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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1930
Page
11
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Berthieman and sons with Mr. and Mrs. Elrod Hewitt and daughters spent Sunday with the Wrightman family. Rollie Kenison visited Redfield Saturday. their daughter Mrs. Harry Binger and children joined him. Leonard Swansen of Woonsocket hosted at the F. James home Sunday. Bonilla 4-H Dairy club to meet at John Miller’s Monday. Clarence Phillips visited Huron Saturday. Erdine Winegar and Inez Kenison attended a Huron spelling contest. First through fourth grades held a party Friday afternoon. Bonilla junior senior banquet Saturday night at Evergreen Room in Huron with Pirconites—flowers and butterflies. Banquet served to 21 at 6:20 p.m. then to the show.
Richland Mies reports John Rudy returns from Idaho to his daughter's home. Easter observances continue with the Iroquois choir performance of The First Easter under Lawrence Stout. Hog cholera losses noted among farmers. 30 pure blood chickens stolen from Mrs. Clara Liner. Doris Rounds of Vermillion visited Richland.
Danforth Mr. Ford opened the Danforth store Saturday with plans to stock eggs poultry cream and groceries despite bad roads. Several residents, including Dale Bunting and Paul Geiver, face illness and census work delays as daily life continues after rains.
Wayland residents Fred Brown, W. J. Hart, and Raleigh Bothwell return from an 18 day Lapke trial jury duty. James McGuire reports a horse killed by a train. Sam Williams moves with family from a farm 12 miles south to Lead. Stella Thrane visits Wayland. Large crowd attends Wayland Community church service with special singing and junior orchestra. Households hosted guests from Wessington and Pierre. Dickie Martin arrives from Pierre to stay with aunt Mrs. Ravenscroft. Wayland Aid Society bake sale planned with supper menu creamed chicken mashed potatoes cabbage salad and coffee.
The Hitchc ock Ladies Aid plans a joint junior and senior banquet Thursday evening April 24 in the basement of the M E church. The Ace of clubs was hosted Monday by Mrs. Bert Van Voorhis at Mrs. Mat Dawson's home with high score won by Mrs. T BE Sutter and the cut prize taken by Mrs. Harry Sweeten. A lunch was served and several local residents visited Elmwood Nebraska last week by car.
Miss Mary Ann Rogers of Mitchel spent Easter at the B Dimsen home. The Ace of Clubs met at Emma Webb's with three bridge tables and prizes to Mrs Ralph Wagner, Mrs Anna Smith, and guest prize to Mrs L C Simms. Frank McDonald of Sioux City visited and managed farm business. The town board scraped and leveled streets. Girl Scouts hold a bake sale at Armstrong Meat Market Saturday. Ruth and Lenore Sutter visited Estelline and Brookings. Farmers plowing for corn. trottors used for ground work. Shirlee Sutter visited Eas ter Sunday returning to Huron that evening.
Local residents including Mr and Mrs Frank Teller and daughter Alice visited from Friday to Sunday to help Lucile Teller celebrate her seventeenth birthday at St Lawrence high school. Various relatives from Miller Aberdeen and Pierre visited, taught dramatics were arranged, and Easter programs were held at Community church.
They returned to Sioux City this week as Miss Doris resumes her high school work. Officers of the Christian Endeavor society held a cabinet meeting at the Van Zees home Wednesday night.
Mrs Baughman of Highmore gives a music recital at the Ree Heights church on Wednesday evening. Mrs Donald Magness of St Lawrence visited parents I J McClane. Ree Heights main street graveling by Ree Heights Implement Co with sand hauled from a south pit. Fred Suhn and wife of Harrold attended the junior play. Mrs Mary Campbell of Miller spent Monday with her parents J E Ramey. Ernest Suhn family quarantined for scarlet fever. Kermit Paine returned from Memphis Tennessee after visiting parents. Mrs B R Bo Bawdon and sons visited Reuben Bawdon home. Ree Heights township elus meets with Mrs August Haoed Jer Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Gott Hasast returned from funeral in McPherson Kansas for John Schelske. Miss Mamie Wiren a Hu Yon college student spent weekend with relatives here.
Mr and Mrs W E Webber and daughter of Harrold visited Sunday at Henry Scott home with Mr and Mrs Tolin. James Barber and family of Highmore visited relatives here. Ed Fawcett left Sunday for Primghar IA to visit relatives. Bonnie Beck attends Miller High School spent the weekend with home folks.
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