Seaford Chronicle Notes Health and Social Happenings
The town reports illnesses including Mr and Mrs Edward’s new condition, Blanche Carte’s appendicitis operation at Hebron hospital with mother Mrs Ralph Carter nearby, and Hazel Crouse convalescing after surgery. Maurice Gordon leads afternoon prayer meetings, two cholera cases are logged north of town, and Mrs Carl Andrews has returned from Huron while Study club met at Mrs Maynard Denman’s. The Coming of Christ lectures continue at Woodland and Fordham venues.
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Carpenter Carter
Seaford
Norma Davis
Clark Berish Ledge
Edward
sMrs
Maynard Denman
Hebron
Ralph Carter
Dai
Jon Gordon
Woodland
Fordham
Eimee Grann
Carl Miller
Hazel Crouse
Frank Crouse
Bartron Hospital
Arends and Filnt Visit Friends After Wisconsin Trip
P C Arends and John Filnt returned last week from several weeks through Wisconsin and Illinois to visit friends and relatives. Sign Rath Croas is staying with her aunt in Miller and attending high mass there. Word has been received that Ray Phel is recovering from illness though weakened by a severe twenty mile birthday. Relatives called on Saturday and Sunday in her honor. Mrs Viv ja McPhailla underwent an operation in Hot Springs hospital on Sunday.
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P. C. Arends
John
Filnt
Wiswinstn
iBnois
Rayphel
Viv Ja McPhailla
Hot Springs Hospital
Yale and area visitors share Sunday calls and social rounds
Yale residents and neighboring towns report a busy Sunday with multiple visitors and social events. Bancroft’s Yale Edward Wenaman hosted and Bernard Garry’s circle welcomed Erhardt Kuehl Flossie WeMillan Iroquois visitors. Others include Gus Ulrich Osceola Carl Eckman Louia Kraft Cavour and Mr and Mrs Foote Artesian Mrs Pratt honors son Robert Prett at dinner Mrs F W Marsh visits Redfield Bul lock home and ongoing entertaining plans from B Ford and B Welsh.
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Yale
Edward Wenaman
Bancroft
Bernard Garry Same
Erhardt Kuehl
Huron
Flossie, WeMillan
Paul Garry
Iroquois
B. Garry Horns
William Neilson
Yale Cooperative
Herman Schraldt
Chicago
Charles Greer
Mr. White
Gus Ulrich
Osceola
Carl Eckman
Louia Kraft
Cavour
Herbert Warren
Roy Ernest
B. ©. Foote
Artesian
William Basse
Bat‘Trequois
Pratt
Robert Prett
F. W. Marsh
Bullock
Redfield
Mra. B. Ford
Mra. B. Welsh
Local social notes and family notices from town
Alpens Gigi spent Wednesday with Mrs. Baeles mother Mrs A Lehr. Karl Aizenbrey received a message from Streeter N D that his sister Mrs Suzan Ruster aged 86 died Sunday. The Rev and Mrs Kruger went to Scotland Tuesday to visit her sister. They returned Saturday Lynden Barringer celebrated his birthday Thursday by bruiting Veta Barber
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Alpens Gigi
Baele
A. Lehr
Karl Aizenbrey
Streeter
N. D
Suzan Ruster
Kruger
Scotland
Lynden Barringer
Veta Barber
Wessington HS E Gelver resigns amid local notes
The report notes Wessington High School E Gelver has resigned his position with no stated future plans. Derr Grocery store details are absent. Th DeLong is chosen juror from the county section. Frances Lichty assists at Sam Stobbs home as Mrs Stobbe's health improves. Merton Aldrich hosts demonstration club event, while basketball hall awaits new bang boards and Coach Therenfield oversaw supervision.
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Wessington
Therenfield
Esmond Couple Announce Daughter Clara Anne
Mr and Mrs Wray Reub announce the birth of a daughter on September 13 naming Clara Anne. The news item also notes various local visits and social events in Kirghbery county and nearby towns, including meetings, shop activities, and family gatherings.
Turton Social Ties Mark Weekend Festivities
A large crowd of young people wed Mins Klapperich at Mr and Mrs Abea Burgess home. Guests danced after a cordial luncheon. Farmers State Bank of Turton held its annual meeting January 12 with P M Hansen as president and a full slate of officers and directors.
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Turton
Mins Klapperich
Abea Burgess
Russel Harriman
Saldaight
Farmers State ‘Bank of Turton
P. M . Hansen
John Mannie
William Wells
David Kiscack
F. H. Trocks
Martin Hansen
W. A. Mueller
Issahier
Mim Pheebe Barries
Aestant
Ree Heights Social Notes and Local Appointments
Ree Heights Mir and Mere reports weekend visits by J Leysen to Artesian. Mrs Henry Scot hosts Seder Ladies Aid on February 5. Families including Bawden and Webber attend gatherings. Thelma Nelson returns to high school after illness. Boy Scouts meeting planned with Rev Meckel. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs William Wareing. Mrs Moose travels to Huron for funeral of Barbara Bechise and Wilhelm Bechler. Tom Mellin ill after surgery. Miss Williams, former Texas teacher, arrives to assume position.
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Ree Heights
Mir
Mere
J. Leysen
Artesian
Henry Scot
Seder Ladies Aid
TR BR. Bawden
Ette Bawden
Ree
F. G
W. B. Webber
Harrold
Honey
Eriie Reiman
William Wareing
Moose
Huron
Barbara Bechise
Wilhelm Bechler
Hur
Tom Mellin
Mise Williams
Texas
Forestburg Social Meeting Recap and Host List
The S. B. G. Home Extension club met with Mrs. Herry Brigge on January 14 and Mrs. Palmer Aker acting as assistant hostess. Two or three new members were sought for future meetings. Mr. and Mrs. A. Moses hosted a dinner Wednesday evening at Mrs. Lever's hotel. The Social Nine club arranged a gathering with Mrs. O. B. Wilder as chair.
Mire. G. G. Jeciuon Arrives for Visit at Foreman's Home
Mire G G Jeciuon arrived Wednesday evening to spend a few days visiting her husband, temporary section foreman. They are staying at the Joba Halvor Fouberg. Fouberg has been suffering from an ailment on his foot but recovering since Sunday evening at the D A Levy home. Plans include a Mother Daughter and Father Son banquet soon. A Home Extension Training School was held in the Presbyterian church basement with demonstrators present and seasons instructive.
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Mire
G. G. Jeciuon
Dee
Joba Halvor
Fouberg
Harbyterian
D. A. Levey
Tata Zuemony
Presbyterian Church
Local notes from Reymond and vicinity bulletin
Updates include births, illnesses, and visits in Reymond and nearby towns. Dir and Mrs Henry Kluess announce a daughter born January 14 at Doland. Mrs Lytle and children now in St Paul, and Mrs Geiger continues teaching with Miss Bandt recovering. Measles, hospital visits, and family gatherings feature among residents and visitors.
Local Social News From Sheffield and Surroundings
Cavour John Glanzer of Sheffield was a Da vour caller on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Ed Weideman and Mr Mere Earl Fisher Moe Wayne were supper guests at the Johnson home on Monday night. Mrs Ot Luther entertained a party of friends and relatives on Sunday for her birthday. PJ O Keefe unloaded part of a car of machinery this week. Irvin McCoy of Custer township will hold 2 public gale next Wednesday. Mims Marjorie Lather of Muron visited at her home here on Sunday. John Lynger Hans Vom and Hermon Welseen of Richland township were on Cavour Tuesday afternoon. A Arbiter of Sheffield was a Cavour caller on Tuesday. Mrs Carl Mons Jr and Mrs Z J Hagen were Huron callers on Tuesday.
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Cavour
John Glanzer
Sheffield
Ed Weideman
Cod Mere
Earl Fisher Moe Wayne
Johnson | Home
Muron
John Lynger
Hans Vom
Hermon ‘Welseen
Richland Township
A. Arbiter
Sheffeld
Irs
Carl Mons Jr
Mca
Z. J. Hagen
Huron
Tulare Society Notes and Local Visits
Twlare Mise Exther returns to Chicago after a week with her mother Mrs. John Geko. The Mimes Florence Milter Merle Fink spent Wednesday at Redfield announcements include birth notices for Mr. and Mrs. Nels Jenn of Belby. August Laren of Redfield visited with her daughter Mrs. Mike Anderson. Tulare Extension Club met at W Conrad home. Mrs Agnes Sroith called on Michi mother. Miss Lucky Gateke spent Wednesday in Redfield. Emma Roeber and others attended events led by Mrs. Sue Summer. James Boyd and son Junior and Tred Boyd drove to Missouri to visit relatives. Ladies Extension Club of Crandon Settlement met at Herman Stembhauser home.
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Twlare Mise Exther
Chicego
John Geko
Florence Milter
Merle
Fink
Nels Jenn
Belby
Jasvary 15
Mra Jensen
Cornelis Walker
August Laren
Redfield
Mike Anderson
Tulare
Ladies Extension Club
Crandon Settlement
Herman Stembhauser
Sackett Family Share Quiet Sunday Visit in Broadland
Hartland Theresa Mr and Mrs Ed Sackett spent Sunday in Broadland with his parents Mr and Mrs George Sackett. The children of Mr and Mrs J H Slouck gathered at the parental home Saturday night to help them celebrate their forty seventh wedding day anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartland
Theresa
Ed Sackett
Broadland
George Sackett
J. H. Slouck
Oysters Supper Followed Beadle Farmers Union Meeting
Ged of Brooklyn Ie hosted an oysters supper at 7 30 for Fred and Roy Houck Margaret Johnston Effie Rawstern Sophia Gascoigne and Gladys Betters. Attendees at the county Farmers Union meeting in Beadle county included Mr and Mrs Fred Tobin Mr and Mrs I E Benson Mrs Roy Johnston A P Hines Join Katas Hugo and Alec Dettmer Oscar McFarling and wife and Mr and Mrs George Rineholt. The regular gathering took place in the Farmers Assembly room at the courthouse.
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Ged
Brooklyn
Fred
Roy Houck
Margaret Johnston
Effie Rawstern
Sophia Gascoigne
Gladys Betters
Farmers Union of
Beadle County
Fred Tobin
I. E. Benson
Roy Johnston
A. P. Hines
Katas
Hugo
Alec Dettmer
Oscar McFarling
George Rineholt
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