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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1925
Page
7
Mrs Cecil Richards and late daughter Dorma left for Fort Laramie Wyoming after visiting her parents the Crabtrees. Many residents and visitors frequent the Watson area with reports of school games, family visits, church revival, club programs, and upcoming events including a chicken grab fest November 21 and Armistice Day activities.
Mr and Mrs Q F Conther and Myrtle Rogers of Tunhar spent Sunday at the Will Rogers home. Billy McCluskey was down from Thurman on business Thursday.
North of Town Mr and Mrs Ollie Zucka and Velma visited Vern Wray home. Mr and Mrs George Miller and children spent Sunday with friends in Watson. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Tracy Hubill. Mr and Mrs Ray Watte of Oma fu spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Elmer Wall. Knappe was called to Sidney for grand jury service. Eva Taker visited Saturday night at the Lloyd Simpson home. Everett Johnson of St Joseph spent Sunday with Mrs Clark Scott and family. A surprise party was planned and carried out for Mrs Lawrence Parker Tuesday night. About thirty young people met and played games. refreshments served. Bhner Watt shucking corn for Wissenin-liw Sam Hickman at Westharo. A basket dinner at Robert tose home. The following people were present including Mr and Mrs Chan Wink and Barbara, Mrs Victor Driever Theran Driever Badie Holliman, Mrs Sarah Winkred and family, Anna Driever, Lue McGoogan of Lincoln, Mr and Mrs Wilfrad and Raymond Driever and baby of Sidney, Mrs dim Hall of Rock Port visited Elmer Watts’ home. Frederick Johnson started to school after six weeks with whooping cough. Sunday was Vernon Fox’s birthday with dinner.
A report from the Warneke area describes Mrs. Alfred Sloey of Contral District suffering a broken arm and several fractured ribs when the Sloey Chrysler sedan left Highway No 1 near Rock Port. The crash occurred on a snowy grade as the car slipped across dirt, the family attempted to yield to an eastbound vehicle. The other occupant Dwight aided and Sidney Argus assisted at the scene. The injured were taken to Dr Love for care amid concern over possible later symptoms.
A man from the Centennial area had his left hand badly mangled by a bare-saw while sawing wool at home. While placing a wood piece, another plank struck the saw and pushed his hand into the blade, injuring bones and flesh. Doctors Strickland and Chamberlain treated him. he will be incapacitated for weeks. Source: Atchison County Mail. Subscribe for the Reporter.
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