Blunt Visitor Blunt April 6 Special
G Li Erickson secretary of the Farm Credit Association visited Blunt Tuesday.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1939
Page
7
G Li Erickson secretary of the Farm Credit Association visited Blunt Tuesday.
Special Clerk of Courts survey Asper of this city spent Sunday at the home of his parents near Artesian.
South Dakota court declines to disbar Alfred B. Jaynes Watertown attorney. Referee recommends a reprimand and censure for misconduct tied to a foreclosure complaint filed by Mrs Oldie Lupinek Twin Brooks. Costs of proceedings including reference are taxed to Jaynes. Circuit Judge A B Beck served as referee.
Highmore April 6 Special Mr and Mrs Ostar Larson entertained many relatives and friends on Sunday Attending were Mr and Mrs Harvey Hoffman and family Onida Mr and Mrs Arthur Haub Oniday the L A Larson family Holabird Miss Trene Larson Pierre Miss Selma Larson Holabird the S J Stevenson family Highmore also Lyle De Witt Miss Hazel Hochstrasser and Rev and Mrs Walter S Van Highmore
Wheaton Missionary Society plans cleaning and varnishing of the church before Easter services. Leaders chosen to entertain and raise funds for next year. Next meeting at Mrs Albert Benning's on April 29 with refreshments. Burdette school students and Miss Leah Wright enjoy a ten day spring vacation. educator visiting Bradley home.
In Fordham the April 6 special report notes farmers push seeding despite recent dust storms that hinder field work. In Frankfort a separate April 6 special reports Mr and Mrs John Hynes traveling to Conde due to the serious illness of Mrs Hynes's mother. Blunt item says Mrs Clary Gunsalus was released from St Mary's Hospital in Pierre after pneumonia and complications.
Beadle County’s 1939 Agricultural Conservation Program signup reached 95 percent, 2170 farmers, the highest participation ever in the county. Eli Martin, Beadle County committee chairman, urged remaining farmers to consult their local committeeman to work out farm plans.
Rose Mitchell and Lillian Ward departed Monday for the west coast to stay indefinitely. They plan to visit the San Francisco fair first. They traveled with a cousin of Miss Mitchell, who arrived Sunday from Rockford.
A son, George Neil, was born on April 1 to Mr and Mrs George Collins at Gillette Wyoming. Mrs Collins was formerly Miss Marjorie Eberlein of Highmore. Her husband formerly lived at Miller.
The American Legion Auxiliary met at Gertrude Ehrman’s home with many members and two visitors, Mrs. Carl Schumacher and Belle Meyers, enjoying a short business session and informal visiting. Easter decor lighted luncheon tables featured Easter favors at each place. The Wolsey Ladies Aid plans a meeting on April 18 at Mrs. A B Custer’s home with devotional guiding by Mrs. Harold Wharton and a serving committee of local ladies.
Howard Stout formerly of Cavour has been transferred from Amarillo Texas to the Lincoln area and is stationed at Hecla South Dakota for the summer.
The annual home music contest will be held Friday evening April 14 at the schoolhouse. The high school band led by Roland V Hackett will perform contest pieces and additional selections. A small admission will help defray travel costs for Webster district contest entrants.
Announcements received by friends of Mr and Mrs Laurence Soler formerly of Frankfort report the birth of their daughter.
A Sioux Falls family welcomed a daughter born in a local hospital on March 37. The infant weighed seven and a half pounds and has been named Sandra Kay.
Lake Preston April 6 special report by John McAdarogh, Kingsbury County clerk, shows March had seven marriages and five deaths, with only nine births. The death count is within expected range, but births are well below normal for the county.
Frankfort citizen Reed Matheny was taken to Redfield Hospital for treatment Sunday after several weeks of illness at his home. He is a long-time resident and was briefly hospitalized for observation.
Lake Preston politics heat up as residents file petitions for a mayor and three commissioners. Incumbent Mayor Ed Rogholt faces challenger A B Manggaming Beck in the first ward opposition also targets the mayoralty while H Twaddle and Ve AL Garlock challenge the third ward incumbent. Dr C J Warne remains unopposed in the second ward.
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