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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1933
Page
7
Doral brief reports a busy period with visits, illness, and community happenings. Homer Baker trips to St Joe, several residents listed as sick or recovering, many social calls and church group activities noted, plus local business visitors and a child birth announcement and a farm relocation. Several names and places such as Tarkio, Fort Crook, Omaha, Hamburg, and Ames appear among the local figures and events.
Mr and Mrs Jerry Thompson and family spent Friday with Mr and Mrs George Moltweller and Minnie Keys. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John Dignan and Katie and Wil Dignan at a Friday church gathering. Maxine Keys visited Ruth and Mary Givens and left the club meeting at Mrs Frances Blooker's. Mrs Elf Lundy and Mrs Edgar Lundy visited Friday afternoon. Henry Ginh helped Cus Cockerham with his chores Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Roland Nixon spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Nixon and family. George Moltwelly and Minnie shopped in Nebraska City Saturday. FarL Chaney visited Livy Cockerham Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Pete Keys attended a musical contest in Hamburg Saturday. Mrs Ralph Nixon spent Friday with her aunt Mrs Myrtle User in Hamburg. Mr and Mrs Jerry Thompson spent a day last week with his mother in Shiney. Myo James McCracken and Mr Nenby Sinant son Carrte ate lers da Riverton Thursday. Mrs Pere Krys visited. Mrs M A Nixon spent one afternoon. Mrs M D Van Gaird jr spent Monday night at his home City. For twelve years we had been priely bound. his widow and Tolel and Mi.
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Mr and Mrs Claude Morgan and family visited Shen Bacan on Saturday. Raymond Nixon and George Dotet attended the Frank Blank home Tuesday morning. Mrs Sarah Mead and daughters spent an evening with Mr and Mrs George Motoweller and others. Mrs Jerry Thompson and children visited with Mrs Bill McMurtrey and daughter on Saturday. Mrs Raymond Nixon and Nevilla Noiel were guests of Mrs John Doll and family Monday. Joan Keys and Pete Keys called at the Keys and Motowiller homes. Henry Smith and James McCracken families visited Ora Smith Friday evening. Ora Smith has been unwell this past week.
The Mothers Study club enjoyed a pleasant Wednesday meeting with Mrs. Harry Michel. Three new members joined: Mrs. Heieh Bredensteiner, Mrs. Mildred Myers, and Mrs. Hanna Sunderman. President Mrs. W. A. Livingston opened the session. Leader Mrs. Omar Klek led a lesson on The Hardest Parent Problem followed by a social hour and light refreshments. The club plans to meet in April with Mrs. J. R. McQueen hosting and Mrs. Clifford Lavely leading. Local news includes the election of social directors for Locust Grove township and various social visits and activities around town.
Mr and Mrs E Livingston hosted Sunday dinner for Mr and Mrs Paul Gruber Sr and their children. Miss Bernice Wiley visits Mexine Ore in Shenandoah this week. Annie and Freddie Michel hosted friends Sunday evening and worked on fitting nut-s flee together. Misses Jean McQueen Irene Trick and Wilma Bangs from Shenandoah spent the weekend at homes. Eleanor Nooky is ill with measles this week. Karl Sunderman and daughter Jackie Joy and Melba Kuehne visited Mr and Mrs J J Sunderman in Local Saturday and returned home Monday afternoon.
The Premont County Farm Bureau Board of Directors will hold its regular monthly meeting at the Farm Bureau office Monday evening March 27 at 6 00 p m Directors are urged to send a substitute if unable to attend The note ends with various training and extension topics for 4 H clubs and bread making tutorials at the Methodist church in Sidney on March 1 including quick breads honey nut bread and related demonstrations Plans for demonstrations and fruit tree spray timing are also mentioned with references to 4 H programs and milk diet slogans
The advisory outlines timing and mixtures for dormant sprays on apple trees to combat oyster shell scale and plum pockets, with March 25 to April as growth starts. It covers lime sulfur rates, soluble and dry formulations, and cautions on apple scab and delayed dormant sprays with sulfur only. Also mentions Shenandoah breeder W. Smith Lanry leading the February Pre Mont Page Cow Test herd.
An aged 108 pounds of milk and 32a sath herd placed first in Decom pounds of butter fat per cow as Mr. be.
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