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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1930
Page
6
Axel Soderberg Ericksdahl entertained friends and relatives Wednesday evening at her home. The pleasant gathering featured remarks and light refreshments.
A Wichita woman extols Konjola for twelve years of stomach trouble relief with dramatic personal testimony. The piece then lists Stamford drugstore availability and a string of local social notices, gatherings, and guest visits across Stamford and nearby Spur communities.
The community reports Swedish Lutheran church activities led by Hiram Olson and E O Soderberg with Miss Adeline Stenholm as pianist. Birthday donations from Miss Mildred Seth marked the morning service by Carl Hedberg in Swedish. Professor Fritz Gustafson conducted the evening service with Mrs Gustafson on piano. Community gatherings and spring weather hopes accompany notices of Harry Gustafson resuming studies in Austin.
New Hope residents attend a family reunion at PD A Day's home with Ruby Day of Pecos visiting. Numerous relatives from Stamford Abilene and Edinburg travel and visit, others fish on the river, attend ball games at Anson and Lueders, and several locals visit, travel, or host with ongoing community notes on sickness, church services, and local improvements.
Jim Tom Lueders and Mrs. Gott of Roscoe visited sister Mrs. Elvin Barrow on Thursday. Dozens of relatives and friends from Greenville Avoca and nearby towns spent last week visiting and hosting fam ily members across Leeders, Avoca, Albany and Abilene.
President Hoover signed the Smoot Hawley tariff bill, making it law with new duties at all ports. Conferees led by Reed Smoot and Willis Hawley guided the measure through a lengthy debate, amid political tension and anticipated post signing battles.
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