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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1929
Page
1
A garbled church page summarizes services and events across Congregational, Methodist, and Zion Evangelical churches. Notices include Sunday school cancellations, memorial services, preaching and union services, and forthcoming Brotherhood rallies with pastors and visiting speakers.
Watson area residents share weekend visits and school news. Hindman returns near Fairfax after teaching at Bethany. Ernest Landen visits Maryville parents. Lauber goes home to Shenandoah. Local faculty address at Maryville graduation praised for clarity.
Farm Bureau notes describe serson meetings on poultry management with topics on laying hens diet parasite control and stock management. Riverton township held a regular meeting May 14 with entertainment and business discussion. Girls Club Baby Day is planned for June 25 in Sidney with club history talk by Ruth Venetta. Reports cover Holstein testing at Clarinda state hospital herd and other dairy progeny data, plus orchard pest observations and cedar rust concerns.
Mr and Mrs Charley Clayton visited Suralay with Mrs Isa James and Mr and Mrs Will Tiemeyer and son near Rock Port Sunday. Mrs Harrison Guinn called on Mrs Joe Hamilton Tuesday. The school term closed Friday with a picnic dinner and contests. Winners included Mrs Joe Hamilton in sail driving, Ruby Schmidt in potato race, Walter Lang in sack race. Mrs Albert Hall accompanied Billy Arnold to Tabor for the commencement of Lol Amnald and Jehn Hall. Miss Bertha Stenzel returned from Manses. The Hollimans and families visited Meltiman Sunday. The Case and Subers attended Mount Zion services. Hamiltons with Ruby Beasley attended Boyd Ham Hon visit on Thursday. D W Lang visited near Rock Port Friday. Miss Ivis Leng, teaching near Spotter Tors, Wyoming, returned home Saturday. Lang and the boys met her at Nebraska City. J W Lang and wife travel notes.
Iris Coffey visited Mrs Herbart Coffey and family Sunday at Roy Baker’s home. Daniel Edward is sick with measles. Island boys played ball at Ang’s Sunday afternoon. Rosa Alfison visited in Watson Saturday. Otto Pitman sold hogs in Nebraska City Thursday. Mr and Mrs Kuhns visited Sunday with Mrs EH Gardner. Francis Monk visited home folks Saturday night and Sunday. Billy Arnold visited Lang home Friday. Surprise party honored Island school teacher Mr Mendenhall last Friday at Will Case home with games and cake ice cream. Mr and Mrs Pets Olson and daughter Edna visited Newt Hiatt Sunday. Myrtle Headley visited home folks Sunday night. Alice Vogel visited Marjorie Hiatt Sunday. Mr and Mrs A H Guinn visited Charley Renshaw’s Sunday. Mary and Bill Hollman from Northboro visiting Floyd Holli ron children.
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