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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1931
Page
8
Alpena residents share a weekend of family visits church events and community gatherings. Ernest Schmidt and a Dale guest discuss farm plans in Texas while Miss Mildred Thumpson attends events in Cedar Rapids. Local clubs and church groups meet with program notes and new members as residents travel for hospital visits and family reunions.
The report details celebrations and illnesses in Tulare including Mrs Emile Wegner’s 73rd birthday observed at the Max Wegner home, visits to Redfield homes, smallpox cases in Carl Anderson and Tange Peterson families, influenza illness of Prentice Clithero’s child, Miss Margaret Avery’s visit with her brother Myrtle Avery, and social gatherings at the Walter Otto and Martin Behrender homes. It notes club meetings, a bell score winner, and a church social at the MS church.
Forestburg residents hosted birthday celebrations for Miss Sade Roberts and Mr Walter Fairfield and Miss Clara Fairfield at the Roberts home. The Social Nine club held its year end meeting and a farewell for Mrs Trewatha as she moves to Lake Preston. Various visits, suppers, and church choir gatherings filled recent days, with a death noted for Mrs Hankie and obsequies at the Lutheran church.
The jumbled item records visits by several families. Dan Hutton toured from Poeu Hare while Malla Latter returned from Wisconsin last week. The Jemisons and Farnams family members visited Mrs Farnam’s relatives in Weeslagion.
Ashton Frank Rockwell returns from the Veterans hospital in Minneapolis with no operation needed as Mrs. Strah visits her husband and Jem DeYoung heads to Aberdeen for months of work. American Legion hosts whist and bridge with prizes while Roy Veeck’s cousin Roy Veeck’s illness prompts funeral services in town. Rebekahs plan event for members and guests with a program and lunch. Local families report illness, travel to Sioux Falls for exams, and out of town visitors. Smallpox quarantine affects Elmer Gilkerson, and Carrie Ferguson dies in California.
Miller Palmer Gullckton of Huron visited Milwaukee this week. D Greene of Huron visited Miller area last week. Vernon Kane, recently working, arrives from Town Falls Iowa to visit his parents Mr and Mrs R Adam. Rosie Costelo of Cavour visited here with aunt Mrs G G Mathews. Dr and Mrs A P Pankhauser and son return from Shakopee Minnesota. Lydia Torrey of Sioux Feil visits relatives and attends to business. Mr and Mrs A J Jamicon return from Blow Falls funeral of Mr Jamicon's relative.
A Lang school faculty staged The Arrival of Kitty on Wednesday night to a large audience. Miss Bertha Brandenburg and Miss Edna Larson returned to Lane schools in Deadwood after holidays at home with relatives and friends.
Local notes report Sadie Van Aapen to live with Sam Bungum while continuing high school. John Meyer and Ctlo Tieschner fished at Lake Poinsett. Maxine Smith recovering from spinal meningitis. Missionary Society to meet Friday with officers elected and lunch served. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs C W Hallback on Sunday January 1. Theodore Fisher’s three month old ill with pneumonia. Jesse Huddleston hospitalized at Wessington. L B Welker ill since arriving at Redfield. back injury from a full weekend game. Harry Beadles family moved to parents’ home. Ice supplier Resler awaiting warm-season ice output. Fern Goldsworthy assisting at Sam Stubbs home. Giffords attended funeral in Illinois for Mrs Will Burgess. Burns daughter ill two weeks. slight improvement. Yvonne House fell from merry-go-round, cut head. treated by Dr McKie and back to school. Rebekah lodge installed officers. Gayle Fumnell named Noble Grand. Miriam Gehring Vice Grand. Boyd Granberg recovering from appendicitis. due home this week.
The Osceola Warmers Union held a Wednesday afternoon meeting at the dance hall. An oyster supper funded by a rabbit hunt proceeds was served in the M E church basement that evening. Local residents visit families, attend meetings, and shuttle to nearby towns including Huron and Iroquois with several social and civic events noted.
Iroquois resident Mrs Frank Armitt was taken to a Huron hospital with a tumor. She underwent surgery on Friday and the operation was successful.
Last week ee wan Sete Biante Aryan attended school briefly after illness. The Club of the Hour enjoyed a Friday party at Mrs H J Schultz home with games and a dance. Mrs G B Levin topped women and W Bottomley with K Walters tied for first among men. Barry Wiedenman, in an accident five weeks ago, will have a cast removed soon. Kingsbury county maintains road work between Bancroft and Osceola with teams loading trucks. Local residents, including Mr and Mrs FE Walter and Mrs C T Liddie, visited Brookings, and Mrs Bishop returned from Huron hospital with newborn Dona Jean. Albert Konstant spent a weekend at the N Z Whyte home, while Dorothy Traylor returned to Sioux Falls after visiting family. The Tri-Mu Bible class held its January social with 26 attendees. Mrs Harry Bolan celebrated her birthday with a surprise party. Odd Fellows and Rebekahs held a meeting with a roll call of members. Wesington Springs visitors Mr and Mrs Leland Vessey joined Dr and Mrs D W Gross for a Sunday visit. Mr Cook, a Kingsbury gravel crew worker, broke a hand and sprained a wrist when a truck overturned north of Osceola. Mrs Ed Flathers returned from North Dakota with family. C E B Greer stayed inside recently due to a cold.
The Young People's Society will hold its monthly social at the Jacob Hasart home on Friday evening. Lavern Bowman from Parker spent the weekend with J E Specker and George Hertz, leaving Monday to visit relatives in Highmore. The Cedar club program is set for Friday evening, February. Miss Kate Bawdon teaches in the area.
An old style medicinal pitch touts a new McKesson product claimed to curb a cold within hours and purge cold symptoms from the system in 12 hours. It markets a shift to an alkaline condition, claims safety for all and extends a money back guarantee through McKesson Service Druggists and independent stores.
Community notes detail annual elections at Cedar Ladies Aid and Cedar Church. Officers include President Mrs Jemma Hall Jr, Vice President Mrs John Lingaceit, Secretary Mixa H Braden, Treasurer Mrs Joe Crackle, with Deacon E J Truman and other elected roles. Local residents attend socials, visits, and county business as Miller and surrounding areas host events and illness updates.
Miss Wallace takes over the primary room as Miss Hackett cannot finish her term because of her mother's serious illness. Mrs. W J Brewer is being taken to Plesre for medical aid. Ree Heights Township Community club plans to meet with Mrs. Howard Beck on Wednesday. Mrs. Morris Paine hosted the Hand class on Thursday. Mr and Mrs A L Nichola shopped in Miller on Thursday. C E Eise leaves for Des Moines on Wednesday for business.
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