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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1946
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR of a 1911 item notes ownership details for a paneh titled by the source. The readable text focuses on who held ownership and references a dated year. Limited context prevents full reconstruction of events or identities.
Hamburg and Elliott played an epic 17 inning game Sunday afternoon, with Elliott edging Hamburg 5 to 4. Errors misplayed by both teams and steady pitching by Aish and Louk kept the score close as the crowd watched a marathon contest on the Hamburg diamond.
Private Harold Mattes was guest of honor at a family dinner Sunday hosted by his parents Mr and Mrs George Mattes at Thast Present were Mr and Mrs Louie Mattes and extended family including Mr and Mrs Clifford Richards Mr and Mrs Raymond Briever and family Mr and Mrs Ernest Nook and family Mr and Mrs Paul Slattes and daughters of Sidney Mr and Mrs Ralph Mattes and daughters Mr and Mrs Albert Nook and sons Jesse McCull Shengmduah Albert Mattes and James Heine plus Harold’s expectant Monday enlistment for Camp Grd
Local horsemen Ruy Carpenter and Ralph Stoner shone at the Lincoln, Nebraska horse show held across Thursday to Sunday. Carpenter entered four horses, with top finishes including first and fourth places in five gaited events, and Stoner secured third in a five-event class riding Sandy Man. The Carpenter stable, trained by Kelgieman, earned high praise for training results amid strong Midwest competition.
Maregrette Rennan daughter of Irine and Katherine Renan was born May 10 1851 in Traverse City Michigan and died June 20 1946 at St Josoph Me aged 49 years 1 month 19 days She was last of a large family with six brothers and four sisters deceased She married Tom Townrend in 1870 at Tecame auh Nebraska and had three children Mra Treatrice Word Gola Mra Wava Wolf and others noted in the text After bereavement she remained a devoted Christian mother She lived at Waterkay OG until Ree Glutk death in February 1897 Services were held at the Presbyterian church in Wale sa Monday June 24 The burial followed at High Creek cemetery The obituary includes unrelated local notices about Methodist youth programs weddings and civic events.
Residents recall Hubert Cuffins and others leaving Moretxtown Tennessee during a community event at their long established home. The narrative notes a 25 year presence and mentions a Mae me project development replacing parts of the home site while the country church and school grounds are described as being reinforced to protect from rising waters due to a great dam.
A covered dish dinner and evening program honored Pastor A and Rev Towle at the Methodist church. Henry Teely led hymns and the choir. The community welcomed Mr and Mrs Teely back, with friends and church members expressing gladness at their return.
Merl Melton was injured in a tractor accident three miles north of Silvey while at work on a farm. He reportedly fell from the tractor after it overran him. doctors treated him for severe injuries and possible infection, staying at Stinrbarge hospital until Sunday morning.
Mrs. Fu recalls receiving a seed sent by her son Gordon from the South Pacific. She initially doubted it would grow in their climate but after Gordon arrived and described its utility, she cut the seed ends and planted it. The plant is growing rapidly and excites Gillie and others.
Readers are invited to a week at the Colonial with multiple features and performances. The program includes "The Cheaters" and "Three Strangers" with cast members Joseph Seindkraut and Witte Burka, plus other stars, planned for June 27 28 and a broader run through the week. A windstorm caused service disruptions and property damage, while the river and weather impacts are noted though program details remain intact.
Hospital notes record numerous births with parents names and dates, plus entries for major and minor surgeries, appendectomies, fractures, and other hospitalizations. Names include Mrs and Mr. Michalek, John Potter, Judy Johnston, Lois Dankert, Cloyd Carrail, Owen Carton, Merle Mutian, Mrs. Wish, Alice Geixel, Clarke Hutchivan, Lav Benedict, Chiles Hughes, Brown, Keran, Carolyn Writer, Yates Toduren, Andrew, Godfrey Andersen, Ryan, Mrs Alderwen, Mrs. Brayton, and many others with dates ranging from June to August.
Odd garbled text references injuries to Yates Todalen and mentions meetings at Rubw Braaley. Several names appear distorted such as Ming Ming and Trivelpiece. It hints at budgeting concerns and a salem reference but lacks clear events, dates, or organizations.
Harold Zanker was discharged from the Navy Wednesday and has arrived home after serving in the Pacific. He completed basic training and is expected to be welcomed by his family including Lois and other relatives. He is to report for further assignments at Eglin, California, with prior stops noted in Missouri and Omaha.
The 4 H Girls Convention is limited to 300 delegates and will open in Iowa county. Key speakers include Mrs Barker and state leader Mrs Sater Mooky. Workshop sessions and group discussions will guide delegates on civic tasks and leadership, with about 20 girls per group led by staff.
The Washington DP 4-H Cub attended Rally Day programs in Sidney with mentor Dorothy Case receiving a recognition. The club staged its skit Stars of Gourteay during the evening event. Attendees included Lucille Milger Betty Milger Betty Muth Finnell Reene Athen Marlene Martin Madge Smith Marisre Martin Dorothy Case and leaders Mike Mesdamea Harold S. Martin and Die Athen.
Glen Ballenger, an army veteran, was sentenced to 30 years at Pt Madisin after pleading guilty to second degree murder. Judge Vernon Johnson rendered the ruling following the plea, as the case concluded Saturday. The sentence affects Ballenger’s two young victims’ siblings, ages 12 to 2, who remain with their grandmother Mrs. Enryth. The court will determine custody for the children within two weeks.
The item reports Freddy Wail and Shay returning from Caloundy after attending the National Eventioriat Association meeting. It notes expectations of a brief Hawkare visit, hints at illness during travel, and reflects on a heatwave with temperatures near 108 degrees, followed by a drop to 48. Heavy rainfall disrupted daily life and cooling efforts.
Members of the Kiwanis Club and their families enjoyed a picnic at Slate Park on a recent evening. The gathering featured a weathered interval and a short program, with attendance described as waning but lively among attendees and their households.
Newb Gilbert reconnects with her sister after a long separation during a trip from Log Angeley to Cheyenne. She visits relatives in Angles and reflects on the western scenery. She purchased souvenirs displayed in the Reporter window and expresses enthusiasm for the western country.
A terse notice reports the marriage of Virgil Fomey of Pabu and Lin Hee Glassen of Ahiseq. The ceremony took place in Homburg San Nay Aioobert at aste a. ny, marking their union in a small community setting.
A veiled notice records a wedding between a son of Str and Mes Fraik Bran with Adah Teach of Muri in Kutisan. After a brief trip they returned to his parents' home where they are visiting. The couple has not announced their future residence.
Nall and Thorry Wyart have purchased a jewelry business at Prentis Butt Neht and plan to expand. They expect the new venture to improve local trade and attract customers from the ferry park at Aody. This marks a notable shift in the town’s retail scene according to the local Herald.
Fragmentary notice describes fr Keith Sykes moving from Vamptian to Hampton Dis and Marshalltown, mentioning charges and returns, with uncertain names and details.
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