18 Jun 1936
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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1936
Page
1
The Hamburg Reporter announces its second class mail status with post office entry. Subscription rates apply for Premonteid adjoining counties and other areas in the United States, with advance payment required.
A long list of local residents and visitors share activities around High Creek and Centennial. Families including the Bentleys, Lytles, McLaughlins, and Stoles attend Children’s Day and weekend gatherings while neighbors visit relatives and drive to nearby towns.
Mrs Swen Jensen and husband hosted relatives while Mulberry harvests were shared. The Giles McCall family hosted visitors, and Gladys St Clair and Jesse Dean attended a dinner for Marion Ry eninger. Families and neighbors visited in Fairfax, Rock Port, Tarkio, Hamburg, and Hamburg. many names appear including Hindman, Morgan, Updike, Hurst, Bartholomew, Millon, Bochner, Griffith, Campbell, Harmon, and Smith. An ice cream social and plate supper were noted at local churches.
Local notes recount visits and gatherings at Arcadia and nearby towns. Mentions include Mr Lang, Mrs D W Late, Mr Fass, Ms Linogtn, and Mr Weys with assorted Tuesday through Thursday visits. A burial near Awbue is noted with a family tribute to Mr and Mrs ATTNeMU.
A crowded Madison area program featured the Madison 4-H club presenting a Splendid program at Mt Zion church on Friday night. Frederick Schneider, county agent, spoke on Rural Electrification as the event aimed to raise funds to send a delegate to the state convention at Ames. Local families and members from Hamburg and nearby areas attended. visitors included Mrs. Anton Miller of Hamburg and George W. Meek.
Farm Bureau reports corn loans due and member county progress. Iowa numbers show rising farm aid activity as counties conduct cleanup, with potential membership reaching goals as months pass. Officials cite cooperation with banks and county committees led by AB. Kline and state officers.
The report notes erosion is reduced as farmers increasingly study erosion courses. This practical step is seen as advancing soil protection and could lead to widespread erosion mitigation as more farmers engage with the material.
The Epworth League Institute was a splendid success and organizers thank Verne Wray Carl Stalin and Gerald Hutson for transportation help. Sunday schedule includes 10:00 a.m. church services 11:00 a.m. sermon and 7:00 p.m. League meeting with 8:00 p.m. youth-led services.
The First Baptist church from Omaha arrives June 28 with Dr Charles Danien as quiet speaker after Y P U hour on June 28. Evening service at 8 p m with topic Could Jesus Save Himself. Prayer meeting Wednesdays at 8. GilbertHubchinson pastor. Bible school at 9 m Levi Benedict superintendent. Communion and worship planned. Ladies society to hold event.
Winnie Clayton hosts a ladies tea next Thursday afternoon June 25. Invitations go to Mrs. Edwards the minister and other invited guests for a social gathering at her home.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Davessa Patt taah and large farms as town property for gale with hints of balanced terms. The readable items suggest a notice about town property and potential sale or disposition under specific terms. No clear dates or full names are legible.
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