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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1932
Page
11
The ad section lists classified rates effective November 1 1923 for word insertions, display charges by column inch, and terms including cash with order and cautionary advice not to pay upfront. It ends with a quotation about a past rejection by Henrietta and a warning about suspicious solicitations.
Board proceedings list payments to vendors for teaching and maintenance supplies and hear reports. A resolution honors Vernice Odland a long-time teacher, and the board approves Eleanor Jones resignation and Florence Halverson hiring, with adjournment at 11:38 p.m.
Dol and Miss Mary Ewing visit Ma nila families while relatives host gatherings. Geoivers and neighbors are noted along with a Car overturn incident near Highmore, and a January birth in Forestburg.
St Lawrence residents headed to Minneapolis for embalming studies while others joined friends in Pierre and Alexandria for nursing training education and teaching duties. The community notes include a sudden death in Coleridge Nebraska and social gatherings hosted by Mrs. Shoot and Mrs. Whittington.
Mrs. Morrison aged 92 of Coleridge died at her home Wednesday. Burial in Coleridge Friday due to heavy snow keeping relatives from attending. Her husband died years ago. Julius Winter, ill with appendicitis, was taken to a hospital Saturday.
Richland Pearl Creek residents report movers Herman and Mrs Rich relocating near Yale. Miss Gladys Heell returns from Kansas to teach Mopdar. Vern Mack visits Minnesota to see his sister. Joy Lind and Frank Tutlett sponsor a young people's party at Richland school. Miss Ruth Franzen returns to her Clifton township post. Miss Wright of Wichland 4 teaches during holidays at Spearlish home.
Wolsey Mr and Mrs Harold Wharton and two sons returned Moray from a works trip to Texas. Oscar Cheney went to Troquois Saturday to work on a graveling project. Dewan Cheney left Saturday morning for Yankton to attend college after holidays with his parents. Mrs L Lockwood left Morney morning after a ten day visit with relatives and friends here.
Pleasant Valley visitors include Mrs John Barrett of Miller and Wayne Parmely from Greenleaf. Barrett left for Miller Saturday and Parmely returned Sunday. Eli Haas and Oliver Haas from Spring Lake visited Roy Haas in Greenleaf. Rodney Hazes from Miller joined. Ethel and Dorothy Kintigh of Spearfish visited relatives over holidays. Mrs John Cotton ill with influenza. Quilting at Roy McCarl home to raise funds for an orphanage. Bernice McCarl has a finger infection.
Miss Edna Peterson of five miles south of Holabird was coasting at Lake Chapelle when her sled left the track and she toppled into an embankment, spraining her back and suffering possible internal injuries. She is confined to a hospital under a physician's care and is a Highmore High School graduate from the class of 1931.
Ashton South Dakota honors Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harrington on their fiftieth wedding anniversary. A program at Woodman hall featured songs readings and solos by local residents. The couple born in Wisconsin and raised near Cashton moved to Ashton after farming in South Dakota. They have eight children and 13 grandchildren with four children still living. Cards dancing and a grand dining room march followed a retiring verse by Mrs. G R Hover.
Manchester and surrounding township schools resume Monday after a week long break. The re opening follows the holiday recess with classes expected to proceed normally. A report notes industrial uses of corn alcohol prompting plant development in Johannesburg and nearby areas.
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