Hamburg Reporter and Publisher Notice
The Hamburg Reporter records Pred W. Hill as publisher. The Hamburg Post Office lists the publication as second class matter under WOHA PRESS, indicating official postal classification and handling.
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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1931
Page
1
The Hamburg Reporter records Pred W. Hill as publisher. The Hamburg Post Office lists the publication as second class matter under WOHA PRESS, indicating official postal classification and handling.
Orman Paddock and daughter Florence return from a week with Ralph Cloyd near Sidney. The Bluff Side Workers club met with Mrs Kari Melton. plans for a sunbonnet sewing project were discussed. Numerous residents attended, and the group formed The Three Bees sewing club with Florence Propp as president and Dorothy Garrison as secretary.
A condensed social note records a quiet afternoon gathering at the home of W F Yates. Host and guest list details are sparse, but the event reflects a local household social routine.
North of Town Dr and Mrs F A Gore and daughter Marion spent Wednesday evening visiting at The Will Knappe. Mr and Mrs Levi Jennings and children visited Sunday at the Edi Lepper home. The Misses Ann and Margaret Rowe spent Thursday afternoon visiting Miss Virgie Long. The Misses Anna and Lucile Righards were weekend visitors from Peru where they are attending summer school. Wayne Watts and daughter Dixie Lee and Mrs Edwin Wilkins and children of Omaha were over Sunday guests among relatives. Habed Rose Jr spent Friday at his uncle Robert Rose and family. Dewey Hunley and children were dinner guests Sunday at the Summers Long home. Miss Virgie accompanied them home to assist with housework as she nurses a broken bone in her arm from a car kick while parking it. Mrs Grant Hollinan was taken to Hamburg hospital for medical aid. Fremont county 4-H club boys envied the annual county drive Saturday. A large crowd enjoyed the day with a picnic dinner in Riverton path. About twenty three homes were visited. praise for livestock-interest by the children. Washington township 4-H delegates Harald Zach Carter Johnson John Wieder Carl Wieder returned from Ames after a trip cut short by a heavy rainstorm, forcing an overnight stay in Shenandoah. They report an interesting time. Washington pageantry farm bureau will meet at the Hinze home Friday evening June 28. program planned and Ames trip report to be given by club girls. The Swignart, ill at Hamburg hospital, was moved to sister Flora Bricker’s home in Locust Grove township Thursday. Mrs Isa Jones came Wednesday to spend several days at the Harveys Prather home. Fremont county will hold its 4-1
With Our Churches Methodist Church Notes describe Sunday schedule at the tent. Morning service at 10 00 a m followed by Sunday school and sermon. Evening assembly at 7 35 p m marks first tent service. Epworth League meets 8 30 p m. Pastor Yay Kreendall urges attendance and envelope for next Sunday. Dr Pratt praised as a sane preacher delivering true gospel. Everyone welcome.
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