18 Dec 1930
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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1930
Page
1
The Hamburg Reporter notes a post office issue and subscription policy across Fremont and adjoining counties. Subscriptions must be prepaid and remain valid until renewal after expiration, with advance payment required for continued delivery.
The article argues pride in home life and city spirit can motivate progress without vanity. It warns against boastful pride or excessive dissatisfaction while urging citizens to value local advantages and work together to serve Hanover.
The article argues Christmas cards remain valuable by reminding friends of kind thoughts, yet warns against turning them into mere formality. It emphasizes tradition’s positive influence and cautions economic progress not to erode cultural values, noting tall buildings and innovation as examples shaping modern life.
Tiemayer received word of his father’s death and burial occurred in Langdon Missouri. Community members expressed sympathy at the sinkire neighborhood. The Thimble club met with Mrs. Doe Hamilton and others for a Christmas quilt event. Several visits and entertainments at local homes followed, including charity duties and family gatherings.
East Side notes show farm bureau events at Sphunba schoolhouse for children, music lessons led by Mrs. Victor Catlett, and visits by Mildred TaPort Lavella Brown and Edith Nook to Columbia school. Local residents Wilkinson, Weisenberger, and Hartman attend gatherings, with cattle feeding, Christmas events, and travel to Omaha for shopping.
The Percival News reports Roy Mullen and Mrs Jean Everdon of Omaha wed at the Robert Jonsson home on Sunday afternoon with Huy D B G Prather performing. Attendants included Mr and Mrs Willem Yates of Omaha and Mr Mullen is a cousin of Mr Jonsson, auditor for Omaha National Bank. Several local residents noted attendance or travel news while a missionary, Miss Murphy, spoke at a church hour. the piece mentions various community activities and upcoming events, reflecting a busy local social scene.
Extension department sends notices to communities as 40 people respond to planned farm bureau women meetings. Scott township attendees include Mrs W M Leeka and others. Benton group lists several names. Percival hosted a follow up on Growing Up With Music using a Victrola. Social visits featured Mr and Mrs F E Wadhams and others in nearby towns.
The article lists Christmas and church events across several faith groups. Meidlinger and MacMillan signatories invite worship, choirs, and programs at churches with Bible school activities, carols, and a Sunday schedule including services, vesper plans, and a joint Christmas gift drive supporting Korea or India. Continuous rehearsals and evangelist plans accompany seasonal services through December 25 and Christmas Eve programs.
Sunday school at 10 00 urges all children bring parents. The lesson a Christmas story of the Christ child. Morning service at 11 00 a sermon. Evening at 7 90 young people and choir present The Holy One of Israel. Bible echo last Sunday drew 114 present. Christmas program 7 30 p m. Loyal Sister and youth classes met Friday night packing boxes for Christian Home. Morning worship 1 00 p m with organ prelude The Birthday
A short program from the day school features Rev Wm Buehler leading solos and duets including Long Years Ago and We Would Be God with performances by Paul Travis and Gilbert. A brief offering for orphans accompanies the concert in the church.
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