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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1932
Page
4
Riverton notes reflect a community united by hardship and care. Clifford Billings and kin receive support as a hospital skull-operation saves life while a fatal west of town accident claims Wilner Faggitt. Neighbors host visitors, church programs, and festive acts amid sickness and weather.
Mrs Walter Gordon and daughter Mary visit cousin Silas Cran recovering in Hamburg hospital. Many local families share Christmas with relatives, attend programs, and report illnesses. An aged relative Douglas Herron dies, with services at the Grange Hall. Several cars, dinners, and neighborly gatherings noted across Riverton and nearby towns.
The report lists Rit and Beil Anderson and family hosting and visiting neighbors during the weekend. Irene Bemosthauer of Omaha joined from out of town for meals at the Anderson home while Mr and Mrs Jerry Yantess and Mr and Mrs Alex Vogel with son were seen at nearby residences.
J Arthur visited at the Ralph Pusdon home Thursday evening. Bob Case and family stayed with his parents. Irene and Ader Sehlotthauver joined Christmas dinner at the A J Sehlotthauer home. Arthur Vogel hosted guests. Walter Vogel, Dan Bocoomky and families shopped in Nobtrasta City. An operation was performed Friday morning at Hawsburg hospital. Ralph Risdon and son Paul planned visits with relatives in Manss. Mrs. Deny Vawter spent a few days with her parents. Min Ball Anderson was visiting.
The Mormon Anderson family Mr and Mrs Bil Proppsod son attended Christmas dinner at the Dan Gocalsiaky home. Pot luck entries were welcome though most items came from plain everyday work.
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