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Newspaper

Hamburg Reporter

Location

Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1934

Page

4

Hospital Notes and Local Deaths In Reed Point Area

Hospital notes report multiple local recoveries after surgeries, including Valerie Brown and Edith, with several residents receiving care or returning home. The death of Mrs. Ross Findley is noted, along with extended family in Albany and Rock Port. Also announced is a traveling troupe coming to Hamburg on June 14 with performances and new acts.

Valerie Brown Mary Chapman Sidney Irs Fliss Cuirape Brown Tarkio Henry Realjing Skiney Alster Paul Tackey Glenwood Bobby Fstes Randolph Pital Ross Guffer Auten Crosd Conin Edith Buford Lahue Langia Mattie Ronzish Tofine Gail Ross Findley George W. Green Albany Reed Point Monts Montana Rock Port Findley D. J Green California H. and G. W. Green Westsora Hamburg Eutieus Koud Heir Prounel

Fragmented OCR reads like a broken local brief

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Locust Grove News Highlights Community Visits and Meetings

Locust Grove notes a busy week with visits by Neily and Jimmy Jones of Shenandoah to Aunt Mrs Leo Hermaul family, grandchildren Marjorie and Mary Louis sent home, and a Children's Day program at Locust Grove School. Gleaners 4-H meet at the Pierson home led by Miss Wioles Cox, Rally Day plans for Sidney, only seventy in the township voted in Monday’s primary, election board members listed. Community members attend picnics, visits, and church events, with local families hosting, attending summer school plans, and garden soil drive responses noted.

Neily Jimmy Jones Shenandoah Leo Herma Minn Sanday Jas Wills Marjoried Mary Louis Gleaners Wioles Cox Rb. Pierson Sidney Loews Grove J. MrQueen R. St Bierson W. A. Livingston Verna Findley Henry Custer Marsville Warren Foster W. J. Poses Olijez Hamburg State Ark Thelma Gudgel Beloit Kansas Floyd Cruse J. L. Piarson Locust Grove Hamburg Elgoo Firrsen Ted

Eighth grade graduation and local social notes at Auburn

Sland notes report the Auburn eighth grade graduation with about 150 in the class and graduates Betty Lee Holliman Charles Henderson and Lawrence Henderson. The item also covers visits, picnics, relatives from Burlington Town and Farragut, a Packard car incident, orchestra participation, school census takers, and local sociable calls among Holliman Lang Hayes Case Harm Renshaw and Richa families.

Floyd Holliman Mary Holliman Ey Henderson Lawrence Charles Catherine Auburn Betty Lee Holliman Lawrence Henderson Joey Ars Sunder Mary Hollman Burlington Town Foyd Holliman State Park Betty Lee Lorene Hayes Farragut Ruby Case Robert Wil Case Miles Ruby Sehool Henry Hayes Dear Nighnaboyna D. W. Lang Lang Ruth Junior Hay Iy Dick Harm Junior Renshaw Frederick Hol Fredereiek Elmer Signzel Dave Morelock Faragut Mins Doris Richa Ihe J. W. Langhame

Local social news items from Auburn area visitations

Mrs Richard Holmes and family plus cousins visit Auburn on business with relatives in Rock Port and Maryvale. Neighbors share Sunday calls at various homes. multiple small visits listed with friends and relatives. Notes mention hay work, weather, and travel in Nebraska and western regions.

Richard Holmes Charley Sink ‘Brown Tom Brown Auburn Bob Thomas Chetley Ramsey Watson Rock Port Lawrence Renshaw N. J. Blatt Wanda Mae Case Will Case Ralph White Aros Sheil Maryvale Ison Bol Thomas Ruby Case WN. L. Hiatt Eugene Dale Tiemeyer Dale Renshaw Ruby Zanker Our Gump

Payne community social notices fragment with many names

A scattered list of visits and calls from a Payne page showing Mr and Mrs Frank Ward guests, family gatherings with the Blunk Doiel and Marsh households, Nixon and Kays families visiting, and other local social visits. the text is garbled but records multiple Sunday and weekday calls among residents like Dole, Doten, Cowles, Mottweller, and Baker in Nebraska City and surrounding areas.

Frank Ward Frank Blunk Doiel Doiel Blunt Guy Doiel Ralph Nixon Charity Kays Buel Hays Ruby Baker Raymond Marsh Hamsburg Raymond Nixon Frank Blank Monas Nixon Gay Dotel Guy Dolel Wanda Carol Rose Tom’ Dole Burene Hermen Cowles Nebraska City Pete Keys Chilfren George Muttweller Minnie Key John Wes Jotn WN ' Furg Arthur Lemelick Ang John Dsur Hut

Shenandoals shoppers and local notices mixed in report

Local shoppers Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nixon Mrs. Raymond Marsh and Mrs. My A Taigon visited Shenandoals on Thursday. Emma Keys and daughter Dorothy of Wyoming Nebr reached Pele Keys home Tuesday. Dorothy Brown stayed with the George Mottweiler household. Margaret Baker is improving and not typhoid. Sylvia Nixon visited her parents M A Nixon. The piece also discusses industrial cooperation in Canadian County and mentions Various local anecdotes and rural sayings.

Ralph Nixon Raymond Marsh My A. Taigon Shenandoals Emma Keys Dausghter Dorothy Wyoming Nebr Pele Keys Riverton

Mrs W Eekom Saulinan Praises Kruschen Salts for Health

A Michigan woman claims Kruschen Salts improved high blood pressure and rheumatism after a year of use. She reports weight loss from 234 to 214 pounds in about nine months and says the product keeps her bowels regular and helps her feel much better.

Kruschen Salta W. Eekom Saulinan Weweys Theo Folka Kouschens

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