Garbeque Dinner a Big Success for Hamburg Fair
The barbecue dinner and supper at Nies grocery for Hamburg fair drew over four hundred for dinner and about half that for supper. Total receipts were 286.15 with expenses 40.48 and net 245.69. Proceeds fund premiums from the last fair. Surplus fruit and foods were auctioned or donated to the needy. The event highlighted community spirit and plans for a March fair and carnival with prizes for ticket sales.
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Nies
Sdall
Miss Adiiena Clary Off Duty At Reporter Office
This week at the Reporter office, Miss Adiiena Clary the efficient finatype operator has been off duty due to a severe attack of sore throat. TE has kept the balance of the Torre busy to fill the absence, with longer hours as the paper grows. We hope for her speedy recovery at her usual place.
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Adiiena Clary
Ish
Dates and Events Mentioned in Early Almanac Style List
The fragment lists Sundays and weekdays in February including Washington’s birthday remembrance and the start of Lent. It notes the first issuance of a phacter to a gallyorad in the United Binhos and mentions B. and O. operating a bill in the first week of March. It also references the Tudoor Maynival and Pairs by the Miambusg Pair Association in the spring.
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George Washington
Tis Zountr
United Binhos
Miambusg
Mitchell in Bank Attorney
Mitchell in Bank Attorney. Mitchell, or Council Potts, brother of py. and Mitchell, of this city, has been appointed by the state banking department as attorney for them in the receivership of the Barmera Savings Bank. Mr Mitchell is well known here, formerly having resided at Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
W. BE. Mitchell
Council Potts
Barmera Savings Bank
Sidney
Penny Social and Valentine Party at Church Well Attended
The Loyal Sisters class of the Christian Sunday School held a penny social and Valentine party Friday evening at the church. An auction block and penny side shows accompanied the event with refreshments served in curateral style, each item priced at a penny. Attendees enjoyed a good time and the hosts hope to repeat the event soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Rey
Overholser
Boyel
Telephone demonstration delights Kiwanis club in Vale Loyal
A Kiwanis meeting in Vale Loyal featured a telephone demonstration by Northwestern Bel company led by district manager C El Pomovest with Ruth Knauss and Thelma Harper as out of town guests. Local staff Fannie Bell and Grace Brown also attended. a small switchboard connected stations around the room to show call handling, long distance, and proper procedures. The demonstration was praised for clarifying operations and was offered to other clubs, with prior notices for future appearances. Mr Damorass, district manager, visits Hamburg often and made many friends during the event.
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Kiwanis Club
The
Vale Loyal
Northwestern Bel Company
C. EL Pomovest
Collitcilius
Ruth Knauss
Trafic
Council Bus
Thelma Harper
Shenandoah
Fannie Bell
Grace Brown
Peneft
Damorass
Hamburg
Imeelf
Meeting Called on Bank Depositors Support at Colonial Theatre
A thin paper notice calls depositors of Farmers Sn Bank to a Saturday afternoon meeting at the Colonial Theatre. Admission requires a bank passbook. The aim is to form a committee to protect depositor interests and explore possible bank reorganization with cooperation from the department and state banking authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vings Bank
Colonial Theatre
Suel Reed
Marriage of Misa Nelson and Parrell Murphy
Misa Lucile Nelson and Parrell Murphy of Wamburg Missouri were married Sunday afternoon at Rock Park. Justice Rigas officiated and the couple will reside with the bride’s parents. The bride is daughter of Charles Nelson. groom son of John Murphy and a partner at Roy Finnigan’s stop. Friends praise the couple as well known locally.
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Misa Lucile Nelson
Parrell Murphy
Wamburg
Rock Park
GT. Rigas
Pease
Charles Nelson
Mutual
John Murphy
Roy Finnigan
Kensington Met at Mrs Warnataft’s Home
Kensington held an enjoyable meeting at the Warnataft residence on Wednesday. Mrs Warnataft led the gathering with light diversions and high refreshments served to attendees.
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Kensington
O. B.S
Anna Warnataft
Hospital Notes Report on Recent Surgeries and Discharges
Calkins recently underwent an operation and was able to return home Monday. Haith was discharged home Wednesday after his operation. Cowles remains a medical patient this week and was previously an X-ray patient. Taylor had a minor operation Sunday. Maude Ackley assisted a saleslady at the Bon Stores.
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C. Calkins
Finnell and Folk Hampshire Gilts Sale Proceeds
The gilt sale faced poor turnout due to stormy weather with buyers from afar scarce. Purchases include Jim Thompson Fairfax Albert Garst Hamburg Chas Renshaw Watson Albert Garst Hamburg Harold Thiesesen Hamburg and Lawrence King Rock Port with prices ranging from 25 to 38 dollars per gilt amid listed bidders and multiple towns cited.
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Finnell
Folk Hampshire
Jim Thompson
Fairfa
Albert Garst
Hamburg
R. L. Stephens
Renshaw
Watson
A. J. Prather
Bert Garst
Harold Thiesesn
Albert Garet
Lawrence King
Bamburs
Carl Thiessen
Vrence King
Fairfax
Alben
Garst
Hambire
J. Prather
Renshay
Q. Gotsch
Tim Thompson
Fairfax Fink Brainard
Fi Mm Thompson
Fat A. J. Prather
Wilson Alhart Dover
Auburn
Hamilton
Watson Fiarald Thiessen
Rock Port
Lawrence Case
Entertained the Teachers at Sohly Home
Mildred Surface and Lentha Turner hosted the Leachers of the public schools along with invited guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. Ae Sohly on Tuesday evening. The gathering was enjoyable and light refreshments were served.
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Mildred Surface
Lentha Turner
T. Ae Sohly
Hamburg News Notes On Families And Work
Clyde Haas leaves Hamburg for Cincinnati to work as a mechanic in a canning factory, traveling to service machinery and make repairs. Roy Harris visits from Oliver. once a longtime resident and postmaster candidate. Mrs. Harris’s health has been poor. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith return from Rochester after his operation and recount recovery progress. Mrs. Viance Dooley seeks treatment. George Coleman and son Mark of Andover Kansas visit Hamburg. Coleman, former Fremont County auditor, travels to Farragut with his brother. Bloyd Bonn, Ames agricultural student, visits sister Hazel Bonn. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burns report improvement from illness. Lauritsen, Schuyler manager, visits with his mother. Charles Alga and family move back from Turretin to Hamburg. Alga badly burned last summer and unable to work. Ladies Mission Circle at Baptist church enjoyed Mystery Packages and parcel sale proceeds. J. Thompson returns from Des Moines after Iowan insurance convention. attendees report profitable sessions. Mrs. Rose visits Omaha to see Emil Rose, recovering after surgery. Baptist Ladies Aid Society plans gathering with Crarge. S Kiddo visits Hamburg for a short stay at Winson B’s home.
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Clyde Fungo Haas
A. &. Canningio
Cincinnati
Iyhia
Clyde
Roy Harris
Oliver
Roy
Omaha
Harris
Lee Smith
Rochester
Minn
Viance Dooley
George Coleman
Mark
Andorn
Kansas
Hamburg
Werrendiys
Coleman
Fremont County
Farragut
Dae Goleman
Bloyd Bonn
Ames
Mias Havel Bunn
Lauritsen
Schuyler
Nebraska
Kate Laurisson
Ing Consideralle
Charles Alga
Turettin
Aland
Ladies Mission Circle of the Baptist Church
GB Carpenter
J. Thompson
Dex Moines
Atene Cone
Ackua Ianrance
Mew
Wis
Robert Rose
Emil Rose
Rae
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist
Marc Crarge
Riverton seventh graders view Abraham Lincoln film
About twenty two Riverton public school seventh graders led by school board member F L Cowden attended the Colonial Theatre last evening to see the film Abraham Lincoln. The group reserved seats in advance and benefited from a history lesson as well as special Springfield trip interest. Mr Cowden, a longtime Riverton resident, is known for supporting local children. A real surprise marked Dan Lang and wife Mra twenty first wedding anniversary as friends gathered with James Gambrel A C Strader Herbert Coffer R M McBrid and others for a celebratory dinner and social time.
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Riverton
Riverton Public
F. £. Cowsden
Abraham Lincoln
Colonial Theatre
Springfield
Cowden
Dan Lang
Lang
James Gambrel
A. C. Strader
Herbert Coffer
and Hays
Rm, McBrid
Entertained Tuesday Bridge at Jer ome by Mrs Clayton
Mrs Th A Clayton hosted a Tuesday Bridge event at Jer ome afternoon. Players enjoyed spirited bridge games followed by refreshments in a cordial social gathering.
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Th. A. Clayton
Jerome
Hye
Film program previews and holiday schedule notes
The weekly Fox program lists Abraham Linuia as a venting feature and The Screen's greatest drama amid a holiday theme with no Friday evenings. It highlights The Who Vance and a Tornado storm picture with Peters in a key role, plus Gloria Swanson in Manhandled and The Telephone Cell as part of the lineup.
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Abraham Lineuia
Gloria Swanson
Fox News
Enjoyable Meeting Held at Mira Lathan Thorp Home
Members of the Sunne Flee He mink met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mira Lathan Thorp for their sequirment. Several members appeared enraged by attendees. The meeting progressed with refreshments and updates. The next gathering will be hosted by Mrs. Olin Warn in February.
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Tne Sune
Shine
Mira
Lathan Thorp
Guilty Plea in Robbery Case at Collins Station
Howard and Campbell pled guilty in Sidney after attempting to rob the Collins Oil Station last week. The judge sentenced them to one to ten years in prison, with both Mrs John Howard and ampball implicated in the case. Darrell Mars's car involvement noted.
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Howard
Carmpbell
John Howard
Ampball
Sidney Wednes
Darrell Mars
Xentwreed Rri Jy
Collins ‘Oi
Annual Farmers Short Course Attended at Hamburg
The Farmers Short Course at the Colonial Theatre in Hamburg drew strong turnout on Friday and Saturday. Speakers from Ames and Iowa State College shared practical farm-tested guidance on legumes, fruit growing, soil productivity, and home economy, with lively demonstrations and music enhancing the program.
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Colonial Theatre
Hamburg
Wollete
Ames
H. D. Hughes
Lowa State College
Shemes
Henry Field
Emul
Raf
Pickett
Snoke
Comey
Pratt
C. V. Holminger
Buin
Atowath
Carl Draper
Wit
Jonely Offeran
G.I. Mildenstein
Anid
Sinlin
Aly
Washington Township Farm Pures February Meeting at Home
The Washington township Farm Pures will hold their February meeting at home in Eb Sraith on Friday evening February 27. The program includes a debate on the resolution That Nature is More Attractive than Art. Members pledge to attend and enjoy the event with speakers and discussion.
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Washington
Washington Fiwnship Farm Pures
Geet Smiths
Chiosacn
Sulin
Overs
Te Crevedson Hospitalized After Blood Loss Incident
A dateline from the city reports pastor Te Crevedson was rushed to Great Hospital on a day this week after a sudden blood loss during an incident at Carne ing Tawa. He temporarily stabilized and has begun slow recovery, with messages from Ro M Melinide urging patience.
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Carneing
Tawa
Hihmattan
Crewdaon
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Bon
Finnell and Folk
Hampshire
Robert Burns
St. 8
Kiddo
Moniay
Winson
Widdoo
Faeaily
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