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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1933
Page
5
A local cooking school opens this afternoon offering daily groceries prizes and a model kitchen and dining area. The event features equipment from Reid's Hardware and local vendors, plus stage demonstrations and a guest host.
In a planned movement sponsored by Mr. Okrent the Citizenship club will fund a large bulletin board. Contributions will cover equipment and installation in the eye hall. The well lighted space will enhance school activities and add interest to student life.
Hamburg dominates Pacific in a late season basketball tilt winning 11 to 2 at the venue. The Sanction team is among the best nationally this year and has delivered a strong performance, showing marked improvement since the fan game.
Fragmentary OCR shows a Tuesday B and G society meeting with unclear references to Mrs In He and poor attendance. The readable items include a listing of readings and an official function, but key names and places are garbled.
The Colonial Theatre presents a top program this Friday and Saturday night featuring the final chapter of The Last Frontier, Osbie and Jean Marlow in Red Dust, plus a Mickey McGuire comedy. A Traders Trade Show, newsreel, and entertainment segment will accompany the screenings with featured appearances by Myrna Loy and other stars.
Mrs. George Adolph of Northborn spent days in the hospital with a badly infected eye. Doris Cox of Hamburg died Monday after pneumonia treatment failed due to weakness. The child of Mr. and Mrs. Gackerham of Tanyourk was brought for wrist splint X ray after injury. Olaf Prowildl of Tarkio was there for medical care on Monday and Tuesday. Paul Lockett of Hamburg is convalescing from an appendectomy. S. Knox of Fairfax had stomach X rays Tuesday. Wilbur Tallinger of Bidsway arrived Tuesday for head injury surgery after a buzz saw accident. Master Alle Lytle of Watson was brought Tuesday for stomach X ray after swallowing a salt tablet. none found.
A New Year's dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Victor Drieser brought together a group of relatives. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Carl Drie ver of Cincinnati and Mr and Mrs WHS Driever with family. Other attendees were Mr and Mrs Chag Winkler and daughter Barbar, Mr and Mrs Robert Rose and daughter Jamise and son Carl, Mrs Har an Winker and children, and Theron Drinver and family.
Hamburg High School hosts a P T A gathering in the school building with a full program. School officials note strong attendance from rural districts and emphasize collaboration between parents and the faculty to address curriculum and college entrance topics led by Pred Le Johnson. An invocation, songs, folk dance, and a talk on Oxford University scholarships are planned before discussion and adjournment.
Delinquent tax sale held on Monday at Kidney 10 was postponed for one month as no bidders attended. Officials say the delay gives taxpayers a chance to pay later, hoping no bids will be placed on the property.
The Ladies Ald Soccer of Maniburg postpone their regular meetings this week due to illness in the Reparker cooking school office. Dave is expected to lead when able, with efforts to reschedule.
Kiwanis club in Hamburg installed new officers led by Dougan and Dr. HD Day, taking charge from Dr. Rey. Wanamaker Miler Payne and others presented pist Prigviduals Daley THM ET ATS. The program outlined by the new president Nieca signals a year of club work focused on underprivileged children and community projects.
Mrs Mary Norton reports a burglary Monday night where 149 quarts of canned fruits vegetables and several bushels of potatoes were taken from her cellar. Entry occurred despite occasional locks while officials plan to survey the loss and assess the pantry theft in the community context.
January morning gathering at the home of Mas H D Coy focused on educating young Indians through schooling methods for becoming good citizens. Evelyn Collins chaired the study with a lively discussion, followed by a social supper hosted by Belly Ler Harrow, Taille Brith, and Marguerie Zach.
L G Powe of Tramburg dies at Hamburg hospital after a car accident injuries described as not serious. He was 21 months past years old? Funeral planned Thursday at the Johnson Pumeral Home conducted by Reverend Bonice A Larsen.
Hamburg defeated the visiting team 2754 to 234 in a three game sweep. L Bland led guests with a 200 single and 643 total. J Johnson starred for Hamburg with 820 across three games, while a burglary at Good Brothers In Hamburg yielded $20 from a safe and $320 in checks and drafts. Local clubs met for games and socials, including Forty Two, with officers listed and a wedding misprint noted for Miss Gcurrys Kearny and Jol Niet.
William Hydinger, aged ninety five, received many birthday greetings from across the country. His sister-in-law Mrs. Joe Fipdinger of Wear Virginia died recently, and her husband had died earlier. Hydinger, Civil War veteran, has no children. Doris Vaneln Cox, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cox, was born in Nebraska City on Sept 1, 193, and died January 2, 1939, at Hamburg hospital aged 1 year 3 months 20 days. Funeral held at Johnson's Funeral Home with Rev Warne Clark. burial in Hamburg cemetery.
The death of Mrs Chas Bellew occurred at her son Halph Bellew’s home near Sit ney December 21 1832 aged years WL months and 7 days She moved to Hambure as a child and grew to womanhood She was married to Charlie Orcer Bellew and survived by Ralph and Pred Bellew of Ades Mrs Bernard Wogers of Council Bluffs and Ord Bellew of Payne She leaves five grandchildren one brother Albert Frendlove of Council Bluffs three sisters Are Onnola Henshaw and Mrs Gennie Gardner of this vicinity and Mrs N A Powers of Bt Inc The funeral was held Sunday afternoon at Lane Chapel Christie Church near Haznbudy conducted by JA Spoual and burial followed at the Sidywey cemetery
Mrs. Virgie Taylor Kelley, 58, of Alda Nebraska, was killed when train No. 20 struck her car at the Primary No. 3 crossing near Payne Iowa. The accident, witnessed by Loyd Neiley and others, left wreckage and a delayed arrival for authorities. A jury verdict attributed the death to the collision with the locomotive.
Mrs Howard Gall of Peiping China returns to the United States for a visit with relatives. The message notes her journey and her plans, mentioning Farranit, and references a Reverend Itirearit Malt in connection with Bard raghily mied Tha ilasbonary.
A local library hosted a reception and portrait display featuring Lincoln and other figures. Mrs Stewins expressed thanks for community kindness as young people enjoyed a party in the residing room. Juin Hatson and Mr and Mrs Tierman Hinze led activities with games and readings, followed by refreshments.
Wilford Simons son of Mr and Mrs WIL Simons of Des Moines passed away in Des Moines on December 46. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church with Rev Wayne C Clark officiating. Survived by two aunts and many friends. An obituary notes he was 20 years old, a former Drake University student, and that his father W. T Simons was inspector of Improved high in Des Moines. Fremont county officials installed new officers in Bulwy. Also announced are marriage of Dorothy Ei to Allan Gray of Riverton and the death of longtime Sidney merchant John Coy.
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