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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1930
Page
5
3000 4 H entries are expected at the State Fair with larger exhibits than before across all divisions. County limits are used in some divisions as entries pour in from county fairs and events. Entries go to the state club leader in Brookings after agent review and certification.
Gordon Ivey of Mt. Vernon wins first grand champion Hampshire barrow with 1.62 daily gain at the Davison Hanson county 4 H club exhibit in Mitchell. Scott Hardy of Mitchell takes second in daily gain with a Duroc barrow at 1.36. Third places go to Scott Campbell and Gerard Young of Mt. Vernon. In home economics, Barbara Goode earns top marks for butterscotch rolls and bread, with Ethel Schuyler winning for ely.
Mrs G J McDonald ill earlier this week now improving at a Huron hospital where she receives treatment Hazel Bieger tends a patient there Mrs Faulkingham and Mr and Mrs Brown of Bloomington and El a Arteman and John DeBauche enjoyed a Black Hills trip Leo Arteman bought a new Oldsmobile last week Earl Gugin and Cyd Hinds left for North Dakota to help harvest and thresh Farmers began fall plowing Mrs Ben Danmier hosted the S C club at her home Thursday Mr and Mrs Lester Weaver returned from a week with relatives in Missouri and Iowa
Wayland surveyors are at work setting stakes for the regrading of the Wayland road from the highway No 14 south two and a half miles to Majors corner. Wayland school opens September 1 with about 35 pupils under Walter Limp of north of St Lawrence as teacher. The Wayland Aid Society uses a basket barter fundraiser, passing a food item worth about 25 cents along a chain to collect funds, with county and town groups operating separately.
Harrold Brimmer suffered a broken collar bone last week when thrown from his car and is recovering. Henry Hoff and family from Was ta visited relatives here. John Ray and wife returned from a clinic stay in Rochester Minnesota. A daughter was born last week to Mr and Mrs Mclrovey of Blunt alt at Mrs Mclrovey's mother's home here. Frank Winckler and family from Wisconsin visited with Willie Stener. W A Hunt of Livermore Iowa was here on business. Mrs James Schmitgen and her two children were slightly injured in a runaway accident near town. Horses frightened and ran through a gate causing the crash. Mr and Mrs Henry Thomson returned from Nebraska. Mrs Balkama of Huron visited here.
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Leonard Danforth and Leonard Minnerman visited the Chester Seiver Home in Buffalo County over the weekend before heading to Langford South Carolina where Danforth was a principal and basketball coach. Four babies were baptized at the van church Sunday. Leonard and Lyda Seiver returned home from Madison. Danforth vicinity received rain delaying threshing and haying. ground is ready for fall plowing if frost remains absent. Mr. and Mrs. Hertzman from Emery visited their children and reported crops, while Howard Morrison Lyle and Mrs. Ruger returned from Nebraska to resume threshing. Kenneth Dunham will return to Miller to attend high school and live with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Eddy north of town. Gene Morrison, school clerk, has all teaching contracts signed. Jake Fairst is recovering after stepping on a nail. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Geiver were in Miner Wednesday.
Hitchcock Dale Van Voorhis and Keith Pernie of Aberdeen travel to Flagstaff Arizona to attend university. Robert Wilson of Brookings also joins. Dale previously worked in Aberdeen and will prepare for school. Frank Murphy of Sioux City visits relatives. Bernard Payne heads to Houston for work. Everett Payne takes charge of Fyre Drop gas station near town. Mrs. Hannah Hilkemeyer returns from Milwaukee. Several families drive to Redfield for Sunday. Verner Sallquist visits Iowa City parents. Millicent Murphy returns from Pierre and Miller with relatives.
Wackurle helps ACT. Steinhi scruus week threshing. George Voorhees visit Huron hospital. George and Mrs Watsons visit relatives. They traveled by car from Milwaukee to Pierre. Lucas motored to Huron. Sutter was in Huron Monday. Mrs Iden McDonial and Robert depart for Minneapolis. M Sunday School to hold all day picnic at Cottonwood lake Thursday with 9:30 church departure. Edith and Annie Wilson preached at M E church. both are ordained deaconesses. Mrs Grant Wella returned from Waterloo. Bernie Bienstock joins New York City college football coaching staff.
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