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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1937
Page
6
The Hamburg Reporter reports a robbery at a local store with suspects and a note of a recent marriage near the area. It notes community events including theater listings, church services, and social visits among Hamburg residents and nearby towns.
In a locally reported social note many residents, including Mrs. Mellon and Mrs. Gordon, hosted gatherings and visits in Omaha and nearby towns. The piece records extended family interactions, departures, and upcoming events with friends and neighbors in a small community.
Roger Splugel from Omaha visited Ie events as Mr Gant and Mrs Andrew Sploge attended a weekend gathering. Mise Vera Oubvertine enrolled at the Teachers College of Mineguille for summer school. Mrs Joe Weldman and Fullth toured Watson Pride Laffernoun for a helub meeting and visited Mr Ent Dtrg. Charles Zack Sr.
Locust Grove notes recount Friday night events with scavenger hunt,Burned memories, and a large guest list. Funeral services for a local elder are noted with interment at Locust Grove cemetery and community gatherings described amid a busy church week.
A poultry specialist outlines a dire disease situation in poultry and urges participation in two clinics. He states chick shortages and disease toll reduce profits, urging poultrymen to attend the Hamburg hatchery meetings Tuesday the 15th at 8 pm to learn control measures and hear expert guidance.
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