Hamburg School Enrollment Grows With City Population
Census shows 713 school age children in Hamburg, largest in years, prompting summer addition of two rooms and upstairs spaces at city hall to handle expected fall enrollment. Last year’s first week 595, year total 658. many new arrivals from country for high school. Hamburg schools debt free, but a new high school building contemplated as crowding continues. Local baseball players Marty Simmons and Hans Redebaugh garner attention from Toledo and Omaha clubs, signaling rising athletic prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL. Thompson
Ham- Durg
Hamburg
Tue
Marty Simmons
Shenhoch
Waterloo, Lows
Toledo, Ohio
Amerigin Association
Sinc Simmons
Hans Redebaugh
Tabor
Bore
Sunehava
Cmd
Des Moines Bf
San
Regia
Social gathering at Wither home entertains friends
A Sunday evening at the Wither residence featured a social gathering with numerous attendees including Imes, Mead, Cras Robinson, Michel, Adiless, Moss, Freath Liess, Hubert Hedtie, Mrs Bard Gada, and Miler of near Wat. The report lists several guests and notes a cordial, friendly atmosphere.
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Priel
Pepe Lend
Imes, Mead
Craslabinson
Michel
Adiless
Moss
Hubert Hedtieman
Vad Air
Bard
Surprise Birthday Feast Near Hamburg
Sunday became a memorable day for Mr. and Mrs. Art Mortimore when a large group of neighbors gathered to stage a surprise party. Mrs Mortimore provided the noon meal and guests contributed a bountiful spread, while friends from nearby Hamburg joined in to ease the burden on the hosts with good food and warm company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Mortimore
Obe Jennings
Jake Jennings
Bill Jennings
Jap Mortimore
Ben Spittler
Alvie White
Lester
Ernest
Spittler
Spittler Sind
J. A. Mortimore
Velma
Holly
Hamburg
Appointment of Warnstaff as Missouri White Orpington Club secretary
Orpington State Secretary W. W. Warnstaff of Phelps City has been named state secretary for the White Orpington Club of Missouri. The appointment, requested by the district director, recognizes his poultry expertise. Warnstaff ordered stationery printed for his new duties at the Mail office in Port Mail.
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Orpington State Sec
W. W. Warnstaff
Phelps City
Lyle
Plainfield
N. 1
Orpington Club
Missouri
Hamburg group joins BYF delegates heading to St Paul
Milwes Veda Files Lettie Brown N B Porterfield Harold Simons Shade Ben Franklin and Murial Simons left Hamburg for Council Bluffs to join delegates from across the state en route to the Starball convention of the BYF in St Paul. The Hamburg chapter and Red Oak district meeting supporters are credited with boosting support for the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwes
Beatrice Player Red Wienstal Joins Local Merchants Grays
Red Wienstal, a Beatrice, Nebraska baseball player, has joined the Merchants Grays and will remain with the team for the rest of the season. He arrived Wednesday evening and expresses pleasure in this arrangement, noting past play with Beatrice in Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red” Wienstal
Beatrice
Nebraska
Rice
Grags
Christian Ladies Aid Hosts Friendly Afternoon
Mrs. Goo Wy Miller entertained members of the Christian Ladies Aid Society and a number of friends at her home. The ladies spent a genial afternoon with light refreshments served, and social chats filled the gathering.
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Christian Ladies Aid
Goo
Wy Miller
Christian Ladies Aid Society
Legion membership drive ends Saturday July in Hamburg
The American Legion and Auxiliary launch a nationwide campaign to recruit new members. The drive closes July 1, with teams led by IL. B. Porterfield and W.J. Moore tasked to enroll as many as possible. Gifts and individual prizes announced for top signups. members urged to recruit veterans and their families, including Auxiliary eligibility for mothers sisters and wives. Mr and Mrs Bronson and family joined last week during the F. I. Bronson observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
The
Amiliary
Hamburg
Legion
IL. B. Porterfield
R. 5. Baldwin
Ray Brown
QO. G. Coffey
Forsyth
W.H. Davey
Vern Hatch
Arnold Prather
Sean C Thorp
Tyler Weltmer
Sime Miller
Harald Thiessen
Paul Travis
W.J. Moore
Diviston
Ira Aeidges
Benny Capps
R. C. Danley
Art Dunham
Pearl Guinn
Elmer Kirkpatrick
L. G. Mackey
Fred F. Matthews
Frank Liess
Harry S . Mansfield
Earl Morgan
Two Hanburg Women Die Suddenly This Week
Two Hanburg women died suddenly this week. Mrs Maude Melen Bennett of Hemet died after short illness. Maude Tieton Dew born in Zion. She was married to Lee Bennett and had three children. Survived by husband, three children, and her parents James and Mrs Dew of Lexington Nebraska. Funeral plans pending upon arrival of husband.
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Maude Melen Bennett
Lee Hemet
Maude Tieton Dew
A Zion
Lee Bennett
James Dew
Lexington
Nebraska
J. R. Utterback
Baldwin
Kansas
Rpl S. Notson
Omaha
Hanibury
Kicko
Noteon
Changes in Merchants Grays Personnel Reported
The Merchants Grays announce a major lineup shift with a string of personnel changes starting Monday. New arrivals and reshuffled roles aim to strengthen the club as they prepare for upcoming contests.
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Merchants Grays Personnel
Merchants Grays
Techlll
Urkie
Haying
Bali
Enuulry
Federals Defeat Merchants Grays In Slippery Town Tale
A fragmented report from Fremont pages describes the Federals defeating the Merchants Grays in a series of games, with Opelt and Hambur taking key roles. It mentions a fishery method, a town picnic, and a birthday surprise, all amid chaotic prose and partial names. The narrative references local banks, farms, and a church in a reminiscence of early community life.
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Hamburg School
Warnstall
Himburg Hospital
Dave
Hanburg
Miscouci
Sima
Republican
Keytesville
Chas. 0. Sterner
St. Louis
Sims
Castle
Pete” C
Monk” Murphy
Onelt
Seray
Jareset
Segalos
Henry Ford
Fremont
Page Counties
CG. M. Pease Farm
Shenandosh
W. J. Murray
Banking of
Iowa
Frank Warner
Iowa State Bank
Colored Club
Hand Merchants Grays
Themaha Federals
Fexiew
Mordashee
Merchants
Fey Hambhure
Lauder Sand Renner
Lauder
Renner
Matthews
Rue Murphy
Irenner
Shilgian Trust
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