The Hamburg Reporter from Hamburg, Iowa • Page 6

HAMBURG, IOWA, BJEPOKTEk. THURSDAY APRIL 27, ti BLUE AND WHITE cTVUssouri By JMek Grade School i Senior Spotlight News Grade teacher i The first graders were happy fames Haras of, enter our class Paul William Laumn, another senior, is the son of Mrs, Harry Lauman and was born October 5, 1342- Five subjects Paul is taking year are health, agriculture Friday. April I economies, chemistry, and Banqi week. They attended our TM hool last year- Paul is a member of the Annual science we have planted rad-' Staff, The Chorus, and the H- During first week of the the dburch took part in pulling: feed grain program sign-Jon the ropes as the plow opened up, 468 farmers signed for par-J furrows on the site of the new tieipation, according to J.CL Brown chuxrhL Assisting the minister, County AJSC committee chairman, the Rev: Harvey Bernhardt, were At the same time, 72 feed grain the Reir, Carol the certificates, totaling QJ58SA6 Methodist Church, the Rev- Jerry 1--District Day for seniors. Court reeds and are -watching them; Club.

He is president of the Tuesday, into Last week we Student Council this year. He is afc 2--Bluejay relays J.J*4-J«* ti LJUULd Jl AO learned some of the prehistoric a member of the Future Farmers Wednesday, May 3 Church night, Besides our min- 1 America and is also reporter Thursday, May 4 Mr. Amos to display of these animals for the organization this vear. see at 1:40. and plants, Mike Douglas, thud.p au i -as president of his Bracer, set up a fine set of his during his sophomore year.

i mninr.als for us. The class enjoyed jj Paul was a member of the foot-' them so much but decided that the ball squad during his freshman, i of our domesticated animals sophomore, and senior years. He' preferable to those that lived lettered in football his "sophomore millions of years ago. and senior years. He has also In art class we have had lessons been active on the track team for In pnper cutting and design.

We the last three years and lettered desired covers for our spelling this sport his sophomore and booklets. We plan to do some i junior years. painting with water colors next! Paul's advice to the men is, "Study hard, wou will T' only April birthday in our never regret it. 7 room will be that of Christine Eh-1 The thing he remembers most lers, April 26. about his hfgh school days is the i football games.

PJE.O. Tea for Senior girls n- chemistry. His hobbies senior girls were quests hunting and reading. Friday, May 5--Senior class trip to Ozarks- Sophomore class picnic in evening. are Corsages were given to the girls at rhe door.

Cottey College. A talk on charm was given Refreshments were served from Mrs. Sara Mae Jackson from Sid-j a beautifully decorated table. It ney. Mrs.

Don Clayton also told was an enjoyable event for all of interesting- facts about the girls. were issued half-payments to participatiEg farmers. The other of payments will be issued in late fall, after participation has been checked. Ostrozu of the Baptist Church, and the Rev. Eddie Cox of the Christian Church.

Construction will start Late this month. I Formal opening of the Jones- Eighteen Rock Port Boy Scouts Mel via Lumber Co. will be Friday will attend the Otoe District and Saturday. Construction on eamporee at Worth County the yards the north edge of near Grant City, May 5 to 7. Rock Port was started late last They will be accompanied by Assistant Scoutmaster Greg Curfman.

A cured ham entered by Paul Bradney Rock Port placed 6th in a field of 34 entries at the competition sponsored by the Missouri year. new St. Paul's Catholic Church at Tsrkio will he dedicate ed at ceremonies June 4, according to the pastor, the Rev. S. J.

Hoppe- A new rectory, near the church, also will be dedicated. State Locker Association in Co-j Bacon entered by Mr.j Junior Long has been employed Bradney placed 7th- as Rock Port street commissioner. He succeeds Max Thomas, who re- The $500 raised at a box supper; signed to enter private business held last week by the Rock Port Golf and Country Club will be Dorothy Frazier. last eeks Senior in the Spotlight. A Mr.

and Mrs Ralph Lyons, Ben-' Mrs. Arnold Spears visited Wed- ny, Gloria and Barbara vis-j nesday afternoon with Mrs. Wil- I ited Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Lyons Saturday evening.

and Mrs. Frank I Mr. and Mrs. Pete Gardner ger Mr. and Mrs.

Arnold Lyons, i called at the Mrs. John Gordon mud Mr. and Mrs. Lyons home Sundaj- morning, art family Sunday dinner Mrs. Frank Crandal and Mrs.

of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pete Gardner called at the Jen- Loerve and family near nie Gordon home Saturday occasion was Konnie Loewe's ing. bin lard Spiegel- Mrs. Josephine Vogel vras a caller in the Wlllard Spiegel home Tuesday mornings to finance installation of air conditioning at the clubhouse.

William Corken, E. R. Dalrymple, Sam Bennington and J. R. Bailey will attend the Drake Relays at Des Moiues Saturday.

The only vacancy on the Rock Port school faculty is for English foreign language instruction. -Mrs. Euna Million of Watson is June. a patient at Hamburg Hospital, where she is receiving treatment for a broken hip. 3Iiss Eileen McCartney, a junior at Fairfax High School, will represent the Fairfax American Legion Auxiliary at Girls' State at Stephens College in Columbia in Tht Northwest Missouri-Northeast Kansas Ban Johnson baseball league will go into action June 4 Mrs.

M.S. Scamman Oias been i with six teams. Playing a schedule named manager of the Rock Portj that will end Aug. 11 will be the municipal pooL The pool will teams from Rock Port, two from open May Miss Carol Unin-1 St. Joseph, Albany, Leavenworth ger of Rock Port, a student and Maryville, Mo Lee Maryville State College, will be, Vogel i the manager of the Rock director of the Red Cross swim-iPo-t club and held tryouts for ming program, which' prospective players at tity park wiil start in early June.

last Sunday spent Sunda and Airs Mr 31r a Robert Fay of Rock Porti Atchison Countv Collector Dean took in in de- A Curfman of Tarkio, linquent taxes in March, which tO where Mr.Uas about $800 over the same Mr and Mrs. Claude Morgan of ning with her parents, Mr. and TS Lloyd Sebek and Linda andj Westboro were Friday evening! Mrs. Ira Dovel. rs- Pete Gardner called at the dinner guests of Mr." and Mrs.

Mrs. Willard Spiegel attended Zimmerman Jr, home Thurs Cliff Cockerham- 2y evening. Crandal called at the and Mrs. Ralph and Mrs. Jc-nie Gordon home Sunday af- Pete Gardner spent Monday in tr--ioon.

Omaha. They dinner guests 'eloris Sears spent Friday nitej of Mr. and Mrs Bob Wheelock Saturday in the Jerry Thomp- and Marilj Kay hame. I Mrs Betty McMurtrey was ad- Ir. and Mrs.

Arnold Lyons vis-j mitted to St. Mary's Hospital in Vernon aL the hospital i Nebr. City Sunday evening- for Ke 15 improv- surgery- in- very satisfactorily at present. Irlrs. Jernie Gordon is visiting Jie- Mrs.

C. E. Ruse, family at 3oone la. this Mr. and Mrs.

Ellis Cattlett, Donnie and Lois Jean called on Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Fender Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs. Bruce Fender, Mrs.

Osborn of Nebraska Cityj Ellis Catlett, Donnie and Lois -Sunday, at the Jennie Gordon home Jean called on Mr. and Mrs. Jess Morgan Saturday evening. A UUhU-J. UCXJf 9 dr.

and 3Irs Arnold Lons a Mrs. Frank Chaney was a Tues- and Mrs. cal-i day dinner Driest of Mr. and Mrs. on Vernon Lyons at the Hand! Cliff Cockerham Mrs.

Willard James, Gene, Stevie and Vincent A ere afternoon callers- Mr and Mrs. Ellis Catlett, Donnie and Lois Jean called on Mn and Mrs. Keith Catlett and family Sunday evening-. Friday. Thompson of Omaha spent thr- Tveek end with his parents, Mr.

a. 7 Jerry Thompson, Trs. Lloyd Sebek and Linda cs -eel on 3Irs Pete Gardner rsday atfernoon. Ir and Jim Gardner of Ilrv erton TV Saturday dinner sts of Mr. and Mrs.

Cliff O-kerhair Afternoon callers Mrs Perry, Mrs. Mar- Clarey. Mrs. Pete Gardner Carl Gardner. "Why Don't They Pull Down The Shades." rothing: to hide.

Costs yrcMriftiatts are dependent o. 4i raonttis. even years of scientific research that goes to development of today's wonder drugs. How much is health worth? How much the loss of a. week's wages from illness? It pays to get a prescription promptly, when ilL PRESCRIPTION DRUCKM5T mimihrnmimmmimnmiil Zuck.

1 T1 0r i Curfman 11 treatment at last and Lois Ann spent bunday eve- 1 pHTiir- i 3iayo uunic. collections were below normal in I ApriL Mr. and Mrs. Don Limnger and Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Fay took ten' Dedication ceremonies for the junior high school students to the, new St. Paul's Catholic Church water ballet at Maryville State at Tarkio nave heen set for June College last Friday Sunday School Board meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Cockerham I the E. R- Church Monday evening-.

Mrs. Raymond Spiegel and Jean attended a pre-nuptial shower honoring- Miss Shirley Zach at the home of Mrs. Max Reed on Sunday afternoon. Miss Barbara Reed and Mrs Jerry Carlock ere co- hostesses. Mrs.

Willard Spiegel called on Jeannette Winkler at Community Hospital on Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Goracke and Lois Ann helped with the serving- of the dinner at the Catholic Church Sunday. Deborah Aistrope was on the sick list and absent from school Tuesday.

Mrs. Dot Brown entertained at a family dinner Sunday. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Athen, Mr.

and Mrs. Earle Athen. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Farley, Mr, and Mrs.

Arnold Athen and Earl Brown. Mrs. Robert Jobes and Mary Beth of Omaha spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Theron Mattes. 'Mr.

and Mrs. Willard Spiegel visited Mr. and Mrs- Willard Nah- kunst in Nebr. City Sunday evening. I 4 Bishop John Cody of Kan! sas City will be in charge of the Three Kock Poit men have been ceremonies.

named to the Atchison county sel- ective service board. They are Mr. and Gordon Clifton Clyde Warren, Harold Lahrs and of Hock Port spent Sunday at the Jack Bratrud- Paul Bradney is home of Mr- and Mrs. Jan Clifton board chairman- in Alb an v- In unique ceremonies, the con- Services were held Saturday at gregation of the Rock Port Lu- the Rock Port Methodist Church theran Church broke ground Sun-, for Opal Herron, 56-year-old land- day for the new church building body was found in on a half-block plot in the south' a pick-up truck in his garage side of Rock Port. Three long Thursday evening.

Coroner C. ropes TV ere attached to a gaily- Gallup called the death surcide. decorated plow, and members of The rites were conducted by the I EAST OF TOWN NEWS (By Mrs. Daisy Liess) Mrs. Paul Winkler and Jeannette attended the Mother-Daugh-1 ter banquet at the Baptist church on Tuesday night- Mrs.

Art Houchins and Mrs. El mer Case attended the funeral of Rufus Thomas on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Art Houchins were Sunday supper guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Mount and daughters. Mrs. Paul Winkler and Mrs. Melvin Kiner called on Mrs- ny Smith and made the acquanit- ance of the new son in the Smith family.

Jeannette Winkler is a patient in the Hamburg Community Hospital suffering from a misplaced vertebrae due to an injury received sometime ago, i Larry Goracke and guest, Jim Rambo, of York, Nebr. were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Goracke and Lois Ann, both attend Lincoln University, Mrs, Martin Goracke visited with Mrs. PJchard Hopkins Tuesday evening.

Calf A calf of unusual size, only 12 inches high, was born recently to a black angus cow owned by Louis Chapman of Messena, Mr. Chapman reports the calf is doing fine, runs and plays the same as a normal size calf" Body Work By Expert Body Repairman Front End Alignment With Newest and Best Equipment SEE US FOR ESTIMATES KEN HUDSON CHEVROLET CO. Sidney, Iowa RALPH R. BEAL "Realtor" REAL ESTATE FARM LOANS INSURANCE SERVICE ret 65 Hamburg, It SEASON OPENING WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE HAMBURG AW Drive-In Opens Saturday, April 29 Featuring A Root Beer, Orange, Coffee, Milk, Mlts, Sandwiches, French Fried Potatoes and Onions. GOOD FOOD CLEAN FOOD FAST SERVICE Open 11 to 11 weekends, and 4 to 11 week days until school is out, then 11 to 11 every day.

AW Drive-In North Washington St, Hamburg Donald Pierce, Owner Carl HMjkjKtauo, assisted by the Ostronu Burial in Gnunge Hal 1 north of Bock Port, He is by his -wife, Mrs. Sylvia of the home; one daughter, Mrs. Verna Pratt. Glenwood, Iowa; sisters, Mrs. Thomas Warneke and MTBL Pearl Mfllsap, both of Rock Port; Mrs.

Marie Moritz, Hastings, Nebr-; Mrs. Charles Ferguson, Shenandoah, and Mrs. Nina less, Tarkio; five brothers, Jess Herron, Ross Herron and Koberfc Herron, all of Rock Port, Roy Herron of Shenandoah, and Albert Herron of Watson. Bates have been set for the week of graduation activities Tarkio College in May. The in- auguartion of Dr.

WOOL Schnechter as the sixth president of Tarkio! College urill be at 2 jn. May 27, followed by a reception at Hop-! kins Hall at 3:30. That night the annual alumni banquet will be I held in Rankin Hall, and reserva-1 tions for the banquet must be made with Alumni Secretary Kyle by May 20. Baccalaureate services will be at 8 p.m. in Rankin Hall on May 28- Commence-) inent exercises will be at 10 ajn.

May 29 at Rankin Hall, followed! by the picnic at noon thft Atchifton County Alumml and Tot- mer Student AMc Miss Ruth Bonn, a Tarkio College senior from Monmoutb, will give her senior organ recital in the college chapel April 30 at 4 p.m. The recital will be open to the public. PROFESSIONAL CARDS Dr. H. OPTOMETRIST --Nebraska City Office-Every week day except ITS PICNIC TIME! Pkme Formerly Wolf Optical JOHNSON FUNERAL HOME O.

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