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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1931
Page
7
A busy week unfolds with residents visiting relatives in Huron Parkston and Yankton, church events, club meetings, and family updates. Key names include Rev Washburn, John Riebauch, Marvin Lagerman, Chris Lagerman, and Naomi Flint. The piece details travels, hospital visits, pageants, and community activities across Wessington Springs Alpena Vermillion and Menno.
A daughter was born Sunday April 19 to Mr and Mrs Ralph Galore. Raymond Radtke and family moved to Redfield Tuesday. Mrs Harold Neuzems brother and sister from Inna visiting. A surprise party was held Friday night for Pauline Cooper and Clara Barrick. Garrett Schluter ill with hand infection. Elaine Meyers absent from school due to measles. Ladies Aid missionary division met at Mrs Archie McKich’s home Tuesday. Bonilla Butter Boosters 4-H Club to meet at Louis Barbleman home Monday night April 27.
Sir Lawrence Crane and Mrs Crane of Hot Springs visit Mr Crane’s parents Mr and Mrs J L Flint Otto Hinterling of Seattle has moved to live with his sister Mrs Morris following her husband’s recent death Clyde Cox died after prolonged illness at Miller hospital He is survived by his widow and four children Funeral services were led by Rev J T O Neill at the community church Cox was the last of the Cox family with brother Stanley having died a year earlier Miss Ruth Rice has been hired to
Osceola and surrounding towns show a busy weekend with visitors and social calls. Osceola Tremel arrived from Water Town to visit his parents, while Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Graham hosted Emil Schoenig and a Lake Preston friend. Flora Walline of De Smet spent the weekend with Mrs. Raymond Walline, and the Lars Ogland family shopped in Huron Saturday night.
Hitchcock and family from Minneapolis visited J. C. Mulvaney's home for several days. Mrs. McClure and Mrs. Mulvaney are sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fields and Mrs. Wallace Wright were Huron visitors. Alma Anderson of Huron spent Tuesday here. The Carrie Davis study club met at Mrs. D. C. Hobart with 11 members and one guest, Mrs. Vincent Laverty and daughter Virginia. The review topic was India, directed by Mrs. L. C. Sims and Mrs. Lou Domey. Alma Anderson led music. Programs for 1931 and 1933 were distributed. Lunch at 4 o'clock.
The Raymond senior play Mail Order Brides was well attended at Hulls hall Tuesday night under director Miss Hagman. Cast members performed well. Mr and Mrs Frank Meek returned from Netgh Neb for funeral services of Mr Meeks mother. Mrs Jennie Hutchinson Crandall and her daughter Margaret visited Raymond for the weekend. P T A met at the school auditorium Friday with orchestra, pupils, readings, piano sales, and a luncheon by the committee.
A well attended gathering at Luther Steyer’s Thursday featured a served supper and a Happy Hour club meeting at Mire’s home. John Kro gman attended Wednesday. An enjoyable afternoon visit was followed by a supper with Mrs. A Techappott as a special guest. Franklin Davis family and others spent time with local relatives. Wilbur Schlagel is hospitalized after a broke nose, received weeks ago. John Cogey and family visit Walter’s at Mitchell.
Mrs Earl Miller is a patient at Hu ton hospital. Mrs Hugh Williams is convalescing at home after illness. Mrs Lorsnbough of Clark invited Study club members to a fiftieth anniversary celebration at Clark on May 22 and 23. Ralph Carter and children were unharmed when his car overturned last week. Mr Cass district 4-H organizer will hold a meeting at Barry and Wicks schools on April 24 to organize a local 4-H club. Mr and Mrs Cains left for California after wintering with daughter Mrs Walter Madsen. State Union organizer met farmers at Wicks school house Monday night forming a branch with 16 members. George Nelson named secretary treasurer. Mr and Mrs Merte Board were dinner guests at Carl Board home near Doland. Mr and Mrs John A Ratliff of Richland and Mrs Stanley of Clark were Sunday dinner guests at Leslie Boyd’s. Ralph Carter took the school girls back to Clark Sunday night.
About 75 attended the Mothers and Daughters banquet organized by the Girl Scouts led by Miss Pauline McCauley at the American Legion hall on Saturday evening. Decorations in green and white framed the pretty room as Miss Berneice Ewing acted toastmistress and several toasts were given by Polly Jane Jones Rhoda Fuller Mrs SE Watkins Misa Hope Rhoads Miss Lilian Eklund and Mrs L P Elward. Mrs Minnie Sheridan returned to Mobridge at week’s end after a short visit home. Mrs Claude Martin and family hosted a visit from Mrs LJohn Glassner of Raosholt with Mr and Mrs N Glassner of Portland Ore and their children Arnold and Elizabeth of Minot ND. Howard Beigler’s condition in Aberdeen hospital shows improvement and his parents remain hopeful for recovery.
Esmond Kenneth Trasper, living with his uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Yates, left Saturday for Manchester Iowa where his mother resides. Funeral services for William Pratt, who died of pneumonia at William DeVries home, were held at Esmond church with burial in De Smet cemetery conducted by Rev. W. M. Redfield.
Sickness and social events ripple through Ree Heights as the Young People's group postpones a gathering at Thor Nerland's. Holy Nicholas of Wessington coordinates Scouts to a town rally. Ladies Auxiliary hosts a tea for Mrs. R. S. Meade. Dorothy Lingschell ill with diphtheria. Lloyd Specker back to school after a surgical stay. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Gibson a son on Sunday April 18 at Sammons hospital Highmore. Mr. and Mrs. John Lingscheit visit Miller. Mrs. J. E. Specker to host Ree Heights township club. Ray Danielson has finger infection. Howard Becks out of quarantine. Grounded by a chorus concert at Huron college. Mrs. E. Else, Avis and Marina drive to Wessington Springs for Manna’s Y C L contest entry. Helen Morrow home from Miller hospital. Junior senior banquet set for May 1. May meeting of Ree Heights Woman's club at Mrs. Ernest Sohn’s home. discussion on Present Day American Art led by Mrs. Marion Leach and Mrs. Hugh Gardner. Lloyd Sisson visits from California. A. McIntire and Carl Spiers make a business trip to Huron.
Blunt residents report new relocations including Osterkamp into the Runge house and ODonnell into the Louisa Jane home. Weidenman family from Artesian arrives and purchases the Atlas Lumber yard at Onida. The Christian church cradle roll grows to 21 with a plan for a program next Sunday. Mrs. Snell Jr. has been ill, and Esther Haverly aids Mrs. Borden. Howard Trask returns from a northern trip with Mrs.
Sietz, mother of Frank O Leary of Watertown, visited with the O Learys and Mrs Gunsalus, returning Monday. She was taken as far as Redfield by Mr O Leary with his wife and Mrs Gunsalus. The sister of Mrs Klingbiel Sr has returned home after visiting. Royal Kozel left for Hot Springs, where Mrs Kozel will stay with Louise for treatments. Louise remains crippled this winter. Marie Siaz, receiving medical treatment in Pierre, has improved and returned home near Blunt.
Local reports show Mrs. J Personiss and Helen Jean visiting Mrs. Isabel Brown over Sunday. The Social Nine club met at Mrs. S B Wilder’s home with all members present and supper served. A Viborg road crew passed through town en route to Aberdeen then Ipswich. Mrs. G B Wilder and Mrs. S Judy attended Woonsocket Eastern Star. The Gere home hosted S A Gere guests with Miss Mildred Zoss visiting Aberdeen students. Ed Ellingson’s family hosted and fishing party to Firesteel yielded good luck. Hotel exterior painted by Henry Karson. Helen Peterson recovered at home after hospital care in Huron. No Presbyterian service due to funeral at Artesian. Sunday School held. Daryl Levey and Donald Levey honored at Henry Larson home. Meade Corwin and baby from Bonella Springs visited Bert Corwin.
Monday morning notes list visitors to Mitchell including Fred Anderson visiting his sister Mrs. Prunty and several local women from Mitchell. A P. A. district convention at Mt Vernon drew ten delegates from here with several attendees. Mary Jane’s birthday celebration was hosted by Mrs Wilder. Mrs Severson sought medical advice for pink eye. B H Millard from Mobridge arrived for a local visit amid mentions of local social activity. The item ends with an odd line about Chinese train cormorants used to catch fish.
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