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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1925
Page
13
Cherry nurses a Christmas Eve fire at a hospital on a southern island. A mysterious stranger and a seaside reunion with David reveal a plan to bring New England Christmas to Cherry. The moonlit beach scene ends with a proposal and dreams of a snowy home.
A festive scene on Christmas Day in a hospital ward where nurses doctors and patients share maple sugar instead of a wedding cake. The cheerful treatment and varied voices reference a man named David and a motherly figure amid the holiday mood.
The Percival News reports Mrs. David Sleiger and her Malgram family visiting her parents in town. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lon host relatives as Tabor visitors stop by Saturday. Best Ever club meets with twelve members and a pleasant afternoon. Several locals, including Mr. and Mrs. James Armstrong, travel from Tabor to see relatives. A chimney fire narrowly averts disaster at the T. J. Monaghan home. Wilbur Spurlock loses a milk cow. Far King oversees field work in McFaint. Rose Garnsey visits from Sidney to tend farm interests. Mrs. S. M. Scripture returns from Sidney and stays with sister Mrs. S. I. Ricketts. Pet Brockie rests from route work and teaches corn husking. James Armstrong and Carl Snyder visit from Tudor and Sidney respectively.
Mr onl Mry and Lewis Lord spent Sunday at the home of Harry Gibson in Malvern.
North of Town notes numerous visits and gatherings. Robert Bote family attended a Friday party at Charley Winkler, while Homer Baker and daughters Eva and Marjorie called Sunday on Walter Johnson. Vernon Fox visits Sidney and Moonton. Mrs. Fox and children stay on the island as he travels. Twin births reported to Otto Roberts on Clark Scott pia, with only one surviving. Various shops and visits recorded in Nebraska City and Omaha. The Ladies prepared sacks for a farm bureau Christmas tree. Several residents, including Mr and Mrs Fred Johnson, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Simpson, and the Tate and Fletcher families, are noted for weekend activities and hospital visits in St Joseph and Omaha.
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