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Newspaper

Hamburg Reporter

Location

Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1933

Page

5

First Two 1934 Babies Will Be the Lucky Ones

A chaotic OCR piece from Fremont area mentions the first two babies of 1934 in Hamburg and Auldson counties. It describes numerous local merchants offering gifts, savings accounts, and incentives to parents, with banks, car companies, and stores eager to sponsor the newborns. The article also notes a community newspaper promotion and references a recent local auto accident and Hamburg basketball results.

Fremont Auldson Asland Hamburg Mie Lie Town State Bank Lime Connors’ Inc Bogan Jigt Bogan Stoner Drag Company Colonial Mr. Colon Grand- Pa Blanchard Garage C. E. Doyle Milo Reed Tawit-Nebrichka Light Austin Drig Company Towle Jonsen Papa Glen Cheviaidt Lew Warn Lorimer Verne Othey Bina Ana Bial Link Wwe Aistars Gamdy Peta Drtada Unis Anind Abe Aden Pomeone Water Uta Chet Parnis

Carl Stow Dies in Denver Drowning Incident

Word reaches here of the death of Carl Blow by drowning in City Lake, Denver. A longtime local figure, he was married, ran a clashing store, helped found a grocery, and held diverse farming interests. He lived in the West for thirty years, engaged in many ventures, and was popular among acquaintances.

Denver Carl Blow City Lake Wi Kolnn

Marriage by Radio Minister Marks Local Couple

Ming Aban presides as Rev R Brown unites Miss Kalerin Brown and Mr. Brown in marriage at the local place. The bride, longtime resident and Wellworth Variety Store employee, and the groom, a former Inter-State nurse student now employed in a local firm, begin their life together in the community.

Ming Aban Wellworth Thin Place

Independent basketball team profiled with Swanson and Glenwood game

A local independent basketball team is profiled featuring Terbert SBWAOn AK ManuRer and Swanson Ian. They will be known in Swance's Diamondn and will play at Glenwood with white and red uniforms and planned shappy results.

Terbert Sbwaon AK ManuRer Swance Swanson Ian Glenwood

Entertains at Fridge with local guests

Mrs L hosts a gathering featuring Tiger and several attendees including Mika Mitel Morgan and Dorothy Hemphill from Chanute Kansas. The piece notes about 18,000 licensed airplane pilots in the United States.

Mrn. L Tiger Nonin Mika Mitel Morgan Wd Mian Dorothy Hemphill Chanute, Kansas United States

Reporter Christmas Show Draws Big Crowd in WA

The Reporter Christmas show drew a large attendance with children filling the sidewalks and older folks standing. Comedies kept the crowd entertained as Santa Claus appeared, played by Joe Mel, and longtime helper Mr. Niles provided treats. The evening ended with praise for the event and notes of missing dolls in the display.

Medint Lena Cals Ian Laliduy Woody Mothers Santa Claus Sania Sanita Joe Mel Niles Nienas

Cinematic Delights at Colonial Theater This Weekend

The Colonial presents a December program with Seamon Dulgar mid aging Fairbanks in “Women Glory” and “Before Dawn” featuring Gidari Terwin and Dorothy Wilson. Joe McCrea and Marian Nixon star in “Chances at Heaven” with a mystery twist. Add comedy, newsreel, and a New Year comedy “Morse Play Makes One Laugh.” Also a bridge event with masters and Legion Auxiliary meeting Tuesday at 7:00 PM.

Fairbanks Broadway Wil bin Glyes Gidari Terwin Dorothy Wilson Stuart Erwin Fthday Colon Joe McCrea Gilmer Rogers Marian Nixon Andy de- Mine Jon Bial Tych Shim Summeryile Aily Devinn Jnok Dak Ah Busihess Aod Bamyad Scamini Auide Caltertaon Ton Thare

Special Day of Prayer at Hospital Notes Meeting

Fragmentary notes describe a special day of prayer planned around hospital activities. Mentions Pat Glear, Mrs. Cora Black of Mambing, and references to a concert or musical notes with chords and electricity. The text is garbled and offers few clear details.

Pat Glear Cora Black Mambing

Car Wreck Near Log Cabin Tan Ends Without Serious Injuries

A Sunday night auto crash near the Log Cabin Tan south of town left a car severely damaged but all occupants uninjured. Mr and Mrs Rematyth of Clinton Mo were en route to Sikson when skidding on snow caused the vehicle to collide with a bridge rail. The car tore through a steel handrail, the bed was suspended over a drop, yet the family escaped with minor shocks to the nerves. Lincoln was summoned to assist the parents.

Fds Auto Agnident Omaha Sticks Wilson Ripley Tan South Aod Rematyth Clinton Sikson Ginealn Ute Bridge Antrin Opeelton AL Lincoln Mices

Christmas at the Mouls home recalls years past

Mr and Mrs K Y Mouls hosted a large Christmas dinner with relatives from Atkinson ONeill Watson and surrounding areas. A photograph captured the eight children seated for a memory of a 27 year old family portrait. Cle Sanders named mediator for Preswin county NRA program with John J Por terfiens handling government work and Sanders to oversee NRA related mediation with merchants and business men.

Asits Rosnion K. Y. Mouls Urett Charlene Hallie Jim Atkinson Nehr Lea Fearneth Bob Irene Done O'Neill Jack Monti Watson Rog Duane Tale Nellie Amanda Leslie Aion Houts Cle Sanders Clell Binders NRA Preswin Johm J. Porlerfiens Kevernimen Sandars Dusties Mandlig

Community notes on local residents and visitors

Fragmented text reports Kinxo Mas Kam Amputated and Slyar wine Nad Wis Teh Jee AM peeetue Tuesday in Shenandoah. Mentions Carrie pnab mone staying with her sister Mrs Glen Day and Clyde’s mis fortune, with Mr Lingo a longtime well known local.

Slyar Shenandoah Frompstal Ani Carrie Hia Sinter Mra Glen Day Nonsa Clyde Mr. Lingo

Saint Cecilia Club Christmas Carols Gather in Season

Saint Cecilia club led by Mrs. E. D. Kane presented a Christmas carol program Thursday evening. Dr. R. O. Danley reported on a commerce of club officers from a recent state meeting at Harlan. Miller Payne discussed meetng phases while toy distribution delighted children and families.

Saint Cecilias Kiwanis Club Saint Cecilia Club E. D. Kane R. O. Danley Harlan Miler Payne

County corn bounty record set in Fremont County

A Saturday report shows one million bushels of corn harvested in Fremont County exceeding earlier records while seventeen million bushels were stored statewide. The county aligns with a broader state program, inviting others to participate in the advancement of agricultural yields.

Fremont Fremont County Wood Shane

Hamburg’s early settler history linked to Omaha area

Hamburg Iowa emerged as a late frontier outpost after 1842, serving travelers westward and traders near the Missouri River. French trappers and later settlers shaped the town named after Major Hons Fowne of Lumerati Lawn, with growth tied to road and river routes toward Council Bluffs and Omaha.

Hamburg Ferlas Omaha Iowa Missouri River Wimbury Missouri Jawan Honaling

Marriage in Lincoln United Miss Helen M Cacheray and Mr J Parternell

Miss Helen M Cacheray of Techin seh Nebraska and Mr J Parternell of Lincoln were married December 20 at the Parternell home. The bride is employed at the state house and connected with the insurance department. The groom will continue his work in Lincoln while finishing university studies in engineering.

Helen M. Cacheray Techinseh Nebr Partur- Nelq Lincoln Minge Shire Insurance Thussell

Birthday Party Honors Fifth Year Old in Corning

A girl celebrated her fifth birthday last Saturday in Corning Missouri inviting twenty four friends. Guests included Tamesar Mable Lee Mackey Norma Larson Max Miley Warren Meree and many others. After games and contests gifts were distributed and cheerful thanks noted from attendees.

Rayins Aaron

Unclear fragment hints at a natural history collection event

A garbled passage describes a person named Cowles viewing a home collection of birds and other items. It mentions a case, lessons, and mounting various game, with a collector named Thijssen Usalag referenced amid uncertain details.

Wsbwok II Hal Cowkss Thijssen Usalag Boa & Nice

School Cantata Greeted By a Packed Auditorium

A packed Hamburg high school auditorium welcomed the cantata The Life of Christ by the mixed chorus of about ninety voices. The program, directed by Mrs. Al Meevinr, showcased student participation, striking stage settings, and early in the evening a cross prop suspended from the center stage. The ensemble earned praise for training and presentation, with pictures and scenes depicting the life of Christ and a closing number The Lord Is My Shepherd.

Christ Hamburg Lambeene AL ME Eevinr Wrisic Evalyn S Anderson Morenee Castleman Geneva Gollins Dow Jay Dougan Nying Pictures Mins Hambuire Worpeakn Penpte Uist

The W. T. Davis Fund Charity Notes

A fragmented report details the W T Davis Fund supporting Presbyterian church work. It mentions annual gifts during Thanksgiving, baskets for the needy, and a bequest of $1000 to be managed by trustees, with ongoing support over eight years.

Turing Col Davia Mn Presbyterian Church

Community Roast Funds Misstated Plan For Worthy Residents

Fragmented OCR notes claim twenty four to whomever roasts were distributed among community notables under a stated cost of 509.50 with aims to support investment and public service. The text references Mr. Davis and a citizen committee, but details are unclear and the overall purpose remains to benefit the locality.

Davis Ube Ibi

Christmas Welfare Dinner Distributed in Tinimbure

Christmas dinners and toy gifts were provided in Tinimbure with help from the Baptist church Methodist church American Legion Auxiliary and the Kwantlen club. Welfare board directed efforts as public works reduced the number of dinners needed this year.

Welfare Board Word the Baptist Church Muthodlat Church American Legion Auxiliary Klwantn Club

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