21 Jan 1937
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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1937
Page
1
The Hamburg Reporter notes that the Hamburg Post Office case involves Benoni Class matter status. Authorities and local officials are quoted on the matter as the story outlines the filing or designation connected to the Post Office. Further developments are awaited.
Fragmented report lists subscription details, deaths, injuries, and social calls across Bremont and nearby counties. Mentions Morgan, Cline, Mrs Tenple Sentley, Rev. Mast Clark, Hent, Phy yonins, and several local families with quilts, church events, and community visitors. A car crash and farm injuries are noted with terse, non-specific details.
Fragmented text reports Orie Addington and tsattiy visiting Walscat, Bertinn toeman at that place, Tari man Tere with Mr. and Mrs. Croll Weidman in the afternoon, MECHEL Beasties Unk to Fork on Tues. Wednes. afternoon, doc Holland, tr. and Mere Balen in Towa community avoided.
Local notes recount Frank Bink and others visiting, weekly events at Valley Fair School, 4-H club meeting at Pete Keys home with Mona Nixon joining. Multiple visits and greetings across families including the Motweiler, Nixon, Keys, and Brown households. church services, Sunday school, and a Bible study feature. popcorn and candy sale for church building funds.
Community notes list Alfred Gare and Dave Ve re visiting, Mrs Hast and Mr and Mrs Eley hosting, Guinn calling on Hinit and Charley Glaytan visiting Auburn. Paul Bar and D W Sanu with Lory Brown made business calls at Lang home, with more travel to see relatives.
A speaker recounts harming a young apple tree with cruel neglect and poetic remorse. The dying tree speaks in the wind asking for mercy, urging readers to reflect before harming nature. The piece ends with a plea to forgive and protect trees.
January 04 services at the Gur Churches Preabsterian Church in Sumas include morning worship at 11 a.m. with a sermon titled Pages of Power by the pastor. A young peoples meeting for practice faces facing, with a welcome for attendees. The Friendly Cone and aring others eq Jehovah, for his law endureth forever. The pastor M. & Chareh will also be at Valley Finnchute at 9 a.m. to preach.
Our attendance at Roth Sunday school and church services was better. We hope all the sick return next Sunday. Sunday school orchestra meets Tuesday at 7 30 and choir practice is Wednesday at the parsonage. Mid Year Epworth League Baby event on January 36 at Red Oak. Sunday school board proposed a contest to boost attendance and interest. Regular services at 1 00 a m with the lesson subject The Significance.
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