Visitors and local residents make social rounds in Hamburg area
Mrs. Paul Dean and daughter visited Reck Port last week at Jesse Taylor's home. Mrs. B G Ozenbaugh stayed in College Springs earlier this week. Mrs. Bertie McAdams and children visited Glennwood relatives. Mrs. Arnold Garst of Hamburg visited her parents here. Clarence Owens split time between Hamburg and Omaha trains Friday. Miss Tena Frede visited Hamburg relatives Saturday. Miss Bessie Blades spent days in Hamburg. Mrs. C H Bayless and children visited Hamburg last Thursday. George Paynee spent Sunday with family. Tom Frede and friends stopped by. Frank Tingey and wife visited Edson's place. Fern Bogar returned home from Hamburg. Dick Smith of Rock Port seen on streets. Mec Wood of Tarkio on business. Phil Brown and Cecil Wilson visited Hamburg Sunday. Kathryn Glean and Bernice Whelan returned from Council Bluffs. Robert Qrenbaugh visited College Springs Monday. Eva Adams went to St Joseph to see her sister in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Blades
Hamburg
M. EB
Churehi
Fern Bogar
Meac
Kathryn Glean
Bernice Whelan
Council Bluffs
Eggs by Parcel Post Shows Viable Shipments Study
The U S Department of Agriculture issued a bulletin on parcel post shipping of eggs. It details twenty pages of guidance with illustrated data from 466 shipments totaling 760.11 dozen eggs, majority usable after breakage under 1-3 percent. Experimental routes varied to test postal provisions compliance and reveal practical feasibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Parcel Post
Department
Minn
James Garrett Dead At Hamburg Age Around Sixty
James Garrett died of cancer after a long asthma struggle. His earthly remains arrived from Fort Morgan Colorado and the funeral was held at the Christian church led by Rev B H Coon cadt. He leaves a widow eight children including I Garcett and others in Kansas Colorado Missouri and Bartlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Garrett
Fort Morgan
Colo
Christian’ Church
B. H. Cooncadt
Garrett
Homestead
Hamburg
I. Garcett
George
Maryville
John
Colorado
Kansas
W- P. Holly
Mesdames Martin and Clark
Field
Bartlett
Mrs O Connor Enjoys Peaceful Visit In Fremont County
Well Known Here Mrs OConnor from Tampico Mexico is enjoying 4 stay at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Dan Taylor three miles south of Sidney. Amid recent town scenes and her escape from the beleaguered city, life on a Fremont county farm appears to suit her well.
Electioneering in Iowa for recorder of deeds
J Payne of near Watson campaigned Saturday meeting old friends and neighbors. He seeks the office of recorder of deeds, noting his family’s county settlement and his father Hiram as an early settler. The piece mentions misguri voting and Paynes local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Payne
Watson
Payne
Hiram
Mrs Hoover Hosts M L K Club Gathering
Mrs. C. E. Hoover entertained the M L K club at her home last Friday with a good turnout. Forty two furnished the amusement and light refreshments followed. Those present report a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Hoover
M.L. K. Club
School Board Considers Expansion Plans Amid Talks of New Building
The board discussed marking over college rooms and installing sanitary plumbing and concrete floors, with steel ceilings considered for summer. Additional room was debated, library storage moves to the basement hall, and plans foresee a possible new building south of the school to improve operations and long term results.
Depot Receives Gold Leaf Sign With Hamburg Name
The passenger depot now features a gold leaf sign painted with Hamburg, enabling travelers to identify the town without consulting a timetable. Work on the water tank has been stalled most of the week while the foundation is laid, and Roy Boswell has left as baggage man with Harry Carnion taking over. The freight depot project remains largely unchanged and could be addressed before winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Ata
Roy Boswell
Weston
Harry Carnion
WCTU Seeks Loyal Temperance Legion Leaders
The W C T U plans to start Loyal Temperance Legion work for children and urges members to attend meetings. The next meeting will be at the rest room on June 23 with Mrs Amlott as leader and Mrs Baker assisting, and devotion led by Mrs A A Simons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Temperance Legion
Amlott
Baker
A. A. Simons
Babies Pictures Feature to Run in The Reporter
The Reporter arranged with photographer O G Lorimer to publish a picture of each baby during the summer. For orders of a dozen photos, except postcards, Lorimer will supply print from which a cut will be made. Under each cut will be the baby’s name, age and parents. Includes children up to five years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. G. Lorimer
Church Services Draw Crowd in Hamburg Area
Local churches announce morning and evening services with special music. The Christian Church lists a 10 am Bible school, 11 am and 8 pm sermons, and a sermon on Moral Corruption in Hamburg. The Methodist Church notes Sunday school at 10 am and growing attendance. A Church of Christ plan includes a 10 am service and a reading room. The article also covers a camp in Hamburg, a note on Captain Helm Had, and the upcoming June 24 marriage of Con Ryan and Miss Elred Dempsey with praise for the bride and details on the groom’s public standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian-Church Bible
Hamburg
Church of
Chri T
Lyceum
Public-co
Con Ryan
Elred Dempsey
Con
Imogené
Hin
Storm Strikes Two Barna Burned Barns in Week’s Storm
A week ago Thursday evening a storm struck two Barna barns, both burning to the ground. At Mrs. D Loveland’s place a cattle shed was consumed, wind saved nearby structures, and the Frankie O Connor farm barn near town also burned. Men nearby moved stock to safety, while Frank McBride holds the lease and saved hay and a binder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. D. Loveland
Frankie O'Connor
Frank McBride
Electric lineman survives high voltage contact on Argyle Street
Orvil Kysar and a coworker were repairing a live wire after Friday’s storm on Argyle Street when Kysar touched a 2200 volt line. He was knocked from the pole but saved by his safety belt as Reddy helped him to the ground. He did not suffer serious injury but bit his tongue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argyle Street
Orvil Kysar
Reddy
Tongue Burn Incident Injures Irene Evinger
Irene Evinger suffered deep burns on her tongue after touching an electrical iron plug while her mother Mrs. Birned had just finished ironing and unplugged the iron. She had to eat lightly for several days due to the burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Evinger
Kansas City switch project aids canning industry
Kansas City workmen install a new switch aiding canning logistics by easing car loading. The Little Girls band will perform at Burlington Junction celebrations as manager Booe notes several fall engagements. Local notes report Ey Atberson alive, 91st birthday celebrations for the elderly, and various town visits, births, and social events including engagements and travels around Hamburg and Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Canning
Burlington | Junction
Booe
Ey Atberson
II Alberson
Lfc
Hamburg
Alsy Calkins
Lorence Petit
Renesday
Askey
Dean
Lee Fleming
Garfish
Local farmer marks sixty years on single farm
Hiram Brown of a bluff area has lived on the same farm for sixty years, a rare record for the county. His family, including sons now successful, is highlighted as a notable life achievement. The Fremont county Medical Association held a meeting at Tabor with papers by Dr. Wanamaker and Dr. Hoover, while Supt. Dow and family depart for Iowa City for six weeks of summer school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Brown
Mr. Brown
Hubert
Fremont County Medical Association
Tabor
A. E. Wanamaker
C. E. Hoover
Cantyhill Hemphill Affair Leads to Arrest and Bond
The Cantyhill Hemphill affair centers on Dr. A E Hemphill being arrested after Chandler Campbell alleged an attempted killing. A search warrant for a $1000 check drawn by Campbell to Hemphill surfaced, and Hemphill was jailed when unable to post $3000 bond. In mayoral court the charge shifted to assault and battery with a $600 bond posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiller
Chandler Campbell
Hemphill
Revered Tandy's Father Daad Dies in Missouri
The death of Rev Tandy's father, J T Tardy, aged about 71, occurred last Monday after the family received a message to come to Eureka Missouri. Funeral services were held last Friday in Grant City Missouri. Rev Tandy expresses the community's sympathy as the family travels after visiting in Mankato and Chicago where their son Gilbert recently graduated Northwestern University plans for foreign missionary work after two years of waiting to reach the 25 age rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tandy
Tiather
Eureka
Grant City
J.T. Tardy
Tandy -Tas
Frank Loveland
Manta Vistar Cole
Thurman
Chicago
Gilbert
Northwestern University
Lone Chapel Childrens Day Draws Big Crowd Despite Rain
The Sunday school convention and Childrens Day at Lone Chapel were a success in every respect. Threatening weather reduced attendance, but the church still could not hold the crowd. Morning and afternoon programs went ahead except Rev. Tandy due to his father's death. The basket dinner was a key feature and everyone stayed fed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Chapel
Tandy
Fremont and Page County boards meet over Johnson death suit
Will Try to Settle W. E. Robb of this place joined Fremont county and Page county members in Shenandoah on Wednesday. The meeting aimed to settle the damaged case tied to the spring death of George Johnson, killed when a traction engine collapsed a bridge on the county line. The suit sought 21,720 dollars and 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Robb
Shenandoah
Fremont County
Page County
George Johnson
Rev Evans Edits Paper in Scranton Congregational Church
Rev Evans edits the Puritan Messenger published by the Puritan Congregational church of Scranton Pa. Evans is pastor and editor, recently recruited to the church with a raise in position and pay. He is known to Bambergers and his wife is a daughter of Sam Holmes a former resident of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puritan Messenger
Puritan Congregational Church
Scranton
Evore Evans
Evans
Bamburgers
Samwel Holmes
New City Directory of Hamburg Published by The Republican
The Republican releases a sixty page city directory for Hamburg listing names occupations and street addresses of all residents. It also contains a directory of churches and lodges and notes 119 local business places in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Republican
Hamburg
Mrs W N Sazich Dies After Long Illness in Hamburg
Mrs W N Sazich died Wednesday at 3 pm at her E Street home after a long illness, born Indiana 1840. She married W N Smith, lived in Linden and Hamburg, endured frontier hardships, and helped raise twelve children, with survivors Emma Danforth and others in Mont, Sioux City, Harlan, Grand Forks, and Plymouth. Funeral at home Friday, Rev A A Walburn officiating. Interment Hamburg cemetery.
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W. N. Sazich
E Street
Smith
Indiana
Linden
WN. Smith
Smiths
Haceburg
Lamoureaux &Smith
H. ©. Coolbaugh
Busideas
Opera House
Senate
Emma Danforth
Kallespel
Mont
Howard Estette Hay
Clara B. Holmes
Sioux City
Wilbur Nelson
Hamburg
Harley B
Harlan, Ja
Arthur E
Grand Forks
N. C
Francis C
Plaicsmouth
Neb
A. A. Walburn
Hamburg Cemetery
Christian Picnic at Garst Pasture North of Town
A Wednesday morning church and Sunday school picnic gathered at the Garst pasture north of town. Ed Gingrey drove the train of hay racks and a traction engine for transport. The group enjoyed usual sports and a large basket dinner. the pastor led a hearty meal with his wife noting he had plenty for breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Ed Gingrey
Birthday Party for Margaret Davidson Turns Four
Little Miss Margaret Davidson celebrated her fourth birthday Saturday with twenty six children at a lively party. Miss Leatha Davidson and Inez Willard assisted, keeping play and care in balance. Amusements followed by refreshments, and Margaret received many presents from her friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Davidson
Leatha Davidson
Inez Willard
Margaret
Mrs Stagner Hosts O E S Kensington Group
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs Ora Stagner entertained the O E S Kensington with about a dozen attendees including visitors Mrs John Stagner of Waterloo Mrs Jac Egermeyer of California and Mr Chas Garst of this place. Music and refreshments filled the time and guests praised the hostess as a delightful entertainer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oral Stagner
O. E. S. Kensington
Mesdames
John Stagner
Waterloo
Jac Egermeyer
California
Chas. Garst
Mrs. Stagner
Mrs J W Winkler Dead After Short Illness
Mrs. J. W. Winkler died last Sunday at Frank Gardner's home after a brief illness caused by quick consumption. The Winklers moved here from Kansas. Funeral services were held at the Gardner home, and burial followed in Brown Cemetery near the Bluff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Winkler
Frank Gardner
Winklers
Kansas
Gardner
Brown
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Robert Qrenbaugh
College Springs
Eva Adams
St. Joseph
Guy Adams
Iowa
E. Hoover
Ww. c. TU
BE. Nesusterign
Theo. J. Asmus
Coonradt
Methodist Church
A.A. Walbura
Helm
Burgiss
Dolly Dick
Barna
D. Darby
Sidney
Cys
Mattie Lair
J.D. Douglas
Rock Port
Lee Cowles
AH. Parkison
Percival
Guy Robb
St. Joe
Cliff Good
Shenanjdoah
Harry Brown
H.H. Clayton
Omsha
Dows
H. E. Dow
Lowa City
Rev. Tandy
Daad
Rev. Evans
New City Directory
Bra. W. MN
Christian Picnic
J. W. Winkler
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