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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1931
Page
11
Classified rate sheet from The Evening Huronite outlines pricing for display and classified ads, payment rules, and warnings about unreliable solicitations. It includes per word rates, column inch costs, rebates after a year, and cautions to pay only on delivery or upon inspection of jobs.
Beadle County records show mortgage foreclosures on parcels in sections ten and thirteen, with notices of sale on January 9, 1932 and January 1962. Documents name Farmers and Mechanics Savings Bank of Minneapolis as assignee, with one estate involved in Huron and another in Brookings. Also includes summons in circuit court, creditor notices, and local social notes.
Raymond Nrg and family arrive in town for an extended visit at Theo Hull's home. Serbie remains for an extended stay while Hull and Stein return the same day. Al Wegman and Henry Wesnan return from Fort Dodge after attending Mas Wesman's mother’s funeral. Gok E. Cook and family visit Doland. George Gillen of Clark visits George Hall. Muriel Hull, home for holidays from Sioux Falls, visits her parents. Forrest Darforth and mother Cesar Dariforth with Hazel Hageman spend weekend in Summit. Ingrid Longland visits Deland relatives. Mrs. W. Gerhardt and others in Watertown on business. E P Erling and daughter Jean Beth are Huron visitors. Byron Krebs and family and Trice Person and family visit W S Trompson home.
Fairfield Hazel Tobin of Winona Minnesota spends Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs William Tobin. Robert Olson returns from Brookings agricultural school to his parents Mr and Mrs C V Olson. Economy Extension club met at E Van Horn home. Likenesss visited Broadland on business. Van Horn Caldon and Cumming traveled to Broadland. Mike Bies returns home from Fred Rex home near Wolsey. Sophia Keictman attends Northern Normal in Aberdeen and is home with her parents. Willian Johnston returns from Huron. Lorin and Norman Douglas Smith visit George and Milton Smith homes near Hitchcock.
Lauretta Cook, patient at a Mitchell hospital for nineteen days, was allowed to go home on Tuesday and is reported to be much better.
Highmore Linda Foeke of Sioux City visits her parents. Stanley Christiansen a State College Brookings pharmacy student returns home before heading to Hot Springs for the holiday drugstore rush. Harry Piner deputy game warden of Pierre visits. Holabird and Chapelle youths enjoy a Lake Chapelle coasting party with lunch at Guy Johnson home. H J Thornton and family arrive from Tow City to join H Hemmingson for holidays. Charles Carroll breaks his arm but recovers satisfactorily. Mrs Ella Bawdon visits Cedar with her sons E J and R R Bawdon. Rosewich family moves to town. Bramhall farm occupied by Emmet Strait family. Wesley Atkinson family from Aberdeen visits G A Shaw home. Methodist church youth sing for shut-ins after Sunday eve services. William Hamilton school event taught by Gwen Hochstrasser features Santa Claus treats. Mr and Mrs Ed Paul announce birth of a daughter. Benain David born at Miller hospital to Mr and Mrs Emmet Strait. Virgil Marist Mann home from Mitchell hospital for Christmas vacation. Francis Gooding home from college in Wessington Springs.
Area residents made Christmas rounds visiting relatives and friends. Clarence Reirick returned from Ab ents, Dorothy Syting and Clara McHichan planned holidays with family, Olive Smith traveled to Cottonwood, Violet Everson rested in Sioux Falls, and others including the Weltons, Russell family, Yseldings, Bartows, and Winegers spent the festive period at various local homes and nearby towns.
Doland Smith Fryer and Her eld Sherwood, students at the State college in Brookings, spend the holidays with their parents. Miss Letitia Hahn of Dakrs Wesleyan Mitchell, visits her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Hahn. Ingrid Lingeland, a Raymond teacher, spends holidays in Deland with relatives. Berwyn James arrives from Minneapolis where he attends the University of Minnesota to spend time with his parents Mr and Mrs Arthur James. Harlan Thorsen of State college Brookings visits his wife and son. Ruth Sapp, University of Minnesota student, spends two weeks with Mr and Mrs Otto Sapp. Homer Krentz, a Sioux Falls college student, spends two weeks vacation with his parents.
Mrs Carl Krentz and Lester Johnson visit Deland with relatives while Alvin Heir travels from Huron to spend Christmas with his parents Henry and Mrs Hahn. Helen Drayer from Brentford and Lewis Lepstra of Huron enjoy vacations at home. Bals Hansen and William Remily travel from Sioux Falls to relatives. Ariand Calvert returns from Spearfish. Mr and Mrs Fred Steely of Chicago visit Steely relatives. Harold Kline and Violet Lehigh seen in Huron. Agnes Schmitz hosts On Dek Bridge Club Christmas party with two tables and high scores by Harold Kline and Gladys Manning. Refreshments by host and Coralyn Riche, Vesta Paul, Gitta.
New York reporters quoted Diego Rivera discussing rising appreciation for American and Latin American art. The Mexican artist, painting murals for the Museum of Modern Art, spoke about cultural independence, early American painting, and the influence of Mexican and Native American art on the United States.
The article portrays the Mexican artist Rivera in his New York studio where workers pass daily. He discusses a culture serving humanity and international aid while preparing frescos for an exhibition. Rivera plans to stay in New York until after January 1 to finish murals.
Four factors dominate the U S real estate and mortgage scene as the west end growth nears. Occupancy for residential space remains strong under leases while rent collection lags. Office and store space show weak occupancy with rising rents and delinquencies. The sales market for vacant and improved property is stagnant with buyers unable to meet quoted prices. Mortgage defaults rise from large residential buildings to offices and warehouses, though some defaults remain small. Transfers from owners in default to bondholders progress as properties move to lenders.
A quirky observation describes the long-eared pat with ears nearly as long as its head and body. The note notes the ears curling forward and downward as the small animal rests, offering a playful glimpse of its sleep pose.
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