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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1933

Page

7

Neighborhood News Picnic Guests and Local Visits

Bancroft area residents hosted visitors from Van Horn Indiana and relatives from nearby towns. A Sunday picnic at Spirit Lake honored Mrs Warkenthien and relatives included Mrs E W Kerman and Frank Kerkman and family. Several families traveled to Minneapolis Rochester and Canistota for visits and medical care. Sunday school picnics and swimming parties were held for local classes.

Shrine C. Hs Rochester I. J Ram Chios Emil Forken St Carthage BR. G. Wilkins Aven Jentis Allen Tobey Huron R. A.munss Conde Lawrence Eric Maass Clarence Huddleston Wessington Elmer Goodyear Boyden Hans Halverson Peter Anderson Bruce Etta Beeninga Canistota Roy Klinkel Cliff Beeninga Will Drake Hartley Bert Lake Kampeska

Redfield Social Roundup Notes Several Visitors

Burdette Harry Vail and Mrs Gross and daughter Lucile called in Redfield on Friday. Mrs James Fal Jon and Mrs Charles Olson and daughter Viola were business callers there Friday. Sue Borekhus of Wayland visited relatives Monday. S. Lloyd, Mrs Lloyd Dennis shopped in Wessington Friday. Mr and Mrs Ransom Swaney visited relatives in Hur on Saturday. Hubert Carr left for Des Moines and Mrs William Martin headed to Chicago for a fair Monday. Junior and Lorraine Miller of Redfield visited cousins Chenes and Kathleen Polchow. Dean of Rapid City visits Mrs John Roach Jr.

William Gross Lucile Paw Olgan James Fal Jon Charles Olsons Viola Redfield Sue Borekhus Wayland S. Lloyd Lloyd Dennis Wessington Ransom Swaney Huron Hubert Carr Tom Howell Des Moines Ta Mo William Martin Chicago Junior Lorraine Miller Ehenes Kathleen Polchow Dean Rapid_City John Roach, Jr

Wayland Visitors and Local Household Moves Reported

Wayland and surrounding residents are noted in visiting and relocation updates. Mrs. Carl Douglas and sister Mrs. A Olson visited Tracy Minnesota relatives. William Holler and grandsons Francis and Cecil Taras moved to Idaho. RC Wood of Wessington Springs visited, Stella Thrane of Pierre visited, Clyde Fanning returned from Sioux City hospital after two weeks, James Bailey stayed with daughter L D Ballantyne, Antoinette Winegar visiting Miller, John Carradus and family from Manchester spent week with relatives, Harve Carpenter and son visiting from Illinois, Mrs Byers and Mrs Carpenter sisters, Mrs Cort Vaughn hospitalized in Mitchell.

Carl Douglas A. Olson Tracy, Minn William ‘Holler Francis Cecil Taras Idaho Claire Dierdorf RC. Wood Wessington Springs Stella Thrane Pierre Wayland Clyde Fanning Sioux City James Bailey Highland Township L. D. Ballantyne Antoinette Winegar Miller Maxine Sisk John Carradus Lous ‘Doyle and Baby Manchester Faulkton Harve Carpenter Illinois Grant Byers Byers Carpenter Cort Vaughn Mitchell Hospital

Gascoignes attend funeral and local visits in Broadland

Broadland Mrs. Philip Gascoigne and son John along with Mr and Mrs Ivan Gascoigne motored to Huron Monday for W. B. Gascoigne funeral services. The Gascoignes are brothers and sisters of MrsPhilip Gascoigne. George Hanson of Oakes and H L Taylor of Ladan visited Victor Anderson family Sunday. Mrs Hanson is Anderson's sister. GE Kaump and daughter Marian visited with Ruth King who left for Portland Oregon to start a new life. Monica Brinkman of Cavour is recovering from injuries from a Minneapolis car crash. Lloyd Johnston, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Johnston of Huron, visits with aunt and uncle William Johnston. Nels Peterson returned from a Black Hills Nebraska Wyoming and Washington trip. George Morian accompanied him and stayed with Leo Moriarity and family in Portland Oregon.

Broadland Philip Gascoigne John Ivan Gascoigne Huron Gascoigne George Hanson Oakes H. L. Taylor Laden Victor Anderson Hanson Anderson GE. Kaump Marian Ruth King Portland Ore Monica Brinkman Cavour Minneapolis Lloyd Johnston Robert Johnston William Johnston Nels Peterson Black’ Hills Nebraska Wyoming Washington George Morian Mrs Leo © Moriarity

Koerner Family Plans Move to Sioux Falls Home

Virgil Koerner and family join Ed and Mrs Koerner in Sioux Falls to establish a new home. J L Halbur Fred Halbur and Otto Levan left for North Dakota. Lester Fulton and Mrs Melvin Fulton with daughter visited relatives at Iroquois. Spiére and Will Spiers shipped a carload of hogs and cattle to Iowa, about 0.5 meg.

Virgil Ed Koerner Jeff Sioux Falls J. L. Halbur Fred, Halbur Otto Levan North Dakota Lester Fulton Melvin Fulton Iroquois I. BR. Spiére Will Spiers Iowa Monney

Faces Kidnap Charge Near Scotland Visit

Joe Tulare spent Sunday at the home of Ww. C. Denison Jr. and Mrs. Gale of Scotland is visiting there, detailing a local social scene with an implied legal matter pending.

Joe Tulare Ww. C. Denison, Jr Mrs. Gale Scotland

Local visitors drop by W C Denison Jr home

Mr ter of Los Angeles called at the W. C. Denison, Jr. home Monday. Mrs. Byrner, Tia, Tia and Quentin, and Mrs. Rachel Cooper and Vint Humphreys of Relianca are visiting at the W. Rickard home.

Ter Los Angeles W. C. Denison, Jrs Byrner Tia Quentin Rachel Cooper Vint Humphreys Relianca W. Rickard

Mrs Kotrba Lined Up For Fair Week

Mrs Mary Kotrba will lead the women's building at the State Fair this year as superintendent of art work and culinary departments. She visited the building, suggested cleaning and repairs, and has finished organizing her staff ahead of the exposition opening September 11.

Mary “Kotrba

Farm Act Doubles Tennessee Crops Value

Nashville Tenn reporter states the federal farm act has more than doubled the value of Tennessee cotton corn and wheat. Commissioner E Van Cleave cites an increase from 32 3 million to 73 049 million dollars for this year, reflecting a sharp rise in farm output and worth.

Nashville, Tenn Tennessee E. van Cleave van Cleave

Hitler Breaks Speed Records in Private Flight

Report from Munich notes Adolf Hitler using a Lufthansa aircraft with a crack pilot to shuttle between Munich Berlin and Bayreuth. He covers 450 miles in about two hours, earning the nickname the flying chancellor.

Munich Germany Adolf Hitler Quisyeeds Bernar Yianes Hitler National Socialist Party Wilhelmstrassa Berlin Brown House Lufthansa Wig Ordin Ayling Bayreuth Hitler Rome Alps Mussolini Caveliere

Bridge Project Over Bonnet Carre Spillway Planned

A bridge costing 1 200 000 dollars and about two miles long is planned to span the Bonnet Carre spillway which shields New Orleans from the Mississippi River flood barrier.

Bonnet Carre New Orleans Mississippi River

Carpenter Mrs Harvey Wicks Returns Home

Mrs Harvey Wicks, a carpenter, returned home after spending a week in Doland with her mother Mrs Henry Beard. Census preliminary totals report Australia population at 6 619 001 with New South Wales 2 599 000 Victoria 11 818 000 Queensland 943 000 South Australia 581 000 Western Australia 438 000 Tasmania 227 000 federal district 9 000 and Northern Territory 4 000.

Carpenter Harvey Wicks Doland Henry Beard Australia New South Wales Queensland South Australia West Australia Tasmania Federal District Northernn Territory

Wolf Catchers Strained As Wolf Population Shrinks

ST. PAUL Minnesota director of game and fish W Z Stewart says the state’s wolf population has been sharply reduced leaving two professional wolf catchers in a tight spot. The epidemic of rabbits complicates wildlife management and labor needs.

ST. Paul W. Z. Stewart Minnesota Game and Fish

Trappers Linked to State Wolf Decline Tuleramin Effect

Report notes state hired trappers as a factor in wolf decline not by trapping success but through tuleramin affecting rabbits and other prey. The illness weakened rabbit populations, removing a key food source and driving wolves toward scarcity.

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Neighborhood News Burdette Harry Vail W. H. Hedberg E. J. Enberg St Paul Dr. Enberg Mrs. Kotrba Baur Mra J. W. Wood Chile Ohio Cuticura Laboratories Dept. D Malden, Wiss Henderson Anne L. Matson Mary Fleming Whalen Texaco THE Texas Company Texaco Petroleum Products Texas Confany
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