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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
5
Frank Zutz, a contractor and builder, is described as a constructive thinker who notes that a widow is not the only woman with a late husband. On the repeal of the 14th Amendment he quips that you cannot vote the way you drink, since only one vote is allowed.
A long letter from Hamburg, Kansas, counters claims that a woman founded Mothers Day, crediting a man Fred Travis of Aberdeen Washington with research. The missive recounts past editorials, personal reminiscences, and a February 1930 feature, while urging publication of corrected history and shared documentation. It also includes a neighbor of the editor from Paris trip notes and family addresses.
A fragmented letter from Paris dated May 20, 1920, recalls visits by Ines Bod from Puls Setatee and mentions Mr how and her. It notes a Parey event reseed in i and smother Haraurie, with references to Tift igrets and a paneer reception. Elbert Deis and Percy are named among known connections, with vague notes on reception times and common acquaintances.
Muperd daughter and Mrs I Mundell wed Larry Bunt in Kansas City ceremony. Newlywed couple reside in Omaha. Mrs Munt greeted with best wishes. Sunday School event hosted by Getruki Hutton at Fred W Hill’s home west of Hamburg with games and light refreshments. Mrs Arthur Scranton, 58, died in Boston after a nervous breakdown. formerly operated stores in Hamburg and Red Oak. Follow up meeting at Mrs Forrest Varley’s with eleven ladies and lesson on money and sharing home duties. Local want ads praised for quick sales. Paritan laundry tour by Church of Christ women to Shenandoah included 23 attendees.
A Timble Treat club held a Tuesday evening dinner at Civ dining hour. After a splendid supper, Helen Wright and Dr. Rhetta presented the program for the meeting. Copp was out of town visiting AL. members enjoyed an engaging discussion of the day’s activities in eastern cities.
Miss Helen Brown and David Gough wed Sunday as neighbors hosted a wedding shower at the Harfey Brown home. A family picnic followed at Cecil Bellew’s Thurman residence with many local families in attendance.
A long stream of visiting friends and family details follows with Elmira Gore of Sidney and many neighbors listed. The excerpt shifts to a feature on American home life, praising conveniences from pianos to radios and attributing high living standards to advertising and newspapers, noting aviation industry employment rising from five to seventy five percent.
Mrs. G. B. Van Alst of Cedar Rapids says eight bottles of Konfala cured her eight year kidney weakness and severe headaches. She previously suffered nightly with dizziness, fainting risks, and long constipation before finding relief with the laxative.
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