Tabor Beaten Again In Hamburg Baseball Clash
Hamburg defeated Tabor three to one at Hamburg Baseball Park in the second meeting of the season. Poirier pitched seven hits for Hamburg with fourteen strikeouts, Redenbaugh allowed five walks and eleven strikeouts. Spicer led off, Payne moved to second, and Jennings played third in a slightly altered lineup.
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Tabor
Hamburg Baseball Park
Hamburg
Merchants Grays
Poirier
Redenbaugh
Payne
Spicer
Jennings
Hamburz AB
Murphy
Speaker
Warnstaff
Mansfield
Burns
Patrick
Manhor
Tipton
Eneas
Shuffler
Uiterback
Queen
Rhodes
Utterback
Graduates of Ames College Mark 50th Commencement
Forty seven Fremont county students joined 475 total graduates last Wednesday at the fiftieth commencement. Carrie Chapman Catt delivered the address, with D Murphy and R A Pearson speaking. Fremont county graduates include Leo D Fredericksen in Animal Husbandry and Sarah Baker in Home Economics.
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Fremont County
Bris
Carrie Chapman Catt
Iowa State College
D. Murphy
State Board of Education
R. A. Pearson
Leo D. Fredericksen
Thurman
Sarah Baker
Farragut
Berg Leads Oak Neb Game 3-2 vs Talmage
H. H. Berg pitched another baseball game for the Oak club at Oak Nebraska Sunday defeating Talmage 3 to 2. The Cook aggregation had Talmage shut out until the ninth inning and witnesses called it a most interesting contest.
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H. H. Berg
Oak
Nebraska
Talmage
Cook
Baptist Pastor to Attend Northern Convention
The Baptist church will send its pastor to the Northern Baptist convention from June 22 to 28 in Des Moines with all expenses paid. In the pastor's absence, church services will be conducted by members led by Mr Anspach. Romans 7 will be the lesson. next Sunday the Gospel Team led by Mr Harold Porterfield will conduct the service.
M. E. Church Sunday Schedule with Sermon Series
Sunday school opens at 10 o clock with preaching at 11 o clock. The third sermon in the Revelations series is announced. Interest remains strong despite heat as new members join. Epworth League meets at 7 o clock with a sermon titled The Lord s Sermon.
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M. E
Epworth League
Clara Lister and Leon Damwood wed in Clarinda
Announcement from Hamburg notes the marriage of Miss Clara Lister to Leon Damwood both of Clarinda on May 30. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D A Lister formerly of Hamburg, worked at the Swift plant prior to marriage. The groom is manager of the Mutual Telephone Co. in Clarinda. Best wishes from friends.
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Hamburg
Clara Lister
Leon Damwood
Clarinda
D. A. Lister
Swift
Mutual Telephone Company
Shenandoah Beaten Again by Murphy Did-Its Omaha
Shenandoah suffers a fifth consecutive defeat as the Murphy Did-Its of Omaha win five to nothing. Shenandoah has struggled against this fast Omaha club in recent years, Hamburg slated to face Murphy late July. Spuds for dinner note thanks to Mrs. Victor Catlett for furnishing fresh potatoes to the editor's family.
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Shenandoah
Mount Arbors
Murphy-Did-Its
Omaha
Hamburg
Murphy Club
Victor Catlett
Foreman Injured in Bridge Gang Accident
The bridge gang foreman near the Mrs Laura Knappe farm fell Tuesday and cut a deep gash in his knee needing eight stitches and also sustained a cut on the chin. He was brought to town for treatment.
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Laura Knappe
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Death
We thank friends and neighbors for kindnesses following the death of our husband and father and for the beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. John Erickson and Family.
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John Erickson
Peloved
Iter
Mary Schwebach
John Schwebach
Tacob Hein
New Children Books Arrive at Library A
A shipment of new children’s books has reached Library A and is being cataloged for use. The titles were purchased with funds raised by the program at the Colonial and the subscription taken at that time.
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Colonial
Kensington Hosts All Day Mt Olive Meeting
Entertain Kensington Misses Kate and Sallie Finnell and Mrs. Sue Sykes were hostesses to the Mt. Olive Kensington Wednesday when an all day meeting was held. Following the business passion a short program was given. At noon a luncheon was served. About seventy five guests were present to enjoy the day.
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Kensington
Kate
Sallie Finnell
Sue Sykes
Mt. Olive Kensington
Remodeled Home Of O H Coffey Completed
The O H Coffey residence has been remodeled with two small rooms removed and two larger ones added. The entire house was repainted and repapered, resulting in a markedly improved appearance.
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O. H. Coffey
Sidney Couple Marry in Sidney Saturday
Miss Wanda Engelke of Sidney wed Ed Travis now of Seattle Washington in Sidney on Saturday. The couple left by Hamburg for Kansas City and other points before settling in Seattle. They are well and favorably known.
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Sidney
Wanda Engelke
Ed Travis
Seattle
Wash
Hamburg
Kansas City
Dows Report Summer School Attendance in Iowa City
Supt. H. E. Dow reports he and his wife are engaged in special study at the summer school in Iowa City. Both children attend the university elementary school and all are enjoying the work despite warm weather.
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Dows
H. E. Dow
State University
Iowa City
University l
Community honors Mary Schwebach with floral tributes
The Schwebach and Hein families thank friends and neighbors for the help and expressions of sympathy after the death of Mary Schwebach. Appreciation is extended for the heartfelt memorials and lovely floral offerings.
Young People Picnics Near Hatten Woods
Seven auto loads of B. P. U. members motored to the Hatten woods Friday evening for a picnic supper. They enjoyed games and amusements and all report a dandy time, hoping for another party soon.
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Hattenwoods
Madison news items reflect local visiting and shipments
Mr and Mrs John Zuck and Mrs Ollia Zuck visited Friday at Luke and Harry Zucks. Mrs J W Zoeller of Omaha spent weekend with the D B Findley family then visited her brother Robert Chandler. Lloyd Brown shipped cattle and hogs to St Joseph Tuesday. Miss Striogle the Deaconess aided in a Madison meeting and toured for Epworth League Institute at Glenwood in late July. John Brown owns a new Ford truck. Busy Boosters class was hosted by Mrs C O Edgerton with a weinie roast last Wednesday.
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John Zuck
Ollia Zuck
Luke
Harry Zuck
J. W. Zoeller
Omaha
D. B. Findley
Robert Chandler
Lloyd Brown
St. Joseph
Epworth League Institute
Glenwood
John Brown
Boosters
C. O. Edgerton
Harvest Notes and Local Socials in Farragut Area
Mike Brown was in the market with cattle and hogs last week at St Joseph. Wheat harvest began in this section this week. Adolph Miller and family were Saturday callers in Farragut. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Zack and children visited Sunday at the Bud Woolsey home. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Findley and daughters Ella and Bessie dined with Rev. and Dr. W. G. Harding in Farragut last Thursday. Frequent rains and warm weather boost corn as farmers plow the third time.
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Mike
St Joseph
Adolph Miller
Farragut
Harry
Zack
Bud Woolsey
Dave Findley
Ella
Bessie
W. G. Harding
Farm Bureau denies coal purchasing pool plan
Local Farm Bureau Federation officials deny a Chicago statement that Iowa would join eight states to form a gigantic coal purchasing pool. Secretary Cunningham says there isn’t a word of truth in the claim and notes he attended the June 20 Chicago meeting.
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Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Iowa
Aglown
Cunningham
Iowa Federation faces delay on Farm Bureau plan report
A coal committee report urged using Farm Bureau machinery and centralizing by county and state federations, but the Iowa meeting deferred action. No executive committee meeting has occurred, delaying policy shaping and official presentation to the Iowa Federation. The emphasis remains on securing better markets for farmers products before expanding marketing or purchasing efforts.
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Coal Committee
American Federation
Farm Bureau
Tnnstead
Iowa Federation
Iowa
Simple Way to Prevent Leather Mildewing
Leather items mold in warm damp dark spaces like closets cellars or stables and may fade color but not ruin function if cleaned promptly. Specialists from the USDA advise storing leather in a dry well ventilated bright area preferably sunlit to inhibit mildew and washing with soap and warm water or wiping with a moist cloth and drying thoroughly after exposure.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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