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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1944
Page
1
The Hamburg Reporter notes a past active matter involving Bre and Claus. Details are sparse, but the report records the event and identifiers associated with the case in the Hamburg area. The item appears as a brief notice within the paper’s community record section.
The Church of Christ conducts Bible school at 11 a m led by Weatherhead with superintendent. communion and preaching at 11 a m. junior and senior G B societies meeting. evening program features Edwin McSpadden as speaker. special young people service planned with a pledge and recitations.
The Methodist church schedules a 10 am church school and 11 am service on Friday June 28 with youth fellowship at 4 30 pm. Mothers and daughters are invited to join. Henry Teele, minister, signs as pastor.
The church announces a midweek prayer service Thursday evening followed by a study of Old Testament history and the gospel system under Bret M. The plan invites wider attendance and introduces a Bible school with classes each Sunday morning at ten.
Lutheran congregation schedules Sunday School at 7 0 p m and Divine service at 8 0 p m in a Presbyterian church at Park and M street. Invites attendance and signs Fruy Muxtar as Muxtar.
Sunday service led by Rev DN Gillett at 1d alm, June 1, with welcome to all. Women's Guild meets Wednesday at 2 o’clock, led by Mrs Howatd Petefish. Guest speakers Willard Spinger and Alma Driever plus 16 join as welcome guests. reporter notes community hospitality at church event.
Morning worship at 12 a.m and evening evangelistic service at 8 p.m are announced. A Rooster Band performs at 6 20 p m and a meeting at 8 p m features Tharas chy. Pastor Ernest Iam invites attendees to join worship at a local church.
A Friday morning update from the home front recounts chatter about veterans, scouts, and local workers. Mentions Will Jevler Dean, Admiral Spittler interviews, and a string of names like Louie Jen, Don G. Dougan, Jesse Howe, Charley Owenn, Dick, and Vernace McNall as tidbits parade through small town life and wartime atmosphere.
A crowded community scene at the Waubinsie site shows neighbors and families enjoying a picnic. Local residents Bruce Ferner, Arnel Lyons, and Charles Breedlove are noted among visitors and relatives, with several households hosting gatherings and later visits across Shenandoah and nearby towns. War bonds message appears at the end.
Locust Grove residents share news of birthdays religious services, visitors and dinners. Mrs Brak Nowk ule and family attend events. Byron Lee Pierson and families travel to Michigan City. Local clubs meet, teachers attend, and various guests visit at relatives homes.
Fragment mentions a hotel patron named Caandyll and a move that affects records and kinship, but details are missing. It implies long-time residents involved in a relocation or change in a record kept for family or estate purposes.
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