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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Frank Bronson Sr are on the sick list this week. Mr Henn of Chicago, connected with Mr and Mrs H E Dow and Mr teaching at Milwaukee, spent the week end with Miss Helen Rae and motored to Sidney Sunday with Mrs Will Rageth and children.
Mr Mansperger travels Thursday with his daughter to Arkansas. Terry Sullivan and daughter Martha Harriett, previously ill, now recover on the road with nurse support. Mrs Glen Robb and Miss Fannie Bell visit in Nebraska City. Patti McBride oversees Western Union during Robb’s absence. Jesse Ware plans to spend summer in Anderson assisting his brother-in-law on the farm. Russell Dimmitt returns with family from Arkansas seeking a new start. Mrs Forest Moody and daughter depart Perry for Shenandoah relatives. Edna Simons returns home from Mound City after visiting her daughter and meeting her new grandson. Albert Nahkunst and Martha visit Omaha. Claude Geyer begins at Riedy store replacing Will London. Will London to work at Stalin nursery. Sam Nix visits from the county seat. Notson and Townsend families plus Gennevieve Blee tour Tarkio for a day with the Notsons.
The ladies of Madison church will hold a food sale at the West Reid store on Saturday March 27. Proceeds go toward church activities and Sunday dinner preparations.
A box supper and program will be held at Highland school near town on Friday evening March 26. Miss Erma Nennemann, the local teacher, invites everyone to attend.
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