Graduation Week Activities At Hamburg High School
Graduation week activities for 36 Hamburg seniors begin Sunday night with baccalaureate services in the auditorium. Commencement is next Wednesday May 19 at the same time in the school auditorium. Eighth grade graduation is May 27 at 2 15 p m. Rev Nancy J Nichols delivers the baccalaureate sermon titled The Complaint Department with Rev John Pettit giving invocation and scripture. Music includes the Mixed Chorus Clap Your Hands and the gals glee group Salvation is Created. Marilyn Smith conducts the processional and recessional. Principal speaker for commencement is Mrs Earl G Sievers of Avoca, a state education official. Jane Hopkins Hamburg vows with Iowa State Singers to perform with the Philadelphia Orchestra in Ames. Pamela Ann Bergmann of Auburn, a Northwest Missouri State College freshman, among nine honored for top scholastic rank at Northwest Missouri State College honors assembly April 27. She is daughter of Julius Bergmann and granddaughter of Mrs D W Lang. Ham awarded Masters.
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Hamburg High School
Nancy J. Nichols
John Pettit
Gals
Marilyn Smith
Jane Hopkins
Hamburg
Iowa State Singers
Philadelphia Orchestra
Ames
Jane
Richard Hopkins
Pamela Ann Bergmann
Auburn
Northwest Missouri State College
Maryville
Honors Assembly
Julius Bergmann
D. W. Lang. Ham
Education planners and graduation details announced by Iowa Western leader
Activities begin Sunday as an advisory board member of Iowa Western Community College coordinates efforts across Iowa's 15 area community colleges. Mr and Mrs Sievers have five children active in school church and community affairs. Principal Gary Anderson to present class valedictorian and salutatorian with Supt George Neuzil announcing the class of 1971. Diplomas presented by Richard Syulin Board of Education President. Msgr Peter Schmute to offer invocation and benediction. Graduation music by the school band mixed chorus and singer chorus. Further details appear in The Reporter on page three sponsored by local business and professionals.
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Iowa Western Community College
Sievers
Gary Anderson
George Neuzil
Richard Syulin
Board of Education
Peter Schmute
Allnight party set for Hamburg High juniors and seniors
Hamburg High hosts an all night party this Friday starting at 6 30 PM with a junior hosted banquet in the gym. The Kiwanis Club sponsors music by The Spectacles from nine to midnight then activities move to Fremont Bowl and the Colonial Theater before a dawn breakfast. May Whyta wins costume prize at six county Senior Citizens festival with entries from Hamburg and attendees listed.
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Hamburg High
Kiwanis Club
Ing
Fremont Bowl
Colonial Theater
Sam
May Whyte
May Whyta
Hamburg
Council Bluffs
Pearl Foster
Eva Gardner
Blanch Hakill
Genva Anderson
Grace Aspedon
Dorothy Aspedon
Gladys Gottsche
Lucy Lang
Leah Miller
Evelyn Clayton
70 Fremont farms in blight experiment
A joint USDA NASA plan includes 70 Fremont County farms in a 1971 ground and remote sensing study of southern corn leaf blight. The project covers eight corn belt states with Purdue and Michigan researchers, using ground surveys and NASA infrared aerials to monitor blight spread and assess remote sensing efficacy.
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Robert Hume
Fremont County
ASC
U.S. Department of Agriculture
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Corn Belt
USDA
NASA
Purdue University
Laboratory For
University of Michigan Institute For Science and Technology
Midwest
Ohio
Iinois
Indi
Eighth Grade Parent Night Tuesday Set to Discuss DAT Results
Parents of current eighth graders are invited Tuesday for a meeting led by Supt. George Neuzil counselor J.H. Wolf and Mr. Anderson. The purpose is to review DAT results and plan freshmen registration for the coming term.
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Jeter
George Neuzil
J.H. Wolf
Mr. Anderson
Scouts win prizes at Scout-O-Rama in Sidney
Mahaska District of the Boy Scouts held Scout-O-Rama at the Rodeo grounds in Sidney from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. May 2. About 100 boys and 19 leaders from Braddyville Clarinda College Springs Hamburg Malvern Red Oak Shenandoah and Sidney took part in a weekend camporee April 30 May 1 and 2. Hamburgs two troops earned third place in overall points with 25 points and the Hamburg Cobra patrol won first for best camp site construction.
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Mahaska
Boy Scouts
Rodeo Grounds
Sidney
Braddyville
Clarinda
College Springs
Hamburg
Malvern
Red Oak
Shenandoah
Funeral services for Earl Morgan held at First United Methodist
Earl Morgan died at Grape Community Hospital at 75. Services at First United Methodist Church were led by Rev. Nancy Nichols and Rev. Earl Melton with Ameri can Legion post in charge of commital. Interment Mt. Zion Cemetery. Survivors: wife Marie, daughters Dorothy Cooper of Huntington Harbour California and Mary Coy of Farragut Illinois, three grandchildren, two great grandchildren, brother Ed Morgan of Mesa Aziz, and sister Mable Hilger of Ham rg.
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First United Methodist
Clean-Up Day Set This Thursday by Local Groups
A community drive organized by a high school, Chamber of Commerce, and Kiwanis Club schedules trash collection for Thursday with curbside pickup and student volunteers handling the workload. A rain date is planned for next Monday. Officials note limited response to a tree-planting offer and a large turnout of youth for the appearance effort.
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High School
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
Grarn
Hamburg man faces ordinance violation over trailer at 1409 Park Street
A hearing on charges of violating Hamburg zoning rules was carried over for a week against Leland Ebert for moving a trailer onto his property at 1409 Park Street. Trailers may only be kept in authorized parks under the new ordinance, and the old permit could become void after six months of nonuse. Ebert says a trailer remained on site as recently as December and sought more time for proof.
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Hamburg
Leland Ebert
Ebert
Park Street
Services for Annie Bennett May 9
Annie Bennett died at Grape Community Hospital May 6 at age 79. Services were held May 10 at Rush Funeral Home with Rev. Nancy Nichols officiating. Interment in Hamburg Cemetery. Survived by daughter Wanda Bennett of Omaha and sons Paul E. Bennett of Junction City Kansas and Gail L. Bennett of Stinson.
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Annie Bennett
Grape Community Hospital
Rush
Nancy Nichols
Hamburg
Wanda Bennett
Omaha
Paul E. Bennett
Junction City
Kan
Gail L. Bennett
Stinson
Backs Grow Wary As Mushrooms Proliferate In Woods
Hunters report back aches after trips into the timbers where light rains brought forth mushrooms. Collectors expect more to come, urging folks to take sacks and head to the bushes for another harvest.
Scouts to Learn Weaving
Mrs. Grace Aspecon has moved her 12 looms to the new location, inviting scouts to learn weaving basics and observe loom operation under her guidance.
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Grace Aspecon
Gene Lockett Buried Here Sat in Kingsley Ta
Gene Lockett aged 52 was buried here Saturday as neighbors and kin gathered for the simple service. The ceremony at Kingsley reflected the quiet farewell of a longtime resident.
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Gene Lockett
Kingsley, Ta
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Avoca
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Iowa State Board of Educational Radio and TV
Evelyn Rosenbloom
Rock Port
J. D. Holland
Max Moore
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Stripes
Stars and Stripes
Wes
Dave Owen
Pam Sturm
General Motors
Harry Czubek, Jr
Thurs
Mook Rover
Janet
Mike Lyons
Swatch
Libby Hinze
Rover
Fremont
Cormplateaus Bote Waieing
Ft. Polk
Neoed
Mr. and Me
Dorwin Thomas
Naval Hamburg
Scout-O-Rama
Earl Morgan Services
Chamber
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