Finnell and Folk hog sale in Hampshire attended
The Finnell and Folk sale last week drew a good crowd at Finnell’s. Prices were fair but not ideal given current pork conditions. The Hampshire hogs were of high quality, with buyers including A H Finnell Hamburg F Riedy Hamburg Geo Lush Shenandoah and P Douthirt Blanchard among numerous bidders, as the sale list shows wide distribution across Hamburg Shenandoah Blanchard Fairfax and Blanchard vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finnell
Hampshires
A. H. Finnell
Hamburg
F. Riedy
Geo. Lush
Shenandosh
A.H. Finnell
A. Nordum
Blanchard
A. Johnson
T Geo. Lush
Shanandoah
Pete Douthirt
P. Douthirt
J. F. Riedy
J. F Riedy
A. Wm
Stewart
Fairfax
W. Hogan
W. Stewart
Norduim
T. Douthirt
FP. Douthirt
Douthirt
A. Nordin
Blanche
Hambu
P. Deuthitt
Shenandoah
FB. Riedy
A. Nontium
Alt. Fisher
A. A. Finnell
P. Douthitt
Geo
Lugh
Gratitude for Community Help After Newspaper Shortfall
The Reporter thanks readers and supporters for aiding during staff shortages caused by Jas A Johnson’s absence. The Republican newspaper provided careen and equipment, Maude Lane assisted on the news end, Amos Mohler handled odd jobs, and all contributed to sustaining publication. The note expresses hope to serve readers again in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas
A. Johnson
Republican
Mia
Maude Lane
Amos Mohler
Entertained Bridge Club Members At Two Home Gatherings
Mrs Paul Rees hosted the Tuesday Bridge group at her home for lively games. On Wednesday evening Mes daynea Rand Rens al Ralph Stoney and their husbands joined at the Reox home for another pleasant evening followed by light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Rees
Mesdaynea Rand Rens
Ralph Stoney
Elal
Reox
Editors to Council Bluffs for Western Iowa Editorial meet
Editors from the Republican and Reporter papers plan to attend the Western Iowa Editorial association animal meeting in Council Bluffs on Friday. The program focuses on a round table discussion led by Mr. Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
KB. du
Milla
The
Republican
Pred W. Thim
Reporter
Tie Western Iowa Editorial Association
Mr. Hill
Kiwanis Broadcast From Shenandoah Hamburg
The Kiwanis club plans a Wednesday program from Henry Field Seed Company Station Shenandoah on March 25 at 8 30 PM. Hamburg’s talent is showcased though limited by time. Organizers hope to stage more programs in early spring, inviting former residents to tune in and enjoy a homecoming broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Kiwanis Club
Hamburg
Henry Field Seed Company
Hamburg Kiwanis Club
KFNF
Henry Field Seed Co
Bank rescue progress and church teen election result
The Farmers Savings Bank, turned to the state banking department last December, shows progress under receiver B T Carney with loan reductions from 464 065 to 333 300 and increased interest collections. The Christus Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian church held its annual election with Dorothy Noble as president and a slate of officers including Donald Clar ton Judith Clayton Ora Rossean Ma Castleman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Savings Bank
State Banking Department
B.T. Carney
Counci Bluffs Savings Bank
Oval Bank
Ng Security
Endeavor
Christus Endeavor Safety of the Presbyterian
Pres
Dorothy Noble
View
Donald Clarton
Judith Claytin
Ora Rossean
Ma Castleman
Lookout
Helen Morrison
Fadl Gravenkamp
Arnold Rossean
Maiie Castleman
Marjorie Gearhart
Marjorie Arnold
Judit Clayton
Wayne Sykes
Dorothy Castleman
Chaiman
Katherine Mitchell
el Baker
Worace Noble
Eula Rensoan
Wayne Overholser
Jack Porterfield
Burt Tateh
Opened Produce House by P C Shadie in Hamburg
P C Shadie, former Hamburg man and eightyear Coin resident, opens the produce house formerly run by JR Foal and ready for business Saturday. He will buy all kinds of produce and arrange direct cream shipments to save shippers a depot trip, welcoming Sharile back to Hamburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Shadie
Hamburg
Coin
Ny JR
Shadie
Entertained at Forty Two Home Hosts Fete
Meadarmes W. 3 and Ralph Temes entertained many friends at their home on Friday afternoon. The gathering lasted a pleasant hour with lively conversation and light refreshments served to guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadarmes W
Ralph Temes
Tennant Leaves for Spokane After Brother's Telegram
Dick Tennant received a telegram from his brother in Spokane Washington Sunday reporting the serious illness of his sister. Tennant left at once for Spokane after learning she is suffering from cancer. He had not seen his sister for about twenty five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Tennant
Spokane
Wagh
Mr. Tennant
Jack
Pioneer dies after long illness in Hamburg Iowa
Rachel Ann Oxley Kingrey born March 22 1843 Belmont county Ohio died March 14 1925 at her Hamburg Iowa home aged 76 married April 29 1867 to Henry F Kingrey Mt Pleasant Iowa. Survived by twelve children five sisters thirty-nine grandchildren ten great grandchildren and many relatives. Funeral at Hamburg Methodist church conducted by Rev E K Stone with burial in Hamburg cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Ann
Eli
Anna Oxley
Belmont County
Ohio
Athens
Mamburg
Towa
Druvin City
Henry Franklin Kingrey
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Bligid
Trego
Montana
Clarence Edward
Nebraska City
Mex
Sadie Wooten
Daniel Alefred
Watvan
Anna Alice Ball
Charles Marion
Tamburg
Mrnt
Wy Wauptman
James Andrew
Julian
Nubr
C. EF. Hampton
Boynton
Okla
Henry Franklin
Omaha
Nebr
Sadie Bresser
Burlington
Emma Hoover
Clarinda
M. IH
Denver
Hamburg
Padonia
Kana
Methodist Church
EK. L. Stone
Hamburg Cemetery
Sunday School Loyal Sisters stage St Patrick program
The Loyal Sisters Sunday School class III at St Parhok's church presented a St Patrick's Day program Tuesday night featuring readings, a vausing march, gospel songs, solos by saxophonist and vocalists, a violin guitar and piano display, and a talk by class president Herbert Coffey. The audience enjoyed performances by Roy McBride, Inez Coffey, Amanda Coffey, Lawrence Tosen, and others, with praise for the young performers and hope for another show soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Bible School
Loyal Sisters
Case Orchested
Theorie
Cornet Salo
Draper Russell Cave
A.M. McBride
Hadyg Buck Salo
Roy McBride
Phota Lang
Walter Baker
Inez Coffey
Amanda Coffey
Lawrence Tosen
McBride
Lynn Bailey
Russell Case
Herbert Coffey
Gas and Highway Bills Stir Legislative Sentiment
A letter to Dom C Dougan notes a favored Bergman Gas Bill while seals on two hits are due Friday. The Highway Bill is near consideration and Mr Tees suggests placing it with the Highway Commission, aiming to push your primary Austin to completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dom C. Dougan
Tees
Highway Commission
Austin
Declamatory contest winner advances to district level
Harold Bendigke won first in the Coin declamatory contest and the oratorical class, with competitors from Coin Clarinda Humbungr. He also placed at Sidney and Coin and will enter the district contest, while issues with absent contestants affected other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bendigke
Coin
Alex Garrett
Sidney
Marbury
Remembered Matchups Highlight Township Playbill at Colonial
Local listings note a March 12 game at the Colonial and a March 19 tribute event titled Mate in Remember. March 25 features a Hamburg Kiwanis program broadcast by Tom Shenardovic with additional community notices for March 80 observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township
Colonial
Hambur Kiwanis
Tom Shenardovic
Silver Swordy Met Hosts Evening at Dorothy Cantileman Home
The Silver Sword club met last Thursday at the Home of Dorothy Cantileman for a salty, pleasant gathering. Members and guests enjoyed refreshments and light refreshments after a convivial meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Swordy
Silver Sword Club
Dorothy Cantileman
Sruesta
Pleaaure
Ladies Gave Travelogue Chapter D1 in F FLO
The Tuesday meeting of the Ladies Gave Travelogue featured Mrs HD Coy hosting a regular business session. Mes flames M M Wayne and W S James presented a travelogue of their European trip with colored screen views from New York onward. The talks were well received and the evening enjoyed by all. Special birthday cakes were presented to Mrs L A Reva and Miss Bess Danforth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Flo
Mra. HD. Coy
M. M. Wayne
W. 8
Jjames
New York
L. A. Reva
Bess Danforth
Mrs J D Johnson Dies In Massena Iowa
Mrs J D Johnson dies at 74 in Massena Iowa after a long illness. Funeral held at Christian church with Rev D W Crewdson and Rev G W Kelly officiating. Burial in Massena cemetery. Husband Mr Johnson and family mourn the loss of a saintly mother devoted to her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Johnson
Massena
Iowa
Christian Church
D. W. Crewdson
Corning
G. W. Kelly
Johnson
Johan
Hamburg
Home Talent Play Delights At Colonial Last Evening
The Wington township farm bureau staged Aunt Je Rusty on the War-Path at the Colonial. Coached by Chas Thiessen and Albert Gavel the cast impressed with humor and clever staging. Proceeds go to the Hamburg Fair. Cast includes Glen, Merle, Vernon-Fletcher, Buck McGreycar, Ruby Scott, Wilma Bell, Anna Baker, Mary Werner, and Advi th Nook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusty
Wington Township
Iowa State Bank Holds Open House For Second Anniversary
Iowa State Bank celebrated its second charter anniversary with an open house Saturday evening from seven to nine. About 1500 visitors toured the bank, receiving flowers and cigars, while music by the Hilarity Howlers accompanied the event. Deposits grew from 195000 to 375000, and president Don C. Douran led the celebration noting steady growth and public confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Bank
Hamburg
Hilarity Howlers Orchestra
Jared
Marc
Lola
Buni- Then
Chis
Don C. Douran
Birthday Party for Albert Heaston Marks Eleventh Birthday
Mrs Ko Heaton surprised her grandson Albert Heaston with a Tuesday evening birthday party in honor of his eleventh year. Guests played games then Mrs Veaston and Mrs Homer Eaton served jet cream and cake in a St Patrick’s day themed setting. Miss Turner cut the cake as Albert received many presents and warm wishes for more happy birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ko. Heaton
Suani
Albert Ieaston
Veaston
Homer Eaton
Tuner
Albert
M . Heastén
Meeting With Nies At Washington Township Home
The Washigton township Tarn hovean will hold its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Jor Nies on Friday evening March 27. A fine program is planned with a nine more trial before Judge H Prather. The trips aim to discuss farm work and will be held at a farm that will be neither too dry nor dull, promising some fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washigton Township
Wager quits Standard of Ray y company post
Roy Huffer of Sidney takes over the work for the Standard Oil firm after Wager resigns, having spent time in Hamburg. Huffer plans to work with a contest firm for now, and his family will reside in Hamburg through the transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Y . Lank Waran
Standard OF Company
Tramburg
Roy Huffer
Sidney, Hut
Roy
Hamburg
Minnesaskas Invite Husbands For St Patrick Party
The Minnewaska club invites their husbands to a St Patrick's party at the home of Mrs. C1Af Gooil on Friday evening. The event features a picnic supper followed by games and contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnewaska Club
Patyvick
St Patrick's Party By Alter Society Brightens Church Room
The Alter Society of the Catholic Church held a St Patrick's Day party Tuesday night at the church. The room was festively decorated and games and contests provided entertainment while refreshments were served. Attendees reported an excellent time and suggested it might become an annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alter Society of
The
Chhurch
Itia
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Leon Thorp
Atina Laurie
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Rageth
Everett Ewing
Carl Draper
Will Anspireh
Tuk of
Hemburg
Mala Quartet
Juanita
Lucia
Thos. G. Arthur
Kiwanis Orchestra
F. Hickman
Kiwanis Quartet
Boprang
Cornet
Sola
Dirty Hands
Fros. G. Arthur
Léon Thorp
Pisan Solo
Garl Draper
Trombone Salo
Misa Lorna Zaelke
A.M. McBrivie
Harald Bendigkeit
Tessie
the Farmers Savings Bank
St-Parhok's- Bohr
Senator Rees
Bendigkeit
JD. Johnson
St Patrick's Party
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