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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1925
Page
1
The Hamburg Reporter states publication by A. Johnson with associate editor credentials. It lists subscription rates for present and adjoining counties at 82.00 per year and other zones at 82.50, due in advance, with papers stopping at expiration if not paid.
A holiday editorial explores why the greeting merry Christmas and a happy New Year is fitting. It argues Christmas embodies happiness, charity, and brotherly feeling. inspires good deeds. urges warmth to family, friends, and the needy. It warns caution with danger during the season and reflects on the tree as a symbol of festivity and welfare.
A safety notice warns that gumta and wood ters can become hazardous when trees dry and are festooned with tissue, cotton snow, tinsel, and lights. It urges constant vigilance, never leaving lit trees unattended, and keeping water or a extinguisher handy.
A note from M E Church South laments no Sunday service at Valley Farm Inst due to no wood for fire. It urges members to uphold vows from last week, with the pastor ready to preach both morning and evening. Bible study plans announce a New Year topic The Lord's Treasury as a Touchstone of Piety.
A community church invites all ages to midweek prayer at 7 30 PM on Wednesdays, with song, prayer, and Bible study. Weekly choir practice, Sunday School at 9:30 AM, morning worship at 11 AM, junior and senior youth services, and an evening service at 7 30 PM. The pastor Silas R Overholser extends Christmas wishes and appreciation for volunteers.
North of Town Mr and Mrs George McKean shopped in Nebraska City on Friday. Roger Knappe and Carroll Porter at home from Simpson College for Christmas vacation. The little son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Mincer was quite sick Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ernest Hinze and Eleanor Porter and Neva Simpson motored to Omaha to visit Mrs Ralph James and a baby daughter in hospital. The new baby name Luelen. Mr and Mrs Walter Baker visited with Mr and Mrs Tackett East of town Sunday. Mr and Mrs Fred Johnson taken supper at Hamburg High School. Supper was given by Home Economics group last Thursday evening. Adele Zach and children attended the basketball game in high. Leta and Arnold Schneider are home for Christmas vacation with their folks Mr and Mrs Fritz Schneider.
Miss Grace King who is attending school in Omaha is visiting relatives and friends here during the holidays. Mrs Raymond Snyder has a new Bond piano. Clyde McElroy and his mother Mrs Mary McElroy departed Thursday for Oklahoma to visit about ten days, while she will stay the rest of the winter with her daughter Mrs R S Williamson. Don Graham was a dinner guest.
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