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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1944
Page
7
The page lists a mix of names and scattered events from a small town, including attendees at medical meetings in Kunexs City and Wes Amines, a funeral notice for Mrs. Wetrina fohou, and mention of illnesses and hospital visits. It records social visits, family travel, and community notices amid garbled OCR data.
Mrs. A Vaughnj and Mrs. Rape Tortabon report Lonny Martin owned by the family near Farragut Iowa, age 76, died at Ute Methodist Hospital Des Moines after months of illness. Survived by husband Tins McMahon and four sons and four daughters. Funeral details and burial at Farragut cemetery followed by services and a school program in the community. Local clergy and church members attended, with various community events noted in the obituary and surrounding notices.
Local notes report on the city banquet held April 2 and updates on residents. Mi ensie Copeland remains in Yankton hospital and is described as greatly improved per word received. Dorie Mae a WAC stationed at Lincoln, Nebraska, married to Dolinny Green of Alabama. Several local names appear with varying health and travel updates, including Clade Rerun at home and Andrew Patterson involved in a joust incident.
Residents and families in Jenle and Shiloh School area share social updates. Mrs. Keith Step and Russell Yue visit, Doris Herron attends events, and Mr. and Mrs. Ilens Herron host gatherings. Neighbors Amund Nopre and Mr. Jers Wivron spend time with Herrons.
The notice records social events with names like Ernest Moore and Moore family visits, Dahm Merson, Huton Thorp, Jans Verron, and others amid a stray question about wartime spending. It preserves local names and dates from a fragmented society page and ends with a reflective query on war costs.
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