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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1925
Page
8
Mrs. Carl MeSpadien and her twin celebrate her birthday with family from Riverton and Hamburg while neighbors visit and plan events. Community updates include school enrollment, church meetings, travels to Omaha and Sidney, a large Farmers Elevator coal delivery, and nearby weddings, illnesses, and civic notices.
Sealed proposals and bids will be received until 2 p.m. October 6, 1926, by the City Clerk of Hamburg for waking and reconstruction of pavement with carborah and gutter. The project covers about 72800 square yards of brick and cement work including curb and gutter and various street improvements in limited locations.
Mrs Eu McElroy entertained a number of friends at a one o'clock luncheon last Friday. The afternoon was spent with frames and social time. Guests departed hoping to be guests again. Mrs Rosa entertained the Progressive club on Wednesday afternoon with social time and refreshments. Mrs Ed McElroy hosted the Best Ever club last Tuesday afternoon with a short program and refreshments. Mr and Mrs Tray Winans were Omaha guests on Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs C E Coulter and Myrtle Rogers of Dunbar were dinner guests at the Will Rogers home. Roy Hanna of Dunbar spent Sunday with her parents, Mr and Mrs Rose Jackett. Mr and Mrs Walter Hays visited relatives at Watson Missouri last week. C Spratten of Sidney called on friends here Sunday. Howard Ettieman, ill with a toe infection, returned to Nebraska City for treatment and is improving. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Stanely of Council Bluffs. Several from here attended the rodeo at Sidney Saturday afternoon. James Parkison and family drove to Hastings to visit relatives. Mrs Livy Barker and daughter of Parkville stayed several days at the R R Johnston home. George Rowe and son George Jr of Murr Nebr spent weekend with Will and A C Rogers.
Thurman Times reports Thedore Thendnohs Boont nearly died Monday afternoon in a well east of the Al Smith shop. A mail bucket fell ten feet as it was being hoisted, striking him and opening a gash needing two stitches. He also suffered a broken tach and extensive bruising but survived without serious injuries.
A Ford owned by Frank G. Evang, Swift employee, was taken from 111 Hammond St while his family visited a neighbor. Nearby campers saw men around the car but did not watch closely. Some boys recall seeing people loafing near the site as morning arrived.
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