11 Jun 1936
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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1936
Page
1
The Hamburg Reporter records an item entered by Hanbury Peel Office regarding a Becond Clasp Mater. Details are sparse in the fragment, with partial wording and uncertain authentication of names and roles.
Watson notes list visitors to the area including Mrs. 5. D. Hurison and Rev. N. J. Foats, Temple Bentley bringing Mrs. Bentley and daughter home from Richmond, and Mrs. Joie Davis of Omaha. Homemakers club officers elected with Mrs. J. A. Gray as president, Mrs. Hi S. Hudson as vice president, and Mrs. Orville Garst as treasurer. Several local families host relatives, attend church schools and plan children’s day events. Married couple Richard Carder and Mrs. Garst held a wedding shower, and many neighbors visit, travel to Lincoln for a funeral, and enjoy picnics and community gatherings amid ongoing river-project related departures and visits.
Clipped notes show Payne news items about families Payne and Nixon visiting relatives, welcoming gatherings at Gene Walker and Widker homes, and a Clover Hissar 4-17 club meeting at Pete Koya home with attendees listed. References to local social events occur alongside fragmented names and dates.
Madison News records a busy period of visits and events in nearby communities. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Findley traveled with Doris Richard to Omaha for business, while Sadie Keck and family joined Harold Meck’s clan for Sunday dinner near Lewiston Grove. Ellen Rice of Omaha spent a weekend with her parents, returning recently from California travels. Westward, Luke Zack and Herschel Dowgins families enjoyed a plente supper in Waunonsie Park. A family reunion occurred at the Everett Brown home with numerous relatives from Sioux City Waterloo and Hamburg in attendance. Guests included Elmeratten and Mrs. Crews of Slour City, and many others, with other gatherings and celebrations noted through the week.
Miss Virginia Edgerton joins Epworth Leaguers of Hamburg to attend the convention at Indiana until week. Madison 4-H Club hosts a fan dance social and program at ML Zion Church Friday evening 12. Public invited to help fund the club delegates' trip to the convention this month.
A Sidney farm bureau notice urges Madison and Hamburg township farmers to attend a June program at Mt Zion church featuring the Medlen girl club and a cream social to raise funds for a state girls' 4-H convention delegate. Separate bulletins announce small grain certification visits, radio broadcasts from the national 4-H club camp in Washington, and Fremont County 4-H Rally Day at Sidney High School with a full program of club reports, elections, and performances.
With Our Churches Our Vacation Church School was famous in every war. The Ipworth League and Rev. Barnes travel to In dlarola for the Institute this week and will return next Saturday. Next Sunny evening the league reports on results. Sunday services at 10:00 a.m. The pastor delivers the sermon on The Place of the Cross In Our Lives.
The Epworth League program lists a 700 p.m. gathering for young people and an 801 p.m. session led by the in charge of the young people with their report from the Institute. F G Barnes pastor.
Baphet Charel Noten Sunday school meets at 9 45 a m Mrs W H L Sinons 36 the superintendent We have classes for all ages and you will enjoy Bible study The Bible is still the greatest book in the works and the best seller If you start drifting away from the church you will never return Evening service at 8 p m Topic When Jesus Passed Prayer meeting Wednesday at 3 pm J Gilbert Hoaminan
Fragmentary notice invites attendance at a church Bible school and worship service. Readable fragments mention a 104 and 119 related schedule, with an invitation to join at another location if not attending. Names and details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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