10 Feb 1938
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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1938
Page
1
Fred W. Alli enters the Hamburg post office as second class matter for the Hamburg Reporter. The notice marks the newspaper's distribution status and official handling.
A garbled OCR fragment references a sale action and public notice related to fees or fares, mentioning prenatal terms and adjacent areas. The legible parts indicate a paper stop at captioning a fare and a sale action, with unclear dates or parties involved.
The community church notices urge dues payment and attendance for a Ladies Aid gathering at Mrs Wertic Wray’s home with planning for a Methodist radio hour on February 13. A church service schedule at First Presbyterian in Sunray for February 13 and a February 22 Washington Day dinner are also listed along with upcoming parish events and a pointed paragraph on the role of religion in public schooling.
Fragmentary text presents a church notice from a pastor E H Nismann and service times. It mentions Sunday worship, evangelistic meetings, prayer gatherings, and a Bible verse John 3:36. The readable portions suggest a religious community event with addresses unclear.
Lone Chapel neighbors hosted guests from Hamburg and High Creek, with several gatherings at the B. A. Whisler and Mapes homes. Friends regret departures to Clyde and Randolph while praising new farm life and continued good wishes for all. L. C. Hamilton held a shingling sale as local buyers reported strong prices for farm implements and stock.
A large Hopkins crowd attended the sale on Tuesday and the ladies reported a good sum from their lunch service. The item lists many local residents visiting, hosting, or helping with chores and gatherings across several days, including visits to and from Mrs. Clarence Owen, Mrs. Floyd Fox, Mrs. Herron, and other neighbors, with multiple families mentioned in connection to the event and community activities.
Pierson and PFicou Frilows participated in a scented event honoring Talth fultiewe with gia fran in tule cnembert. Mrs. M.A. Whistler, Met, Parl Athen, attended. Jay Weldmain and Edith shared laughter during a Wednesday visit at Kernoon eit Mm. Clade Oubecr aided in quilting with Mrs. Guoser Is atrdaua. The Jennes ett of Lone Chapel will meet with Mr. Bar Athen on February 16. John Beattle will lead and conduct Bible gift and Hevo tune. Two February birthdays will be celebrated by members Ira Ruhina family, Russell Barton family, Kenneth Kulins, Della Mouatt, Arthur Houser, and Noah Wand of Riverton visiting Art Barton’s on Sunday.
The page lists numerous names visiting and being visited over the weekend. Otto Mortiz and daughter in Mantis New Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Perguenn and daughter, Herron family members and relatives, Merton and Dean Herron and others.
A fragment says the Cox Chapel group, “the indies,” met with many members including Meadames Ciere Bocolulwhy, Pay Jatcke, Anna Vogel, and others. They enjoyed the afternoon and plan a February meeting with Gertrude Anderson. Amoly Lyons and family shopped in Shenandoah Saturday. Frank Wheeler visited his daughter in Hamburg Saturday.
The Thurman news item lists numerous local residents and visitors over the weekend. Bert Cannon of Tabor was in town on Saturday, Mr and Mrs McGown traveled on business, Walter Murphy read cattle news, and Mr and Mrs Crpp visited from the family. Lorena Locka Ina toured Kansas City, Mr Burey traveled with Mr Reed in Syracuse, Nebr. and many others attended meetings in Malvern and Quasha. The record notes trips to Los Angeles and Tulsa area relatives as well.
Mr and Mrs O F Cloyed and Lucy Manley spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Cha Boldt. Mina Zlaine Leeks, Central City teacher, visited hometown folks. Mrs HA Johnston of Springs, Kennae cared for siblings and appended an appendectomy in Toppenish Washington. Rev Pau Hanson left for Chicago to attend conference and meetings of the LBD. Hospital notes mention appointments and upcoming visits.
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