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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1932
Page
11
Classified and display ad rates for Huronite are listed with cost per word and per column inch, payment in advance, cash with order, and a warning to buyers about fake offers. It cautions readers to avoid paying money before verifying reliability and to report suspicious ads to the Classified Advertising Manager.
A partial notice references Sy Soe and a trustee group with unclear dates and names. The readable portions point to a trust or beneficiary matter with unspecified participants and a likely filing deadline.
Legal notices recount a foreclosure sale by Prudential Insurance Company of America in Beadle County. The piece lists defendants Cecil and Ida Dunlevy and others, plus a public auction timeline and court reference. Also includes community updates on local residents’ travels and visits to the Black Hills, Twin Cities trips, and Rochester hospital stay for Charles Gray.
Miss Vivien Magness hosted a six o'clock dinner in honor of Miss Helen Hartman and Miss Margaret Flint visiting during an eighteen day vacation from nurses training in Pierre. Guests included Deis Bleckner, Evelys Kierdan of Carroll Nebraska, and Miss Shedden in Sioux City. Dwight Morrow and family were noted among relatives. Van Kee departed for labor service with others traveling for special trips. Fienlo Walsh of Tulare visited the bereaved and attended to tasks.
Danforth Archie and Lillian Geiver returned from Minneapolis after a minor collision on a slippery road with only minor injuries reported. George Campbell of Ohio township is recovering from heart disease. LaVaughn Geiver is to undergo an operation on her feet at Shriners hospital in Minneapolis. Lyda and Lillian Geiver recently visited Miller.
Wayland Floyd Winegar and daughter Antoin atte traveled to Timber Lake on Monday. Mrs. Guy Major's mother Mrs. Keller and Arden with Mr and Mrs Fred Wimmering were seen. Mise Marvel Gaughan of Wessington visits her sister Mrs Orval Jeffers in Huron. Elsie Otto accompanies Marvel home for the weekend. An electric storm burned the Milo Skinner hog house ten miles southwest of Wayland. James Gaughan learned of his father’s death in North Dakota Tuesday morning after a visit here. Union Sunday school plans a pageant for the St Lawrence convention weekend. Mrs Loie McGuire spent the weekend with Mize Bernice Welsh south of St Lawrence.
Wolsey Ud and Mrs Albion Swanson move from Agar to the former C A Woodhouse home as Mr and Mrs Mervin Fria vacate. Conrad Mewton, Donald Carson, and Bevday Boring travel to Wiener Nebraska and back with Luella Stewart who will teach in Calida next year. They plan to visit relatives after leaving near Dropkings on Saturday and again Monday while Mr Liebber recovers from a nervous breakdown.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Bra and Schwabauer's sister Ma and Will with names like Gaara Barber and Jeaneie. references to an arrival from Reeatoe and panel, Tasie and Milton Kuti, but no clear event, date, or outcome.
A fragmentary item notes a visit from relatives in North Dakota and California natives in Alpena. The text evokes memories from about thirty years ago and mentions a local store and a president figure, with unclear names and details due to OCR damage.
Spearfish resident Spearfish, accompanied by wife Dorothy and Clar ence Campbell, visited Henman Kunze and J B Waller homes Thursday night while en route from Indiants to Spearfish. Leslie Briggs and wife left for Chicago for hospital treatment. Meth odist Ladies Aid lunch counter at Alpena harvest event raised over $50. W J Page and daughter Elizabeth Ann returned from visits to Hazel Rapids and Redfield.
Highmore residents and guests filled a lively weekend with multiple visits and social calls. Highmore Dewey Glosser returned home after two weeks under a physician's care for an eye injury from cattle rounding. Numerous families from Salem, Huron, Conde, and nearby towns enjoyed Sunday gatherings and visits at local homes and stays with friends and relatives.
George Zimmerman and his two children from Monticello Iowa visited relatives in Alpena for a few days. Mrs. Zimmerman and Mrs. Lehr of Jake Amen were also present. The group, including Enza Lehr, were guests at the James Aspen home for dinner before continuing to visit other relatives.
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