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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1924
Page
2
Hamburg churches unite to observe a citywide week of prayer from January 1 to January 9. Services begin at 9 and end at 8:30 with a half hour of praise and prayer followed by a short discussion on personal prayer life. All are welcome.
The Presbyterian church announces Sunday worship at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with a 2:30 p.m. junior and 6:45 p.m. senior Endeavor. Wednesday prayer meetings invite all to Bible study. Town churches unite for a week of prayer nightly 7:30 to 8:30. Overholser is pastor.
The Be Church South invites all members, especially new converts and those not yet received, to a consecration service at Valley Farm next Sunday at 11 a.m. The Lord's Supper will be observed and punctual attendance is urged to make it the best meeting of the year, signed EL RK Christie, pastor.
Wee EB church calls for regular services all day Sunday with a cordial invitation to all. The note encourages closing the year with good attendance and setting a record for the coming year. Ell Stone, pastor.
After a destructive fire, First Baptist Church announces Sunday worship at the Colonial theater building with an evening sermon and lesson. Junior Union and BY groups meet at 6 56, sermon at 7 80. Parishioners praised Mr Colon for theater use and note mid week prayers at the parsonage. all welcomed.
Former resident D TB Christian of wrday joined the community after a brief spell with prenman. He was a brother-in-law of Mrs. C Louis and took an active role in local affairs and neighborhood events.
Miss Percival and family visit home as Mr and Mrs Pressie Keyser travel to South Dakota to spend holidays with sister Mrs Ale. Mr and Mrs Bad Copeland and children arrive Friday from Missouri Valley for a visit over the weekend.
Home of his parents Mr and Mrs W H Copeland hosted Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Charles Graham of Sidney and Mr and Mrs Chester Chesick. Mrs Paul Kellogg shopped in Omaha Saturday.
Miss Betty Brown returns home for holidays while Rev Proctor resumes duties after four months away aiding Hemmiin University in Minn. Ellen Rice and Bess Findley visit from Midwest Wy and South Sioux City. about forty attend League gathering with Christmas numbers by Ruth Rice and others. Mae Johnson visits Shenandoah. Herbert Zack from Liberty Mo visits family. George and Mrs Baker return from Minnesota after revival meetings. Ice thick from cold snaps as farmers start filling ice houses. Glora Richardson recovered from scarlet fever and quarantine lifts. High Creek box supper sparsely attended due to cold but raised funds for the school.
A call from the People's Home Journal asking for a song submission with a promise to pay a bee for the July 1922 issue. Instructions request bringing the item to the Reporter office. 38-11
A play titled Helpful Wildegarde is set for North Liberty near Hamburg on Friday evening January 2 at 7:80 oclock. Attendees will enjoy two hands of entertainment and complimentary coffee served by Ruby Seoul, a teacher.
Notice asks residents to donate cast off clothing and shoes to the Christian Army. Volunteers will manage the effort for the group, and donated items will not be sold. Interested individuals should call the Howard Hotel for contact with Norman Tindle.
Charlen Renshaw of Hamburg Iowa seeks a cheap piece of town property. Contact is requested for serious offers and quick transaction.
A log chain incident occurred Monday between Robert Blades and the Will Gutsche farm near Loat. Please return to this office with the B-1tt.
In the District Court of Iowa for Fremont County, February Term 1925, Probate matter of the estate of R. P. Notson deceased. Notice to numerous heirs and creditors of application to sell real estate to satisfy debts filed by estate.
On file in Fremont County Iowa Clerk of District Court Sidney is a petition by Tonia Bey sethlag administratrix seeking court authorization to sell NW quarter of NE quarter and E half of the Boltheant quarter in section 28 township 67 range 41 for debt settlement. Hearing set for February term 1925 at Sidney. parties must appear by noon on second day to show cause or objections will be overruled. Attorneys Hickman & Hoy.
Public notice states E. K. Webb and C. L. Bennett will conduct a farm sale in January. Watch this paper for further advertisement and details.
Jonathan apples offered by George Stafford of Hamburg Iowa. Contact 36 611 for details on availability and price.
An old notice advertises hauling by truck by Carl E Werner of Mutual in Hamburg Iowa and urges prompt calls for service. It references a January second event and mentions a 7 30 p m meeting at North Liberty school led by Ruby L Scott teacher.
Job offer seeks workers who can finance the down payment for a new truck, with work on three gravel jobs starting soon. Contact FL M. Starr or E.R. Wright at King Hill Building Ninth and Francis Streets in St. Joseph Missouri, phone 6-1588.
At a meeting of the Deacons and Trustees of the First Baptist church unanimous resolutions praised the Hamburg Fire Department for saving the church building from total loss after a Sunday morning fire. Gratitude was extended to all who aided firemen and helped remove and care for church furniture.
An odd tracking advertisement urges readers to call Merle Snyder at 120-M in Hamburg Iowa for tracking services. The note ends with a garbled line about buying something other than a saxophone phone, suggesting unreliable or misposted content.
The Rose Beaute Shoppers are now located over Doyle's drug store and offer appointments by phone. Call 9$1-LJ for services.
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