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Newspaper

Hamburg Reporter

Location

Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1923

Page

2

Sunday School Party At Madison with Refreshments

Madison Hasvy and Roy Miller hosted a Sunday school party last Wednesday with games and refreshments. A program at Madison Sunday drew praise, followed by a basement gathering where about 150 were served. Rev Ripley and family from Shenandoah attended, and the event included a brief attendance at college and church figures.

Hasvy Roy Miller Suniday Madison Ripfey Shenuadeak Riples Ee mipsan-Weslay College BP Weisesaveney

Readers invited to submit short articles weekly

A community call invites writers to send brief pieces on varied topics. Readers are urged to include the author name, though it may not appear at the article’s end. The note emphasizes a wide field of ideas and that only a selection will be printed this week.

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Hamburg Kiwanis pool hall debate stirs community concerns

A letter questions a Kiwanis member's pool hall visit amid fears of social decline and family hardship in Hamburg. The writer urges the group to uphold community standards, asking whether such venues help or harm local morals and family welfare.

Paul Halls Iean Kaw Kiwanis Club Hamburg Kiwanix Efad Betshebat

Better Churches and Medical Aid Benefit

Fragmented OCR style note discusses improving church effectiveness and medical aid. Mentions applying total attention to treatment of a broken or ill person, and the need for regular sermons and support. Mentions elderly or present age people and gradual lack of individual support for church activities.

Ford Car Ditches After Near-Grade Spill

A Ford touring car carrying three Randolph youths rolled over about 1 00 p m Sunday near Riverton, landing on its wheels. All occupants escaped with minor scratches as local residents note the grade there makes a serious crash possible. Names of the drivers were not released. The incident followed a later Medford car mishap nearby.

Randolph Riverton Medford Riverton News

Paffichly Useles: Sam Boards Trolley In Quirky Exit

A foggy, slang filled scene shows Sam boarding a trolley, speaking with the motorman, then shuffling to the rear door to alight. The conductor chuckles at the oddity as the vehicle rolls on toward Seven Avenue with a noted miss of plans.

Thurman Social Notes From The Times

Local notes report Gardner aided in EL Warner's store for a week. Surface visited Sidney on business. Fletcher, recently ill, shows improvement. EW Martin of Sidney did business here midweek. Pierce on the prick list the past week. Seeka visited Council Bluffs then returned home Friday. Rector and family from Barthett were Thurman visitors Friday. Skew made a trip to Omaha. Mr and Mrs Walker and his parents visited Sidney last Saturday. Adamson brothers were in Omaha Thursday. Fred Buhr visited Elwell and went to Tabor for two days. Harold Johnson of Tabor called on Thurman Saturday. Powles was ill early week. Barbour family visited Tabor Friday. Juansen of Nandoan at Thurman Mi. Fern Cook now at the central office. Elsie Howard spent Wednesday. The Loyal and Cafe will serve a chicken dinner Friday and a fish dinner Wednesday and Friday.

Thurman News the Times Gardner EL. Warner L. Surface Sidney Tusday F. M. Fletcher Martin Sidney Edgar Pierce W. Seeka Council J Bluffs Bart- Hett Omaha Mtr E.R. Walker Adamson Fred Buhr Elwell Tabor Harold Johnson Ilenry Powles Lon. Barbour Tamily Fred Juansen Nandoan Thur Fern Cox of Flamburg Thurman Elsie Howard Sietel Loyal and Cafe Ernest Marshall Boyle Littleaias

Roosters Visit Hemburg With School Band

About a hundred poasters will visit Hemburg for an afternoon event. They bring their career reschool band which won third place in an international school contest held in Chicago recently. They will perform for thirty minutes.

Hemburg Chicairo

Local residents visit neighboring towns and return home

Misses Leona and Gladys Pierce work at a state institution in Clarinda while Francis Day of Lincoln Nebraska visited the Bobbitt home. Clyde Collins from near Sidney called on Tom and Mrs Carman. Thelma Forney stayed with grandparents Lons Boldra from Thursday to Sunday. L L Ferney made a business trip to Omaha and back. Una Stewart visited Sidney with grandparents Tons Stewart. Amit Greenwood went to Counci Bluffs for work. Tom Leeper Sunny Sammons visited Hamburg Thursday evening. Gale and Glee Lecka were at Clarence Forney’s north of Thurman. Gilbert Albert of Council Bluffs spent the week with Roy Curson. A S Perragmon of Des Moines was here on business. Joe Book, here for some time, left for Coulston South Dakota. Miss Lillie Rector ill at home in Pleasant Valley. Mr and Mrs G W Sheer and daughter Jaanita were in Omaha Friday. Amy Surface came from Omaha Sunday for a visit here.

Leona Gladys Pierce Clarinda Francis Day of Sidney Tons Stewart Amit Greenwood Counci Bluffs Tom Leeper Sunny Sammons Hamburg Gale Glee Lecka Clarence Forney Thurman Gilbert Albert Council Bluffs Roy Curson A.S. Perragmon Des Moines Joe Book Coulston South Dakota Lillie Rector Pleasant Valley G. W. Sheer Jaanita Omaha Misa Amy Surface

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