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Newspaper

Hamburg Reporter

Location

Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1935

Page

7

Local Coral Notes Highlight Wide Social Roll Call

Vern Woody had his longons removed Friday. Pat Matthews was a visitor in Karpms City last week. Mrs. Pansy Routh visited relatives in Watson. Many neighbors and families are noted in this community roundup with visits, illnesses, and trips to Lincoln, Des Moines, and Omaha.

Vern Woody Hs Lonalls Ares Caflay Pat Matthews Karpms City Carl Headley Joe Aeshna Pansy Routh Watson Dalles Perry Verant Matthews Kansas City Ceci Marth

Community News From Madison Area Families

The Madison News reports social visits and local movements across Madison area households. Hatty Zuck family, Arnold Zuck visited. Vern Findley made a business call in Tabor. Adkins of Tear Riverton visited Brown family. Max and Maxine Richardson of Hamburg spent days with Pinchey and Inchanison relatives. Earl Morgan shopped in Shenandoah. Bell Telephone crews moved lines ahead of summer work on the golden Rod. Miss Mela Bauman of ParsSSut visited relatives. Dorothy Morgan hosted guests. Glen Edgerton delivered hogs to Omaha. Mr and Mrs Nook and Mildred visited Bila Myers’ kin. Bily Bindley and Velma Richardson traveled to South Sioux City for Findlay and Neva Richardson. Dorathy Morgan to Kansypecily for summer. major trip to the Cuarkk planned. York Nebr visitors to Nessinter and Arb or Sooner home. funeral arrangements for Charles Randel noted. Past three weeks’ rains aided gardens but delayed field work. fields may need replanting. Glen Edgerton and Virginia visited Ray mond Nack’s home. Sunday services held. Sunday school attendance listed at forty-two. Borathy and Mary Morgan hosted Pinnall guests. further family visits reported.

Harry Mansfeld Leslie Hardy Council Bluffs Burclay B. W. Marin Wim White Mesdames Bruce Matthews Dean Spitler E. J. Clary Riverton Harry Martin Atti Putas Burlington Meadunes A. E. Wanamker Reeves A. R. Wanamaker Iss Ruth Wanamaker Jack Rubey Milt Richards State Park Charis Nelson Chris Bratt Worthington Minn Betty Jean Williams Chris Kratt Bever Todalan Will Yates Min Ella Hatten Roy Hatten Grace Woodhouse Carydatr Jn Clarence Wickman Cincinnatil Jn Norman McKean A. J. Bensleigh Oman Marty Jane Robert Hensteigh J. Luther Dougan. Mrs. Carl Frode Miles Velina Jerome Freda Watson Vista Mamburg Louise Woldline Webster City Leon Gleno Wil Rubey Ghrin George Eric Carl Hoover Nebraska Tommy Milton Ale Hance Shenandoah Lelwhlon Reed Bidney Ubey F. G. Barnet Farle Colling Tardy College Barnes Simpson College Virginia Fine Vern Hills Everet, Mead Lincoln Des Moines Burke Biavions H. Mansfield Malvern St. Joe Anirel Mansfield Thay Kansag City Pha Aid of the Baptist ES. Reeves Waehent Moon Nelle Gordon Walter Gordon Nellie Neva Hichardson Sioux City Stinewar Nore Keeltey Hatty Zuck Gladys Marvin Femburs Arnold Zuck Vern Findley Tabor Clifford Adkins Tear Riverton Zack Brown Max and Maxine Richardson Hamburg D. B. Pinchey Boyd Inchanison Earl Morgan Shenandhal Bell Telephone Company Golden Rod This Summer. Miss Mela Bauman of Parrassut Merl Miler Adora Ray Miller Frieda Smith Robert Finnell Max Dougan Hambury Dorothy Morgan Glen Edgerton Omaha Dulf Nook Mildred Bila Myers Bily Bindley Velma Richardson South Sioux Neb Mib Ess Findlay Neva Richardson Mike Brown Omaha Imarket Omaha Imarket Wedseeday Miss Dorathy Morgan Left Mottley Tooming Zephyr Kansypecily der Unere Nurit Fred Chandler Mise Tealen Lhe Cuarkk Tiarothy Mundel Ponk York Nebr Nessinter Arbor Charles Randel Mrs. Simpson Pinnall Wamburg

Uncertain Fragments From A Local Event Note

Fragmentary OCR text mentions Meek and Grove with Régerian at a today event. No clear names, places, or actions emerge to form a dated report or outcome. Summary reflects fragmented note of a local cultural gathering without verifiable details.

Round the Bluff community notes on illness and visits

Arnold urong has recovered from a long illness and many local families gather for meals and visits. Anabelle Hatten and friends traveled from Tarkia for a week of visiting. Miss MeKer'sFinley Ia home, Darrel Marte and Hubert Faye are at Des Moines. group photos taken at the state park before summer departures.

A Chemical Age Unveils Substitutes in Goods

A fragment notes widespread substitution in fashion and materials. It cites artificial flowers, Paris designs on hats, plastic imitations of pearls and furs, rayon silks, and substitutes for wool, jetting to a claim that modern chemicals drive these changes. The text mentions a local town scene contrasting with a royal palace setting.

Paris Wien Vanquoise Modern Chemical Industrialem Bert Gils Mart Palace Greenwich Roy

Fragmented historical excerpt on industry and population

A garbled narrative surveys the industrial revolution and its social impacts, noting the rise of factories, production, and urban growth. It mentions power, trade, and chemical production, then shifts to a confused reference to navigation, ships, and a Maryland pharmacy statistic.

Heney VIII Ane ‘Boleyn Bart Francis Drake Ranelscraft Iimense Sizr Linws Sianees Soci

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