Relatives Gather at Hassebrook Home Sunday Visit
Mr and Mrs Pete Ackerman and Mr and Mrs DeFries and their daughter of George Jq visited the new Hassebrook home Sunday. Mrs Cora Townsend returned to her Graceville home.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1942
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Pete Ackerman and Mr and Mrs DeFries and their daughter of George Jq visited the new Hassebrook home Sunday. Mrs Cora Townsend returned to her Graceville home.
Fragmentary clipping notes visits and names in DeSmet and nearby towns. Mentions Minn and Duan unger caring for a father, Mrs. Bentee and son Johnsss, G. T. Snyder home, and Mrs. Elmer Jorgen with scattered references.
Last week residents from Detroit and nearby areas visited relatives in Maine and Michigan. Alfr Johannesen and Mrs. Russell Johnson joined reunions in Huron while Mr and Mrs Fred Spieker attended a Sunday School convention in George Iowa and stayed with relatives. Donna Jean Hassebrock visited the Conrad Burg home in unspecified location.
The West Beadle Soil Conservation District will elect three supervisors on Saturday evening September 5. Polls run from 8 to 11 p.m. with voting in six towns. Any district farmer may sign a nominating petition and vote.
A ten cent War Savings Stamp funds cloth insignia for soldiers ranks and outfits. Chevrons stitched on sleeve shoulder or collar. Red Cross volunteers at camps help prepare them. Soldiers and marines wear various insignia. millions are needed. Citizens, including schoolchildren, should invest in War Bonds and donate at least ten percent of income.
Numerous short notes detail visits and travel among area residents. Oma Parmenter preached in Methodist churches in Broadland and Hitch cock. Mrs. Dick Richard and children visited in Iver Anderson’s home. Alma Anderson from Huron joined them. Other items mention visits to Aberdeen, Gettysburg, Rochester, and Chicago, plus local church and school connections and a West River area itinerary.
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