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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1933
Page
7
A flood of short items records illnesses and recoveries, social visits, and trips across Shenandoah and nearby towns. Families such as Bolton, Gardner, and Singery are named among the sick, while residents visit relatives in Clarinda, Hamburg, Falls City, and Omaha. Traveling dentists, footballers, and theatergoers appear, with several who drove to Des Moines and Omaha for events.
Glenwood hosts the American Legion and Legion Auxiliary convention on Wednesday May 10 with morning golf events at the country club and athletic field. James Landry of Stuart will preside at 2 pm in the Glenwood armory council rooms. Miss Helen Needles of the state health department speaks at the joint Legion auxiliary session. A 6:30 pm joint banquet follows, with a dance later in the armory.
Miss Clara Richardson of Hamburg spent Friday evening through the weekend at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Findley. The ladies' aid society will meet Thursday afternoon at 1 at the home of Mrs. Sears McHur. Ellen Riew and Tinien Porter drove from Omaha Saturday to visit at W. A. Rive's home and return Sunday. Edna Porter, teacher at Sedawick school, attended the Colonial picture show with pupils and parents. Tirewa of Hamburg spent last week at the farm and visited Sunday at Vygos. Lalla Brown of Hamburg spent the week at the farm and returned for dinner on tests Sunday.
A large group of boys eligible for 4-H club work, all under twenty, are deeply involved in managing farms and related duties. The article notes their significant workload and leadership in agricultural tasks within the community.
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