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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1941
Page
1
The page lists Evangelical and Baptist church events with worship times, Sunday school, and youth activities. It also includes Church of Christ notes about Pentecost, scripture emphasis, and admonitions to attend services. The writing is crowded with misspellings and transcription errors.
Farragut Locust Grove area records a busy Mother's Day with gatherings hosted by Henry Innott and D. McQueen plus multiple families visiting relatives, honoring mothers and celebrating graduates from Farragut and nearby schools. Notable mentions include Doris Holman moving to a farm west of Farragut and salutatorians from the class of 1941.
A Sabbath School and church services notice invites all not attending elsewhere to Sunday programs at 10:00 a.m. and 12:01 p.m. with Epworth League in the afternoon. The First Presbyterian Church in Regiaon lists Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11, with Young People's midweek events. The year’s completion for public schools is noted as a milestone for youth, and the church plans a Sunday night service uniting the season with community offers.
The men's gospel team of Tarkio College, six members, conducted Sunday services at Locust Grove with Mother's Bay as home base. Special numbers by the quartet accompanied by the crowd. The Sunday school class presented each mother with a pink carnation.
The column lists residents and visitors in Omaha, Shenandoah, Clarinda, Peru, Glenwood, Hamburg, and surrounding areas. It records trips by Mr. and Mrs. Solleder, Mrs. Cole, the Steele family, Port Stephenson, Esther Gregerson, and many others, plus local movements, illnesses, and itinerary details.
Mrs. Maydle Metzgur and Mrs. Vink Boone visited Mound City Missouri Friday and spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Boote. Gerald Elvett from Wichita Iowa and several locals appear in a Long Island style roundup of neighbors, births, visits, and community happenings amid farm notes and defense orders.
The Chasing department receives future orders from a Canadian firm valued at W000 and sells sharpeners nationwide. The company notes defense program ties, with Sidney Argue Herald and James Low as accompanying figures. A forced lending is discussed as a test for students amid difficulty in unfamiliar territory.
Mrs Annabel Shaurm of Forved Landing, daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Shaum, member of the Tricia college CAA Aging class, earned compliments from fellow flying class members. During a Tuesday cross country flight S010 her motor failed and she lost power. she selected a field and landed her plane safely, much to instructor George’s relief.
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