11 Feb 1926
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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1926
Page
1
The Hamburg Reporter notes subscription rates and a local church calendar with services at Zion and Epworth League. It covers community notices, clergy messages, and a roundup of recent visits and social visits from Hamburg and nearby towns. The piece references church events, Sunday school emphasis, and local residents’ movements.
The First Baptist Church offers Bible school at 10:00 led by the superintendent Meter. At 11:00 a sermon on The Law of the Offerings, and the Symbols of Expiation and Fellowship with Hebrews 9 14 notes. Evening 6:30 P U Harold Simons president topics Songs of the Universal Heart. 7:30 special musical program with a new six member orchestra. Midweek prayer and Bible study Wednesday 7:30. All welcome including families and friends. J C Staples pastor.
A noisy OCR summary invites parishioners to multiple services at Presbyterian Church, with mentions of sermons by Silix Re Overhalser and Dickason, a February lecture by Iaminintor, and a Valley Farm Sunday morning sermon. It notes a conference week, Cox Chapel gathering, and a 7:30 service time with notices to Stewards.
Sunday visits span Mira Rosy Nook and families with Hewts Gubser Moore and relatives. Aullen Willis Moore plans to move to Oregon. Es Union cemetery fundraiser to be held February 20 at Mansfield store with strong turnout expected. Old time spelling and ciphering match at Union school Friday night. Mrs Gill Hicks dies recently shocking the community. New cafe opens in Nebraska City run by Willis Johnson and family. John Harmon had tonsil operation in Hamburg hospital. Orville Chambers family relocates to southern Missouri. Ralph Morgan covers farm duties during brother George’s absence.
Helen Addington, who has been very ill, is slowly improving. Mr. and Mrs. John Collins and Mr. June Hall were Hamburg residents on Monday.
Fragmented OCR item notes Dr Geary warring Banberg on Tuesday. Irene Zuck and Elee Hews were back Post callers. Mrs Carl Frede and son Dowald ill the same. Citizens urged to keep roads in good condition. Francis Moore left Saturday for Dodge to visit parents. Mr and Mrs Geo Moore returned from a trip to Cletpa Kansas. A man who drank whiskey reportedly went blind yet keeps keen eyesight for search.
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