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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1930
Page
14
Alpena residents recount visits from T George and Will Bromwell of Wessington Springs and other relatives. church programs, school activities, funerals, and community gatherings populate the week with travels to Mitchell, Aberdeen, Redfield, and Burr Oak. Local families attend meetings, birthdays, and charity drives while townsfolk share news of illnesses, hospital stays, and home improvements.
Fragmented OCR mentions Frank Eberhard Hone Sunday and visits to R Barnes home in Dgsternone. Referenced Peek, a teacher of the Waht school, and a remark about pupils being free from mumps. Text is garbled with several unreadable words and a claim that a school was not closed.
St Lawrence resident Mrs. Kintigh has suffered another stroke and is in critical condition. Glenn Ross and family move into the J. Wilsom residence. Ross takes charge of the Farm Union Oil and Supply station. Rev. J. T. O Neill drove to Gann Valley to hear the Yankton Glee club and visit daughter Verna, a club reader. Mrs. Susie Smith returns from New York to her rooms in the Frank Clege home. Junior C. E. hosts a high school gym party. chaperons were Mr. and Mrs. M. Thompson and Mr. Morrow. Mrs. C. L. Feree has recovered enough to visit friends across the street. Lenna O Neill has been ill with influenza and under a doctor's care. Mrs. Charles Shepard sold household goods stored in town. Mr. and Mrs. Will Herman moved back to their farm so children can attend school. Ruth Rice, a teacher in Onids, visited relatives here. St. Lawrence Commercial club met Tuesday. Ladies Aid plans a supper at the bank basement Saturday. Jessie Kintich returned from Cherokee Ind where she attended a cousin's funeral. Girl Reserves of St Lawrence had a busy week with programs at Wayland, St Lawrence, Prairie Chapel, and Sunbeam. 25 girls directed by Mrs. J. T. O Neill. Mrs. Robert Shepherd visits Washington to see children. Mrs. P. C. Arends visits sister in Pierre. Prof. Tash car. Naomi Plint visited relatives over Sunday, returning to Aberdeen Normal.
Varyland A birth announced for the Wineger pair on Friday March 28. Vern Marshall and Mes Walton Garber attended the funeral of Marshall’s sister Mas Monty Kahre in Wesington Friday. Mr and Mrs Alfred Monson left for Interior South Dakota. Mrs Hanson formerly Sylvia Paulsen. Mrs Emma Erwin of Miller visited Wayland Friday. Mrs Jack Sisk and daughter and Mrs …
The article records a local visit by Zela Winegar of Milter to the Floyd Wineger home Saturday. Sunday night the Girl Reserves held recognition for new members and announced rings for eligible former members. Named new members include Helen Byers, Helen Sedara, Verlyn Wood, Dorothy Ravenscroft, Ruth Byers, Lois McGuire, Twila Paulsen, and June Dean French. Carl Ravenscroft clerks at Wayland store during A. Ravenscroft and L. D. Ballantyne’s illnesses. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Brown and family visited the Ravenscroft home Sunday. Ernest Gadow and Velda Ravenscroft were visitors in Huron Saturday. Hilary Major, Yankton college student, spent the weekend at home.
Conde residents share news of departures and visits including Alice Haight resuming university studies in Minneapolis, Ernest Halliday and family planning Gary trip, and visits from Bert Cobb and Miss Mazie Walker. The junior play Contrary Mary is set for April at the municipal building.
Mrs George Hewitt left Saturday for Minneapolis to visit her daughter and will return Friday morning. C J Denielson and family of Wau bay visited at the Simon Simonson home Sunday. Stanley Johnson, rural mail carrier, spent Sunday at White Lake. he and a friend then drove to Murdo to visit Mr and Mrs Kermit Buchele. Mrs Buchele returned to Conde with Mr Johnson to visit her mother Mrs Julia Morgan. Frank Taylor, a high school student, fractured his leg Saturday while leading a horse in a wagon. his foot tangled in the rope and the horse pulled him from the wagon. Esther Wallgren of Florence spent Saturday and Sunday with her sister Mrs C L Peterson and returned home Sunday night. Mrs Charles Lucas, recovering from pneumonia, can sit up. her daughter Mrs Reppen from Diiigis remains with her. Little Marietta Simmons improving after illness. Dunns cafe gains new Frigidaire and malted milk machine. Mr and Mrs S Simons and Mr and Mrs Harry Hasson returned from a trip to McLaughlin and Isabel territory west of the river.
Highmore Brevet I O O F lodge met Friday night for a brief business session and initiation of two new members. Following the ceremony, members and guests enjoyed cards and dancing. Supper for 130 attendees was provided by Mr and Mrs A D L Tompkins, Mr and Mrs Arthur Williams, and Mr and Mrs Wright Hanson. Grace Searles with three children from Sioux Falls spent last week in the area.
Scorse Pratt home in Hamilton township. Mrs B O Neshiem and late daughter of Bhint visiting at Louis Nesheim home. Mr and Mrs Lester Hedegard moved to C Mack place in Washington township. Revival meetings at the Christian church drawn large crowds. C E S chapter entertained Worthy Grand Matron Lucille Posnansky of Sturgis with luncheon, school of instruction, and a banquet followed by I O O P temple work. Farmers began field work by Highmore. The Dead Sea of Palestine noted for barren gait and fishless waters.
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