Hamburg community notes show local events and updates
One year ago sewers cost Hamburg homes 171 000. Reverend Stockdale guest speaker at Zion United Church of Christ and Presbyterian church. MKK club hosted at Legion dining room. Camp attendees at Northwest Missouri State College. Neuzil attended Kiwanis International in San Francisco. Wheat harvest was early and good. Wingate promoted at Rock Island Lines. Second polio day vaccinated 4000. County course started. Nash returned to Hamburg for another year. Johnsons celebrated 50th anniversary. Junior 4-H camp attendees and counselor. Hamburg Builders Supply opened. Wiley honored with farewell picnic. Hamburg Oil tank truck damaged by fire. Booker completed Army training. Zanker named Legion first vice commander. Stalin second vice commander and Dalton historian. Sunny Homemakers met with Gordon. Fender won Guess What prize. Townsend picnic at Catlett home. Dr Storph started duties with Danley and Kerr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Tom Stockdale
Bellevue
Zion United ‘Church of Christ
The
Presbyterian Church
Nell Woods
Carl Zanker
Leta Smalley
Deene Fisher
MKK
Legion Dinning Room
Jay Kilby
Bob Pierce
Roy Powers
Scott Prunty
John Woodward
Charles Zanker
Northwest Missouri State College
George Neuzil
Kiwanis International
San Fransico
Richard Wingate
Rock Island
M. J. Nash
Raymond Zanker
Legion
Bob Stalin
Maurice Dalton
Sunny Homemakers Club
Jennie Gordon
Margaret Fender
Fred Townsend
Ellis Catlett
Earnest J. Storph
30 Years Ago Local Industry and People News
30 years past notes show Standard Oil tank wagon service taken by A E Chandler. Fremont county selects Monas Nixon for Iowa Farm Youth school at Ames. Gamble Store run by Mr and Mrs William Peck closes as Mr Peck goes to military service. A son born to Mr and Mrs Glenn Scott. Forty seven young men register for military duty at Hamburg with board chaired by Don C Dougan and assistants listed. Marlene Martin and Gertrude Boettner spent week at Camp Brewster. 40 years ago F W Castleman hosts group and announces daughter Dorothy’s engagement to Herman Salzman. Leta Schneider reports European trip to Kiwanis. A son born to Mr and Mrs John Powers. Sanitary Meat Market with L Cummins offers home rendered lard and pork products at low prices. Corn was being c, Mrs Oscar Holman noted, W H Pickell becomes Clyde Spencer’s new owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Chandler
Standard Oil
Monas Nixon
Fremont County
Iowa Farm
Ames
Gamble
William Peck
Mary Leech
Wanda Adams
Marlene Martin
Gertrude Boettner
Camp Brewster
Leta Schneider
Kiwanis Club
John Powers
L. Cummins
Obituary of Carl W. Propp from Hamburg to Plattsmouth
Carl W. Propp born January 31 1898 in Marion Kansas died June 9 1972 at St Marys Hospital Nebraska City after years of ill health. He married Velma Cockerham February 17 1919 at Hamburg and they raised four children. Survived by Velma Roy Sands Helen Sands Wanda Bruns sister Carrie Propp brothers Albert Hamburg Ralph Gardena 14 grandchildren six great grandchildren and many friends. Funeral services were held June 13 Caldwell Chapel Plattsmouth with burial Mt Pleasant Cemetery Plattsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Kans
St. Mary's Hospital
Nebraska City
Pueblo
Colo
Hamburg
Velma Cockerham
Plattsmouth
Union
Nebr
Velma
Roy
Sterling
Helen) Sands
Harvey
Wanda) Bruns
Murray
Carrie Propp
Albert
Ralph
Gardena
Calif
Alex
Ezra
Caldwell Chapel
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Witte
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John D. Field
Nenp Aber Association
Pat
Main Street
Iowa
Othe Hiaoang
Offee
James A. Johnson
Jeanne Fender
Jane Hopkins
Christine Brandt
Sidney
Carole Brown
Hamburg Builders Supply
James Lumber
Dick Wiley
Hamburg Oil Company
David Booker
3Rd Armored Division
Reporter
Republican
F. W. Castleman
Dorothy
Herman Salzman
Oscar Holman
W. HH. Pickell
Clyde Spencer
Carl William Propp
George and
Elizabeth Propp
Washington St
Veda Files
Lettie Brown
H. B. Porterfield
Harold Simons
Shade
Ben Franklin
Murial Simons
St. Paul
Alfred Mattes
Glen Smith
Toedt
Reid's Hardware
J. D. Taylor
Auburn
Stanton
Daniel Webster
Iowa State Bank
MTA
Npuwren
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