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Hamburg Reporter

Location

Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1931

Page

4

Federal road routing debate stalls in Nebraska towns

Article notes contention over route numbers and highway directions along the Missouri River. A local group seeks proper wayfinding to attract traffic while communities push for a federally designated all‑waved route. Also includes church notices, social events, and a drowning report on the Nishnabotna river with a boy presumed drowned after a swift flood.

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Local Social Notes and Community Visit Highlights

Watson News Notes report J. D. Ramsay and daughter Mar. Will Hallloway of Rock Port visited G. A. Ramay’s home last Thursday morning. S. F. Wier and wife drove to Bt Joc Saturday afternoon to visit relatives and Arnach. Northwestern University attracts attention as Miss Benton plans a summer term. Rev. Wid, Mrs. Bray of Casper, and others show improving health. The new drainage ditch brings fishermen and farmers relief as large fish are seen from river and ditch.

J. D. Ramsay Mar Will Hallloway Rock Port G. A. Ramay Mir S. F. Wier Joc Vlalt Arnach I New Mise Beuleh Bayes Su Uvertnn Northwestern Wrdversiy Ston Lineols Benton Wyoming Almas Bunton Mtr H. Bagless Johns Bray Casper Wyo Fry Bayless Biss Brady Geos Marti Kanai

Homecoming observance and community visits noted

East Side Items report Homecoming day to be observed at Madison church with a dinner next Sunday and a large crowd expected. The piece lists locals from Hamburg Shenandoah and Omaha visiting area residents and several social and church activities across the week.

Water on North Road delays East Side access at Lown

Water on the North Road near Lown blocks East Side traffic as the Walmont area braces for continued flooding. Officials report water levels receding after a recent high period, with teams monitoring crossings and road stability.

Walmont Lown

Island Notes Highlight Local Social Routine

Island News Notes reports a Ladies Thitable Club picnic east of Dave Vogel’s on Wednesday and invites all members to bring children. Island Sunday School held Children’s Day exercises at the schoolhouse with a large crowd and a nice meal. Multiple local residents and visitors are listed as spending Sundays with relatives, traveling to Centerville, or visiting friends, including the Lang, Vogel, Houchins, and Hamilton families.

Iual Dave Vogel Island Joe Hamilton Will Jennings W- Lang Walter Nadine Foul Karr Hannon Barnes Watson DW. Afry Ayres Evelyn Billy Itare Lang Boys Ave Vogel Joe Vogel Jake Stenzel Schlollhaurr Henry Hayes D. W. Lang

Madison News Briefs Include Hospital Transfer And Local Visits

The Madison News reports Harry Simmons is 80 percent recovered from his accident and will be moved by ambulance from Hamburg hospital to his home at Lene Morgan's on Thursday. George W. Meek, now back from Wesleyan University in Lincoln, returned home Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rice dined Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Halliday and Mrs. Clarence Butts and daughter Mary of Riverton. No services were held at Madison Sunday due to heavy rainfall Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Will Meek and family dined with Mr. and Mrs. Herold Meek. Rella Brown and Everett Van Ness of Omaha were married Tuesday at the home of the ...

J. H. Tate Rey C. Pritchard Bardware Miss Polloch Mound City H. H. Tate MM. H. Morgan Kenneth Colorado Nebraska Nishnabotna Sheyhank Ane Atchison County Harry Simmons Hamburg Lene Morgan Madson Will Meek Herold Meek Rella Brown Everett van Ness Omaha

Homecoming planned at Madison church with former residents invited

Bride’s parent Mr and Mrs Linyd Brown say they will make their home in Omaha Rev and Mrs Abe Bharp of Kansas City visited Walter Rice and sister Mrs Geo Baker. Sunday is set for the homecoming at Madison church with a picnic dinner at noon. Present congregation looks forward to a pleasant day with former pastors and residents returning to spend the day.

Linyd Brown Omaha Abe Bharp Kanfax City Walter Rice Wits Geo. Baker Madison Church

Community Notes From Cox Chapel Baier Alma Reganer Visit

Alma Reganer returned to Omaha. Sunde and Mrs. Alex Vogel visited Monday afternoon with Mrs. Rit Anderson. Mr and Mrs Alex Vogel and son visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Millard Strait. Mesdames Bessie Case and Jessie Case visited Bob Cage’s home. A surprise birthday gathering for Mrs A J Schottbauer featured basket dinners and music. Attendees included numerous local families and the ladies aid met with Mrs Norm Anderson.

HL Propp Eva Propp Fritz Jaeckel Norm Anderson

Social Evening With Local Ladies and Guests

A social gathering featured embroidering towels and enjoyable conversation. Attendees included Mrs. Fritz Jaecke, Mrs. Alex Voge, Dan Bocelefsky and daughter Helen, Bill Proap, Plessy Smith, Carl Hinze, Mrs. Lona Sennen Weatherhead, and Iva.

Fesdames Fritz Jaecke Alex Voge Dan ‘Bocelefsky Helen Bill Proap Plessy Smith Carl Hinze Lona Sennen

Daze Babel Late Florencya Non A J Schietihaver

Fragmentary OCR notes list names and terms: Mesdames Pred Schneider Anderson and Pred Propp of Ion Kansas, with a garbled reference to a Repocter Todey. The readable items suggest a local society snippet or notice requesting subscription or participation.

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