Neighborhood News Update From Local Folks and Visitors
Mr and Mrs Cummings and Mrs Bake Glazier returned home from Wisconsin Sunday night after the funeral of Mr Cummings mother. Walter Lytle of Harom and cousins visited town on business. The Rev C E Wilcox of Muron district superintendent will lead services Sunday morning. Mr Stimson depot agent hosted a visit from his father and two cousins from De Smet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 5
Cummings
M. E
Stimson
de Smet
Hitchcock Club Night Hosts and Local Activities
Hitchcock The Ace of Clubs entertained by Mrs. Mat Dawson with guests Mrs. L. C. Sims Mrs. Dudley Gehringer and Mrs. George McGraw. High and low scores by Mrs. Sims and Mrs. T. E. Sutter. Lunch served. Vermillion trip for spring term. W F M S met at M E church with a dialogue by attendees. April Fool bridge party hosted by Dubois. Carrie Davis Study Club met to study George Washington with Mrs. Mulvaney and Mrs. Sims among participants. next meeting April 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Dawson
L. C. Sims
Dudley Gehringer
George McGraw
Guesis
T. E. Sutter
Hulda Scheib
Vermillion
Shirlee Sutter
Huron
J. ©. Mulvaney
Merle Juhl
E. E. Dubois
John Kingdon
Carrie Davis
Los Domey
George Washington
Nevin F. Platt
D. C Hobart
J. C. Mulvaney
Earl Laverty
Dol and Mrs Hubin trip to Minneapolis for business
Daily notices report Dol and Mrs G J Hubin leaving for Minneapolis where she plans a week of business. Other items note visits by Ralph Hibbard from Rapid City, Mrs. Lloyd Riddle and Mrs. I Herther of Raymond, and various relatives traveling to Redfield, Huron, and Sioux Falls. A high school music concert is announced for April 5. Norma Olson, 15, dies of pneumonia with services in Brookings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dol
G. J. Hubin
Minneapolis
George Quinn
Melistie
Irvin Herther
Raymond
Vesta Paul
Redfield
Aberdeen
Claude Lounsberry
Agnes Schmitz
Coratynee
Huron
Falk Hibbard
Rapid City
Sioux Falls
Yager
Frankfort
W. J. Bo
Paul Brill
Wolsey
Arthur James
Ashton
George H. Small Hardware
Earl Paul
Vesta
Barl Paul
Huron Hospital
Ruth Sherwood
Merle Elise
Clarence Duble
Webster
M. F. Staman
Sully
Bertha Olsheske
Sauk Ravids
Minn
Paul H. Brill
Daland High School
Zarneke
South Dakotas
Berevolzit Society
Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Big Son
Lester
Milford Sapp
Petr Bell
Coe College
Norma Olson
Herraurt Olson
Brookings
Olson
Lutheran Cemetery
Harold Kiine
Bridge Club Prizes Awarded at Two Tables
Members of the Double Four Bridge club met at a home Tuesday night. Mrs. Agnes Schmitz and Mrs. George Quinn won prizes in bridge at two tables. A hunch was served by the hostess. In two weeks the club will meet with Mrs. Kenneth Maltley. Delta Delt club members gathered at Mrs. Edward Lounsberry’s home. Mrs. Aaron Aldrich and Mrs. Glen Lovelace won high scores. A lunch followed. The next hostess will be Mrs. Aaron Aldrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Double Four
Agnes Schmitz
George Quinn
Kenneth Maltley
Edward Lounsberry
Aaron Aldrich
Glen Lovelace
Wayland News Roundup From Yankton College to Local Roads
Wayland Hilary Major visits for spring vacation while relatives host. Mrs. Carl Richmond resumes teaching duties in Hayes after visiting parents. Mrs. William Freeze recovering well from major surgery at Miller hospital. Mesdames Ravenscroft Lilly Ballantyre and Staatsman visit Miller. Barrs of Huron visit Grant Byers home. N M Winters’ truck overturns on hill while hauling corn. minor injuries and corn spilled. Francis McGuire recovering from ruptured appendix operation. About $50 raised at Friday night benefit with relief aims. Wayland Aid Society met at Community hall with Mrs Kal Schnee and Mrs Bothwell as hosts. Joe Bransted to manage Gilbert township road upkeep at Pautsch farm home this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Hilary Major
Yankton College
Carl Richmond
Hayes
J. McGuire
William Freeze
Miller Hospital
Carl Ravenscroft
Robert Lilly
L. D. Ballantyre
Ed Staatsman
Miller
Wayland Aid Society
Ella Kalschnee
Ellen Bothwell
Joe Bransted
William Pautsch, Jr
Bransted
Gilbert Township
Local Births and Village News From Wessington
Wessington reports the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Smith at their home on Sunday April 4. Firemen answered a false alarm at the Dake hotel Wednesday when chimney smoke enveloped the building and a passerby reported a fire. Mr. and Mrs. August Lemke were called to Yale Monday by the death of Mr. Lemke’s father. Mrs. Earl Rothsakm hosted a visit from her brother Emerson Tuckerman and Mrs. George Anderson on Sunday April 3. Wessington cast members in a Catholic play to be presented April 19 toured to Miller for a rehearsal Sunday led by Rev. C. J. Schilling of Miller. F. N. Maeck spent the past week with his mother on the farm north of town and redecorated walls and woodwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Tuckerman
George Anderson
Wessington
Miller
C. J. Schilling
F. N. Maeck
Local Social Roundup and Health News in Mitchell
Forestburg residents visit doctor for Mrs Levey health check, Miss Leona Flagel sees friends, and Social Nine holds a pleasant meeting at Mrs Halver Fourberg’s home. Entries note hospital updates, bridge club gatherings, high scorers, and visits from Mitchell residents, with several moves and travel details among LOCAL families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestburg
DB. A. Levey
Mitchell
John Calvin
Isabelle Brown
Brown
Woonsocket
Judy
G. B. Wilder
D. A. Levey
J. Pergonitis
Sioux Falls
Carl Santee
Mitchell Hospital
Tom Halverson
Wisconsin
Elmer Holmson
J. F. Winkler
Community notices and visits in Iroquois region
The Troquois Order of Eastern Star held a Washington bicentennial commemorative program with talks by Lucile Johnson and patriotic musical numbers. The Yankton glee club visited on a Scout committee event. William and Ellis Sargeant traveled to Minneapolis for family illness. Mrs. Aughenbaugh returned to De Smet hospital. A. E. Spain family moved to the farm vacated by Sheldon Sturgeon. Ralph Joseph and others visited Brookings to see Mr. Roberts. Ida Geyman is ill with pneumonia at home, attended by a Huron nurse. Mrs. J. M. Hunt became housekeeper for Sam Blue northeast of Iroquois. Dale Sargeant dislocated his elbow and fractured a bone after a pony fall.
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Troquois
Order of Eastern Star
Washington
Lucile Johnson
Mt. Vernon
Yankton Glee Club
Scout Committee
William Sargeant
Ellis
Minneapolis
F. W. Aughenbaugh
de Smet
A. E. Spain
Sheldon Sturgeon
Ralph Joseph
Homer Roperts
Cora Boehm
Irene
Brookings Survay
Roberts
Ida Geyman
Huron
J. M. Hunt
Sam Blue
Iroquois
Dale
Chet Sargeant
Weekend visits and returns wrap Woonsocket area
Woonsocket residents including E. R. Oddy and LaVon returned from Watertown on Saturday after business and visiting J. R. Ruhe. Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Irons came home from Omaha on Friday. John Dodge returned Sunday after wintering with brothers in Minneapolis and LeSueur Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket
E. R. Oddy
LaVon
Watertown
Mr. Oddy
J. R. Ruhe
F. R. Irons
Omaha
Neb
Mr. Irons
John Dodge
Mr. Dodge
Minneapolis
LeSeuer
Minn
Mitchell
C. J. Padmore
Brookings
H.W. Vander Bosche
City
Local Huron residents attend events and visits
Hartland Theresa Alma Kucera of Huron visited Sureay and Monday at the Z E Benson home. Mr and Mrs C L Crabb of Huron spent Sunday at their son Charles Crabb's home. A large crowd attended a play at the Kimm schoolhouse Friday night directed by Mrs Esther Weiland with neighborhood youth in the cast. Mr and Mrs J H Hauck and daughter ...
Birth of a daughter noted for Fred Johnson family
Hazel visited at the Albert Hetter home in Broadland Sunday. News from Washington reports the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Fred Johnson. Mrs Johnson is the daughter of Mrs Fred Seigenthaler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter Hazel
Albert Hetter
Broadland
Fred Johnson
Washington
Johnson
Fred Seigenthaler
Spring Hills farmers bustle with harvest and community life
Roe Heights farmers push wheat barley and oats into spring fields while roving crews deliver oil and work on the new farm on Emmet Wenger's vacated property. Nearby residents host visitors, school and church events, and a glee club appearance boosts a local fundraiser.
Town Notes On Moves And Appointments Last Week
Residents report moving into several houses including Danielson and Kopecky. Teachers re elected with Miss Klock not returning. Louise Sisson visited from Redfield and Toki Reinke from Chicago attended to land interests. TL Frank Lingscheit left Ben Crawford’s farm. Louise Dunwoody returned to Mitchell. J W Howder of Draper visited on business.
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Christ Kost
Danielson
Lloyd Finnery
August Kopecky
Miss Klock
Louise Sisson
Redfield
Toki Reinke
Chicago
TL Frank Lingscheit
Ben Crawford
McDonald and
Scott
Louise Dunwoody
Mitchell
J. W. Howder
Draper
Highmore Notes and Local Happenings
Highmore residents report Tom Williams of Bramhall home and walking with two canes after a winter in a Huron hospital for paralysis. Wesley Walker of Hola bird and Mrs A V Tompkins visit Spencer since Thursday. Hawley area farmers sowing wheat. Nellie Rourke from Polo spent the weekend at home in Peno. Mrs Oscar Olson of Peno hospitalized in Huron for treatments. Mr and Mrs Thomas Richardson and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Williams
Bramhall
Huron
Wesley Walker
Holabird
A. V. Tompkins
Highmore
Spencer
Hawley
Nellie Rourke
Polo
Peno
Oscar Olson
Huron Hospital
Thomas Richardson
Births and Visits Sweeping Local Notes in Peno Area
A daughter Mary Eunice was born at the Sammons home. Holabird visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Tom Roidwea and family. Holabird natives Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hultman and Neil sail for Minnesota. Darrell Davis assists at the William Husband farm in Chappelle while Mr. Husband and son Joe are away. Sedgwick’s Clarence Sampson makes a business trip to Gettysburg. Virgil residents Harley Taylor moves from Washing ton township to Virgil, and Virgil Fisher of Chapelle visits St Lawrence relatives. Ed Bottcher of WNAX expands business by taking Chevrolet agency, adding two large tanks and a delivery truck. Andrew Namanny of Canning travels to his son Henry’s for medical care. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Broer and Betty Jean visit from Milbank. Miss Berriece Allstot returns to Brookings after visiting Earl Gannon. Peno Local F. E. A. group met at Peno hall for a business, lunch and social evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Harley Taylor
C. O. Maelz
Washington Township
Virgil
Virgil Fisher
Chapelle
St. Lawrence
Ed Bottcher
WNAX
Andrew Namanny
Canning
Henry
Walter Broer
Betty Jean
Milbank
C. W. Sammons
Berriece Allstot
Earl Gannon
Brookings
Peno
F. E
Peno Hall
Old Japanese Custom on Emperor Escort
Historic protocol dictates minimal view of the emperor as police precede him and shutter upper-floor windows during his street procession.
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Neighborhood News
Hitchcock
CABLE
Sostain Music Store
Roe Heights
Roe Connelly
Emmet Wenger
Lester Gibson
Sam Gibson
Enoch Bawdon
G. Roeslar
Wayne Leyson
Woonsockets
Devard
Perry Farm
George Hertz
Spring Hills
Robert Henson
John Lingscheit
Will Burrell
Margaret
Glendale
Robert Irvin
Hazel Lingscheit
Edward Nerland
Austin Connelly
Henry Scott
Ray Rogers
Roe Cormelly
Donald Irvin
Spring Hills School Board
Koran Fawcett
Cedar Sunday School
H. J. Truman
Herbert Braden
Ralph Truman
Ft. BR. Bandorg
Wilbur Lingsecit
Keith Hertz
Lewis Arbogast
Cedar Ladies Aid
Yankton College Glee Club
Young People’s Society
Della
Eastman Kodak
Olin Studio
Sale Lady Jane
Lady Jane
Lady Jane Ax
Lady Jané
JUST
Loomcroft Lingerie
Habicht
Joe E. Brown
Are You
Metro
William Haines
Nell Hamilton
Anita Page
Joan Mars
Karen Morley
Madge Evans
Wallace Ford
Jean Hersholt
Charlie Chase
Paramount News
Coming Sunday
Mysterious Smith CO
AmsUo Beut
Edgar Alien Poe
Sidney Fox
Bela Lugose
Biejou
Aluc
Women's Sport Oxfords
Percale Ward
Brassieres
Penney
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