Merry Worker's Club Plans Meeting With Mrs Shaw
The Merry Worker's club will meet with Mrs Ed Shaw Thursday. Meetings have been discontinued for some time due to the weather.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1930
Page
7
The Merry Worker's club will meet with Mrs Ed Shaw Thursday. Meetings have been discontinued for some time due to the weather.
Pleasant Valley at Kintigh school drew a good crowd Friday night and raised a sum for the school. Irvin Whitney won best handsome man and Mise Gladys Niederauer top lady. both received candy. A Christmas Eve program will feature a tree and treat at Pleasant Valley church.
Virgil Perkins of Wessington Springs delivered the sermon at RT E church Sunday. Harrold Godfrey and Lane, also of Wessington Springs, sang several tunes. Walter Irving and family visited Rev J E Washburn in Alpena. The infant son of William and Mrs Weikum, born Thanksgiving, died Saturday December 6. A Holtey baby was reported to be a daughter. Julius Kuster helped at the Farmer's elevator briefly. Jacobs left for his North Dakota home Saturday.
William Fanger Sr completed threshing last week while Frances Gooding, teaching at Bonilla, spent the weekend at her home. C Donen of Monroe visits the teachers. Ralph Mead scheduled for an operation at the Iduron clinic Tuesday. Herb Holly general store opened Saturday with a free lunch. Mrs Schichgall of Virgil cared for Mrs Wickum.
Iroquois notes illness and recovery of Mrs. E W Bottomley and holiday activities. Floyd Van Tassel family of Hancockrt visited with locals. Sunday school teachers rehearse for Christmas program and collection committee reports success. Mrs Fitzgerald joins B B store from Sioux Falls. Tri Mu class held Christmas party at Mrs Hans Schultz home. Masons elected officers. Mr and Mrs Jesse Fisher and Mrs Crowell visit Hitchcock. Crowell to winter with daughter Mrs C S Schwartz. Club of the Hour plans Christmas party at Harrington home with Mesdames Hansen and Irvin assisting. Mr and Mrs Ray Sawville of Huron called at George Irvin’s. Lee Sanchez back from Soldiers Hospital. Rev J M Hunter attended South Dakota Federal Council of Churches meeting in Huron. Leslie Exnst from Sioux City visited his brother Roy, returning Monday.
Tulare residents joined a string of social events with the Misses Meia and Mabel Miller and the Rev and Mrs A J Schieler calling at the F Hilkkemeier home. A Welfare club gathering occurred at William Redpohl’s. Courtships included Mrs George Brugger shopping in Huron and Miss Jean MacNeill and Mrs Laird MacNeill in Redfield. An Eastern Star dance took place at the Masonic Temple, and a pound party honored the Michael Earhardt family newly arrived from Germany.
Postmaster James F. Martin stands before the Santa Claus Indiana post office as the town gears up for a bustling December mail surge. The facility handles more Christmas mail than during the rest of the year as customers send parcels to be re mailed with the town’s distinctive postmark.
Mrs Ralph Schnittgrund and daughter Jacqueline of Redfield visited E Hofeman. F W Conred and Bob Tott left for Rochester Minn to attend a clinic. White Rose camp AN selected officers at their MWA ball meeting Thursday night.
A Nebraska party visited to review land conditions. Will and Mrs Parlin announce a son. Laughlin visited Rapid City to see her son and family. B Gorman and wife plan winter in California. Archie Denison reports a son. Evelyn Bos and Harold Hansen wed in Pierre and reside on the groom’s ranch south of town. Friends of B E Reed held a birthday gathering at O J Brimmer’s. Mr and Mrs Th A Adams report a son born at the local hospital. Joe Fowler visits from Hot Springs. Phinney of Miller spent a week visiting relatives. An eight pound daughter was born Wednesday to C R Gunselman and wife.
Wolsey Este Thompson arrived Saturday for a brief visit at the J. G. Hagen home. Ida Belle Armstrong of Wessington gerings visited her parents here Sun- Fe BR. J. Fleming arrived Saturday from Bristol and visited with his family here until Sunday. Bercycle Streeter, a student of Aber deen normal, arrived home here Satur day and is visiting with her parents.
Miss Enid Martin a pier school teacher attended basketball games and spent the weekend at John Juergens. Dorothy Peck went to Stour City Friday night and returned Sunday night. The Chatter-Lew club was entertained by Miss Madeleine Eiwell Monday night at the A BR Custer home. Mr and Mrs Bussell and son Ray of Bonilla visited Mrs Bussell's parents. Mrs Donald Nussbaumm and baby left Saturday for Spencer to visit her mother.
After spending weeks with her brother L. M. Kaiser and family in the company of Mrs. H. E. Newton and her daughter Roberta and son Frederick, accompanied by Margaret Bonnes, they motored to Pierre to visit Mrs. Newton’s parents Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Campbell over the weekend. H. O. Cheney returned from Corson, SD, where he is employed, to spend Sunday with his family.
Miller and surrounding area updates include several marriage licenses issued here to Raymond Morris and Audley Myers of Huron. others to Robert Bickel of Orient with Twila Else of Ree Heights, William Kidder of Webster with Aylee Ford of Miller, and Wyndom Steele of Ree Heights with Lillian Dunwoody of Miller. Miller school to dismiss December 19 for holidays, resumes January 5.
Mr and Mrs Scott Davison and relatives at Howard. Mr and Mrs Wayne Gillette returned from Rapid City. J Schilling returned from several weeks in Chicago. Darrell Hull and Lloyd Tamblyn of Rapid City and WesPt visited relatives here this week. Chris Anderson returned from Mankato Minnesota. Margaret Cooney student at Mitchell College visited her parents. Rev and Mrs Cooney and Niles Gillmor hosted relatives from Idaho. Rev F B Cooney went to Washington DC as church convention delegate. Edward Weber Dell Spicer Cuthbert Gratton and James Malin Brookings College students visited their homes last week.
Mr and Mrs Paul Koster were business callers in Huron Saturday afternoon and Charles Adamson returned to his home.
Local report traces Tuesday evening arrivals and activities at Huron area hospitals and towns. Mr and Mrs Roswe Graham and Oral and Ellen Graham traveled to Cavour. The hard times dance drew a large crowd Friday night. Wayne and Avis Danforth visited Cavour Thursday. Mrs A C Wasem and Mrs Ray Walline drove to De Smet Thursday. Roy Davis and family shopped in Huron Saturday. C C Danforth motored to Raymond on business Friday and Saturday. Loretta Schleuter, ill with pneumonia, is now improved at home. Benjamin Tremel from Watertown visited his parents. A note states that US born citizens of Chinese and Japanese races are citizens by birth.
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