Community notices and social events from Alpena area
Mrs J V Murphy and Cille Birs visit in Menno for a nephew's funeral. Corrie Fede key returned to Carthage. The Fennel family hosted visitors and Marlon Fennel joined for a few days. Eastman visitors and a Mary Miller gathering with dancing and lunch. Merle Tague hosted a social with Schwelders, Webber family, and others. punch served. A varied program by young people and families, with a substantial guest list. The Mele Social Club met at Mrs Paul Phinney's. next gathering at Walter Sheffield's. Alpena social rounds include visits, refined listings, and church groups. Ice houses tied with a bee near Lane. ice quality reportedly good and thickest in years. Mrs A J Noble arrived from Wayland after visiting daughter. Local hog and cattle shipments to Sioux City market. Lane freemasonry banquet at City Cafe with new members Peterson Painter Sherburne and toasts during the meal.
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Paul
Phinney
Walter Sheffield
Aspens
gMenOrre Barringer
Clara Maton
W. S. Leighton
Chenda
Alpena
Thuré Linstead
Craw Lake
Ory
George Schroeder
Lane
A. J. Noble
Wayland
Giles
Huron
Milo Schultz
John Train
Viola Townshp
Claude Stewart
Herman Schroeder
Sioux City
Simon Noltensmier
Lane Fre Company
City Cafe
Toroc
Peterson
Painter
Sherburne
Local notes detail visits events and social gatherings
Carpenter esBpecial Correspondent reports from Lane and surrounding towns recounts visits to Fort Pierre Dupree and Lake Thorne. Residents host card parties, basketball games and a study club meeting. Mrs Hicks leads parliamentary drill demonstration while a birth and illness notes appear among community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dide Cooper
Ft. Pierre
Hia Mena
Dupree
Clara
Crouse
Cecil Bord
Lyle
Wherold
Geoutin
AE. Davenhill
Iannigan
Hicks
Carl Held
Marcy Winks
Rela Horatos Suneey
Johaxan
Wow Lake Moudar
gBoyd
Clark
Tora Crouse
Chatter
Ree Heights Community Notes and Local Visits
Frank Ward of Spokane visited the Henry Scott home. Phyllis Burge recovering from bronchial pneumonia. Milford Braden to Watertown for brief business. Royal Neighbors plan a food sale January 25 at Brewer's store. L. H. Cowan went to Huron for a few days. Town basketball team to Agar Tuesday night. Joe Crackle family recovering from smallpox. Mrs. Aaron Burge hosting Ree Heishis Township Community club January 29. Two Gardner boys recovering from pneumonia. A North hall dance drew a large crowd. Estelle Bowman of Parker visited her sister Mrs J B Speaker after taking cosmetic therapy exam in Pierre. G Harvey family and Claire Fawcett have mumps. Mrs. Ed Fawcett a patient at Pleers hospital after operation. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Seldon Mitchell at Highmore a daughter. Miller visitors: R R Bawdon and Richard. Margery Gardner returned home after two weeks visit. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Blake, Mrs Frank Hammill, and Seldon Mitchell visited Mrs Mitchell in Wightacre. John Fawcett and family staying at Ed Fawcett farm briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ward
Spokane
Wash
Henry Scott
Phyllis Burge
Milford Braden
Watertown
Royal
Brewer's Store
L. H. Cowan
Huron
Agar
Joe Crackle
Serge
Aaron Burge
Ree Heishis Township
Harry Gardner
Pnneumonia
North Hall
Estelle Bowman
Parker
J. B. Speaker
Margery Gardner
Thisage
Ray Blake
Prank Hammill
Seldon Mitchell
Mitchell
Wightacre
John Fawcett
Ed Fawcett
Bonilla Social Notes and Local Health Update
Marjorie Hurst sick with scarlet fever. Milburn McKichan son ill but improving. Clyde and Ross Palmer families visited. Farmers Union met at Garrett Sleater’s home. Ray Cooper and daughter Marjorie visited in Maron. Russell stayed with Rex Gilmore. Ethel Harrington of Howard and Ralph Peterson of Bonilla wed in Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milburn McKichan
Clyde Palmer
Ross Palmer
Farmers Union
Garret Sleater
Ray Cooper
Marjorie
Maron
Alot Russell
Rex Gilmore
Ethel Harrington
Howard
Ralph Peterson
Bonilla
Miller
Bancroft Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Z A Kostboth of Canistera visited Bancroft over the weekend at the W E Costello home. Allen Costello celebrated his sixth birthday with friends. Births and family visits are noted including a new son for Mr and Mrs Bernard Peterson at Huron Clinic on January 18. Smallpox cases and vaccinations appear in town as basketball teams from Bancroft prepare to host Carthage Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Peterson
Huron Clinic
Ruby McClure
R. PB. ‘Hanson
Huron
Tyrrell] Hommes
Roy
Yom Tyrrell
Methe Jencks
Helci
Margaret’ Kenney Smra Imsineas Calierg
de Smet
Joe Welsh
Ed Jensman
Mitchell
Ray Trevell
Walter Webb
Karl and
Louise Clay
Bancroft
Lou Authier
Dan Costélio
Anna Anderson
BE. A. Kosthath
Garola
le C. HN. Clay
Mrs. Clay
Glen Jencks
Doras George Perry
Byron Tyrsee
Osceola
W.A. Barker
Canistota
C. J. Hill
Janet Mulenbury
Wangater
Andrey
Muary LT
Carthage
Nish
Holabird Note Details Local Travel and Health
Holabird dispatch notes Sneeiat Correspondent reports on a 10 day vacation for Castlewood resident Jans Weaver at a Wemmeriix home in North Dakota. Ethel Dromey, recently with bronchitis, stays with son and daughter W Dromey of Blunt while caregiver Mrs. W. Dromey visits.
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Pats
Castlewood
Jans Weaver
Ethel Dromey
W. Dromey
Blunt Fss
Dughter
Ethel
Rae
Local Social Notes From The Willan Tienken Area
A kitchen shower was given for Mrs. Elmer Ditford at the Willan Tienken home Tuesday afternoon. The Girl Reserve club meets Thursday evening with Mrs Helen Sedam and Mrs Merle Winegar of Wellington Springs managing the filing station during Floyd Winegar’s absence. Lola McNell visited Twila Fantsen for a couple days late in the week. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Wood were visiting Wesington Springs on Sunday. The Eldon Mator family spent Sunday at the A. J. Ravenscroft home. Mr. and Mrs. Borkhuis and Mary Olson with Miss Myrtle visited relatives at Burdette Sunday. August Carlson was chosen as delegate to attend the Sunday ghoni conference at Burdette Sunday. Miss Velma Stinard spent the weekend at home.
Doland social notes and bridge party reports
Miss Hilda Hanson of Aberdeen visited with her father T Hansen over the weekend. Local bridge clubs met at Mrs. Oden Olson and Mrs. Jesse Smith homes with two table and regular seven plus Four games. High scores went to Mrs. Willard Doty and Mrs. Chester Schmitz. lunches followed. Mrs Harlen Thorsen, a Normal student, visited Doland Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Quinn travelled to Mellotta for a card party in honor of Viva Kezig. Coffeyville visitors Mr and Mrs William Dreiver stayed with Mrs Dreiver’s daughter. George Carlson came from Wayuu to take his father to the Watertown hospital. Mrs Willard Doty and Miss Hazel Meitke hosted a two table bridge party. Don Cole won high. Dinner-bridge hosted by Harold Kine. Ruby Denkings helped serve. Sire Earl Paul left for Tim Let Lake to visit sister Mrs Ray Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Hanson
Northern Normal
Aberdeen
T. Hansen
Oden Olson
Willard Doty
Harlen Thorsen
Doland
George Quinn
Mellotta
Hazel Malthy
Helen Thompson
Edith Kitzman
Dolly Kline
Agnes Schmitg
Daphine i Sorenson
Hazel Smith
Wilma Wlartsen
Beatrice Quinn
William’Dreiver
Coffeyville
Kan
Harold Kine
Ruby Denkings
Earl Paul
Tim
Lake
Ray Thompson
Birthday dinner honors Mr Hubin at Doland home
Mrs. Witem Dretzer and Mrs G J Hubin hosted a birthday dinner at the Hubin home on Sunday. After the meal, attendees enjoyed a crossword puzzle and various card games. John Spencer Nash, who works in Aberdeen, spent the day in Doland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witem Dretzer
Mr. Hubin
John ‘Spencer Nash
Aberdeen
Doland
Local Social Notes From Huron Area Gather Weekend Visits
Special correspondent reports a busy weekend with Mr. and Mrs. William Musolf hosting visitors, Loretta Marsh shopping in Huron, and several families visiting relatives in Bancroft and Reuron. Mrs. Moon recovers from influenza. a minor fire at R. E. Welsh pool hall caused little damage. Extensions clubs held gatherings and the annual banquet in Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YALE
William Musolf
Huron
Gene Gary
R. A
Boil Musolf
Len Musolf
Musolf
Maysalf
A. P. Cover
Pratt
A. Davis
Kate
Local Social News and Notices from Condé
Stella Rogers hosts birthday honors for Mrs. Ernest Holiday at her home. Rehexahs plan a card party over Lawler's drug store Tuesday night. Mrs. Mary Eddars wintering with daughter Mrs. Bert Ewing at Doland. About 26 friends surprise Roy Davis for his birthday party with carly and lunch. Thomas Cobb returns to Memphis Town. Camp Fire Girls hold bake sale at Severson's store. Mrs. John Oweng recovering from pneumonia. Local outing: Johnson, Lippert, Maynard Smith and Vandenberg visit Aberdeen to see Gold Diggers show. Edith Milley arrives forvisit. completed beauty culture course. licensed to operate in Minnesota. plans to open in South Dakota. Frank Lawler did business in Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Rogers
Ernest Holiday
Rehexahs
Lawler
Mary- Eddars
Bert Ewing
Doland
Roy Davis
Edith Milley
Clair Haskell
Minneapolis
Minnesota
South Dakota
Frank Lawler
Milier
Local notes from Conde and Aberdeen area events
Community updates list residents traveling to visit relatives, job movements, and a local high honors holder. Several notices mention Mre Brockway and Miss Anne O Neill visiting home, George Stephens from Gary stopping by, and a dance planned at Conde with the Yellow Jacket orchestra.
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C.C.” Brockway
Aberdeen-Bunday
Anne ‘O'Neill
O'Neil
Mr. Barris
The
Word Garage
M. D. Peterson
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