Neighborhood News Highlights Local Returns and Births
Amber Whyte and Marie Brown returned to school life after holidays from Aberdeen and Yankton College. Wilma Center left for Madison Normal, and a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Sherman five miles south of Iroquois. Howard Brown and Frances Helen returned to Bismard after visits. Mrs. E. Casperson and children visited near Wessington and returned. Delphane Hammond resumed her Mitchell junior high history duties after vacation. P. B. Bishop treated in Huron hospital. Mrs. Paul Anderson visited her mother near Lake Preston. James Crawford Jr. travels to Chicago with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troquois
Amber Whyte
Marie Brown
Northern Normal
Aberdeen
Marjorie Bottomley
Marvin Strub
Yankton College
Wilma Center
Madison Normal
W. R. Sherman
Iroquois
Rcx
Howard Brown
Frances Helen
F. E. Moore
H. C. Brown
Bismard
W. D
P. B. Bishop
Huron Hospital
Paul Anderson
Lake Preston
Guy Crawford
James Crawford, Jr
Chicago
Bonilla Community Notes and Local Happenings
Bonilla unions receive a carload of hard coal. Miss Mamie Wiren relaxes at Ree Heights. John and Mrs Allison of Wolsey attend the Friday party as Bonilla hosts its fourth community gathering with readings and dancing. The entertainment and refreshments committees are named. A. Always of Lennox visited and shipped cattle. 4 H bake sale planned January 10 at the McKichan home. Several locals visit, teach, or travel, including Fern Riley, Ruth Sickies, Dorothy Costain, and Harry Hawley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union
Mamie Wiren
Ree Heights
John Allison
Wolsey
Robert Kenyon
Will Radtke
George McKichan
Arthur Miller
Wilford Hamilton
Leonard Boyd
Ruby Hewitt
Floyd Peterson
A. T. Miller
A. Always
Lennox
Fern Riley
Ruth Sickies
Bonilla School
Car rollover near Ashton leaves passengers bruised
A Ford coupe driven toward Merlette by the Van Stone siblings and Verna Domke rolled several times on dirt road north of Ashton. All occupants escaped serious injury. Tom Van Stone had facial cuts and everyone else suffered bruises. New Year’s dance at Woodman hall drew a record crowd sponsored by the MWA. Snyder’s Orchestra provided music. Carl Stahl and Hose Johnson wed at Aberdeen. Laura Berkey visited from Hermosa. families hosted guests from Waterloo and Sioux City. several locals returned to work or school after holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. A. Lodge
Snyder
Lodge
Carl Stahl
Hose Johnson
Ashton
Aberdeen
Jones Farm
Laura Berkey
Hermosa
Arthur L. Augustine
Richard
Waterloo
Parella
LB Elward
B. C. Young
Sioux Falls
Elsie Siderius
Sioux City
Ralph Siderius
Norman Graves
University of Vermillion
John Keller
Ben
Poncs
Nebr
Helen Childs
Jean Chris
Eneon
Mitchell
Dol and Mre Hahn Spend Time With Parents in Doland
Dol and Mrs Charles Hahn and sister Mim Hat tie Riche drove to Waubay Sunday afternoon to spend a few days with their parents Mr and Mrs A C Riche. Arthur James went to Huron to arrange the Olson Clothing store sale and Ray White visited his sister Mrs Earl Flanagen in the Royal apartments. Mrs Harry Cripps and daughter visited Doland. Mrs Glen Lovelace returned from Ipswich after visiting her parents. Miss Coralyne Riche visited Waubay with her parents. Mr and Mrs George Quinn were in Mellette for New Years at Bert Kezar's home. Bill Coates visited his father E L Coates in Doland. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Riddle and Mrs Willard Doty returned from Charles City Iowa. M D Smith returned to Mt Vernon after visiting Doland. Ralph Humphrey returned to Minneapolis after holidays. Ruth and Mary Ewing returned to their schools Manilla and Cedar Falls. Miss Katherine Baer went back to Cedar Falls Iowa for school after visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur James
Huron
Olson
Ray White
Earl Flanagen
New Royal
Harry Cripps
Glen Lovelace
Ipswich
H. G. Joy
J. Schmitz
Coralyne Riche
Waubay
A. C. Riche
George Quinn
Mellette
Lloyd Riddle
Willard Doty
Charles City
M. D. Smith
Doland
Mt. Vernon
Ralph Humphrey
Minneapolis
H. H. Humphrey
Ruth
Mary Ewing
Mary
Manilla
Cedar Falls
Katherine Baer
Henry Baer
Local visits and travels noted in Osceola area
Osceola residents and guests visit homes across Iroquois Huron Cavour and Seneca. The list includes Mr. and Mrs. Morey Donar and sons, Harold Sneller and family, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Currier, Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Tremel, Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Clarambeau, Mr. Bennett, Doris and Ione Wasem, Raymond Walline and Ellen Walline, C. C. Danforth, Jon Ordwell, A Estergard, Herman Schlouter, Wayne Danforth, Mrs. Anna Beck, and Roscoe Graham visiting various friends and returning from hospitals or trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morey Donar
Iroquois
A. C
Harold Sneller
Huron
Victor Currier
Bancroft
Fritz ‘Tremel
Mr. Bennett
Cavour
Doris
Ione Wasem
Morey Doner
Raymond Walline
Ellen Walline
DeSmet
Seneca
C. C. Danforth
Jon Ordwell
A. Estergard
Herman Schlouter
Huron Hospital
Wayne Danforth
Anna Beck
Vour
Roscoe Graham
Local social notes from Huron weekend visitors
Friday through Monday saw visits from Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Houghton and Mrs. P. 8. Houghton of Howard, plus families from Rosebud Cavour Ray mond and Willow Lake. School resumed after Christmas. gatherings marked twenty sixth wedding anniversary for O. C. Dan forth. several residents moved, visited and returned from trips in the region.
Community Notes From Bancroft And Surrounding Towns
Manchester Miss Lucile Spry of Bancroft was a guest of the Charles Helm family. John Clark and Andy White of How ard were visitors at the Curley Bros. home. Mrs. Carl Blote went to Lemmon to help care for a new granddaughter at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bittner. Mrs. Bernard Gartland and her son William J. of Huron attended a silver wedding surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. William O’Brien at Carthage. Miss Anna Keller accompanied Mrs. Lana Zahllar of De Smet to Iroquois for dinner at the Trowbridge home. The second club dance was held at the hall Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. David Poage of Watertown were weekend visitors at the W. S. Poage home. Mrs. Bessie Ryan and her son Bernard are visiting in Huron with her brother W. J. Gartland. Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Barnes and their daughter, with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Costello and family of Bancroft, visited George Barnes in Watertown. The Birthday club met at Mrs. Alfred Anderson’s in honor of her birthday. Elmer Dougherty has been sent to Rockham as relief agent for the Chicago & North Western for six months and will return in time to move his wife and child to their new home. George Squires and his mother of Iroquois vicinity visited the Lendo home. The Ladies Aid Society will meet at Mrs. E. C. Brinkley’s on Wednesday January 14 with a noon dinner. Mrs. Brinkley will be assisted by her daughters Mrs. Herbert Gilmore and Mrs. Kris Kaspergon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Lucile Spry
Bancroft
Charles Helm
John Clark
Andy White
Howard
Curley Bros
Carl Blote
Lemmon
Paul Bittner
Bernard Gartland
William J
Huron
William O’brien
Carthage
Anna Keller
Lana Zahllar
de Smet
Iroquois
Trowbridge
David Poage
Watertown
W. 5
Barnes
Dan Costello
George Barnes
Birthday Club
Alfred Anderson
Elmer Dougherty
Rockham
Chicago & North Western Railway
George Squires
Iroquois Vicinity
Lendo
Ladies Aid Society
E. C. Brinkley
Brinkley
Herbert Gilmore
Erwin
Kris Kaspergon
Public card party in LO. O. F. hall by American Legion
Wessington hosts a public card party on January 15 with bridge and 500. School duties resumed after two weeks vaccation and examinations set for this week. Evelyn Heugnon of Artesian visiting aunt Mrs. Merion Aldrich. Hoy Brown back at School of Mines after vacation with Boyd Granberg. Granberg underwent appendicitis surgery Friday and is recovering. Zelta Shaw ill with influenza but improving after two weeks illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington
LO. O. F. Hall
American Legion
Evelyn Heugnon
Artesian
Merion Aldrich
Hoy Brown
School of Mines
Rapid City
Boyd Granberg
Zelta Shaw
Local Residents and Visitors Gather in Huron Area
Miller Miss Marylin Whisman of Huron visited the E. H. Schmieter home. Funeral in Westington for Mrs. William Stobbs. Highmore visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Studt and Fred Johnson. Red Owl manager Harold Clemens moves to Wessington Springs. Ray King succeeds him. Gardner and Jackson couples from Huron visit, with daughters born to Mrs. Wilson. A.A. Kelley of Rapid City visits, Margaret Duckeck of Orient dies December 31 at Huron hospital. survived by brother Steven. Mrs. M. He Uiken and family return from Brookings. Marie Aasby of Dell Rapids visits relatives in the area. Norma Peters returns from Clark. George Baughman and family visit Highmore. D. A. Lewis goes to Pierre for work. Dorothy Gillmor arrives from Blinds to visit family. J. R. Hewett and two sons travel to Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Marylin Whisman
Huron
E. H. Schmieter
Wessington
William Stobbs
Theodore H. J. Studt
Highmore
Fred Johnson
N. Johnson
Harold Clemens
Red Owl Stars
Wessington Springs
Ray King
Mr. Clemens
Mr. King
William Gardner
Robert Jackson
W. B. Wilson
Gardner
Jackson Jave
Wilson
A. A. Kelley
Rapid City
E. G. Butler
Margaret Duckeck
Orient
Huron Hospital
Steven Duckeck
M. HE Uiken
Boyd
Mary
Brookings
Marie Aasby
Dell Rapids
Ellen Aasby
R. Anderson
Bethel
J. T. McCullen
J.T. McCullen
Norma Peters
Clark
George Baughman
D. A. Lewis
Fierre
Dorothy Gillmor
Robert Gillmor
J. R. Hewett
Minneapolis
Miss Maxine Sisk Visits Huron With Cousin Leone Babbitt
Miss Maxine Sisk is visiting at Huron accompanied by her cousin Leone Babbitt. The pair were seen enjoying local sights and extending a friendly visit through the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Maxine. Sisk
Huron
Leone Babbitt
Local Social and Business Visits Highlight Parkston Area
Danforth Fred Renner and Carl Fastnacht drove to McCluskey North Dakota on business returning Sunday night with John Renner of McCluskey. Alpena death of Carl Lehr announced. Parkston visitors Ernest and Ernestine Tiede and Walter Luella Tiede. Neuharth, Lew Robbins, and Fred Renner plus family visited Carl Fastnacht. Carl Fastnacht and Fred Renner rode to Miller and Huron Yale for calls. Lenora and Elmer Winter visit Parkston relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danforth
Fred Renner
Carl Fastnacht
Luella Tiede
Parkston
Gus Neuharth
Lew Robbins
Wessington Springs
Fred Renner and Son
Carl
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Bonilla
Dorothy Costain
Bonilla Jolly Workers
Ray Walton
Thelma Radtke
Arthur Lahren
Adeline Cooper
Virgil
John Phillips
Hugh Palmer
Earl Bussell
Harry Hawley
Grace Viola
Joyeni Ted Bussell
Lloyd Bonin
Clara
Doris McKichan
Huron College
Alpena
Milburn McKichan
Hugh McKichan
Fay Hatcher
Hitchcock
Barrick
Fee Lovke
Montana
Mary Laphe
Dol and
Charles Hahn
Mim Hattie Riche
Mre
Jim
Ernest Houghton
Houghton
Ever Beck
Charles Kruse
Rosebud
Georges Faulken
Raymond
A.C. Wasem
Willow Lake
Opal Graham
Avis Danforth
O. C. Danforth
Paul Koster
Lois Ward
Roy Davis
Ira Merick
Here
Raymond Wallina
H. C. Schleuter
Billy
Rinso
Oe Enkers
Mney Sts
Rinson
Kree Re Ik
YM Ph Mead
S. B. Cobb
Betel Marvin Hughitt
South Dakota
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