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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1939
Page
9
Mrs. Robert Bingham and daughter Mumiel of Bemidji Minnesota are visiting relatives in Washington in early April.
Pierre April 6 An Aurora County woman, 2 years on aid, cashed nine monthly old age assistance warrants at once. She is suspended from the rolls while officials review the case. Warrants were returned to the state auditor in a batch to cover a $150 loan said to have financed family necessities. The woman, bedridden on a farm with a son in law, faced a pending April warrant as investigations continue. Federal audits occur every six months.
The Carpenter School board renewed contracts for the year and re-elected Dean Olson of Ellendale. Lorraine Pearson of Carpenter was named for the School and Ruth Narverud of Aberdeen received a contract for the Bunker HAY School. Ed Palmer of Orient is seriously ill. Special notes cover births and visits, with Easter vacation plans of Anna Belle Marsh and a postponed Aid Society meeting in Wellington.
A gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Jock Ruddy in Wessington welcomed guests from Minnesota and South Dakota including Wilbur Evans Myrtle Ruddy Karen Rae Ruddy and several Ruddy family members from Lamberton White Berns ford Kimball and nearby areas.
From Lafayette to Charleston Purday University and College of Charleston prepared to debate the negative on a query but no contest occurred as plans collapsed. In Santa Cruz a gardener John Forest Flower was fined ten dollars for reckless driving and a judge commented on a name with no entitlement to grow wild. In Scottsbluff an attendee Halcyon Beanett was bumped leaving a lecture hall and left with three dollars in losses.
After 15 years as an elevator operator at Kane County Courthouse Franklin Beardsley quits his job to devote the rest of his life to swimming and asking. A Woonsocket visitor report notes Palmer Larsen and his family from Sioux Falls spent Sunday with relatives in town.
Marie Kuehl, a Bonilla teacher, spent the weekend at her Yale home with her mother, the Andrews note reports from Yale on April 6.
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