21 Jul 1938
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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1938
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text describes newspaper postal matter with unclear dates and subscription terms. It mentions Hamburg, a post office, second class matter, and references to annual and other unspecified payments. No coherent events or identities emerge from the readable portions.
The writer thanks readers and workers of the Reporter for community support and dedication. They praise loyal contributors, editors, office staff, and subscribers, noting the paper reflects and serves the town and its people.
A community Baptist and Methodist church announces Sunday school at 9:50 a.m. led by Superintendent William Stenzel, with morning worship and youth activities. The schedule includes junior and senior groups, evening evangelism, and a union service with Rev. Nussmann delivering the sermon on care. A quarterly conference and membership notices are noted.
Funeral services for Mr Hagsots were conducted at Tron Congregational Church with Pastor Ben Compton delivering the sermon. William Wilson assisted, music by C. C. Campbell Seth Cox Fred Long and George Caster, and floral tributes by Medams Dale Warner and James Cari. Burial followed at Fareagut cemetery.
Mrs Bari McGinnis of Taber visited at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs J N Darland on Saturday. Mrs Gunn Hall returned home from a visit with her daughter Mr J Mackay and Sammy Blaine. Mrs Fred Snook expected to return home from Hamburg Hospital this week. her condition is satisfactory.
Mr and Mrs B S Gibbs visited Monday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Peer Mdilsap and Helen Joe. Bovill Million injured ribs while helping Russel rack thresh. Mrs Gus Exerim Nettie visited with Mrs dees Merton And daughters. Mr and Mrs Extret Moore Ruth attended a Wednesday dance. They helped make hay. Mrs Herron Mochiner Rev Walrafe called Thursday at the Herron Smith home. Mrs Walter Smith and daughters visited Friday with Mrs W K Bowman and Elsie Mae. Walter Smith helped Mr Adkins threshing. Mr and Mrs Pearl Milsap and Helen Jon visited Thursday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Charlie.
Ferguson and Joan and Ruth visited Wednesday and Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs Willis Bo vre and sons. Ruth Moore spent last week with Harrison Boettner and daughters. Ruth Moore visited Saturday with Gertrude Boettner. Sunday guests included Mrs E King of Hillboro Texas Mr and Mrs P Newton Anderson of Paxton and family and Mrs Gene Smith and son of Council Bluffs Iowa. J J Clark and family hosted guests after weekend.
A nine foot corn stalk grown on the Witmer farm north of Worth was entered last Friday in a local display. The Worth county corn showed strong yields during the harvest, with farmers hoping for favorable market prices and more plowable land in the area.
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