09 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1933
Page
1
The Hamburg Reporter discusses Prohibition issues with federal support for dry states and state conventions in session to address wet and dry measures. It notes measures tied to expiration of fines and suggests new ideas for regulating automobiles as spring arrives and new season signs appear.
The Farragut News reports widespread relocations around Farragut including Seaford Park and family moving to the Ike Scott farm, others to W. Morgan, George Perkins, and more. Also noted are school contests, local society meetings, and a funeral for Judson Burdick with funeral services held at the Methodist church.
A lay guide explaining hygiene versus sanitation, communicability of diseases, immunity, parasites, and terms like toxin and germ. It stresses correct usage and understanding of modern medical vocabulary for the informed reader, noting common misunderstandings and the value of precise definitions.
Fragmented text indicates a legislative push on a prohibition question with a two thirds majority needed. Mentions a life estate provision and potential ratification, with references to House division and support for the bill. Specific names, dates, or places are unclear in the OCR.
The final county high school declamatory contest will be held at Randolph on March 1. The Good Will clan of the Methodist church held their March meeting at the home of Mrs Leona Ringwolver with Mrs Bec Hateman assistant hostess. The meeting featured a pent swing and delicious refreshments were served.
Presbyterian Church announces church school at 10:00 a.m. morning worship, 6:30 p.m. Young people society, and 7:90 p.m. evening gospel. Sunday feature includes Tarkic college gospel team. Special young peoples meeting invites other churches. Ladies meet Thursday at Miss Vera Medford home. Saturday choir practice at Mrs Ellsworth James home. Parish plans Parent’s Day next Sunday and a week of revival meetings Fridays for two months. All week long the church invites attendance and gospel feast. A Larsen pastor.
Gertman leads Sunday evening at 7 45 on The Impure Mind. Mind ly Dobice notes a change in the hirar. AML services suffered a sharp drop while evening attendance remained strong despite bad weather. Northern Baptists promote "Match to church In Marah" as a monthly slogan urging higher church turnout.
Pastor Wayne C. Clark urges attendance to sustain the church as offerings lag. Bible study continues. various services and youth events scheduled. March 29 features Dr. Bancroft Wilse at Gilney. all Methodist churches to be represented. note denomi national affiliations welcome.
A note from Jay Kirt indicates a Stewardship session is planned with an undetermined date. The pastor of the congregation will announce Mary’s involvement and final details at a later time.
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