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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1935
Page
1
The Hamburg Reporter records indicate subscription details for Hamburg Post Office as second class matter with Fremont and adjoining counties. Rates list one year at 32.00 with zones and advance payment required. Subscriptions lapse when payment ceases.
The region’s admirers regret Ruth’s final days in baseball being clouded by controversy and internal club tensions. He remains a towering figure in the sport, whose impact far outweighs the public friction and media focus surrounding his last season.
A reflective piece urges avoiding destructive doom saying negative speech fuels disaster. It counsels preaching optimism to others to spread confidence and inspire improvement. It emphasizes personal conduct matters and that success comes from living honestly and with hope.
Farm Bureau notes described July 5 new grading rules for cream bought by Iowa creameries and buyers. Cream must meet First Second or Best grade specifications with price variations per butterfat content and licensing for buyers, as examinations and training roll out statewide.
Iowa State College horticulturists report cooling moth emergence began late in spring with many moths during last week’s heat. Eggs hatch in 12 days, so spraying by a set date is advised to protect fruit. Apple scab risk rises in wet weather, with spray burn affecting tender foliage. Local agents suggest blanket spraying all trees with lime sulfur or copper plus hydrated lime using the 32-3-50 Formula.
The program featured several selections from the operetta Bohemian Girl with chorus and solo numbers. Students, including Thelma and Miss J, performed to acclaim while Mrs Tyner and Mrs Teschout directed the event.
Community notices outline evening sermons at First Presbyterian with themes Essentials to Success and Taking Jericho, a farewell for the pastor and family, choir practice, a college choir concert, and joint activities at the Church of Christ. Also covered are meetings of the Ladies Aid Society, Methodist voting reflections, and church attendance reminders.
The Epworth League outlines 7:00 p m activities for young people and 8:00 p m service with delegates reporting from the Epworth League Institute. Pastor on vacation attends the Northern Baptist Convention in Colorado. Sunday school expected at 9 49 a m with full attendance. B P A and aid society activities noted. Zion Evangelist Church and a watch at Zion.
A nondenominational vacation preschool program runs daily with lessons at 7 30 pm and 2 15 pm. Teachers and students show splendid interest as the work progresses. An afternoon gathering was hosted by Mrs. Carl Hinze last Wednesday for the group’s welcome and fellowship.
A fragmented notice notes community leaders including Okia E and Bavmenn urging residents to attend an ice cream event. The text is incomplete but implies a local church or group organizing a social gathering to promote patronage.
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