Neighborhood News Roundup From Hitchcock and Aberdeen Area
Carl Rawsterns called to Hitchcock by mother’s death on a farm near Hitchcock. Mrs. Ersil Welke improving after sinus illness. Miss Lovisa Odegaard joined Aberdeen American staff. H N Borge and L H Lee drove to Leola. P Rowan family moved to Cady farm tenant house. Mrs Dan Stucker ill west of Melletté. George Holmes suffered four broken ribs in barn accident. Mrs George Wienkes recovering well. Mrs Hannah Ware Stone under Aber deen physician care. daughter Helen Van Stone runs telephone office. Mr and Mrs Ed Breidenbach shopped in Aberdeen. Mrs Minnie McCaughey to spend winter in Long Beach Calif. Viola and Ruby Dunker of Aberdeen visited parents George and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Rawsterns
Hitchcock
Ersil Welke
Lovisa Odegaard
Aberdeen American
H. N. Borge
L. H. Lee
Leola
P. Rowan
Cady Farm
Dan Stucker
Melletté
George Holmes
George Wienkes
Hannah Ware Stone
Aberdeen
Helen van Stone
Ed Breidenbach
Minnie McCaughey
Long Beach
Calif
Viola
Ruby Dunker
George Dunker
Local visitors abound in Huron and neighboring towns
Raymond Mr and Mrs Wayne Danforth and children called in Huron on Friday. C D Erling of South Shore visited the EB Fi Erling home Saturday. Fred Merbach Roy Hurlbert and families were at the Frank Hurley home Sunday. Walter Cagley and family of Mitchell visited John Cagley family a few days. William Merbach and Merin Shoebloom and family of Logan visited Elmo Wheeler home Sunday. Elsie Beach stayed with Don Murphy near Clark Sunday. Mieson of Zell, a Raymond business caller, appeared Sunday. George Prentice of Crandall and Al Bell with children visited Fred Hink home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Wayne Danforth
C. D. Erling
South Shore
Local Notes On Families And Visits In The Area
Wolsey and Ralph Zebarths trip to Frankfort noted. Shirley Nye returns from Aberdeen visit with her father. H O Cheney, in LaPlant gravel crew, visits family. Sandy Christopherson to have surgery in Mitchell. Roy Maas and mother visit from Cogswell. Measles keep several children home from school. Mrs Satie Smith and Jack Mulligan visit brother James Mulligan’s family. Foreign Missionary society meets at Mrs C C Stoddard’s. Ed Grandpre and Florence Funk return from Aberdeen hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolsey
Ralph Zebarth
Frankfort
Shirley Nye
Aberdeen
H. O. Cheney
LaPlant
Sandy Christopherson
Mitchell Hospital
Conde
Roy Maas
Mr. Maase
Cogswell
N. D
Satie Smith
Jack Mulligan
Rockham
James Mulligan
C. C. Stoddard
Foreign Missionary Society
Ed Grandpre
Florence Funk
Wessington Social News Highlights Local Visits
Wessington reports Mr. and Mrs. Carl Peterson of Tulare visited Sunday. Lowell Sutton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Sutton, recovers well after an appendectomy. Mrs. E Johnson improves after a bout of tonsillitis. Verne Derr relocates to Huron for a position at Home Grocery. Altar Society plans a card and dancing party for the Ray Baker family before they move to Illinois. Mrs. Helen Funk of Tripp visits daughter Mrs. John Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington
Carl Peterson
Tulare
Lowell Sutton
Harley Sutton
Altar Society
Ray Baker
Illinois
Helen Funk
Tripp
John Meyer
Surprising East Town Party For Braasch Couple
Neighbors east of town held a surprise party Friday evening for Mr. and Mrs. John Braasch. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Ben Seibrecht, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Seibrecht, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Amari Beardemphl, Mr. and Mrs. Andrews Zoodsma, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Zell, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thiel. After informal refreshments, the gathering adjourned. The Merry-Few club met at Mrs. Amazi Beardemphl’s home Thursday afternoon for social time and lunch. The club will meet next at Mrs. Karl Law’s home, with the husbands to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amazi Beardemphl
Beardemphl
Karl Law
Throw Away Your Corn Plasters Flare
An ad promotes Moone's Emerald Oil as a painless corn remedy. Apply at bedtime and bind with a cloth soaked in oil to speed the process. It claims immediate relief from sting and that corns will shrivel, scale off, and vanish within a day or two with a money back guarantee from Longstaff Drug Co. and H. A. Perriton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moone
Longstaff Drug Co
H. A. Perriton
Local notices from Sioux City area residents
Miss Elsie Siderius visited the Siderius home in Sioux City. Ben Marienau helped auction off drugs at the old store. Jones now runs a Redfield drugstore. Mrs. Jennie Stewart of Whitefish is ill at D. H. Roberts home. Paul H. Shields elected Legion commander to replace O. J. Jones. Mrs. Thissel-Boyer and Mrs. Allie Lee head to California for winter with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Siderius
Sioux City
Jer
Ralph Siderius
Ben Marienau
Athol
O. J. Jones
Jones
Redfield
Jennie Stewart
Whitefish
Mont
D. H. Roberts
Paul H. Shields
Legion
Thissel-Boyer
Allie Lee
California
Social Visits and Card Parties in Woonsocket and Wessington Springs
Lane Mrs. Sarah McCord of Woonsocket spent days in Lane visiting friends. Mrs. Sophia Hildebrant, Rose Meinze, and Mrs. Sherer were visitors from Wessington Springs Friday. Mrs. Nelson Clark was surprised by friends on her birthday. Florence Kogel hosted five tables of cards for her house guest Celia Privet with refreshments at midnight. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. May visited Woonsocket with Mrs. May's mother, 84, Mrs. Decker, Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Sarah McCord
Woonsocket
Sophia Hildebrant
Rose Meinze
Sherer
Wessington Springs
Nelson Clark
Florence Kogel
Celia Privet
S. H. May
Teachers Mothers and Children Club organized in Wessington Springs
The new club for first and second graders in Wessington Springs is named the Teachers Mothers and Children club with Mrs J J Carson as secretary. The B G C met at Albert Rapps home Monday evening and spent the evening playing bridge with high scores noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers, Mothers and Children Club
J. J. Carson
Albert Rapp
Vesper Chapter elects officers and plans New Year event
Mr and Mrs Jean Lamb win the score while Mr and Mrs Lowell Newcomber take consolation. A climc was served and a business meeting held to form committees for the New Year party. Vesper chapter elected officers Monday evening with thirty five members present and songs and lunch to follow. American Legion auxiliary sets aside 15 for hospital gifts and boxes, appointing committees for membership finance sick call publicity and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Lamb
Lowell Newcomber
Vesper Chapter
F. ‘N. Setterstrom
H. FF. . Jansen
B. Price
Edith Eddy
American Legion Auxiliary
Meta Carson
Bess Peterson
Josie Wheeler
Effie Sedgwick
Huth Carson
Minnie Wilson
Martie Bromwell
Lena Hemmelman
Lillian Peterson
Ruth Carson
Edna Linebel
Elizabeth Sutton
Poppy
Effie Sedgick
Esther DeJong
Ella Mutz
Della Buck
Mellette Masonic Lodge elects new officers in meeting
H H Martin was elected worshipful master at Tuesday’s lodge meeting. James Hawkins becomes senior warden with W E Wallar as junior warden Oscar Newton secretary and George Gange treasurer John Peck returned as worshipful master. Other officers named later. Mrs George Holmes named to head the Eastern Star chapter and will be worthy matron with Mrs John Peck as an officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Martin
James Hawkins
W. E. Wallar
Oscar Newton
George Gange
John Peck
George Holmes
Eastern Star
Refi ring Yet Matron Named In Local Oddities
The list names officers including associate matron James Golden and worthy patron George Holmes with secretary William Cliff and treasurer Mrs. A Armstrong. Conductress Mrs. W E Wallar and associate conductress are also listed. Mrs. Donaldson Cheatham is referred to as refiring worthy matron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Golden
George Holmes
Donaldson Cheatham
William Cliff
A. Armstrong
W. E. Wallar
Highmore society hosts bridge and dinner event
The Wednesday club met at Mrs. M. Harry O'Brien home for a four table bridge afternoon with a three course dinner. Score savers were Mrs. H. P. Hemmingson and Mrs. E. Noel. Mrs. A. L. Lake helped serve. The Thursday club followed with an informal social afternoon and dinner. The Royal Neighbor lodge was also mentioned in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Harry O'Brien
H. P. Hemmingson
E. Noel
A. L. Lake
S. W. Sussex
Local clubs host meetings and games with high scores noted
Several social events are reported including a bridal shower for Mrs J P O'Brien with gifts and blankets from the lodge, Delta Delta club games at OC F Goslin home, high scores by Mrs J G Ryan and Robert Ray, and Ladies Evening Bridge with Mrs Will McDonald. A birthday gathering for Morton Lake followed a basketball game with Ethelwyn Perkins and Bruce Taylor winning notes. Wessington High School Girl Reserves held their annual meeting planning a Christmas party and good deeds. Ohio farms mostly on gravier roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. O'Brien
Mirs
James Hamlin
Ladies Evening Bridge Club
Will McDonald
A. L. Lake
Morton Lake
Bridge
Ethelwyn Perkins
Bruce Taylor
Lake
Wessington
Wessington High School
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