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Hamburg Reporter

Location

Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1920

Page

6

A Virtuous Vamp Starring Constance Talmadge at Iris Theatre

Constance Talmadge stars as Nellie Jones alias Lady Gwendolyn Beaufort Armage in A Virtuous Vamp at the Iris Theatre. Nel charms New York youths with her captivating smile, then leaves them with only memories. Show runs Thursday and Friday, August 6 and 7.

Constance Talmadge Lady Gwendolyn Diana Beaufort Armage Nellie Jones Vamp New York James Crowinshield Iris Theatre

Northboro Nondaily Social Roundup Keeps Busy

Miss Ellen Duncan visits Comfort home as aunt resides with brother G W Duncan in Shenandoah. Fred Burnette’s wife undergoes medical exam in St Joe. health concerns persist. Miss Lois Henn of the garage sick and absent from work. she lives with grandmother. Miss Helen Patton of Westboro visits uncle Fred Burnette. Mrs Pete Standage hosts young people. Charles Wiggins hosts Merry Times Circle. Violet Rocheforte returns from St Joe with goitre concern. Mrs Geo Cato seeks daughter Mrs H H Harris and three boys for visit. Harris recently in California. Trulock receives cars from Omaha. Hank Turnbull greets Northboro friends at Riverton. A A Pike and family and Harmon Wittig and family drive to Omaha to see doctor Smith. Northboro chautauqua set for August 13-15. girls plan to attend Clarinda farm camp and Chautauqua. Sunton’s Sunday school girls picnic in woods. Franks Sutton plans Ozarks vacation. Ollie Harper to assist.

Ellen Duncan G. W. Duncan Shenandoah Fred Burnette St. Joe Lois Henn Helen Patton Westboro Pete Standage Charles Wiggins Merry Times Circle Rocheforte Violet Geo. Cato Ozarks Ollie Harper Miss Thompson A. S. Mawhinney Mrs. Burnette Burnette Algo Neb Lon Wawhinney Beulah Holmes Ralph Mawhinney Omaha Sue Holmes Locust Grove Chas Richards Northboro Mr. Walters and Nld Richards Father Richards Karl Kurrle H. J. Scott Bayliss Clarinda Sam Bayliss Walter Gouldin Cedar Rapids Thompson Miss Gouldin Russ Alta Patterson Mr. Mitchell Mildred McKee Ben

Local social and farming notes from Northboro area

Community updates cover picnics at the Mawhinney and Burnette homes honoring visiting nieces Milvaney and Patton, a new baby at Hubert Reece’s, travel to Omaha by Beulah Holmes and sister, a Locust Grove tent meeting planned for August 1, and property sale details of Chas Richards. Weddings, visits, and family movements also noted along with farm activity and local gatherings.

Country editor hears misprints on train talk

In a train conversation a woman recounts writing fired stories from three differing accounts. The traveling man later confirms the fire story was wrong, prompting the editor to leave and sing the Doxology as Silver City endures another bad fire.

Fire destroys three frame buildings on main street

Early last Saturday morning a fire swept the west side of the main business street, burning a pool hall, barber shop, and a garage. The blaze, not found until about three o clock, drew Glenwood and Malvern units. Acting chief Jesse Bell led eight men on the new truck. they arrived forty five minutes after the call but too late to save the structures.

Glenwood Malvern Jesse Bell W. D. McCausland

Local Fair Seeks Best Horse Shoe Pitcher and Cow Giveaway

Look Here 815 in gold to the best horse shoe pitcher. A live milk cow is given away with every entry receiving a ticket on the cow. Admission is 24 cents for adults and 1d e for children.

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Rapid Fire Response By Glenwood And Malvern Departmen

The Glenwood department arrived shortly after Malvern, both making quick runs. The training showed the boys they could reach within miles quickly and be ready for a fire fight. They regretted not being called sooner to aid neighbors.

Glenwood Malvern

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