Tarmburg High to Graduate Forty One Tonight
Tarmburg high will graduate forty one students at the auditorium tonight as the school year closes with the last chapel Friday morning. The program opens at 8 o'clock and follows the schedule announced in the Reporter. The Baccalaureate was Sunday evening, with Rev. Horace A. Larsen delivering a sermon praising youth and wealth. The senior class play Mul Farm was staged Tuesday and Wednesday under director Wm. Okrent and stage manager Mary Glenn, with business manager Dorothy Catlett and faculty advisors. Special numbers included piano by Alice Austin, vocal solo by Marguerite Zach, and Betty Elder’s tap dance. The cast featured Agfths Bilscomb, Betty Harrow, Retey Baker, Rex Gilmore, and others. Friday’s farewell chapel at 10 will include awarding eighth grade diplomas and honors. Next Monday, the All-Pay Hike item notes a cabin project at Murrey farm in the state park with help sought for heavy work. Rev. Wayne Clark is named as scoutmaster. The P. E. D. met with Mrs. David Ljukin. Mrs. A. Wanamaker gave a report on the Sioux City state convention.
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Tarmburg High
Bo'lock
Horace A. Larsen
Presbyterian Church
Browgt
Mul Farm
Wm. Okrent
Port of
Mary Glenn
Dorothy Catlett
Ben Givens
Misses Mar
Plagee
Chas. Breedlove
Vanamaneemense Ameri
Mitchell
Kiwanis District Meeting Draws Shared Talent
Kiwanians from Mimeari Valley and Hamburg traveled to Missouri Valley on Tuesday for a Kiwanis district gathering. A speaker from International headquarters gave the evening address. Each club performed a short program piece, highlighted by Kenneth Smith’s chalk talk delighting attendees.
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Kiwanians
Mimeari Valley
Fred Gordy
J. H. Bang
Mileer Wayne
Harned Martin
W. H. Kerr
L. B. Carrol
Dr. RB
Dan Jey
Kenneth Smith
Missouri Valley
Kiwanis
International
Hamburg
Kenneth
Alm
Long Time Resident Dies in Hambury
Eva Muebler Kennel, born in Holbwek Germany on June 19, 1849, died at home Monday after a brief illness. A pioneer resident of Hamburg, she immigrated in 1863 with her parents and lived a life of community involvement. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 PM at the Evangelical church, with interment in Hamburg's cemetery.
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Eva Muebler
Holbwek
Germany
Axl
United Sates
Stel
Brooklyn
N. Y
John Wagner
Hamburg
Mamsurg
Wille
Cirel Ie
Fone
Otn hermeMrey Vine
Gus Wagner
Kate Laurisson
W. A. Clore
Imogen
Purg. Win. Buebler
Thorps to Sitney Soon Thorp to Cook in Sidney
Thorp will base his work as cook with the Borel Layal and join Sidney for a new case opening soon. Mr Thorp is an excellent cook who has catered to the public taste for years. The community laments Ma and Mrs Thorp leaving Hamtung after many years of active involvement.
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Thorps
Sitney
Thorp
Sidney
Hamtung
Reporter Visit Highlights World Fair From South Iowa
A group of twenty from southern Iowa toured the Century of Progress with reporters from Malvern and Afton Star Enterprise. The Beaton City plan offers a week at the fair for 54.95 including lodging meals transportation admission golf swimming and car parking with child care and bedtime service.
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Ee Gues
Besten Cy
Iowa
Vain Wortman
Malvern Lauder
Russell Mayers
Afton Star Enterprise
Ope
Thosy
Lin
Beaton City Way
Duke Childsta
Death of Clarence Zuck After Auto Collision in Abing County
Clarence Zuck, a well known farmer from Merlingworth, Abing County, died after his car was struck by a vehicle while assisting with a breakdown near Shenandoah. He was 58 and survived by his widow, three sisters Maude Boetiner Susie Miller Ella Miller, and brother Wash Zack. Funeral held at Orange Hall with burial in the local cemetery.
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Clarence Zuck
Une Shenandoah Hospital
Supaey
Mra
Zuck
Spenandoah
Clarence
J.B. Bushman
St. Joe
Clarence Zack
Abing County
Missouri
Merlingworth
Maude Boetiner
Susie Miller
Ella Miller
Wash Zack
Orange Hall
Hamburg Lest Out at Sectional Tournament
Hamburg moves through sectional action as John Barker and John Bunker star in a page of local sports. The piece recalls Hamburg’s 1861 war veterans, community figures, and a baseball season ending with a narrow loss while aiming for an Ames state spot.
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Hamburg
Meeting Recap From Local Progressive Society
A Friday gathering included a short election for the new year with members not seeking re election. Mrs A D Hensteigh presided over the events. A play titled The Swallow was presented by Pithe filerng school under Mrs A Nielk. Moe Maxine Claflin assisted with plans as pupils performed plays and a home economics style show directed by Ina Lari mar showcased garments under May Ina Lari mar.
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Mary
Allivers
A.D. Hensteigh
Ni ePithe Filerng
A. Nielk
Moe Maxine Claflin
Pupirs
Mie
Mie Divesion
Miay Ina Larimar
Business Women Winners at the State Convention
Hamburg's Hethe Business and Professional Women club claimed top honors at the Sioux City state convention. Members Wright Beasley and Lauritsen attended, with reports praising the welfare program, outstanding service awards, and strong membership growth. The club earned the most outstanding record, surpassing rivals, and the general program emphasis highlighted by Mrs Wright’s leadership.
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Hamburg
Hethe
Sioux City
John Wright
Ruoy Beasley
Ray Lauritsen
Clu
Rhetta Ireland
Helen Wright
Leon Thorj
Otto Pulman
der Rosa
Bess Danforth
Cady Cornutt
Dean Porterfyld
Maude Raup
Ellen Waters
Mra J. Wright
Ovatrian
Chituya Udy
Fire Near School Leads to Identity Confusion and Arrests
A night-time disturbance near a school sparked a surveillance case as witnesses misidentified suspects. Three youths aged around fifteen gave false names to authorities after a tense incident, while a director clarified he was not responsible for the group. The event ended with a cautious police statement and local inquiries.
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Winie
Hianihary
Fuad
Wielhy
Chinih
Garet
Garst
Uiek
Albert
Clarence, Smith
Donald Wolly
Wayne Chute
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John Barker
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