23 Jun 1938
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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1938
Page
1
Advice urges note taking after a crash. Record names and license numbers of all drivers involved and witnesses. Do not rely on memory. Identify the car by its numbers, which can reveal the driver. Gather essential details to aid authorities and prevent misidentification.
The Hamburg Reporter lists subscription options for Premont and adjoining counties. One year subscriptions must be paid in advance and are valid until renewal.
A Lobing reporter overflows with praise for Pred W Hill of the Hambutz Press, calling him nearly a perfect country publisher. The note mentions his absence on vacation and attendance at the National Editorial Association convention in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia. It also lightly updates on his wife Kathere Joe and family.
A lengthy invitation describes a med pr seni tea at Miss McAllister’s home with Miss Marjorie and Miss Ada McAllister presiding. Guests include Mrs J B Gibson Miss Myrtle McGrady Mrs E Jones and others from Emerson Berkeley and River ton. A candlelight service followed the tea and attendees listed many local residents and relatives.
The readable fragments mention a Reporter receiving rational honors at Montes and a plan to help Fred, with others in charge while someone is away. The tone hints at plotting secrecy and lingering hopes for support or recognition, expressed in a scattered, cryptic diary-like passage.
A rural cemetery association urges care at Hamburg Cemetery after repeated damage to flowers shrubs and headstones. Adults and children are advised to avoid driving ponies and bikes on lots or over graves, and to respect the burial grounds to maintain its beauty.
A dense notices list describes graduates from Iowa State College and local teaching posts, engagements and visits across Des Moines and nearby towns. Names include Otg McCrary Edith McCrary Sheldon Jones and Vivian Benmett, with Mrs Parrish and others visiting Wancoma and West Union. Attendees at church and lodge events are noted, along with relatives visiting Chicago and Denver.
Sunday service at First Presbyterian Church on June 26 1988 includes Sabbath school at 10 a m with classes for all ages led by Rageth and Supt Ila Morabig worship service and sermon by the pastor 7 p m Exseying Young Peoples meeting led by Rebecca Hender ech. Weekday calendar June 2 has a naga day covered dinner and afternoon meeting at the home of Mrs Janes Finnett plans for transportation Friday choir practices at 7 p m led by Mrs James Friendly Church invites all to worship and fellowship at the church home if you are placed elsewhere Water
Assenahig at Cod street hosts a Sunday 10 a m service with evangelical message from J Renton Hunter. Morning worship at 11 a m features a sermon The Old Sinful Nature. Bible school closes with a program. enrollment reached 130 with Mr William Gienzel as superintendent. Everyone welcome.
The Carian Clyerch Nees mission is extended this week due to growing attendance. Dr Floyd John E nm leads guest preaching and musical dramas, drawing crowds with world travel stories and humor. Dr Evans spoke at Fairfax county convention, boosting local church collaboration. Sunday services urge public participation with daily events and a quarterly communion on July 3.
A fragmentary church notice urges participation in a Young People's League gathering at 7 p.m. It references spiritual guidance from Pastor E. H. Noesmann and themes of personal growth and faith. The text includes garbled lines about weather, God, and Sunday schedule.
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