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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1923
Page
4
The church announces a Father s Day service on Sunday July 1 featuring an antea flag presentation and a meditation on The Price of Heaven The note mentions recent Mother s Day praise and invites all not in school to join the class offerings J A Williams leads with a Negro songs and Southern melodies program described as an exciting meeting
A partial OCR text references First M. E. Church and a Wednesday event at 2:20 oclock with a parish activity. It mentions Thorpe Seatier and a possible sermon or address, but details are unclear due to corrupted wording.
The readable text references a church event or service at a presbytery and a stray mention of Harubary Iowa and a contact phone. The fragmentary OCR provides no clear date, full names, or coherent actions to report as a complete item.
Resolutions note the Grand Master of the Universe removing Brother Charles Medford from their midst. Hamburg Lodge expresses sorrow, calls him an honorable upright citizen and loyal brother, and offers condolences to his wife and daughter. The measure includes minutes, a copy to relatives, and charter draped for thirty days in memory.
Fragmentary notice describes a used car sale and a property owners notice. It mentions weeds needing cutting during the month, street and branches interfering with property, and an unclear Roy V Fury reference. May reflect a local notices page with miscellaneous items.
A partially legible note outlines a royal outing with mentions of a mountain area and a mare. It references a suite and a person named Peg, with unclear dates or place specifics. The readable segments suggest a ceremonial or social event tied to a hill country setting and a named participant.
A fragmentary OCR item shows terse phrases including Pound and Childs Coat with assorted terms like Rage Etat and Previne, suggesting a clipped, non-cohesive notice. Readable details are minimal. no clear person, date, or organization names emerge.
A fragmented notice from a historical page hints at a sale or auction at Hambury Wharf involving teas or tea curie items. Names Dr We Th Mor rison appear, with unclear pricing and timetables. The readable fragment suggests a local sale event with a maritime setting and potential bids.
Inquires circulate regarding a car and person linked to a prank incident. Names and details are unclear in the fragmented notice, but it appears to seek information or contact about the matter from Hamburs and nearby authorities.
Fremont County rural schools held eighth grade graduation in Sidney High School Assembly Room on Tuesday afternoon June 19. Eighty four graduates represented ten townships as the class honored Mabel Gleason of Prospect Hill with a ninety percent average and Ford Knapp from Washington with ninety four percent. Others above ninety percent included Paul Scott Elmer Lee Ashbaugh Edith Ian George Rosser Lucille Brown Genevieve RB Viola Simpson Edna Harrison John Nidey Mildred Pierson Ruth Richards.
The Chicago Drovers Journal notes Hamburg Iowa native Frank Beyseolag as the Horticulture department honor student at Iowa State College Ames class of 1923. Among fifteen departments the college honors, Frank attained an overall average above 90 percent for four years and led the fifteen honorees. His success is praised by many friends.
An event at the Farmers Food Yard features Kings of auto repair offering guaranteed service. Mrs Albert hosts a dressmaking demonstration at her home in Kingston Four town.
Duane Smalley of Hamburg has been selected as an instructor in the electrical engineering department at Iowa State College in Ames and will begin this fall. He recently earned a master’s degree from the State University of Nebraska, reflecting well on Hamburg’s educated young men. The Legion Greys versus Ernie Holmes' White Sox semi pro game at level grounds is slated for Sunday afternoon with an anticipated large crowd. Hamburg’s club rapidly improves, showing professional-like hitting and fielding as it shapes into its best lineup in years.
The death of A. T. Parkhurst, longtime Vin Buren resident and conductor of the work train, is attributed to heart failure after several light attacks. He was active in lodge and church circles and died at his home Tuesday evening after efforts to revive him failed.
The Reporter notes Henry Field provides a bouquet from their celebrated peony varieties for display this week. Readers praise the gift and the flowers for their exceptional beauty, urging friends to enjoy the blooms while they last.
Waterfront notice states corner lots for sale to build to suit. Prospective buyers urged to contact Thomas Fell Ath for details and availability.
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