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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1930

Page

10

Community Notes From St Lawrence and Nearby

Neighborhood News from St Lawrence covers visits by the Miller family of Harrola and a large turnout at the F A Abbott sale on the farm adjoining St Lawrence. Abbott will rent the land while taking a Farm Union post and guiding the local Farmers Produce unit. Other items include church basement plans for a new Community church, Sunday school attendance at 170, farewells as Wilsons depart for California, and church plays raising funds.

St. Lawrence Ethel Miller Conkey Hinz Tae Wan Zee B. F. Magness Express Ohio A. Bartlet Bartlletts Abo Fritts Witice J. M. Magness Wayland Ain Walker Magness Onids Sa Commur O. G. Wright

Blunt Contest Winners Take Top Spots for Local Extenssore

Enid Howard of Blunt won first place with Miss Howerd s topic Present yons in Germany. Charles Williems of Pierre placed second. Howard will represent District No WL in Vermilion finals March 24 25 26. Blunt supt J H Kramer to judge district debate while Pierre and Furon advances in state tournament. Royal Kozel and S Leeper return with two new Fords from Minneapolis. The Tuesday club holds its annual pen meeting at the Presbyterian church with 18 members inviting three guests each. A play The Sewing Circle was staged by the Royal Neighbors of Blunt with sizable attendance and proceeds.

Blunt Enid Howard Charles Williems Pierre Howerd Germany Miss Howard Furon Supt J.H. Kramer Murdo S. Leeper Royal Kozel Midway Minneapokis Abred Kier W. E H. Brown New+ J Kier Presbyterian Church, Hovnorrow Presbyterian Church Ui Blunt Tronda

Cavour church events and local movements noted

The M. E. Sunday school program drew a large crowd Wednesday night. Miss Bessie Dunsler is home, Y. Hagen left for Minneapolis to stay with his wife. Miss Edna Lovett is improving from influenza. Miss Catherine Dunnlevy departs Saturday for Sioux Falls to attend a business school. Walt Knutson travels to Minneapolis to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Luther hosted the Colwell, Alvey and Blackter families at dinner Sunday.

M. E Bessie Dunsler Siness Y. Hagen Minneapolis Edna Lovett Catherine Dunnlevy Sioux Falls Walt Knutson Winneapolis Elatives Oro Otto Luther Colwell, Alvey and Blackter

Holabird Families Take Weekend Trip to Sioux Falls

Holabird Reuben Sanders and his mother left Friday for a visit in Sioux Falls. Mrs George Beckley returned home Friday from Blunt. Mrs Allen Johnson returned to Holabird Thursday night from Montrose. The box social and carnival at the school was well attended Saturday night.

Holabird Reuben Sanders Sioux Falls George Beckley Blunt Allen Johnson Montrose

Birth announced for Lawrence Ennis Scott at Volga

Bancroft Mr and Mrs E H Scott announce the birth of a son Lawrence Ennis on Saturday February 22 at Volga Meantime Mr Gillerman has been unwell recently Marthe Smith and Lois Drake missed school due to her finalpox The Ladies club held its annual supper Tuesday night The Huron College Glee Club performed at the hall Wednesday Kenneth Jencks was ill last week from measles The Fred Nelson family moved from the farm north of Carpenter to nine miles northwest of town Rex Davis relocated to the Agnew farm with the A Beenenga family The Beenengas will move to the Kenney farm

Bancroft E. H. Scott Lawrence Ennis Volga Gillerman Marthe Smith Lois Drake Huron College Glee Club Kenneth Jencks Fred Nelson Carpenter Rex Davis Agnew A. Beenenga Beenengas Kenney Farm

Ree Heights Community Notes Roundup

Ree Heights residents and visitors are recorded across weekend and weekday activities. The Ceder Ladies aide plans a March 6 meeting with Mrs George Fawcett, while many locals and relatives traveled to visit friends and family in Highmore Morral and Harrold. A play titled Fickle Fortune is planned by the Royal Neighbor lodge and church events are noted in the Cedar and Rapid City areas.

Ree Heights Ronald Henson Robert Henson Miller Ceder Ladies Aid George Fawcett Lloyd Specker Mina Scott Huron R. R. Bawden Sammons Highmors Donald Braden Thor Nerland Highmore R. R. Bawdon Royal Neighbor Lodge de. Specker George Williams Rapid Jet Lester Gibson Child Jim Ransford Chanberlain Qhed Bawdon G. Schulze Farkston Emil Reiman

Alpena Clyde Washburns Ninth Birthday Party

Alpena Clyde Washburn celebrated his ninth birthday Monday evening inviting twelve friends for games and lunch. It was a George Washington party with patriotic decor. Various local residents visited relatives and attended gatherings including Mrs. August Refoux and the Gulick Evenson home.

Alpena Clyde Washburn George Washington August Refoux Wessington Springs W. B. Sheffield Robert Schamber Virgil G. O. Bergeleen Gulick Evenson Ella Barringer Merle Tagu Clyde Fite Dale Center G. H. Young Mar Merrill Coursey Huron E. F. Coursey A. B. Lawrence John Schneiderman Davis P. E. Burns Mitchell Lyle Louder M. Scagdahl Pete Myron Melvin Burr Oak Irene Lehr Alvin and Madora Ais

Community Socials and Visits Highlight Local Personal News

Residents gathered for birthdays and dinners as numerous families visited relatives in nearby towns. Attendees included the Feick, Aisenbrey, Page, and Hayes families, with trips to Fulton, Mitchell, Ree Heights, Scotland, and Parkston. Several patients and hospital visits occurred, and local clubs held meetings with light amusements and birthday celebrations.

Virgil and Sunnyside schools host singing class at Pleasant Hill

At Pleasant Hill school Tuesday morning Mrs. B B McClaskey directed teachers and pupils in singing and orchestral work. Pupils were sorted into three groups by ability. Rev Mr Washburn lectured at Huron college and visited Virgil en route home to Alpena. A Father Son banquet is planned in Virgil Methodist basement on March 17 with Ladies Aid program. Mr and Mrs W Opperman of near Aluron spent Sunday with Mrs Opperman’s parents, Fanger sr. Ed Graham visited Virgil last week and plans to return to Iowa Monday.

Virgil Wild Rose Sunnyside Pleasant Hill B- B. McClaskey Washburn Huron College Virgil Alpena Virgil Methodist Church Ladies Aid W. Opperman Near Aluron

Walter Thomas family to move to Graham farm

The Walter Thomas family will relocate to the Graham farm, previously occupied by Floyd Dean who moves to a farm south of Huron. Carl Scheel and wife drove to Alpha Monday to assist Bartell Bros. with a move. They head to Montana. Dearborn Nocaster met Friday at Pleasant Hill school with five new locals organized recently. Mrs. Famger and Mrs. Colburn to serve next meeting. Carnival at Halsey school Verdon township Saturday night was a success with Mollie Vanderpool as teacher.

Walter Thomas Graham Farm Floyd Dean Huron Carl Scheel Alpena Bartell Bros Montana Dearborn Notcaster Pleasant Hill F. Famger Carl Colburn

Births and Illnesses in Hitchcock Locales

A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Sam J. Decker on February 21. North Dakota visitors Mr. and Mrs. William Kleinsasser and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kleinsasser came Friday to visit Mr. Prinsanes brother who is seriously ill. Sam J. Tschetter is reported very ill. Frank F. Wollman and Mrs. Wollman motor to Huron Saturday. Mrs. John Lillibridge returned to Lebanon South Carolina after visiting here with her mother Mrs. Andrew Olson who is seriously ill. B Dinsen entertained as their priests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John Hingefelt and family of Tulare and Mr. and Mrs. George McGraw. A son was born February 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Foe of Aberdeen. Mrs. Poe and children visit here with relatives. Mrs. Albert Elcinsasser of North Dakota visited Mrs. J. L. Tschetter in Hitchcock Saturday.

Enbrey Frina Leonard Lehr Vividell’ Hins J. J. Feick A. ‘J. Aisenbrey Peter Jueher Esther Bauder Leola Lorena ‘Tribwasser J. E. Washburn Ead Fulton Lyle Washburn Steeves Mitchell Orval Eaton Jenson Farm Marie Verna Triplett Alice Page Ree Heights Christina Myron Gust Winter Scotland Parkston Ben Magek W. J. Page Loren Earl Mtt Vernon Silas Hayes Richard Brosz Willam Ben Robert Brosz Norwegian Lutheran Ladies Aid Pete Everson Pete Teveldaht Haaken Clauson Sioux Falls Clausen Clauson Hot Springs H. Ericks Ed Neumeyer H. P. Lund Aberdeen Amelia Neumeyer Viola Duncan Ower King Carthage G. H. Youngs Deminoses Banco W. S. Leighton T. ©. Yepge Velma John Hins P. R. Jones Gertie Manwaring Merle Tague Orra Barringer Schneiderman Sam J. Decker William Kleinsasser Albert Kleeinsasser North Dakota Prinsanes Sam J. Tschetter Frank F. Wollman Huron John Lillibridge Lebanon S. C Andrew Olson B. Dinsen John Hingefelt Tulare George McGraw Howard Foe Poe Albert Elcinsasser J. L. Tschetter Hitchcock

Wayland Family Visits and Community Events Highlight Weekend

Wayland Mrs Grant Byers and daughters Helen and Ruth visited relatives in Highmore Sunday. The eleventh annual coffee day at the Wayland store and the combination sale at the Borldivis garage drew a large crowd Saturday. Floyd Winegar and daughter Lola returned home Monday after a few days at Timber Lake. Mr and Mrs L C Ballantyne Verna Mae and M C Wood and Verna were Wessington Springs visitors Sunday. Fred Brandsted returned home Thursday after wintering in California. Emil Nelson bought land south of Mrs Mary Olson's residence from Olson and will move his dwelling from Main Street onto it.

Grant Byers Helen Ruth Highmore Wayland Borldivis Floyd Winegar Lola Timber Lake L. C. Ballantyne Verna Mae M. C. Wood Verna Wessington Springs

Esmond Social Roundup and Local Moves

Esmond residents and guests are noted in a Thursday basketball gathering attended by Esmond c J Chayman and others. Weekend visits include Ozval Jeffers family with relatives, and dinners hosted by Rev A L Graham and Mr Mrs R G Hannah. Local people are listed as moving or planning moves to farms and nearby towns such as DeSmet Iroquois and surrounding areas.

C. J. Chayman W. R. Chilsen E. F. Blankenburg W. J. Wilkens John Hill Onet Ozval Jeffers Esmond A. L. Graham Fulton R. G. Hannah Leslie Brown Sabarda Wray Roush Gardax Urchill Faron Gilbert Jones Paul Jensen DeSmet Odis Dayer Baird John Balk, Jr William Timm L. W. Engel Louis Engél William Dahl Iroquois Donald Hoeye Dil

Farm Movements Across Iowa and Nearby States

The report lists multiple family and individual relocations. Otto Pei per plans Nebraska move while Dewey Best will occupy the Wolfe farm. William Engel moved to a farm near Iroquois. Harry McClusky Stanley Dentinger and their families plan Montana relocation in March. Vernon Hoege Jack and Lester Foege returned from Town. Tracey Wiles family from Fullerton California expected soon to reside on the Fred Jeffers farm.

Charles Snyder Otto Pei‘per Nebraska Dewey Best Wolfe William Engel Iroquois Harry McClusky Stanley Dentinger Montana Vernon Hoege Jack Lester Foege Tracey Wiles Fullerton Cal Fred Jeffers

Lea's Hair Tonic promised to banish gray hairs quickly

A testimonial claims Lea's Hair Tonic reverses gray hair and promotes growth. Julia Polk of St Louis endorses the product, noting younger appearance and safe use with nightly scalp application. Offer includes mail order and money back guarantee if six weeks fail.

Lea Julia Polk Destrehan Perriton Lea Tonic Co Bromwood Les

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