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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1936
Page
8
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A editorial tour by AEM Weeks visiting Hamburg, Iowa, highlights local pride, natural beauty, and civic life. It notes Mount Wanpen State Park views, industry, and institutions including Hamburg High School, Carnegie library, Bell Telephone repeater, and modern streets. Profiles Harold L. Martin, Bernard P. Boyle, and Lawrence H. Porstfield, with local commerce and hospital.
Local Hamburg area residents share a weekend of family dinners, visits, and hospital news. Numerous Updike and St Clair connections populate the region with gatherings in Hamburg and Tarkio, while Charley Hoilde’s 50th birthday causes a playful celebration. Hospital updates include Ervil Lytle’s convalescence and Scoles family visits, with a variety of kin from Maryville to Lincoln joining in.
The Percival News lists An n Schmeldaler and family of Banns City and Mrs Mary Roan of Independence Missouri visiting Auror Trane home. Other lines mention Reliance families visiting Parkin home and Wesley Crooks with son from Wyandotte Nicu. Various families including Cave Keys and Grahan Penney enjoyed a picnic at Shenandoah and Bowen Park on Sunday.
Island News notes Ric A and Lesa Clsity with family visiting Mr and Mrs Charins Graytan. Helen Holliman hosted a garden party for about twenty five friends with games and refreshments. Mr and Mrs Lee Tang and Es ler Tre enjoyed time at J W Lang home. Helen Holliman hosted a Monday dinner with Eugene Tiemeyer. School election drew little interest and 12 W Lang was reelected treasurer. Mr and Mrs Henry Hayes and children will work for Mr Evans after visiting Dave Evens land’s houses.
The City Council of Winburg will meet June 25 1936 at City Hall Hamicur Iowa to hear taxpayers for or against supplemental tax estimates for the fire department equipment fund. The tax levies will fund principal and interest on bonds and other city needs. Public figures list no income from other sources and show prior expenditures. mayor Brewer signs.
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