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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
1
Fragmentary notice from The Hamburg Reporter describes publisher Pred W Hill and the Hamburg Post Office, mentions Fremont and adjoining counties, and notes subscription requirements with in advance payment and paper cessation at expiration. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or actions.
A cluttered list shows many residents announcing candidacies for Fremont County Iowa offices. Names include E P Laughlin Amos A McElroy Edward Eaton John S Redd Leslie Sheriff Blair Alberson Chester E Jor Benson Donald Graham Walter G Johnson Charles Barnes W F Yates Will Jacy Hubert K Brown Oscar Finley G D Delghy Ray Armstrong Kate Porter Bimans Snell Reade Florence Moehran Mammy Hatten Redenbagh and others. Primary set for June 6 1932 with party lines Democratic and Republican noted. Local notices about community events and happenings accompany the political items.
Sunday morning worship at 11:00 announced with Rev. Ragp and alternate preaching if unavailable. evening gospel service at 7:00 and 6:00 times noted. Sunday school at 9:45 led by Mrs. K F. Hickroun. Rev. Hobbins from Lake City to preach at 11:00. Missionary meeting Thursday at 2:30, chair practice 8:00.
Local notes mention Hasmond Nixon and Marvin in a Sunday evening context. Chanty and Truce Pender appear in connection with Mis, with Din ant Sunday evening activities and Dales noted in passing.
Mrs. Flor Diggs and Miss Goldena Chappell visited Mrs. Carl Boehrer at Hamburg hospital Saturday morning. A musical program drew Emma Hopkins and others. Goldena Chappell of Paola visited two weeks with Mrs. Brown and others. Elsie Beott from Orient came for a short stay. Heavy rain Monday slowed haying and farm tasks. W A Rice and daughter Ten drove to Sioux Falls for a weekend with Prof Ambrose Rice, returning Tuesday. Sedgwick pupils completed eighth grade work and were sent to Brad Elas at Sidney Tuesday morning.
A notice cites a Philathea Guild gathering with a delegation from Monday evening led by Ms Bessie hece. Attendees from Corey and Mrs Ema Spiegel are asked to report soon. The group plans a banquet and hopes to know how many will attend to prepare for June 10 in Malvern.
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