12 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
1
A fragment from The Hamburg Reporter discusses education value and career aims, questioning college worth and discipline. It cites a university president, a disgruntled graduate, and a writer on progress, noting shifts in education, industry, and public opinion.
A polles commissioner predicts that within four years every citizen will be required to carry a card bearing his photograph. The plan, framed as a crime wave countermeasure, would affect all individuals including name, address and occupation. The piece notes concerns and possible exemptions.
The notice invites public participation in Bible school and church activities. Events include Bible echoes at 10 a.m, Tuesday worship at 10 a.m, Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m, evening worship at 6 p.m, and a July vacation Bible school. It promises live music, classes, equipment for children, and a cordial welcome. D. N. Gillett signs as pastor.
The Methodist Church outlines daily services and events including morning worship at 10:45, Sunday school at 10:00, Epworth League at 7:00, and preaching at 11:00 with a 6:00 p.m. service. Special music, sermons on Christian citizenship, and officer meetings are noted. The daily vacation Bible school runs this week and next with attendance already reaching 320, inviting more parents to enroll children for intensive Bible study over two weeks.
The boys and girls of Lee Community enjoy a lively Union Vacation Bible School. Mrs D N Gillett shares Bible stories in her usual way while Alma Jueckel leads the intermediate group and Richardson directs the juniors. Beginners play under Vera Merie Clayton and others. Kathryn Hii leads the song reader as the pastor oversees Bible work.
A fragmented report describes a community event inviting attendees to attend a former student or attendee’s talk. Morning worship is at 11, Sunday services at 7 pm, with Judith Clayton leading a discussion titled It is Mine. Officers include Judith Clayton president Frank Starr secretary Mary Stafford treasurer Helen Gravencamp and Maule Clayton program chairman Lester Geyer and Beulah Geyer pianist. An illustrated service is planned for Sunday at 8 pm with the topic Whosa Loseth His Life.
A leading trade piece notes Ford vehicles are widely adopted by major companies such as Bell System, Armour, Borden, Goodyear, GE, Pillsbury, Procter and Gamble, and Swift. It highlights the model’s ball bearing use, steel forgings, hydraulics, Roatless steel, fuel efficiency, and low operating costs, arguing scale production benefits and broad reliability across thousands of miles.
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