30 Jun 1938
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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1938
Page
1
A fragmented notice urges vigilance on the road and lists local officials and farmers from Vernon and neighboring counties in Missouri. It highlights a safety code stressing eyes on the road and hands on the wheel, plus details on electrification work and forthcoming board appointments.
Fragmentary OCR shows the Hamburg Reporter with subscription details and locality notes. Mentions Berard Giants Seler and city station, but details are incomplete.
A garbled report describes a large rural electrification plan extending across Missouri counties Atchison Holt and Page and town areas including McRis rke Island territory It also lists parts of Nebraska and references engineers and local officials The text mentions hundreds of miles and a focus on power lines and farm cooperatives with unclear names and dates
The June 18 wedding at Fairies Mia united Lor raine Schopler and Eldon J Bier of Sneuwdoah in a Methodist ceremony. The church featured roses, baskets of garden flowers, and a white and pink reception with a tiered cake, bouquets, and gifts from family and friends.
A neighborly celebration at a pen diner honored Mrs. Ma Se Livingston and family members including Rail Ann and Mya Chas Mellor. Attendees included numerous Livingstons, Shullans, Lightfoot, Hays, Drake, and related families. The event featured a festivity at Waubonsie park and planned church hosting next Wednesday.
An evening edition notes community figures in DeForest and Sheridan areas. Edits mention Forest Well and Des Maines, conservation officials Ed Spears, Tindall, Ferguson, and Clair E. Ruel. A swimming pool idea is proposed by E A Read, with M M Sondag naming a committee including Carl Wollord. Z D Bellamy to direct ticket sales for Rotary on the north side of Sheridan.
A Sunday School lesson for July 3 1938 centers on loyalty and faith drawing from biblical figures and modern readers. It emphasizes steadfastness amid trial, warns against betrayal, and links ancient lessons to contemporary moral guidance for believers.
An editorial laments leaders across politics business religion and media for pursuing self gain over national or global welfare. It argues distrust in elites and urges integrity as a guiding standard, with a church notice outlining upcoming services and meetings led by Pastor Gilbert Mute.
July 3 1838 service notes from First Presbyterian Church outline Sunday school classes led by superintendent Wm Rageth and a worship sermon by Rev BR Q Lady of Sidney. Evening program and Young Peoples meeting announced with leaders to be named. Weekday activities include Friday evening practices at 8 pm and a general encouragement to attend worship and invite others.
An Evangelical Church notice says ladies will hold a Wednesday afternoon wi nor tos at the parsonage with Rudolph Nahkorat and Mrs Wilt Dhee ver guiding discussion. Sunday schedule lists Sunday school 9:30, morning worship 10:36 with sermon For Country and for God, Young People's League 7, union service 8. A Make and take offer to attend Sunday evening events through August at the Ha ext. The sporting event is noted but unclear.
An abbreviated, fragmented report notes the Vacatian Bible concluded its exercises at the Assembly of God. It records a total enrollment and a Sunday schedule with school at 108 and worship at 11:03 a.m.
The passage records upcoming religious events and meetings. The Methodist Youth group will meet at Aur Levene and Cox Chapel with valley Fann Churches present. A quarterly conference is planned for July 12, with reports distributed then. The pa pastor is away on vacation and there will be no service next Sunday.
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