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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1932
Page
5
Katherine Baldridge leads a household economy program at the high school January 5 to 7 focusing on foods and culinary techniques. The report also covers a fire incident damaging the Yager home, fire response delays, and local club activities including a Onekewaska cook event and welfare board plans.
A Christmas Eve program by Methodist Sunday and primary departments features the play A Candy in the Window with a cast of children led by Mary McMaster and Jane Lorimer. The event, set for eight oclock in the McMaster residence living room, emphasizes the Christ child’s coming and the spirit of giving.
The local City team opened strong, leading 22 to 10 after a fast start. The home squad tightened defense in the second period, limiting the visitors to two points while increasing their own advantage. Fouls ran high and free throws mounted the scoring, with the City asserting control late.
The Colonial presents Tim McCoy in Fighting for Justice Friday and Saturday, The Last Frontier chapter ten, a Mikey Mouse comedy, and the Penguin Pool Murder with Edna May Oliver, James Gleason, Mae Clark, and Robert Armstrong Sunday through Tuesday. A news reel and comedy close the week with A Bill of Divorcement and Parlor Bedroom and Wrath featured on midweek nights. Church party notes few club members and gift details.
The W. C. T. U. will gather at Mrs. Ella Hatten’s home next Tuesday at 2 40 p.m. All members and guests are invited as the February 11 session proceeds in a quiet, community setting.
Sunday afternoon candle lighting service at MB church drew a well attended crowd. The Saint Cecilia club presented The Christmas Story with Miss Judith Clayton and solo numbers by Mrs. James Payne Lanritson and others under Mrs. D. James direction and Will Gottsche organ accompaniment. Members and participants listed include Mesdames James Gottsche Lanritson Payne Bang Sek Ledn Thorp Coy Hickman Gawdy and Misses Mitchell Clayton Danforth Simons.
The Fremont County Medical Society meeting planned for Hamburg Monday evening was canceled due to illness among local doctors. Drs Ralph Lovelady Kenneth Murchison and Danley of the area have all been confined to their homes with pleknesd and the medical staff have been busy caring for patients.
The American Legion Frolic launches this evening with events at the Legion hall. Friday night features additional activities and a carnival-like program for attendees. Organizers advertise food and games, inviting all to attend the two-night event at the venue.
Churches in Title City plan Christmas activities with programs, carols, and pageants this week. Sunday schools and junior groups present recitals, songs, and plays at Baptist, Methodist, and Presbyterian churches. Santa is rumored to attend. Christmas mass at Catholic church opens at 8:30, with services at 11 and 7:30. Ministers will preach Christmas sermons in all churches. Special invitation for all to attend.
Hambsty last ant Hamburg lost to Dartlett by 34 to 10 with a late rally that fell short as two free throws sealed the win. Wrestling featured two matches ending in a draw and a close bout. Local town teams Watson and Hamburg played a spirited game in front of a full house as spectators recalled better years.
Len Smith gave this office a copy of Your Postal Service a booklet distributed by rural route carriers to patrons. The pamphlet cover shows attractive design and contains information about the rural delivery department and reference material for patrons.
The annual reporter Christmas show for children returns Saturday afternoon with an invitation to all under high school age. Howard Colon’s theater group will present a kid friendly program, urging parents to bring youngsters and bundle them warmly for a festive, well behaved outing.
The P O met with Mrs H on a recent afternoon to discuss efforts for poor children. Members faced a challenging but productive session outlining plans and responsibilities.
Miss Neva Foster of Suinty is convalescing after an appendectomy performed last Wednesday evening. Miss Glee Shaw of Burnett is recovering after surgery for acute appendicitis. Florence Taylor and Mildred Smith, nurses, have influenza, while Caroline Gupelaid of Perselval was hospitalized for an arm injury. Sidney residents Nall and Veaement, and Mary McMunny of Peruiva, appear in the hospital notes amid a week of illness and care. The Week’s Edition notes upcoming public school schedule with holidays from December 27 to January 3.
A Monday evening timber-sled crash near Argyle Cross Streets injured two boys, Luck and Ralph, who were riding near a parked car driven by Dor an Brown. Brown stopped quickly, the collision damaged the rear wheel and caused head and body bruises. Roy Hutter, father of the injured, was informed. Local officials note a missing safe crossing and urge caution as new coasting spots are being assessed.
The event at Bidney high school drew 20 members and parents for a pot luncheon and medal awards. Winners included Merle Teeh-Ards, Laenejen and Peane clubs, with Helen Tronte and Ruth Sheldon also noted for top medals. Seventeen clubs attended with Locust Grove Clean taking second place in the golmy category.
A local report lists many colleges and students by name as part of a reminiscence about a Christmas homecoming. The piece notes a student named Orval Mourrene who accidentally took nonmedicated powder, became ill, and had a brief, nonfatal reaction with no dangerous ingredients found upon inspection.
A crowded meeting discussed plans for a city owned electric light plant. Potential bonds or debentures would finance the project, with a fifteen year horizon. If approved, debt could be retired from revenues, while rates and future conditions would depend on a thorough local survey.
Report details a severe accident with LG and Poore badly hurt. Witnesses describe a chaotic scene as multiple injured individuals, including Mr Poore and Mr Kelsey, were involved near a residential area. Police and medical teams attended. one rider remained in hospital with injuries. a vehicle overturned and another rig reportedly damaged.
An ordinance proposal in Fairfax would set a 25 dollar daily fine for unlicensed dances. The measure, debated by the town council, follows past concerns about public dances and governance.
The young people of the Presbyterian church invite all to a Christmas carol singing event at the church hall. They will perform Christmas songs and provide a light refreshment after the program. Join them Saturday night at 10 o'clock for a festive program and communal singing.
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