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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1925
Page
1
The Hamburg Reporter notes subscription rates with Fremont and adjoining counter area for one year and all other U S zones for one year. Payment must be in advance and the paper stops at the expiration of time paid for.
North of Town Austin North Liberty and Bee ivesche hosted festive programs with teachers Iola Burrows Bar era Winkler Velma Zuck and local families. Farm Bureau Christmas tree night at Leakie Stalin home drew many from Austin North Liberty Bee Hive Belcher John Payne and others. Santa and Mrs. Claus handed out treats as students and families gathered for meals and celebrations across the community.
Local residents share Christmas with relatives across Hastings to Shenandoah and Omaha. Families including Bell, Dooley, Scott, Jackson, and Reynolds gathered at homes around Hamburg for meals and a family Christmas tree while others planned reunions in Alverton and Anita. A school program closed with a Santa visit delivering candy and nuts to pupils.
The Percival News records visitations and gatherings among residents including Sir Johnston’s party at the Tenn home, Charlotte Tord’s gathering, and extended family time with Mrs Parkinon and the Lewis families. Several neighbors and friends are noted spending the day with relatives, while others plan longer visits before returning home.
Local notes report multiple Omaha, Sioux City and Hamburg residents spending Christmas with relatives. Names include Tom Frede, Robert Ozenbaugh, Misa Dorsey Mundell, Jess Gaines household, Donald Fred, Fred Mendel family, Henry Herron, Louise Herron, Raymond Smith, June Hall, Halphy Masel, Fern Teare, Naomi Teare, Fad Hall, Ida Harn, Ritha Wilson, John Frode, Chas Rouse, Bill Morgan, Ham Crocket, Ellen Marker, Hamburg, and Glen Garrett visiting Shoes City kin. marriage of Ham Crocket and Ellen Marker announced.
With Our Churches First Baptist Church outlines Bible school at 10:00 led by superintendent P K Van Meter and a morning sermon at 11:00 on The Believer's High Rock from Psalms 61 2 The morning service includes the celebration of the Lord's Supper. Evening services are slim with World Wide Week of Prayer union meetings at the Church of Christ house nightly through Saturday. Zions Church announces Sunday school at 9:44 with English and German services at 10:39. Community prayer and worship programs aim to start the year with full attendance and renewed greetings from pastors Cox and Christian.
Morning worship at 11 a m Junior Endeavor at 2 50 p m Senior Endeavor at 6 45 p m Poem union services at 7 36 Every con Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7 20 We cordially invite all to join us for prayer and Bible study.
The minister Overholer outlines Friday evening chair practice with preset chairs for Sunday school and regular church attendance. He urges a strong start to the year with morning services and pastor support to make this the best church year in history.
The message urges Sunday school and church attendance for conscience and Christ sake. Quarter lessons come from the Gospel of John focusing on the Son of Man. Morning worship at 11 features the sermon Facing the New Year Attitudes. Epworth League meets at 6 40 with the topic Christ In The Day s Work.
The Christian church announces the Week of Prayer with a Watch Night Service starting Thursday at 9 30 PM. The program includes special music and addresses and ends at midnight with a consecration period. attendees are invited to participate.
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