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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1936
Page
8
The A B C of Crochet highlights a centuries old craft that machines cannot accurately reproduce. It argues crochet offers individuality, craft charm, and economic value. Readers can obtain complete copies of four articles by sending a stamped self addressed envelope to the newspaper or its Crochet Bureau at 522 Fifth Avenue.
Fragmentary knitting pattern text appears garbled with random digits and terms. It lacks clear steps, consistent terminology, and identifiable entities. readable portions suggest crochet or chain stitches with rows and repeats but no coherent instruction or outcome.
High Creek area reports a serious crash on North Main Street Rock Port when a Harmon car failed to yield to a Lincoln vehicle. Mrs Harmon brain concussion and head injury noted. taken to Hamburg hospital for X rays. Both Harmon occupants later reported to be improving at home. Lincoln family involved. others uninjured. Neighbor updates include Sunday visits and local social entries.
Local residents including Mary Stales, Carl Porter and families, and Mrs. Ella Campbell with Arch and kin visited in Riverton and Fairfax area. Numerous social calls continued through Sunday with neighbors at Wilma English and Frank Scales homes, sharing meals, mushrooms, and updates amid a winder storm that damaged roofs and windows.
The Island News reports widespread illness among residents including Eugene Tiemeyer, Renshaw, Vance Dooley boys, and Charley Arnold’s youngest child with pneumonia. Local families receive updates on health, funerals, and daily life as neighbors gather, visit, and help care for the sick.
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