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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1920
Page
9
Nebraska City officers sought a man of color on a bad check charge. Marshal Long chased through bluffs but found the wrong culprit. The real suspect later returned, was jailed briefly, and the search concluded with the error revealed and the man released.
Shenandoah World reports local baseball star Pate Simmons of the Red Sox has drawn a spring training offer from the Detroit American League team. Simmons, admired in Alamburg for his skill and character, may join the big club if he proves himself next season.
A note from Dr. Levenster reports he sailed Saturday from New York on the Red Star liner Lapland bound for Holland to settle his father’s estate. He expects to be away about eight weeks, with an eight day sea voyage to Antwerp. He will remain a few days there for passport visa validation before continuing to his homeland.
Thieves burglarized C. S. Long's dry goods store last night stealing furs silk waists silk petticoats and knit scarves valued conservatively at 700 dollars. Entry was made through a west window with a cut screen. tracks suggest a woman was involved and a jewelry-store break-in the same night may indicate a pattern.
Susan Frances Barb Morgan born December 24 1850 Mercer county Missouri died September 23 1920 at age 69 8 29 after six months illness. She married John Morgan October 31 1869 in Hamburg Iowa. Survived by seven children two brothers A G Barb and Z D Barb Kansas City Missouri. Funeral Monday from the Hamburg home eight miles east conducted by Rev W J Mitchell Presbyterian Church then Mount Zion cemetery.
The Service Motors Co. in town reports a drop in Studebaker prices effective immediately after a Studebaker Corporation announcement. An upcoming ad lists model prices since the change. Dealers are protected on any cars on hand not in use or not stocked for over a year.
The Hamburg fair report from last week overlooked mule awards. Morgan & Reeves won mules valued at 58000 dollars and White won mules valued at 10000 dollars.
Hamburg Evangelistic Campaign opens with Evangelist Linden delivering the prayer battle message. Dixon leads the chorus as crowds attend nightly services in the tabernacle at floral hall with free admission and varied weekly topics and church group nights throughout the campaign.
Governor Cox of Ohio toured Hamburg on Wednesday at 11:20 AM with four coaches in tow. A large crowd at the depot heard him speak on the League of Nations and the promise to end war, praising his robust, businesslike demeanor as he handed back aboard the train.
Evangelist Linden leads a Sunday afternoon meeting for Hamburg women and girls eight and older at 3 p m on October 3. Mothers should bring daughters and fathers stay home with younger children to allow wives and grandmothers to attend by car if possible.
F. L. Thompson visited Sidney this week to obtain a passport. He did not go under guard and did not receive a summons. He plans to travel to Central America this winter and is preparing early to avoid last minute paperwork.
Mrs D W Swiguard entertained the M L K Club at her home Friday evening with a large attendance. Forty two in attendance enjoyed conversation as the main entertainment and light refreshments followed.
The Hamburg area kicks off sale season with several events. John Finnell Jr. and Garrett & Crane host Hampshire hogs and horse auctions at the Hamburg fair grounds and George Cummins barn. October brings Egbart farm stock sale near Hamburg, Athen and SonsPoland China sale, Weatherhead Poland China sale, and Duroc Jersey hog sale at the fair grounds. Also October 16 features R L Clark dairy herd sale.
Ernest Grassmeier first joined the draft July 22 1918 and trained at Camp Pike Ark He sailed for France September 22 and died October 14 1918 of bronchial pneumonia at age 27 11 24 He was born near Watson Missouri November 7 1890 and survived by his father two sisters Lillie and Mabel Mrs Anna Mead one brother Will and many friends The service in Hamburg was led by Rev W J Mitchell with American Legion and IOOF support and included taps by H G Dinsmore Large crowds attended the Hamburg cemetery ceremony and readings by the Presbyterian quartet
J L Reid Iris Theatre manager organizes a presidential straw vote on September 30 and October 1. Attendees can vote for president and register preferences on the League of Nations, light wines and beer, and women's suffrage. Event linked with Associated First National Pictures nationwide.
The Hamburg Rendering Company on the Ramsey farm east of town opened this week with a 500 gallon capacity plant using two large rendering tanks. Earl Ramsey and W. M. Hall own the venture, offering free removal of dead animals and selling grease to soap factories. Ramsey, an energetic young man, aims to grow the business.
The Bank of Hamburg shows weekly improvements to increase staff efficiency and customer service. The counter room is extended on the south side and the rear room enlarged for bookkeepers, with north side shelving added for supplies. The completed work aims for a pleasing view and prompt customer accommodation.
Hlere on a Visit Joan Gattschall returned to his home in Granite City IL Tuesday after visiting his sister Mrs Geo Allen another sister in Shenandoah and Mr and Mrs Anton Miller. He had not visited Hamburg since 1872 and was amazed by the town and country’s progress especially the corn fields. He plans to sell his Illinois farm and move near Hamburg.
The Bay View reading circle held a citizenship course with a Monday meeting at Mrs. C. W. Sturgeon's home. Members received sample ballots and learned proper ballot marking and voting process guidance in a practical, informative session.
Lone Chapel Sunday school members hosted a moonlight picnic at Miss Daisy Athen home on Tuesday evening. The gathering featured campfire games and late hour refreshments as the Live Wires praised the Winners for their entertaining hospitality.
Miss Bess Danforth entertained the Minnewaska club members at her home on Friday evening. A good attendance enjoyed a pleasant time playing forty-two, with conversation and refreshments following the game.
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