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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1935
Page
12
Community notes record Carl Krathoff returning home near Carpenter after a hospital stay in Clark. Dr. Christiansen treated Mrs Krathoff. Hallie Beavers visited Doland relatives. Otto Busse and family welcomed a son Merle. Several residents attended events in Clark and Doland this week.
Sheffield residents including Mrs Walter Carr Mrs William Welty Mrs Henry Friedrichsen and Mrs Mary Peterson attended the PTA district convention at Virgil on Saturday. Mrs Claude Blair has been ill for two weeks. Dr and Mrs Arbiter and family drove to Mitchell Saturday to visit relatives with Dr Arbiter attending a convention there. Reymond Bieger moved to the Gleasing farm northwest of Sheffield for the year.
Wolsey B B Carson with CW Sehnetzee visited Gary to meet C C Buell and travel to Madison Minnesota to see his mother. James Christo phersons hosted relatives for Melvin and his wife’s recent marriage. Fred McKichan stayed at E B Carson’s home. F C Gordon ill with Trumps. Hazel Bonner works at Gordon home during illness. Bonnie Newton family attended Hitchcock stage show The Plungers. Ferne Bales visited Bonilla cousin Lorrine Bales.
Yate Henry Rowan of Artesian spent the weekend at the James F Smith home. Mrs and Mrs George Hulcock of Redfield and daughter Mrs Leonard Jen son of Lead spent Sunday at the W Marsh home. Mrs F Kludt with her son Elvin assisting at the Robert Kludt home near Cavour. Mrs Robert Kludt recently underwent an operation at a Huron hospital. Mr and Mrs H Moon and Mr Dockendorf, visiting here, drove to De Smet Saturday and stayed overnight at the Moon home. They went to Madison Sunday where Mr Dockendorf remained. Mrs Wetrich substitute teacher here for Miss Titt spent the weekend at her Huron home. Francis Tyrell, formerly in a camp near Rapid City, has returned. Homer Decker is recovering from a mastoid operation at a Huron hospital. Deleinnie Decker with Andrew Kleinsasser and Mildred Beall drove to Mitchell Saturday for the regional contest where Deleinnie won third place.
Hitchcock family and others from Huron Wolsey and Vermillion visited Frank Gordon Jr. Friday. They attended the play The Plungers. Several locals hosted guests over the weekend and attended the Nujoy theatre performance. Comments note relocations and returns from CCC camp with local households hosting and clerical work at city hall.
Mrs Annas Smith hosted an evening of bridge with guests including Mrs Larry Fields and Mrs George Armstrong. Irene Armstrong won the traveling prize. George Armstrong took high score prize and a consolation prize went to another guest.
Wessington Springs society notes recount visits and family news. Mrs McDonald and Minnie Barber care details, Corsica relatives visit, Thelma Cowan teaching in Salem home for weekend, Rainbow cafe staffing by Mrs Newcomer, Hollie Hanson and son from Galesburg visit H E Durnill, Jens Jensen of Lane moves in, Curtis Reedy badly burned filling a battery, Clarkes return from Petersburg, Swartout visited George England home, Lillian Thompson and Neil Zink in town, Neil Zink on business in Huron, W H Brenneman from Mitchell, Downs Willow Lake and others attend services and visits, Turner of Sioux City, Zink sisters host visitors, Jones ill, society luncheon at Vern Calverley.
The Business and Professional Women's club held a dinner meeting at the Springs cafe Monday evening. Delegates were elected to attend the state convention in April in Sioux Falls with Ival LeValley and Dr Anna Lundin chosen. alternates are Mrs V H Booye and Mrs T F Buching. Mrs Harry Jansen to entertain Sew and So club Tuesday afternoon. Kathryn Ratch hosted a gathering with Corinne Larsen, Marjorie Low Buck, Mona Christensen, Robert DeLay, Wallace Churchill, Wyman Whitney, and Roger Dunham. games and lunch followed. Eastern Star Circle met with Mrs Floyd Sunday. Mr and Mrs L P Tamblyn hosted bridge Monday evening. Roland Cutler won high for men and Mrs F Lohn high for ladies. launch served by the hostess.
Honor guest Miller Miss Marge Eberlein attended a Monday party at the Frank Weber residence with hostesses Mrs Weber and Audrae Shafer. Guests dined at a pink themed table, played bridge after dinner, and prizes were awarded to Maxine Ericsor and Jeanette Ringland. The guest received gifts from a treasure hunt. Crescent Charter No 4 O E S met Tuesday night with bridge prizes to Mrs Mary FitzGerald and Mary Elizabeth Wetmerson and a four person lunch served by a four person committee.
Sunlit Wednesday brings farmers to fields to plant spring crops. P J O Keefe receives two more tractors and puts them to work the same day. Willie Maguire improves and will soon move about outdoors. Lindquist reports on his well in Cavour township. No election was held at Cavour on Tuesday.
A long list of local residents traveled to Pierre for the YCL regional contest while others left for Hot Springs after a month in Fremont Welsh home. Attendees included Mrs Arnold Solberg and others. several officials and judges visited Huron Mitchell and Highmore for business and addresses. Additional notes mention cattle trips to Akron, Easter plans, hospital care for Nellie O Rourke, and a newborn in the Kasby family.
C V Hedges of Huron visited Highmore callers Monday. Esther Heath of Holabird was a Sunday guest at John Silver's home. James Harter, ill with pneumonia, is improving. E B Waggoner and son from Primghar Iowa visited Fred Ralston's home. Clinton De Wolf, Bree Sundaing, and Royal Tomter visited Pierge Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ben Reinhardt spent Sunday in Wessington Springs visiting relatives and friends.
The Redfield society reports round two of the contract bridge tournament between the Rebekah women and the Odd Fellows at LOQ hall. Fourteen tables hosted play with the women leading at the close and a final round planned for next Monday. Banquet duties await the losers. Women of the American Legion auxiliary hosted a Child Welfare program at Mrs. Leonard Grat’s home with Miss Minerva Olsbee as principal speaker.
In Sioux Falls on April 19 a German shepherd named Dewey, who previously earned a medal for foiling armed bandits at M. L. Endeward’s home, returned to former owner M. E. Swiden after being with Endeward for a few months. Endeward recently announced he is leaving the city and cannot keep the dog.
The April Alfrusa class meeting was held Monday evening at Mrs. Mildy Felton's Felton home with 24 members and two visitors present. Mrs. Jennie Myers led a lesson reviewing Green Lights by Lloyd C Douglass. Mrs. Mildred Felton provided readings and hostesses served tasty refreshments.
Broadland Mra Caspec Hoops and childcen have moved into the Philip Gascogne house. Mr and Mrs N G Stimson and family spent the weekend visiting relatives in De Smet. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Abramsen have ...
Fragmentary notice reports Elmer Fitteiry funeral services held Wednesday afternoon at a local Methodist church. Returns mention the Vollenweider and Zeigler families, and a small daughter spending Sunday with relatives.
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