Neighborhood News round of local visits and illnesses
Portrays a series of Sunday visits and travels among residents including Mr and Mrs Lamont, Mr and Mrs Cripps with a newborn, Mrs Hanna Cripps Bond arriving from Montana to help, and others. Mentions illness from flu at Laurence Coleman and an epidemic closing Carthage schools, plus minor accidents and social visits across Watertown Conde Carthage Ar tesian Vermillion and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Lemont
Dorothy
Phyllis
Watertown
Mr. Lamont
Work
Emthein
Carol
J. M. Hunter
P. B. Bishop
Sioux Falls
Marie Brown
Amber Whyte
Northern State Teachers College
Aberdeen
Wilma Carter
Madison
Laurence Coleman
Harvey Dickey
Vermillion
Arlyn
Phyllis Wolfe
Carthage
Clayton Stoner
Ashton News Briefs Highlight Births and Events
Ashton reports a son born Saturday weighing four pounds to Mr and Mrs Dick Dixon. Mrs William Baack and daughter Dorothea from Springheld visited friends here. Olive Lesle Christensen won first in Spink county essay division at Redfield and advances to elimination at Redfield on April 11. Pleasant Hour Embroidery club met with Mesdames Lee and Jones. show attendance was strong. Miss Bonnie Fuller visited with sister Rhoda Fuller. Funeral services were held for pioneer Edward Nelson in Ashton Congregational church with interment in Ashton cemetery. Sympathy extended to the family. Girl Scout leader Pauline McCauley sponsors a Mother and Daughter banquet on April 18. tickets on sale. Mrs Henry Sparling died March St Glendale, Cal, mourned by local friends. Mr and Mrs Frank Harrington ill with flu turning to pneumonia. both improving. L Christenson drove to Mitchell on...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Dixon
William Baack
Dorothea
Springheld
Ashton
Olive Lesle Christensen
Spink County
Redfield
Pleasant Hour
Mesdames Lee
Jones
Bonnie Fuller
Sioux City
Rhoda Fuller
Edward Nelson
Rochester
A. A. Nelson
Clark
Congregational Church
Pauline McCauley
Henry Sparling
Glendale
Cal
Frank Harrington
Christenson
Mitchell
Return trip with daughters and guests settles into Bowker home
Friday return accompanies by daughter Imogene and Misses Helen Childs Vivina Lower and Louise Marlette. The party attends business college and takes a ten day vacation at respective homes. Mrs Frank Lynder and family moved this week to Bowker residence vacated by William Carr family. they are now settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogene
Helen, Childs
Vivina Lower
Louise Marlette
Business
Frank Lynder
Bowker
William Carr
Weekend visitors and family news from Yale and surrounding towns
Yale residents hosted guests over the weekend including Mr and Mrs J Herring of Tes with daughter Mrs A Birger. Varry hosted birthday dinner in Esmond. Bernard Corrigan of Huron visited Yale. The Newcomes and Mr and Mrs Pat Newcomb visited Iroquois. O Keefe family spent Sunday in Watertown. Easter vacations noted for Lois Davis and family with Polo homecomings. Mrs J A Funk ill in Huron hospital. Eric Maas home from Bancroft for the weekend. C A Harding welcomed a baby girl. mother and daughter reported well at Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
J. Herring
Tes
A. Birger
BE. Varry
Walker
Esmond
Bridge
Bernard Corrigan
Huron
James Newcome
Annis
Nellie
Pat Newcome
Iroquois
Jack O’keef
Spet
Watertown
Lois Davis
Princes Tyrell
Lilly
Della
Anastasia Davis
Polo
E. Davis
Harrold
Kathryn Davis
Vut Mitchell
J. A. Funk
Eric Maas
Bancroft
C. A. Harding Arei
Easter and Sunday Visitors Dot Local Life
Sunday at multiple homes and churches involved visits from Tolman Ganshan Welsh Muself Ryger Pratt Proper Lawrence and others. Easter services were held at the community church and a birthday dinner honored several locals with extended family from Redfield Milbank Mitchell Highmore and Huron.
Vermillion and Centerville visitors at Schroggs home
Mrs J T Schroggs of Vermillion and Mr and Mrs Frank Lemabertson of Centerville spent Sunday as visitors at the R H Schroggs home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vin Qsceala
J. T. Schroggs
Vermillion
Frank Lemabertson
Centerville
R H. Schroggs
Easter Sunday gatherings and local notes in Wolsey
Manchester Misa Eupha Maxwell returned home in Wolsey after a two week visit. Neighbors and relatives from Lake Preston Iroquois Erwin Parker Des Moines and Sioux Falls attended Easter meals and services. Local improvements, educational meeting in De Smet and birthdays noted. Dudley Moore visits from Illinois with family plans to return soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Misa
Eupha Maxwell
Wolsey
Robert Geason
Lake Preston
Kris Kasperson
Iroquois
Vicinity
Herbert
Gilmore
Erwin
E. C. Brinkley
Ben Faust
Parker
Anna Kelter
Andrew Anderson
Des Moines
J. W. Proper
Charles Helms
Ora Brinkley
J. L. Towberman
W. H. Bjornson
de Smet
Glen Ritterbusch
Margaret Smith
Andrew
J. F. Callahan
Rochester
Prst
Birthday Club
Martha Gartland
Easter Vacation Visits Reported in Wolsey Area
Miss Margaret Barnes and Enid Martin spent Thursday with John Juergens after visiting Miller Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Darrell Gibbs of Huron visited Mrs Gibbs parents John Juergens on Sunday. Frances Salisbury from Huron college returned home for Easter break, then headed back to Huron Monday. Mrs F W Wardman visits Gettysburg this week and plans to return Thursday. The Ladies Aid will meet Thursday afternoon April 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Local Social Updates From Hitchcock And Pierre
Group No 1 to provide supper at a business meeting. Mr and Mrs F C Gordon and family spent Sunday with June Gordon at Hitchcock. Mr and Mrs H K Newton and child ran to Pierre Friday to visit Mrs Newtons parents Mr and Mrs D Campbell, returning Sunday. Bernice Ewing to make her annual visit to the American Legion Auxiliary here Wednesday evening April 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Gordon
June Gordon
Hitchcock
Pierre
Regular Bridge Club Hosts Tulip Lunch at Raymond
Dol and Mrs. Willard Doty and Mrs. Lloyd Riddle entertained the Regular Bridge club at Mrs. Riddle's Raymond home. Two tables played with Mrs. Williams claiming high score. lunch featured a bouquet of tulips. Nearby, Jacob Schroeder transacted Groton business. Lloyd Riddie of Raymond served as caller Thursday evening. Hubert Humphrey returned from Minneapolis. Mrs. Merle Else and sons visited Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood in Minnehaha area. George Burke shopped in Watertown. Cecil Monroe and wife visited Mrs. Monroe's parents with Ingrid Langeland. Mrs. M. H. Humphrey and son Hubert left for Huron to join Mr. Humphrey at his new drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Riddie
Raymond
Hubert Humphrey
Minneapolis
Merle Else and
Ingrid Langeland
M. H. Humphrey
Hubert
Huron
Humphrey
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Carl Leidtke
Archie Geiver
Mr. Ford
Miller
Harry Ostercamp
Gandy
Dean
Henry Schulte
Kimball
Duncan
Ed Donahue
Rose
Cotton Orchestra
Forester
Gilbert York Hall
Mr. Stymist, Sr
Pete Gervier
Miler
Clarence Hall
Black Hills
Darrell
Willard
Dunbar Colby
Wormeson
Magness Brothers
St. Lawrence
Paris
Gossard
Geyerman’s
William Muself, Jr
F. H. Ryger
Miriam
Brookings
Ryger
Highmore
Marguerite
Eva Davis
William Davis
August Lemke, Jr
Wessington
August Lemke
Harvey Derschied
Robert Pratt
Osceola
B. C. Foote
James A. Lawrence
Roy Lawrence
Len Muself and Son
Adamson
Elmer Dougherty
P. T.A
Dudley Moore
Ilinois
George H. Moore
Illinois
Harvey S. Firestone
Willi
Firestone
Wey
Tuey de Bard
Liberia
Zien Warehause & Withers
Noite Preciog Thea
Dunleve
Avromorne
Ford
Chevrolet
Whippet
Beskine
Plymouth
Chandler
DeSoto
Dodge Durant
Graham-Paige
Ponting
Roosevelt
Willys-Knight
Essex
Krummann’s
Service Stores (Incorporated
Dakota
Geyerman
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