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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1925
Page
1
The Hamburg Reporter advertises subscription prices for Fremont and surrounding counties with rates for one year two dollars and a note that subscriptions must be prepaid. The paper remains a second class matter at the Hamburg Post Office and lists the editor and offices.
Local notices invite attendance at Zionw Church Gare eogge and nearby congregations. English service at 10 15 am, German service at 12 30 pm, revival plans, and joint events with Mission and Methodist churches. Pastor Silas R Overhulser outlines schedules including Sunday school, worship, Endeavor groups, choir practice, and interchurch revival meetings through October.
Epworth League hosts 6230 address study month long with a 7:20 pm worship. Choir praise and third service blessing urged. pastor EL Stone invites all members. Bible school notes strong attendance and preparations for Friday evening program with men and boys versus women in entertainment. Nearby Watson notes report convention attendance, community visits, and local social events amid a busy week.
Misa Mildred Rogers spent the weekend with friends in Council. Bats Mrs. George Hollingsheld ana non Rey of Dance, Iowa, visited last week at the home of her sister, Mrs J.C. Copeland. Mrs. F. E. Hazelwood entertained the Best Ever club Tuesday afternoon. After the business session, social time and refreshments followed. Miss Grace Graham, attending college in Tabor, spent the weekend at home. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. O'Brien and granddaughter Phillis Clatsin returned to Anselma after a week with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Charlies Graham and son Jack of Sidney were dinner guests at the Harry Snyder home. Mrs. A. C. Rogers hosted six o'clock dinner for local teachers. Mrs. W. W. Ettleman and son Howard returned from Nebraska City where Howard is improving after foot treatment. A funeral for Mrs. John a at Tucemsch drew many locals. Jack Withers attended the Omaha river service last week. Gerald Henkie and son Donald of Dunbar visited relatives here. Mrs. Fred Nevesr of Nebraska City visited relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Larsh Bay went to Omaha. Eve treated, then Mr. Bay faced ongoing health issues.
Daughters and relatives visit. Mrs Carpenter in St Joseph Hospital shows improvement after a blood transfusion on September 26. Tarkio volunteers answered a St Joseph appeal with fifty responders. RW Timberlake became the successful donor after several rejections.
A fifteen year old girl from the Carey family was fatally injured Sunday when a bullet pierced her leg and another fire wound damaged the bone. Doctors were summoned, but surgery was required to address the injuries. The incident occurred at the Carey residence and the conditions of those involved were reported as serious.
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