Hamburg Debating Team Defeats Griswold 1A
The Hamburg high school debating team beat Griswold 2 to 1 at the M. E. church in Hamburg on the question Shall the Philippines Have their Independence Within the next Five Years. Hamburg's Harvey Anderson Donovan Carlson Carl Smith Ben Franklin and Roderick Chisholm spoke with strong points and polished delivery while Griswold presented solid argument.
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Hamburg
Griswold High School
M. E
Phillipines
Griswold
Harvey Anderson
Donovan Carlson
Carlson
Carl Smith
Russell McCarthy
Ben Franklin
Roderick Chisholm
Ife
Married in St Marys parsonage in Sioux City romance
Marie Lieas and Ralph Teager were married at St Marys parsonage with Rev O Donnell conducting. The couple left for a honeymoon in St Joe and will reside in Sioux City Iowa. The bride is Amelia Liess’s daughter from this city and will be a homemaker while the groom works in the electrical department at the Service Company in Sioux City.
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Marie Lieas
Ralph Teager
St. Mary's Parsonage
Father O'Donnell
St. Joe
Sioux City
Amelia Liess
Hoa
Hhe Hse
Vanburg
Service Company
Rialto Theatre Changes Hands in Local Sale
Partner T B Carlson buys M W Culley share in Rialto Theatre and Ideal Tailoring shop and takes possession. Culley undecided about future plans. Harold Bell Wright novel The Shepherd of the Hills shown at Rialto Monday and Tuesday February 27 and 28. Black Cat Performers, overseas soldiers, to perform March 1 2 and 3.
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T. B. Carlson
M. W. Culley
Rialto Theatre
Culley
Harold Bell Wrights
Rialto
Black Cat Puntertainers
Hog Sale Postponed By J Athen & Sons
The Poland China hog sale by J Athen & Sons was postponed to Saturday February 25 due to bad Wednesday weather. Despite the delay, many distant buyers phoned in, and Mr Athen felt the postponement would bring a large crowd. The Athen herd is among the county's best with top blood lines.
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Poland
Athen & Sons
Athen
Wintering subscribers share warm Florida notes
From Our Subscribers W. W. Palmer writes renewing for another year from Jampa Florida noting warm weather 75 to 80 flowers in bloom and birds singing he plans to leave for Hamburg then Utah for the summer Earl Houts of Atkinson Neb reports good health and eagerness for weekly hometown papers Karl urges a visit to the old home town.
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W. W. Palmer
Jampa
Florida
Mro Palmer
Hamburg
Utah
Earl Houts
Atkinson
Neb
Karl
Ladies Entertain Husbands by Alter Society in Boyle Home
The Alter Society of a Catholic church hosted a gathering for husbands at Mr and Mrs B F Boyle’s home on Wednesday. Guests enjoyed cards games and light refreshments as the ladies organized the evening and the men expressed appreciation and suggested a future hosting role.
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The
Alter Society of the
Catholic Church
B. F. Boyle
Early Class in Chicken Hatching Sets Community Record
Mrs Henry Marker previously reported two hens hatching on February 11. Now Mrs Sade Choate adds two hens with a hatching on January 9, making an even earlier record. The community wonders if more records exist.
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Henry Marker
Sade Choate
Has Real Wireless Station Delivers Evening Program
A Reporter office representative and James Moore visited Clyde Benson's home to listen to addresses and music via the wireless telephone Benson installed. Over the past year he expanded wireless gear to receive messages from across the United States, though static on Wednesday evening interfered with reception.
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Reporter
James Moore
Clyde Benson
Benson
United States
Well Pressed with Hamburg Debaters Visit Town
Dr R B Chisholm and K C McCarthy led their sons to Hamburg for a Friday evening debate. They called at the print shop and praised the town’s spirit. The doctor admired the new hospital as a standout feature in the enterprising city.
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Hamburg
R. B. Chisholm
K. C. McCarthy
McCarthy
Annual Meeting of Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
The annual Tuesday meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet with Mrs. C. Stoner at 2 30 P M Tuesday February 28 1922. A Frances Willard program is being prepared with music and reading. Each member is expected to come and bring a guest.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
C. Stoner
Frances FE. Willard
Stearns Couple Mark 55th Anniversary In Hamburg
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Stearns celebrated their fifty-fifth wedding anniversary on February 2 in Hamburg. He, born January 20 1846 in Vermont, served in the Fourth Wisconsin Cavalry. she, born February 14 1847 in Ohio, wed in Springfield Wisconsin on February 2 1867. They have ten children, twenty-six grandchildren, and nine great grandchildren, with a long life of devoted home and family service.
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W. C. Stearns
Mr. Stearns
Stearna
Main
Hamburg
Stearns
Ares Win
Fran Stearns
Omaha
Len Stearns
Rock Port
Ida Hardman
Iona Boyd
Lula Hardman
Vermont
Fourth
Wisconsin’ Cavalry
Mary Ann Whenn
Ohio
Springfield
Wisconsin
Editors Attend Iowa Press Meeting Des Moines Three Day Session
State meet editors from the Reporter to Des Moines for the Iowa Press association convention. Attendees included H W Howe F C McClure W P Wortman and Frank Hanton. event had record attendance and high quality programs. The Hamburg Reporter earned second in the community service contest as Fairfield Tribune won the silver Sigma Delta Chi cup. Aue urged an Eat More Corn campaign claiming farmers would gain 4.4 million dollars extra per year with a 22 cent price rise, noting many U S homes could absorb increased corn use.
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Fred W. Till
Des Moines
Lowa Press Association
H. W. Howe
Sidney
F.C. McClure
Tabor
Malvern
Frank Hanton
Griswold
Hamburg
Sigma Delti Chi
Fairfield Tribune
John Aue
Burlington Hawk
Aue
United States
Card Party At Garst Home Draws Forty Guests
Mr and Mrs Albert Garst hosted a card party at their home north of town on Friday evening. About thirty five guests attended and a late hour bye course luncheon was served by the hostess.
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Albert Garst Favo
Surprise Birthday Dinner For Mr Dyke At 8 G R
A surprise birthday dinner was given at the 8. CG. Rees home on Wednesday evening for Mr duck Dyke. Twenty four guests attended and the rooms were decorated for Washington’s birthday. A three course dinner on tables adorned with Washington decor followed by whist.
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8. CG. Rees
Duck Dyke
Mr. Dyke
Jack
Washington
Thunderclap at Colonial March 1 2
William Fox production Thunderclap will be shown at the Colonial on Wednesday and Thursday March 1 and 2. Mary Carr, famed for her mother role in Over the Hill, stars as the mother in this drama. A thrilling horse race, clever strategist vs youth, and a beautiful love story promise strong appeal.
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Colonial
Sa Wm. Fox
Mary Carr
School Election May Bring New Director and Treasurer
Interest is growing for the school election on the second Monday in March. One director will be elected to succeed Dr. FE BE Richards and one treasurer to succeed RB A Clayton.
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FE. BE. Richards
RB. A. Clayton
William Appleton Shockley dies at Hamburg Iowa at 83
William Appleton Shockley born Indiana April 16 1838 died Hamburg Iowa February 16 1922 aged 83 years 10 months 1 day. He moved from Indiana to Missouri as a boy and married Sarah Ann Judd August 8 1883. A Methodist Episcopal member he served as Sunday school superintendent and helped others in his community.
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William Appleton Shockley
Indiana
Hamburg
Iowa
Shockley
Gentry County
Missouri
Sarah Ann Judd
Toether
Ufe
Methodist Episcopal
Ehareh
Talent a Success at Lake Chanel Play Night
A full house praised Professor Popp and young performers led by Mrs. Royouts. The play at Grand Theatre Riverton Friday will raise funds for church work. cast includes Walter Liess Clayton Hess Emery Zuck Roy Touts Irvin Gubser Charles Zuck Nettie Houts Edith Nook Irene Zuck Daisy Athen Amanda Houts Marjorie Zuck Elsie Houts Iva Urk Tillie Trouts Ruby Nook managed the event and property.
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Professor Popp
Lake Chanel
Royouts
Grand Theatre
Riverton
Brother of Farragut Man Killed in Lincoln Monday
Clyde Snook, brother of Farragut night watchman Fred Snook, was fatally stabbed by his wife in Lincoln Nebraska on Monday morning. The 22 year old Mrs Snook, born at Edgar Nebraska, claimed self defense after a dispute over alleged infidelity. She was jailed awaiting trial. Clyde’s body was reportedly taken to Axtell Kansas for burial.
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Fred Snook
Farragut
Lincoln
Nebraska
Clyde Snook
Shxs
Fred
Robert
Mollie Spangler
L. E. Coy
Ross Lamb
Notable local photographer Lorimer gains wider orders
This paper notes O A Lorimer, a well known local photographer, continues to grow in reputation. On Tuesday morning he received a second order for developing and retouching from a client in Philadelphia, following an earlier request weeks earlier that met with high satisfaction.
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O. A. Lorimer
Lorimov
Phildelsphia
Sas
Colonial Party Hosts Delightful Afternoon Gathering
Colonial party hosts Mesdaning K P Wickman and colleagues entertained at the home of the granteeo Friday afternoon. Guests enjoyed fore Ietwa, decorations, and refreshments, including Plymouth fork salad and Puritan rells. The event was a success in mood and company.
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K.P. Wickman
Oa Daver
Kochi
Plymouth
Handsome Gift G B Carpenter Purchases Bentley House
G B Carpenter bought the north Argyle Street Bentley house last Saturday and gifted fame to his daughter Mrs Lacey Carpenter Martin. He also deeded 820 acres of Atchison County Missouri land. Immediate possession is given and the Martins will move in this week.
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G. B. Carpenter
Argyle Street
Bentley
Lacey Carpenter-Martin
Atchison County
Missouri
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Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Stearns
Nuff
William. Appleton, Shockley
Colonial Party