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Newspaper

Hamburg Reporter

Location

Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1971

Page

3

Shenandoah School and Community Notes of 1970-71

One year ago Mrs Lynn Buttercase was chosen Shenandoahs Queen for a day from an essay by her daughter Carolyn Mary Lynn Vollerteen signed as a member of the Sumner Theatre at the Mule Barn in Tarkio. Former cheerleaders for 1970 71 were named and graduating classes listed with counts. Dennis Riemersman hired as high school mathematics instructor for 1970 71 and Hallie Cully Alan Smith and Kenneth Thompson noted on the jury. Joe Yonko became owner of Stacy Tavern Shenandoah. Bruce Larson was injured in a Nebraska City hit and run but not seriously. An area rain of 2.5 inches caused surface flooding.

Lynn Buttercase Shenandoah Easay Carolyn Mary Lynn Vollerteen Sumner Mule Barn Tarkio Janice Fisher Jay Beach Jr Orville Athen Dean Afstropé Emer Janet Fietcher Kay Peeler Janet Martin Lila Pettit Peggy Carter Becky Zimmerman Pat Stazel Donna Donaldson Dennis’ Riemersman Beth Salzman Lolets Carpenter Church of Christ Walter Oakes Helen Oakes Joe Yonko Stacy Tavern Bruce Larson Don Larson Nebraska City

Ten Years Ago and Other Local Happenings

Ten years ago events include a pool project and the Wesley Hall Sunday School opening. Walter Stenzel escaped injury from gasoline igniting while refilling a tractor. Gloria Zuck joined the Reporter staff. Mr and Mrs C R Terryberry marked their 50th wedding anniversary. Senior court day featured in Sidney. Wm O Westland of Omaha started new duties at AT T office. High school seniors enjoyed roller skating and boating at Porters Lake near Shenandoah. Pan American Day highlighted the Peony Festival. Commencement saw Jean Laverty valedictorian with Mita West and Edward Mincer as salutatorian. Hamburg Royal Arch Masonry lodge hosted 250 attendees from Missouri Nebraska and Iowa. Ruth G Johnson and Dean Karr were candidates.

Methodist Sunday School Wesley Hall Walter Stenzel Gloria Zuck C. R. Terryberry Sidney Wm. O. Westland Oma Toproup Hs Porter's Lake Shenandoah Jean Laverty Mita West Edward Mincer Hamburg Royal Arch Missouri Nebraska Iowa Ruth G. Johnson Dean Karr

Peru State A B Degrees and Local Events From Past

A 40 year old note mentions A B degrees from Peru State Teachers College and a street bridge project affecting traffic. Des Moines convention attendance by a register and convention group is listed. Fred Miller topped the Omaha Stock Market, earning 7.85 dollars for 25 head averaging 629 pounds. A household sale is advertised at 506 Est. Bruce Fletcher Jr. and family welcome a new son. Local churches plan evangelistic tent meetings as the senior class presents Devil's Scrapbook with 25 and 95 cent admissions.

Des Moines Fred Miller Omaha P. F. Shadle Bruce Fletcher

50 Years Ago Local News Briefs From Sedgwick

50 years ago Will Henderson received a parcel post shipment of 600 baby chicks from Winsor Missouri M F Brookshier bought the building formerly owned by H F Butts and moved a battery repair station to the new site Miss Lena M Hinze and Jesse L Chaney wed Ruby Scott placed third in a Tarido declamatory contest Winners in the Black Beauty drawing contest were Gilbert Good first Teddy Bridges second Mildred Dow third Edith and Leo Geyer Helen Morrison Donald Switzer Theron Brewer Sedgwick school pupils held a pie supper May 38 and presented the play Teacher Kin I go Home

Will Henderson Winsor M. F. Brookshier H. F. Butts Lena M. Hinze Jesse L. Chaney Ruby Scott Tarido the Reporter Gilbert Good Teddy Bridges Mildred Dow Edith Leo Geyer Helen Morrison Donald Switzer Theron Brewer Sedgwick School

Rock Port school month full of ceremonies and events

Rock Port High School plans May activities including senior class day May 2, open house at 2 p.m., baccalaureate May 23 at 6 p.m., commencement May 27, and awards on last day May 56. Also notes board changes, local civic appointments, bank meetings, and water district plans.

Rock Port High School

Electric power lawn tools gain popularity this year

A reader recounts rising use of electric tools like mowers and hedge trimmers. Practical tips include reading instructions before use, avoiding operation on wet grass, keeping hands and feet away from blades, and unplugging and storing in a dry place.

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Hamburg High Track Takes Third at Corner Conference Meet

Hamburg High School boys track, under coach Bob Weber and assistant Zack, placed third at the Corner Conference meet in Hamburg. Highlights include Paul Moody third in the 100 yard dash at 10.6, Mark Fletcher first in the 440 yard dash at 53.3, and multiple relay medals. District action at Nishna Valley set for May 7.

Mark Fender Bob Weber Zack Hamburg South Page Nisalley Paul Moody Tom Aistrope Mark Fletcher Wayne Gilbert Kerry Crain Kenny Moody Craig Light Je Lyons Grayton Lang Mike Collins Mike Gude Tom Alstrope Steve Sturm Randy Moore

High School District Court Day Held in Sidney Courthouse

The 19th annual District Court Day for high school seniors was held May 5 in the Sidney courthouse. Seniors from Hamburg, Sidney, Farragut, and Fremont Mills attended. Harold L. Martin presided as judge and county lawyers participated in the trial with a panel of 12 jurors. The imaginary case involved a patter car struck in front of a [the rest unreadable].

Polly Field Annal District Court Sidney Hamburg Farragut Fremont Mills Harold L. Martin Wan Wyers

Band and Chorus in Concert at Hamburg High School

The Hamburg High School Music Department presents Band and Chorus in Concert on May 4 at 8:00 p.m. The Girls Glee Club opened with selections from Camelot to The Hymn of Brotherhood, led by Doris Pettit, with Teri Collins as narrator. The Mixed Chorus followed with songs including Raindrops Keep Fallin On My Head and We Shall Overcome. The Band, directed by Tim Fischer, performed diverse pieces and Dan Carter narrated. A free will offering was taken during intermission.

Hamburg Teri Collins Girls Glee Club Doris Pettit Tim Fischer

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John D. Field Hallie-Cully Alen Smith Kenneth Thompson Anna Robinson Peru Pease Kya Nv Sv Trail Drive-in Fri Michael Caine Cliff Robertson Hot Rod Pioneer Theatre MATER Fosters DeLuxe Gun Chard Benjamin Diary OF Peru State Teachers’ College J.C. Walker Missouri Beef Packers Atchison County Levee District Richard Garst Charl J. Mare Robart Lee Stanton Ide Marion Henry Copeland Fattorney F Harold Anders Watson, Mo Twila Hudson Hall Northwest Missouri State College O. C. Swackhamer Fairfax Atchison County Livestock Feeders Arm Herbert Koch Max van Hoozer Sec Treas Charles Bostiner Rock Port Steve Irvine Byron Freemat Tom Boatman Robert Gebhards Bank of Atchison County Rock Fort Madonna Circle of the Luther Thompson Missouri Bankers Association Kansas City William Corken Herbert Spurlock Fairfax Community Hospital Rock Port Mobile Home Park Highway 136 Rick L. Balmas Arthur Hoffman Alex le Boeuf John Sillers Randy Wilkinson Eunice Mulvania Ruth Fox Lillian Board of Directors of Public Water Supply District, No. 1 Atchison County Farmers Home Administration 4Jowa State Bank Gwen Davis Rock Creek Bridge Sodom Middie Waant Maia Street Onery Donald Hein Hambur Um the United Willian Scherle Capitol Building P.E.O. Sisterhood Barb Ashler Laura Stalin F.H. A Becky Mount Hamburg High School Joslyn Mel Olson Getgsi Holodies Cheryl Sebek Sam Seowins Bate Mantis Arerive
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