Neighborhood News Rundown From Hartington to Orient
Local residents recount visits and travels across Nebraska and nearby towns. Dewey Bridenbaugh family plus Miss Emma Buckendart visited Hartington while Barbara stayed in Mitchell. Numerous relatives drop by or visit relatives in Cavour Burdette and Orient with extended stays, while weather brought heavy rain delaying harvest and soaking ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Lawrence
Dewey Bridenbaugh
Hartington
Neb
Emma Buckendart
Louis
Norfolk
Neo
Bridenbaugh
Barbara
Mitchell
Helen Bridenbaugh
Gladys Evang
Rose Hlinka
Highmore
C. Campbell
Campbell
Lizcie Campbell
Miller
Notable Social Visits From Local Families
Yenti and Mrs. A F Pagel of Orient visited the Holder home and returned with them. Mr. and Mrs. H R Hansen and family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rosendahl in Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ienti
A. F. Pagel
Orient
Holder
H. R. Hansen
Charles Rosendahl
Miller
Faulkton Community Visit Notes and Arrivals
The Faulkton area lists numerous visitors and new residents this week including the Nord family moving into Carnivall apartments. Fred Thomases and daughter Corinne return from Yankton and Wakonda, with others visiting relatives and staying at local homes.
Community notices from Hitchcock and nearby towns
Families traveled to Washington for settlement and home making while locals visited kin in Redfield Seneca and Rockham. A birth announced in Sioux Falls and a five year old grandson death in California prompted travel notices. Red Cross fall plans, local birthdays and visiting relatives fill a page of community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zell
Lucille Apple
Redfield
Pete Haider
Jona Lutter
Anna Goad
Seneca
Donald Nultimeir
Northville
North Western Railroad
St. Luke’s Hospital
Aberdeen
Elma Jean Charron
Phyllis Miesen
Shirley Joyce
Rockham
Joe Heppler
Edgemont
John Zens
St. Mary’s Church
Joe Gueke
Albert Zens
Emil Zens
Robert Zens
Joe Puetigan
John Lingeman
George Schade
California
Bobby Tvers
Bobby
Cross
Family notes on military moves and visits in town
Mrs. Fred Kuesterneyer learns her son LeRoy has been sent from the Great Lakes Training Camp to Oxford. He arrived July 31 and passed his radio exam, continuing at Oxford. LeRoy is listed as U S Div 9, Section 2, Naval Training Station Oxford. Wayne Voorhees from Washington DC arrives for an indefinite visit. Mrs. John Miller returns from Redfield after visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
James Sorum
Redfield
Clarence Lammers
Blandreau
William Lammiers
George Noon
Emma Gene
Battle Creek
Mich
Emma Zellmar
R. M. O'Riley
Miller
Lola Evans
San Diego
Neil Hammond
Rockham
L. J. Crosby
M. L. Davis
California
John Frommel
Aberdeen
B. E. Sorum
Ll. Holder
Tyler
Minn
Roy Nord
Fred Thomas
Corinne
Yankton
Wakonda
Henry Krueger
Faulk County
Cornwell
Leone Severance
Salem
Julia Pollard
Ann
Philip
Washington, D. C
Betturm
Victor Christensen
Gettysburg
Hus
Martin Christensen
Clara Leap
Ft. Pierre
Harold Scherf
Hjalmer Larson
William Dodds
St. Paul
Fred Fkuesten Neyer
Lenoy
Great Lakes Training Camp
Oxford
Great Lakes Camp
LeRoy A. Kuestermeyer
U. S
United States Naval Training Station
O. Wayne Voorhees
John Miller
Local Notes and Visits Across Hitchcock and Miller
Residents from Elkton Chicago Minneapolis Denison Wasta and Unityville gather at various homes and events. The piece records frequent visits, family movements, military drafts, and travels including a 25th wedding anniversary and a son preparing for army service in August.
Tea and Visitors Highlight Friday Gathering
Miss Jessie Kintigh hosted friends for a vanishing tea event on Friday. Out of town guests included Mrs. Earl Swab of Huron and Mrs. William Williamson of Crown Point. A tray lunch was served as Fae Thompson moves to Fremark cottage on Main Street. Don and Mrs. McFarling returned home after two weeks near Onida helping with harvest. Mrs. Ned Clawson of Chicago spent the week with daughter Mrs. Claire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Lawrence
Jessie Kintigh
Earl Swab
Huron
William Williamson
Crown Point
Fae Thompson
Fremark Cottage
Main Street
Don McFarling
Onida
McFarling
Ned, Clawson
Chicago
Claire
Local Family Notes and Anniversary Gatherings
Frankfort report notes Mr and Mrs Ed German of Sioux Falls visit relatives in the area and plan to live on the Gueernill farm. Leon Luxton and wife from Sioux Falls arrive to reside with Clark Gueernill. Harry Phillips and family from Rockham spent the weekend with O A Phil. A Friends group at the church helped Edwin Rage and his wife celebrate their tenth anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed German
Sioux Falls
Leonard Luxton
Clark Gueernill
Harry Phillips
Rockham
O. A Phil
Edwin Rage
Cactus Pearls Grow Inside Cactus Plants
Curious growths form inside cactus plants as cac tus pearl to repair injuries from outside sources. The article notes they resemble oyster pearls in function and appearance, developing within the plant to seal wounds and protect underlying tissue.
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Neighborhood News
Mabel G. Christ
Charles H. Gilchrist
Ferman Beebe
Sarah Ann Holman
Ruth Bare
Walker, In
Mr. Gilchrist
Burdette
Reuben Hansen
Ft. San Houston
Tex
Maurice Olson
Maurice
West Side
Texaco
Olson
Albert Hansen
Mael Imker
Ethel Bombine
la Vella
Dwight Hansen
San Francisco
LaVerne Hansen
Carter
America
Atlantic
Pts
Philippine
King
Faulkton
J.¢ Penney Company
West Point
Washington
Hitchcock
Red Cross
Keith’ ‘Tanner
Michel Eugene
Tanner
Hitchcock High School
B. Larson
Ruth
Ray
Kiron
Lars Swanson
Emelia Bauman
Linus Skarin
Larson
Swanson
Bauman
Bud Steilow
Floyd Paul
Corinne Cotton
Helen Larson
Hannah Hilkemeier
Rook
Hedblom
A. Scheib
Elkton
Clarence Dykeman
Alvin Scheib
Dykeman
Halda Scheib
New York City
S. Gunnerson
Norma
Theodore Ahlstrom
Minneapolis
Linus Ska
Harrold
Otto Bliesman
Anna Bliesman
Bertha Whedy
Denison
Zonday
Louis Hobert
John Fassler
O. A. Cunningham
Ruth Winckler
Rapid City
Fred Winckler
Carl Winckler
Martha
Pierre
J. Winckler
Winckler
Delores Meyer
Michigan
Julius Meyer
Carrie Eisenmann
Custer
Fred Zoller
Elsie
Zoller
Mrs. Huff
Wasta
Frankfort
Brown
Cor
Ind & DL
Huron, B.D
Young Men's
N.C
Bell System
Washington, D.C
Pacific
Gulf Coast
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