Disecrevity, Mrs. Alice Knepp Treasurer, Mrs. Ralph Ledgerwood Assistant Conductress, and A. A. Simons as patron. Following the business session and social hour a luncheon was served.

C. E. S. Elerts Sunshine Chapter Eastern Star Alice Finnell Hazel Jen* Set Alice Knepp Mer Vrde Intel Ralph- Ledger Wood Jess A. A. Simons Steele Tuncheon

Business Women Meet Sets Schedule for January 7

A social gathering of the local business women concluded with refreshments and exchanges among members. The meeting noted three guests and planned the next regular session for January 7 led by Miss Aline Zatz.

Aline Zatz

Christmas Memories for Others

Florence Harris Walls portrays Peggy Walton planning a compassionate Christmas for Bob and others after family losses. She recalls neighbors and kin who shaped their town’s holiday spirit, then resolves to invite Fred Dawson Katherine and their son Dick to create a shared festive gathering at the apartment.

Florence Harris Walls Christina Peggy Walton Gear Department Peggy Percy Pegsy Bob Gransparents Dad Peay Judge Hatford Fudge Yratford Morrow Roberts Daw Pegey Dawsons Fred Dawson Katherine Art Fred

Deer Hunt Returns and Local Property Sale Highlight Town News

A Romeo resident Harry Geil returned from a March deer and elk hunt with learned game, while reports tied to a stolen car near Fred Miller’s home and subsequent police action surfaced. The town saw a sale of real estate by Tra estate, with James Bog purchasing Main property. Also noted were business moves including Conk relocating to Clarinda and hospital changes, alongside varied local curiosities and a New York draft dated notice.

Harry Geil Romeo Jobn Hoanenu Gelf Telsya Tra Don . Dingan R. Hickman

Pink Complexion Hides in Envy Glimpse

A fragment notes a pink complexion hidden amid envy and greeting. The text preserves a terse, impressionistic snapshot without clear persons or places.

Sil

Gifts of Ancient Custom Originated in Wise Men's Gift

The Christian tradition of giving gifts at Christmas likely stems from the story of the Three Wise Men who presented the infant Jesus with gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh, linking gift giving to the Nativity narrative.

Christinans

Fragmentary 19th Century Text Note Item

A fragmentary excerpt references 1828 and 1728 dates, a bushe movement and the Christmas season, with phrases about the good old holiday from 76 years earlier and a Woman's Home Companion context. The readable bits imply a nostalgic or literary notice rather than a clear news item.

Christmas Plant Popular in Greenhouses

The Jerusalem cherry, commonly called Capecaatrann in older notes, is described as a favored Christmas plant. It has gained wide popularity for the holiday trade with many greenhouses cultivating large quantities for sale.

Ua. Capecaatrann Jerusalem

Christman Joy Complete Likely Shelved Without Sunlit Joy

A fragmented note contemplates Christmas joy and its absence unless warmed by sympathy and the idea of joy to the world through Jesus' birth. The text hints at a seasonal reflection on celebration versus sorrow, with religious framing shaping the tone.

Christman Jesus

Yule Luge In England A Widest Christmas Custom

In England one of the broadest Yule customs is belaging in the Yule log a practice tied to seasonal festivity and festive fire rituals observed during the holiday period.

England

Letter to Hoover Urges Food Conserving Message

A Leon Reporter note recounts a letter to Herbert Hoover urging the president to promote eating for strength and national service. Dr. Greer, a country physician of thirty years, cites patriotic duty and body mind conservation, while Hoover responds with thanks for the concern.

Herbert Hoover Fetter

Christmas Bread Promise Harmsmong Eve Gift

Eve Bread products claim a Christmas bake that never stale or mold. The ad urges Christmas shopping now and touts long shelf life of baked goods labeled as Eve Bread.

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