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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1931
Page
6
A long list of weekly gatherings fills the town with meetings and socials. Lodges, clubs, and groups convene from Monday to Thursday at Masonic Temples libraries and clubrooms, featuring dinners, lectures, games, sewing, and charity work. Members plan delegate elections and note birthday events and guest speakers.
The report argues four year teacher schools cost less overall per pupil despite claims otherwise. Regents support retains four year courses at three colleges and urge legislature to amend law. Waggoner notes long obsolete provisions hinder progress, cites Aberdeen Normal’s four year evolution. Mrs Wanzer defends current system citing Southern Normal’s high standards and teacher training history.
Mr and Mrs 3 H Rendle plan a Monday departure for Twin Cities to visit for about two weeks with Mere Rendle s parents attend regular chicken pie supper at W C A cafeteria Saturday 5 15 to 7 15. Simon Axelrad after furniture trips in Chicago Grand Rapids and Minneapolis returned to Huron yesterday with Mrs Axelrad remaining in Chicago. Frank Bryant adds newborn son Francis Richard born Wednesday weighing eight pounds. Public supper at Baptist church 6 p m Tuesday Jan 27. W D Brooks now able to be outdoors after illness. Floyd Dean s farm sale Tuesday urged. G B Fahrendorf J C Penney manager just back from St Paul Penney managers meeting. E W Feige MD offers planes and tax salvage. Mrs Roy Lindsey recovering in hospital after recent operation. A A Chamberlain returned from Timber Lake SD for court. Paints glass and auto glass services advertised. Mrs Marl Kalman named probate court reporter Peoria County. Mrs Kalman formerly Grace Kenner mentioned in Huron notes. E W Feige back from Pierre after legislature sessions.
ST PAUL Jan 24 Governor Floyd B Olson granted extradition of A J Sherer in Minneapolis police custody to Salem SD where he is wanted on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. Requisition alleges Sherer obtained 15 from W I Walter a farmer near Bridgewater through false pretenses on October 28 1920. Unless a writ of habeas corpus is obtained Sherer will be returned within hours to South Dakota.
A fragment describes Ja Notice ic interference as a small boy stumbles and regains balance while moving along. Bystanders pause with smiles, pondering the weight of daily struggles that passengers share on life’s busy highway.
The Methodict names Aid entertained at the Sherburn home Thursday after noon. The hosters were in serving by Mr. Fred Nortens returned Tuesday from Sioux Falls where they visited at the Wendall Campbell home since Friday. Mrs. Herman Garba entertained recently at their home with Will Scheel and family of Aspens Mrs. and Mrs. Henry Scheel and family and Miss Freda Gerbe of Lane. Mrs. George Winters is seriously ill at her home. her daughter Helen of Huron arrived Wednesday to care for her. L. E. B. Ansman of Wessington Springs was a business caller in Lana Tuesday. The Lutheran Ladies Aid of Zion church gave a pantry shower for Mrs. William Pawlowski at her home Tuesday. A pot luck lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Buchfield entertained the 500 club at their home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Barrs entertained twelve couples at card night at their home Saturday evening. Five hundred was played and the hostess served an elaborate lunch following the games.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kingdon entertained 12 guests Wednesday evening with bridge as the main pastime. Mrs. D C Hobert and Dr A P Scheib won high moves and gifts. Lunch was served late. Alma von of Huron was an out of town guest. Mrs. William Brown and daughters and granddaughter Genevieve Drew left for a two week visit with Mrs Flare Zimmerman near Chicago. The Sew Better Home Extension club met at Mrs Elmer Waiting’s home Wednesday afternoon. No stories for the home. lunch was served.
Mr and Mrs J Tillis left on a pleasure trip this afternoon aboard a train car or carriage. they were seen at the station and preparations for departure were underway.
Local residents share care updates at William Buechler farm and Rochester hospital treatments. Visitors include Max TicCorner, Raymond Spiers, Jer Fanger Sr, and Frank Fanger Jr. Jury service in Huron and school club activities fill recent days. The 4-H club met to craft laundry and garment bags as community life continues.
At a Wednesday meeting in Ashton the Community Ladies Aid elected Mrs. W. H. Francis as president, Mrs. Andrew Torgeson as vice president, Micon Jessie Wilson as secretary and treasurer. A picnic followed as families attended. Mr. and Mrs. McLeod of Mt Vernon demonstrated aluminum cookware and donated a piece of ware. Mrs. McLeod is remembered as Miss Marie Boyle from Ashton years ago. Mrs. Margaret Tracy arrived from New Mexico and has been visiting at Mrs. Etta Plummer’s home. Mrs. Plummer, recently ill with pneumonia, shows rapid recovery. Mr. W. C. Ewing traveled to Faulkton on Legion auxiliary business. Mr. Torgeess went to Minneapilly for lumbermen’s convention. Leonard Hansen remains at home with mumps.
Mrs C Gillenberg hosted the é club at her home Thursday afternoon. Mrs Leo Arteman taught Friday due to Mrs Sengle mhan’s illness from influenza. She resumed teaching Monday. Bottomley suffered a broken bone. Bleger was ill last week with ear trouble.
Mrs. Relph Moore hosted a bridge gathering with Mrs. Ross Funk winning high honors and Miss Emma Erdman taking consolation. The Dickey family visited Theo Simonson’s home. E. W. Spence hosted a Delphian circle meeting. Rod and Robinson entertained the Teachers club at Rodhoms. Wilma Gillette held a whist party with refreshments and social hour. S. Hert hosted Eastern Star Past Matrons and A Stratton led a Current Events club meeting as Groten teachers gathered.
Dinner guests at the homes of Mrs. Ray and Mrs. FE Wilke on Wednesday featured a debate on the eighteenth amendment. The Merita club met with speakers including Mrs. B.E Archer Mrs. H Dobson Mrs Paul Be Kroeger and Mr H Chilton. The Odd Fellows and friends attended a mock trial at the hall on Tuesday evening with J E Moffit and P B Erdman acting as counsel and Frank E Dean serving as judge.
Bancroft Mr and Mrs L Rabenburg and family visited the Earl Kirkendall Home near Carpenter. The Rev and Mrs J W Proper visited Brooking and returned with their daughter Sarabeth. Several families from Yale Madison and Magnolia headed home after weekend gatherings. The Burrack family planned a Monticello trip for a golden wedding, and the Goodyear baby aged recovering from pneumonia. Clyde and Carl Anderson of Bruce visited Peter Anderson’s home. Mr Anderson’s nephews.
The Merry Workers club met with Mrs. Chard on Thursday as officers were chosen. The play Who Wouldn't Be Crazy staged at the Prewent Valley hall by Pukwane’s young people drew a good crowd. Philip Leister travels to Hot Springs for dental work. Ben McCutchin and children visited. Mrs. Floyd Stahl returned from a northern Montana visit, delayed by a blizzard. Hinselman shelled corn for Arbogast and Hamilton. Elia Johnson and others took exams in Miller. Dick Heezen threshed corn fodder for George Ross. Melvin Arbogast burned his hand mixing gasoline for a fire. William Heezen hauling corn for Dick Miller. Lena Palmer back at school after chicken pox illness. Mrs. A B Hamilton returned home after caring for Mrs. McCain at Miller. Don McCutchin hauled hogs to Miller.
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