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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1917
Page
5
The column from Farragut details visits and travels of residents including Roy Wykoff of Hamburg, EB Berry’s family, Rev George Wood from Rerd Oak, and missionary Rev Galt from Fung Chow. It covers social events at churches, Thanksgiving gatherings, engagements, weddings, and local anecdotes about neighbors, travel, health, and farm work, ending with funeral notices for Mrs James Tackett and related family attendance.
Our school began again Monday after the two day Thanksgiving vacation. Miss Marie Zack and Ruby Barnes visited Austin school last Friday. Miss Estelle Hatfield y Corning Wednesday evening of last week, to spend Thanksgiving with home folks. Brice Bell and the other boys who were with him arrived safely home last Friday evening from their trip to Detroit. They seem glad to be at home again, to our milder climate, having had two feet of snow and ten below zero weather to contend with on the first part of their return trip. Leta Schneider, Wilma Garrett and Vernon Fletcher, Hamburg students, spent Thanksgiving at home. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Hinze enter-
The Cox Chapel ladies meet with Mrs. George Gilmore on W E McCord who moved to Nebraska City earlier this week. Carl Hinze finished corn husking and has been building fence. Chas Belcher sold shoats. Leon Glenn's parents visited from Plattsmouth. Abner Gilmore finished corn husking and feeds hogs. Pie supper Friday night. Remember you.
The item lists a weekly war time recipe for peanut butter chops with specific measurements and steps. It mentions Herman Zamzow feeding his heifers and losing one, plus Mrs. Ernest Rosenthal remaining on the sick list. It notes community aid to the Red Cross.
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