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Newspaper

Hamburg Reporter

Location

Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1929

Page

6

Father O'Donnell Proves Himself an Inventor

A semi narrative discusses Father O'Donnell’s life and experiments from a Dublin drug store vulcanizing medicine to propelling him west. It notes his Irish origins, a move to America, Kiwanis ties, and a critical view of his influence on younger golfers and local clubs. The piece also previews film listings and reviews involving Richard Barthelmess in Weary River, and Betty Compson in a related role, with comments on tone and moral themes.

Jose Dublin Seax Kiwanis Chub Paul Tevere Qlin Notre Damé Post Father O’donnell Papur Yartre O'Dornnell Areek Ant Yan Mach Malone Misa la Plante Richard Barthehmaas Betty ‘Compson Parite Richard

Porterfield Inverts Typewriter Ribbon Renewers

Porterfield outlines a ribbon renewal device for typewriters and adding machines. The machine renews ribbons or tapes from half to one inch wide without alterations and uses existing spools. Experts say it can extend ribbon life tenfold, paying for itself quickly in a business office.

Averance Mantha Leefielt Heaton Ik

Sherman Brower Held for Mental Evaluation in Skiney County

Sherman Brower of Wambute Nevada was brought before the Skiney mast of insite where he was declared of unsound mind and transferred to the Carnes state hospital. Brower had lived in the area and was reportedly hunting and fishing before deteriorating, with neighbors noting recent erratic behavior.

Sherman Brower Sherman Browar Wiemburi Skiney Carnes Mr. Browar

Local Hospital Notes From Patragut And Surrounding Areas

Betsy Dorin Whisler of Patragut moved a tonality device and remains weak. Frank Banas of Lincoln was admitted as a patient Thursday, Ruth Bris of Patragut preparing for an appendectomy Friday. Valera White of Shonar island entered Friday for treatment and had a major operation Tuesday. John Duncan Berg of Rock Port had his tonsils removed Friday. Dr A R Perkins of Farragut underwent two major operations Saturday and is recovering well. William Okrent had tonsils removed Saturday. Mrs Arnold Ack underwent an emergency operation Sunday and is recovering. Miss Georgia Shaw of Nishaa had an appendix operation and adenada removed. Mrs Chasles Frakes underwent a major operation Tuesday and is progressing. Master Herman Roberts of Tarhiv had two fingers removed from his left hand. Mrs Will Anspach had her tonsils removed Thursday and there was mention of removal on Wednesday.

Dorin Whisler Patragut Tay Wenness Rien Frank Banas Lincoln Ruth Bris Fatragut Alderwaad Valera White Shonarsland John Duncan Berg Rock Port A. R. Perkins Farrdgut Sahintay Ard William Okrent Arnold Ack Georgia Shaw Nishaa Chasles Frakes Herman Roberts Tar Wi Anspach

Thomas Reddy and the Uptown Theatre venture

Thomas Reddy the Wichita magnate known as a former electric shop owner in Hamburg and now president of the Uptown Theatre Corporation is linked to a large Wichita theatre sale valued at about 65 000 dollars. The Wichita Eagle features a photo of the building and Reddy with his wife. he served Wichita sixteen years and previously ran a local shop before expanding.

Thomas Reddy Mary Hamburg Thomas Reidy 98 Nox Uptown Theatre Corporation Wichita Kansas Eagls Tom Sater Aif Rerldy

Accident at Drexel Shoe Store Injures Ontario Man

Ralph Lair of Ontario suffered injuries while working at the Drexel shoe store when a ceiling fan blade struck his right hand. He recalls the fan suddenly starting and catching his fingers, leaving deep cuts and bruises. He will be unable to perform duties for some time.

Ralph Lair Ontario Drexel Mr. Tatie Eouetine

Sudden Death of Francis Belford in McCook Nebraska

Mrs Wotton learned Saturday that her brother Francis Belford of McCook Nebraska died suddenly that day. Mr Gand was away and with her son Gilfert who left at once for that place. The burial was at the home in Cambridge where the funeral service followed. Mr Reiford was twenty five years old, and Mrs Gaol has the sympathy of her friends in her sorrow.

Local highway contract dispute prompts claim of misquote

Mleagy Field reports misquoting statements by Fred White of the Highway Commission regarding Route No. 4 between Nebraska City and Sidney. White denies sharing any contract details with the press and calls the radio report false. He asks for publication of his side to counter the apparent bias.

Mien Iowa Fred Hill Hamlgrg Sine Fred White Nebraska City Sidney Riga Mr. White The Highway Commission Mombure Cqntract Slib Ad. Bn

Pageant “Marching With the Heroes” at First Methodist Church

A pageant by the author of The Dawning will be presented at the First Methodist Church next Sunday at 8 o'clock. Titled Marching With the Heroes, the production follows Stirringhyran material and features juniors studying heroes to march in step with them in symbolic fashion.

First Methodist

Parterfield Leaves Law Practice for Life Insurance Post

John F Parterfield and his son Porterfield exit several years of legal work to join One Aetis Life as district manager. Porterfield will oversee eight salesmen in Paneseter county. They relocate to Lincoln to begin new duties and establish residence there.

Artnad Company Hatch B Porterfield Aatuclali John F. Parterfield Turslay Aetis Life Howe Gies Parterfeld Wincoln Paneseter County Lincoln

Harald Steven Claims Bist Peat and Potatoes This Year

Harald Steven asserts he is the first to harvest pears and family potatoes from the garden this year. No evidence or challenges have been heard, and the note implies few details about his gardening claim or its verification.

Harald Steven Harald

Lieutenant Governor Walter Visited Sioux City Club

Walter, lieutenant governor of the Nebraska-Iowa district of Kiwaits, spoke Thursday evening before the club in Sioux City. It was his first appearance here and he won many friends with a strong address. H. W. Ward accompanied him and spoke in the district meeting planned for Storm Lake next month.

OM. Walter Nebraska

Senior W. W. G. Meeting at Baptist Church

The Senior W. W. G. of the Baptist church met with directors. Prosper Monday evening, two lessons were studied followed by a social hour. Denclais refreshments were offered by the hostess.

W.W. G the Baptist Church Dirs Ray Denclais

Porterfield Speaker at New Market Memorial Services

John EF Porterfield spoke at New Market in Iowa during memorial services. The event highlighted local honor and community remembrance as attendees reflected on the fallen and the town’s wartime sacrifices.

New Market John Porterfield Towa

Neighborhood News Highlights and Tragic Accidents

The report covers multiple local incidents and figures. Ruby Werner of Atlantic faces arrest amid sensational accusations regarding her husbands. A gun injury ends a man’s trade as a barker. A government policy payout details appear, with a state track result noting Bob Okerlin’s pole vault. An infant accident near Emerson and a work accident at a coal mine near Clarinda are described in terse, factual language.

Ruby Werner Atlantic Laposatis Bob Okerlin Essex High School Anes Okerlin Sevarai Larence Jennings Elliott Ami Tari Sar Altting Clarinds Gan Corpany Garry Borland Clarinda Emerson H.W. Goya Furthe

Odd Blue Front Cafe Rehoused As Empress Theater Move Stalls

Local Malvern Leader report notes the Old Blue Front Cafe, once near Deandorff Grocery, toppled and disintegrated during a move as the Empress theater project seeks a new site. The wreckage struggles to find a landing place while the orphaned cafe body awaits a final resting plan. A separate item mentions a parent assisting a son with algebra in the East Street area.

Oader Empress Theater Dushabe Reynadne J Malvern Leader

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