History lesson well learned editor note
Mrs. Neva Matthews a Hamburg third grade teacher praises a third grader R W Smith for a patriotic speech written after independent reading. The piece defends appreciation of forefathers and asks questions about Paul Revere the Minutemen and Civil War fighters. This reader response reflects pride in American history education.
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Neva Matthews
Hamburg
R.W
R.W. Smith
Laws
Paul Revere
Hospital Notes Visiting Hours At Local Facility
Hospital notes list visiting times from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm and 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm. A note excludes children under 14. R. W. Smith is named as son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Smith.
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R.W
Wayne Smith
Mary Lou Zanker Senior Profile at HHS 1954
Mary Lou Zanker of Hamburg Iowa is noted as a senior at HHS in 1954. She serves as FHA and Pep Club president and Paper and Annual staff member. Her favorite sport is watching football, and she enjoys riding, Shen dances, and cartoons. She plans to attend NWMSC after graduation and hopes for happiness and wealth.
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Renee Burroughs
Mary Lou Zanker
Hamburg
Iowa
Mary Lou
Suc
HHS
Thore Foreig
John Gude
Snoopy
Mr. Klabunde
NWMSC
National Honor Society taps new members at candlelight ceremony
NHS held its tapping last Tuesday with four speeches on Scholarship Leadership Character and Service. Six students were tapped by faculty selection and announced by Mr Wolf amid refreshments in the M P room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Honor Society
Wolf
Rhonda Lee
Steve Sturm
Charlie Zan
Mike Gude
Pat Gregg
Bob Brail
Hon Society
NHS
Sidney Nhs
M. P
Geo
Curfman
Kinbrnde
Joannie Ray Strange Honored By High School Class
On February 25 1984 Joannie Ray Strange received a recognition as her school notes her Chorus Health Bookkeeping General Business and American Government courses. She hopes to join the service work or marry after graduation and urges underclassmen to adapt quickly to change while pursuing their dreams.
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Barb Ashler
Joannie Ray Strange
Joannie
HHS
Awards Assembly Set May 23 at High School
Students who excel in academics and service will receive their final awards on May 23 at 2 00 p m in the high school auditorium as the year s awards are presented. The annual afternoon assembly will announce multiple categories including academic and departmental awards special journalism and speech citizenship awards Kiwanis Achievement award Safe driver DAR award and the Harold Douglas Memorial Award and cheerleading honors.
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Kiwanis
DAR
Harold Douglas
Dougie Mare Douglas Sturm's Senior Year Achievements
Mare Douglas Sturm, born Feb 23 1954, is a senior at HHS active in FFA Lettermans Club and Washington Madison 4-H Club president. He has 3 years of track and football, favors football for the contact, and plans farm work and nighttime leisure after graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Zanker
HHS
Mare Douglas Sturm
Mare
Government
Consumer Math
Shop IL
FFA
Lettermans
Washington- Madison
Hamburg
Stanton
Marc
Mr. Blezek
Canada
Alaska
Fifteen Years Later A Peek At Classmates Fates
Staff predict futures of former HHS classmates. Chuck Stalin leads Inter-State Nursery and campaigns for better cafeteria lunches. Martin Nixon becomes U S president. Rhonda Lee heads a Lee Jeans unit while Mark Fletcher dates Barb Ashier. Keith Gardner wins $5000 auto case settlement from 1972. Renee Burroughs appears in Better Homes and Gardens after a dramatic weight loss.
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HHS
Chuck Stalin
Inter-State Nursery
Carol Harmes
Stan Carlock
Rhonda Lee
Lee Jeans, Inc
Mike Gude
Gude Mortuary
Nebr
Mark Fletcher
Barb Ashier
Martin Nixon
United States
Kitchen Five
Victor Murphy
Dave Owens
Burger Chef
Randy Roup
Monty Moore
Work Herald
Weber
Keith Gardner
Renee "Burroughs
Better Homes and Garden
Martin Gardner
Grape Community Hospital
Corner Conference Sciences Pair Reported in Hamburg
The Corner Conference Sciences Pair event in Hamburg featured 8th grader Brian Johnson receiving a second place certificate in the physical science division. Congratulations to Brian for showcasing strong scientific interests and earning recognition as the Cat's Corner’s Lucky Hamburger Winner for the day.
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Hamburg
Cat's Corner
Brian Johnson
Brian
Local Names Appearing in May 4 1972 HANBURG Page
A Morning roster from Hanburg Iowa lists residents and neighbors including Pat Mo Ruby Bara Cora Matties Fletcher Florence Riddle Mildred Ballinger Harold Mount Linda Ferguson Rhonda Borrego Judy Long Sidney Joe Chaney T J Lewis Horace Holt Mabel Johnson Essex Stella Hampton Randolph Cash Malvern Virginia Parsons Riverton Connie Ward Marion Aspedon Lori McGinness Farragut Steven MacDonald Mamie Plumb Shenandoah Betty Owens Gladys Dailey Iona Gale.
Cooking an art by Debbie Powers
Last week twenty home economics and Ti girls prepared an entire meal as part of the learning experiences for home ec. Each kitchen had four girls making individual courses for their group. Dishes included chicken steak meatloaf pork chops potatoes peas corn green beans rolls salads jello cale pie and cold beverages. One light incident in kitchen five saw two burned sidklets with charcoal handles. The lesson emphasized colors textures nourishment and proper table settings with etiquette. Linda Sebek Teresa Trixelpiece Debbie Powers and Dianna Zuck formed the pictured Medhen 3 group learning to cook for a future husband.
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Debbie Powers
Home Economics
Linda Sebek
Teresa Trixelpiece
Dianna Zuck
Local Names Listed in Community Notice Scene
Stanley Verna Lyons Mamie Hatten Horace Hott Joseph Agut Dennis Janes Donald Geneva Liv Myrl Utterback Jessie Weatherhead Grace Swanson Arlene Spall are named in a community notice. The fragment highlights several individuals connected to a local event or notice.
Pint baseball rules for 1972 season outline
The document lists eligibility for players born on or after August 1 1971, field dimensions 60 feet bases and 47 feet pitching, a five inning Pint game, Cubs and Midgets style substitutions, pitching limits of six innings over two days, metal spikes prohibited in favor of rubber or plastic, lead off allowed but no stealing home unless forced, high school style substitution rules, and mandatory head protection for batters or runners.
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Cubs
Local Scouts to Camporee Over Weekend
The Mahaska District Boy Scouts plan Camporee and O-Rama events on May 7 with 18 boys and leaders from Fremont Montgomery Page and part of Mills Counties. Hamburg troop camps at Malvern and will demonstrate fires while den of Cub Scouts led by Mrs. Marvin Oakes attends. Curtman of Hamburg chairs activities including tug of war first aid knot tying and stretcher tower race.
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Mahaska
O-Rama
Campores
Boy Scouts
Fremont
Montgomery
Page
Mills Counties
Curtman
Hamburg
Cam
Malvern
Marvin Oakes
Robert Ladd
Lyndol Livence
C. Haun
den Lof
Boys aged 8 to 11 asked to report to ball park Thursday
All boys eight to eleven whose ages fit are asked to report to the ball park this coming Thursday at 6 30 p m City leagues are being formed with Terry Wilson J D Holland John Ferguson already eager to coach a team and we need one more coach This Monday night Don Clayton will put two teams together to play Coin a double header at the Hamburg park starting at 5 p m
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Ball Park
Terry Wilson
J. D. Holland
John Ferguson
Don Clayton
Hamburg Park
Hamburg art show to highlight Teen-art72 in Shenandoah
The Shenandoah Chamber of Commerce hosts the fourth annual Teen-art72 exhibit May 6 and 7 at the Liberty Memorial Building with works from ten schools including Hamburg. Special ribbons and a best of show prize will be awarded. public hours are 4 to 8 p.m. Saturday and noon to 4 p.m. Sunday. Local MECO program links University of Iowa students to Iowa communities for 10 weeks of hands on learning in 34 towns. Airman Keith A. Hansen of Hamburg graduates from Lowry AFB weapons mechanic course and prepares to report to KI Sawyer AFB for service with a unit of the Aerospace Defense Command.
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Shenandoah
Sidney
South Page
Shenandoah C of C
Towa City
University of Iowa
Iowa
U of I
Laura M. Edmonds
Laurens
Grape Conmmunity Hospital
Keith A. Hansen
N.R. Hansen
Hamburg
Lowry Afb
Colo
U.S. Air Force
Air Training Command
Weigadl KI
Sawyer Afb
Mich
Aerospace Defense Command
U.S
Post Office lobby hours change in Hamburg
Beginning Sat May 6 the Hamburg Post Office lobby for lock box customers opens at 7 a.m. instead of 6 a.m. Postmaster Don Window service hours will run from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. replacing prior times.
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Hamburg
Don
Mrs Schnepp Named Fremont County Coordinator
Shenandoah Iowa political report says Mrs Pauline Schnepp of Sidney is appointed County Coordinator for Fremont County by Hale Greenleaf chairman of the Fifth Congressional District committee for the Re-Election of the President. Churchill Williams state committee chair expresses satisfaction with the appointment and rising support.
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Hale Greenleaf
Shenandoah
Iowa
Pauline Schnepp
Sidney
Fremont County
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Pam Sturm
Chamber of Commerce
National Earth Week
HONOR
Dougie
Howard Hughes
Betty Crocker
Hanburg
Partook Pat
Ruby Bara
Bossereall
Apied State Bank No
Iowa State Bank
U.S. Treasury
U. S
Internal Revenue Service
Capital
C. Dougan
R. H. Hamilton
Don C. Dougan
R.H. Hamilton
Doris L. Dougan
Lois Alstrope
P. Max Dougan
State of Iowa
Alastor
Sal
Anne M. Hendrickson
Expieve
Jos
Mrs. Schnepp
Nixon Drive
ATH
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