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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1934
Page
3
Local families report travel to Huron Mitchell and Brookings plus visits to Agar Ortley and White Lake. Teachers and students, including Leta James Leone Ringer and Ethelwyn Perkins, resume duties. several births illnesses and recuperations noted. community members move to Highmore Brookings and Billings.
Wessington Springs and nearby towns host a steady stream of visitors this week. Notable guests include Miss Jacquin MacGillivary of Kearney and Bernough Skegmo of Clark at Dr H C Whitney and E R Buck homes, and Mr and Mrs Jesse Harry and Curtis Mateer from Pierre visiting Mrs L M Larsen.
Broadland Mr and Mrs Clarence Rogers and their sons from Huron visited the J H Rogers home Sunday. Karl Rogers of Paullina Ia nephew of Mr and Mrs Rogers spent Sunday and Monday there. Mrs Rogers and Mr and Mrs William Johnston hosted several relatives Sunday with guests from Hur on including L R Johnston Robert Johnson and families Arthur DeVries and A L Powell and families.
Mrs Velma Winenar and Miss LeBttn Smith visit the grandparents Mr and Mrs George Smith in Lebanon. The gathering centers on family ties with Mr and Mrs Norman Smith noted as parents of Smith.
Iroquois Marie Brown came home Sunday from Aberdeen where she attended the annual South Dakota Youth Conference sponsored by the Council of Religious Education. Doris Rounds, a teacher in Enne, spent vacation with friends, and Ray Sawyer traveled from Sioux City to visit his wife's parents. Marie Ritter, teaching in Minnesota, also spent the holidays with her family.
Mrs. Neil Herman and daughter Carol return home to Conde Sunday after visiting her parents, the Rey and Mrs. J. M. Hunter, and Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Ritter.
Mr and Mrs John Potter arrived Saturday from Cresbard to visit Mrs Potter's parents Mr and Mrs W H McMillan and other relatives in Woonsocket. The Rev Mr Hoyer and Irma Hoyer accompanied Miss Lucas on the weekend trip as friends joined the group.
In Alpena and nearby towns several residents were noted in social routine. Mrs Potter and Mr Potter plan studies. Mrs G N Kinsmen and daughter Lulu made business calls in Wessington Springs. Miss Eva McGillivrey of Sioux Falls visited relatives in Alpena. Miss Gilkey is sister to Mrs Robert Cook. Esther Rupple, teaching at Groton, spent Christmas at home, returning to Groton to resume teaching. Mrs Leroy Rosser of Mankato visited the Rosser family early in the week.
Burdette school resumed classes Tuesday morning after a ten days vacation. Teacher Sadie Barr spent her break at the Gordon Conkey home.
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