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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1925
Page
5
Hamburg to dedicate new St Marys Catholic Church next Sunday May 24 at 10 30 am Rt Rev T W Drumm of Des Moines will preside The ladies will serve dinner at noon for 1 90 per plate Public invited. church aims to raise funds to furnish the church and expects a large attendance from surrounding towns
Alonzo Cowles a longtime Hamburg area resident born July 27 1838 died at his home Tuesday after months of illness. He married Carrie Mewis in 1886 and had one son Thaddeus. Survived by three brothers Harve Sanford Festus and others. Funeral services were held Thursday at the Hamburg Presbyterian church with a quartet choir.
Charles Dawson Breedlove respected community member died at his home southwest of Hamburg on May 18, 1928 after a long illness. Born May 39, 1867 in FarmieravilleMo he lived much of his life in Atchison Mo and near Sidney. He joined the Ic of Po lodge at Wamburg and married Miss Wheeler in 1891. Survived by his wife, children Frank L Jia Hart Alfred Ira Elna Addie, a brother Arthur, several sisters, two grandchildren, and many friends. Funeral services were held at his late home Friday at 2 oclock, with Rev Staples officiating. Interment in Waniburg cemetery.
The Odd Tellow Convention follows at Fremont with mort in Hamburg for the county gathering next Monday. Lodges Sidnes Palverton pressent. invitation extended to Tories north to Norths Tiare Westboro and Roels Park. The work in The init labors will be given by Sidney Vader and Randolph foam. Three candidates await the work, which will mean much to local Torte members and visitors. it is expected the hall will be crowded.
A garbled fragment hints at health habits and routines, mentioning visiting a dentist and a growing Vifo pan. The text appears as a stray line with no clear subjects or events, offering little usable factual content.
The week’s events wrap with the new school building opening heightening the celebration. Pupils receive cards on Friday as the term ends, marking a joyful close to the term. The high school orchestra and glee club performed, with Miss Zielke overseeing music. A sermon by Rev. Overholser urged practical lessons for graduates. Faculty changes and upcoming plans for next year were noted.
The article notes a Sunday golf match featuring Leama from ryville Clarinda and The Gale at Hamburg, third in a local series. It mentions a large crowd expected, with warm weather predicted and fans awaiting strong play on the Janihtyy course as part of a broader area golfing event.
The Oloe Food Product plans a four pack spinach run starting Thursday of last week and lasting about three weeks. Poor early plantings due to dry weather limit yield to five to eight tons, with price set at 18 dollars per ton. About fifty workers are employed at the factory, plus those in the fields, with market prospects for the year described.
A garbled local sports note mentions a baseball matchup set for next Tuesday at 4 PM. It references Howard Colon and Keeta pitchers warming up daily, with talk of a final game and past teams from 1884.
Lowis Moger born October 20, 1859 in He Jinais died at his brother's home aged 63 years 6 months 18 days. He moved to Atchigan at age five and lived there the rest of his life. Survived by brother and four nephews. Funeral conducted by High Creek Baptist Church on May 28.
A screening of a lecture film by the author of The Stream of Life and A Maker of Men will be shown at the M. Pnomar Tyoxcay church on May 25. Described as the greatest prohibition film ever produced, it is said to depict tagadiesth as a stark, dramatic facet of everyday life before the eighteenth amendment.
A local cafe named Golden Rad was robbed on Saturday morning. Ten suspects were involved, with items including candy cigars and canned goods taken. The scene suggests a planned act, with authorities noting loyalty indicators among the group.
A column previews a forthcoming event with teams described as dark horses and a mystery lineup. Fans await word on who will represent the setting, while organizers caution against overhyping outcomes and emphasize suspense over spoilers. Local figures named include Nataly and Dannygan, with hints of a dramatic, uncertain evening to come.
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