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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1941
Page
8
A compact guide to everyday expressions used in Latin America. Includes greetings Buenos días Buenos tardes Good morning good afternoon Good night Hello and farewell phrases Gracias No hay de que Pardon me Perdoneme Hasta luego Hasta pronto Adiós.
The Hamburg Reporter records the opening of the WB bridge after closures causing travel disruption. It notes plans for commencement services at Hamburg High School, a senior class graduating roster, and a May 39 event titled The Devils Scrapbook. Also mentioned are obituary notices and local arrangements for funeral services in Hamburg.
A garbled Methodist church program outlines Farragut high school commencement May 14 with processions, prayers, and hymns. It mentions speakers, class history, faculty, and the event’s orderly sequence, though many names and details are unreadable.
A long, fragmented local article lists students, families, clubs, and events. It notes Glee and Carl McIntyre as grandchildren, praises the Armiral high school year for 1941, mentions the yearbook photographer Tommy Miller and staff roles, and describes several society meetings, church groups, and community visits with numerous names, places, and upcoming activities.
Payne Oy Mrs Fasan and the Valley Farm ladies met Thursday afternoon with Mrs Ray and other members present. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be with Mr Monroy Gockerham. Attendees included Orkin, Gordon, and more as they shared news of family visits and local happenings around Peru Nebraska.
Local male students organized a fitness drill at the high school gym, aiming to boost health and team spirit. Participants formed a men’s group inside the school facility, signaling youth engagement in sports activities.
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