Neighborhood News says family visits and moves across towns
Neighborhood News reports Mr George and sister visiting from Chicago and family visits with Ber woo and others. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Keller moved to White Lake with Mrs Keller to farm work. Hattie Bjornson teaches near Spirit, Anna Keller returns from De Smet after a stay. A club dance opened at the town hall, with C H Bell of Bell Bakery mentioned among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Auomewarght
Chicago
Ber Woo
Lloyd Keller
White Lake
Local Harvests and Community Activities Report
Farmers finish corn harvest and shred fodder while hay hauling continues. A box social at Taster Weiland’s school netted about $20. Purina Feed showcased factory reels led by M r McDaniel, with I E Benson guest at Kiwanis luncheon. W H Club met at Wormstadt home with new officers and a potluck. Sunday guests included Mrs Phelps of Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harti
Theresa Edward McNamara
Hor Johnetan Place
Huron
Mr. Taster
Weiland
Purina Feed Company
Mrr. McDaniel
Bureo
I. E. Benson
Harry Lampe
Kiwanis
Marvin Hughitt
Wormstadt
Huon
Mesdames
Eric Gutzler
Hines
Local bridge clubs host festive gatherings and prizes
Doland Delta Delt Bridge Club enjoyed two table play with Mrs Harvey Jang as high scorer substituting for ill Mrs Leon Gilbert and Mrs Charles Hahn winning the consolation. Other clubs held Christmas parties with prizes, contests, and luncheons at members homes including George Quinn and Joseph Garthwaite residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doland
Walter Seaman
Harvey Jang
Leon Gilbert
Charles Hahn
Aaron Aldrich
Clarence Labrie
Conde
M. F. Seaman
Jack Doemitz
Los Angeles
Double Four Bridge Club
George Quinn
Kenneth Maltby
Jess Smith
Fred Kiteman
Freddie Paul Lef
Mankato
Minn
Vesta Paul
Ruby Deakins
Commercial College
Pioneer Bridge Club
Joseph Garthwaite
Frank Hahn
John Mannie
Huron
Wallace Arms
Charles Bosely
Lloyd Sickles
Oden Olson
Bridge Club
J. L. Long
James
Arthur James
Local Notes and News From Harrold Area
Reverend T O Hill, Methodist pastor, can be out again after pneumonia. Farewell party for Elmer Stoltenberg and family as they move to St Louis for Purina Chow job. Elmer Luick returns home to Monticello Ia for winter. A son born to Mr and Mrs Warren Corning last week. Laughlin returns from visit with son and daughter in the Black Hills. Mrs Henry Thoman back from Hartington Neb. Mrs Ivy Peterson hosts Unceda Extension club. Mim Viola Knodle visiting at Kaylor. Mrs Ray Fast of Aberdeen Visited her parents. School closed Friday for holidays. teachers sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrold
T. O. Hill
Elmer Stoltenberg
St. Louie
Mr. Stoltenberg
Purina Chow Company
Elmer Luick
Monticello
Warren Corning
Mr. Laughlin
Black Hills
Henry Thoman
Vsit
Hartington
Neb
Ivy Peterson
Unceda Extension Club
Mim Viola Knodle
Kaylor
Ray Fast
Aberdeen
Mir
Local social notes from Weesington Springs area events
Lane Dean Kellum of Funler esllegn near Weesington Springs visited friends in the vicinity. Lem Maf and Will Frier attended Odd Teylat at Wamington Springs shopping in Wosesocket. Eric Berg and son Sturgis spent several days in Lane on business. Twelve men attended the evening gathering Thursday at 8 o'clock. Mrs. James Houlihan and Mrs. Paddock were in Weasington Springs Thursday. Boy Scouts hosted Camp Fire title party at the school auditorium with an oyster stew supper. Mr. Edwards and Mr. and Mrs. Will Luker assisted. Mr. and Mrs. Sherburne hosted school board members and wives at 6 pm dinner. Five hundred played. Mrs. Pete Theis won high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Dean Kellum
Funler Esllegn
Weesington Springs
Tiacaday
Othe
Nain de Gchander
Bepid City
Lane
Lem Maf
Will Frier
Odd Teylat
Wamnington Springs
Wosesocket
Eric Berg and Son
Sturgis
James Houlihan
Mra Paddock
Weasington Springs
Edwards
Will Luker
Sherburne
Pete Theis
Local Notes From Carthage and Area
Mrs John Huil remains in a Huron hospital for treatment. Mac P Hayter of Arisian takes charge of the Haley store this week to operate it while stock is prepared. Relatives report the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Lee Munger at Lebanon. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Howard Graham Sunday morning. Mrs L L Robbins and Mrs Anderson of Howerd attended Masonic and C E and installation here. Marjorie Cobb arrived from Brookings for the holidays. Jake Moe died at his brother Byron Moe’s home after being threatened by pneumonia. he is recovering. Mrs Josephine Wiley assists at the Weigold and Norby store during the holidays. Mrs Jerger Luis and son John spent Friday in Huron. Arvid Florine and family moved back from Minnesota to the W H Harr farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
John Huil
Huron
Mac P. Hayter
Arisian
Haley
Lee Munger
Lebanon
Howard Graham
L. L. Robbins
Anderson
Marjorie Cobb
Brookings
Jake Moe
Byron Moe
Josephine Wiley
Weigold and Norby
Jerger Luis
John
Arvid Florine
Minnesota
W. H. Harr
Illnesses Reach Several Families in Riverside Area
The Noe brothers report their California mother is seriously ill while Lola Knouse is treated for pneumonia. Mrs H L Harrington’s pleurisy shows tentative improvement under a nurse. The Greer and Hunter families helped with a Messiah service at Huron Presbyterian Church. Three year old Bobby Yates recovered from pneumonia and Frank Cleland visited Manchester with his daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. van Tuy
Noe Brothers
California
Lola Knouse Ia
H. L. Harrington
Greer
Hunter
Messiah
Theresbyterian Church
Huron
Bobby Yates
Psimonia
Frank Cleland
Manchester
Blunt Allison family move to vacated Art Andison cottage
Blunt Lloyd Allison and family relocate from the Jane cottage to the residence left vacant by Mr and Mrs Art Andison. Max Wasserman and Ed Welsh took a trip to Sioux City on Sunday and returned Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blunt Lloyd Allison
Jane
Art Andison
Max Wasserman
Ed Welsh
Sioux City
School events plan Friday programs and party notices
The piece lists classroom activities during Friday and a freshman party planned for Thursday night. It notes a school vacation starting Friday, with reopening on December 29, and mentions a public card party by the Royal Neighbors at the A. O. Ul. Wi building Saturday night. It ends with Mr and Mrs Wasserman announcing the birth of a son on December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Ul. Wi
Max Wasserman
Mrs Wamerman and baby in Sioux City
Mrs Wamerman and her infant are reported staying in Sioux City on November 11, with nearby observers noting their presence in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ber
Mrs. Wamerman
Baby
Sioux City
Esmond Funeral Services for Mrs Linke Holt
Funerals for Mrs Linke Holt, step mother of Mrs Ross Clendening, were held Saturday morning at the Esmond M E church. Burial followed in Esmond cemetery. The body was brought from Salina Kansas by Minnie Marconette of Virginia Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esmond
Linke Holt
Ross Clendening
Exmond M. EB
Salina
Kans
Minnie Marconette
Virginia, Minn
Esmond Church Hosts Dakota Conference Quartet Program
Andrew Kopperud visits Ec mond for a Dakota Conference quartet program at Esmond Church scheduled for Saturday evening at 8. Reverend W. M. Redfield of Es mond is a member. A Christmas Eve program is planned at Esmond M. E. Church. Local social notes mention Minnie Clendening preparing a trip to Minnesota and Vera Warner with Nina Gerner attending a teachers meeting. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Blankenburg and Deane Paulson shopped in Huron Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Kopperud
Ecmond
Dakota Conference
W. M. Redfield
Eemond
Esmond
Minnie
Ross Clendening
Jett
Minn
Vera Warner
Nina Gerdner
Esmond M. E
E. F. Blankenburg
Deane Paulson
Huron
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