Groton Farme y Telephone worker returns to duties
Neighborhood items from LA report Bawxwell ending hospital stay and resuming duties at Groton-Faermey Telephone. Social events include Knute Holum hosting dinner, P E O Sisterhood Founders day program, and Mr and Mrs Theodore Funk entertaining friends. Also notes on church service, visits, staff transfers, Phosde club, Merifu club event, and a marriage announced for Maurice Troy and Vivian De Foe with future residence in Grand Rapids Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Warkentin
H. C. Doteen
Charles E. Adams
Theodore Funk
Chester .Craig
L. E. Falk
John G. Gyren
Langford
E. W. Spence
Presbyterian
Wilmot
Leon Cassels
Robert Shoemaker
Dorothea Shoemaker
Twin Cities
Gordon Holloran
Cleveland
Hatterick Publishing Company
Minnneapolis
J. E. Moffit
Phosde Club
Merifu Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Maurice E. Troy
Vivian Jean de Foe
Kansas City
Grand Rapids
Local social notes from Forestburg and neighbors observed
Forestburg residents Mr. and Mrs. Milton Gibbs and two sons visited the L. Gibbs home from Sunday to Wednesday. Miss Mertie Fairfield is improving but still bedridden with throat infection from influenza. Baseball results note a latest win over Wessington Springs. Community activities include a new Boy Scout troop organized by Superintendent Prunty. Families report chicken pox cases and visits to Mitchell for Miss Ferguson’s medical and dental care. Several scenes of birthday celebrations and Sunday dinners are recorded among local residents and visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestburg
Milton Gibbs
Hishmore
L. Gibbs
Mertie Fairfield
Wessington
Springs
Prunty
Henry Larson
J. Eilingsen
J. Personius
Helen Jean
Woonsocket
Clyde Hopkins
Sioux Falls
Martha Matthews
Mary Ferguson
Mitchell
Ferguson
Lada Roberts
Katherine Plant
Clarence Farnam
Faye
Curtis Talley
R. E. Williams
Spencer
G. G. Prunty
S. 5
Judy
Haisa
Esther Anderson
Isabelle Judy
Mr. Howe
Bert Corwin
Local Visits And Weekend Socials In Huron Area
Watertown residents Doris Mueller and Mrs. Dan Costello visit this week along with several couples from Worree and Howard visiting relatives of Ed Cartier and Dugdale families. Local gatherings include Miss Ida Bestge’s surprise birthday party and a regional Sun School convention attended by multiple residents in Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Schueller
W. Poorman
Howard
Holly Boorman
C. H. Custard
F. H. van Tassel
R. A. Mangs
Huron
Manas
Robert Eggleston
Kuron
Ida Bestge
Mira
J. W.proper
FH. van Tassel
Mary Parker
T. Dugdale
Sun School
Violet Heiney
Frank Gellerman
Zofft
Waubsy
George Parry
Propac
Brookings la
Boorman
Strand
Proper
Serebeth
Ed Sprye
de Senet
Tom Tyrrell
Roda Trench
Waubay
Eens
Pete Frokeleh
Wilew Lake
Charles Sparta
Ruth Fleaner
Farm moves and new homes spark local relocations
Fragmentary OCR shows individuals moving farming operations and home relocations in Lincoln Nebraska and nearby with unclear names. Readable elements mention Tom Davembifl starting to truck his farm and Riley- Barton shifting farming to a new residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Davembifl
Lincoln
Neb
Riley- Barton
Impliamenta
Weekend Visits Tie Alpena To Surrounding Towns
Alpena residents and relatives from Monroe Huron and Virgil joined gatherings over the weekend. Orbits of visitors included Mrs. K J Doeden Mrs Mary Wales and Nellie Wales Roy Wales Frank Linafelter and family Oscar Lundberg and Mrs P P Myron with Christina at Sioux Valley hospital. Community events featured Royal Neighbors meeting and Ladies Aid at the M E church with the usual social hour and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. P. Myron
Sioux Falls
Christina
Sioux Valley Hospital
Robert Schamber
West of
Virgil
Lee Eddy
Woonsocket
Clyde Fite
W. S. Leighton
G. H. Youngs
W. B. Sheffield
Arthur Sheffield
Lane
A. A. Hart
Ute
The
Royal Neighbors Lodge
LO. O. F
Hall
Roy Triplett
Harold Thornburg
Ladies Aid
M. E. Church
F. €. Poeschl Mars
Leo Ruppel
Robert Skinner
J. D. Evans
Faith
Aron
Olaf] Roe
Lulu Kinsman
Margaret Brandenburg
Emanuel Tiede
Edward Grauman
Gra Barringer
Frank Baringer
W. J. Page
Elizabeth Ann
Deli Rapids
Corporis
Alpena
M. Skavdahl
Orval Ehton
Thelma
Henry ‘Hotmahlen
Wessington Springs
Ernest
Gaulke
Ellis Barnes
Treva
Silas Hayes
Frank Eberhard
Frank Eberhard Home Sunday In Honor of Mr. Eberhard
W. L. Kelly
Clara Eaton
Frank Sarwinger
Barringer
Hey. K. Kruger
Reliance
Peter Losing
Mitchell
W. Coursey
Britchell
E. F. Coursey
O. M. Eaton
Aberdeen
Dwight Coursey
Edgar Knox
Lucile Murphy
Vera Smith
Hazel Baruth
Mra G. J. Brigham
SE C
Barber
Mre
Gertle Manwaring
Maude Kinsman
Rapid City trip ties to public services and local visits
The Central West Public Service company updated infrastructure by raising line voltage and installing a new transformer near Alpena elevators. Local residents and visitors including Mrs. J C Gehen and Mrs O L Sedgwick joined in Alpena social ties. News covers personnel changes at area stations, a beauty course in Sioux Falls, a funeral in Madison, and a sewing club meeting with rest room discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
Central West Public Service Company
Alpena
J.C. Gehen
Sistx City
O. L. Sedgwick
Ami
W. Sedgewick
Wessington Springs
W. L. Kelly
Swift
Progressive Sewing Club
George Hubbard
Carpenter Residents Note Health and Visits in Local News
Carpenter residents report improvements at Bartron hospital and in Yankton. P C Anderson ill for days as Ralph Carter’s daughter Blanche stays in Huron hospital. Funeral at Bethel church attended by many from Carpenter for Mr Hofer. Martin Anderson home quarantined for small pox. George Madsen hauled hogs to Huron plant. Asa Harrington visited Miller. various locals return home after weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
James Madsen
Nels Madsen
Bartron Hospital
P. C. Anderson
Carter Home
Ralph Carter
Blanche
Hospital
Huron
P._C. Anderson
Hofer
Bethel Church
Yankton
Mott Alers
Maurice Gordon
Fordham
Goodnet
Albert Pearson
George Madsen
Martin Anderson
Asa Harrington
Miller
Highmore social notes include visitors and events
Highmore welcomes McLaughlin from the McLaughlin company who traveled to Minnespoke early in the week. Various residents and visitors are listed including Mrs. T. Ornter in Rochester for medical treatment, the debate squad led by Miss Virginia Breed attending a double debate in Weslington, and several local residents visiting or traveling to nearby towns. The Rev. Mr. Anderson preached at two churches, and families such as the Bue Stoner, Harms, and Prostrello groups are noted with social engagements and illness. Forty first wedding anniversary celebrated at a party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Welle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore
McLaughlin
McLaughlin Company
Minnespoke
Biswraseccomieriad
Ies
T. ‘Ornter
Rochester
Mex. Chapis
Virginia Breed
Weslington
Marian Askew
Alice Gray
Rachel Nesheim
Margaret Neel
Harlan J. Bushfield
Miller
Edna Walker
Weasington Springs
Donald Harms
Huron
Edith Hiley
Ooida Ie
Ms Mae
Chapin
Jude Fisher
G. A. Shaw
R. B. Bawdon
Ree Heights
J. A. Miller
Dell Repide
J. M. Prostrello
Gettysburg
G. M. Welle
Community Preps Five O Clock Dinners And Dance
A social event list describes five o'clock dinners for relatives and a dancing party for friends and relatives in the evening. A midnight lunch was served. Mrs Brady and Mrs Tibbs were guests. Theresa Brady, a Woonsocket teacher, was home for the event. Bremhill Local T KE C W met Friday night with junior locals attending. After business, supper was served by Mr and Mrs Arthur Williams and Mr and Mrs Wesley Walker, followed by cards and visiting. Mrs Arthur Williams hosted the Thimble Club in Bramhall on Thursday with a lunch served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Tibbs
Misa Theresa Brady
Woonsocket
Bremhill
Arthur Wiliams
Wesley Walker
Arthur Williams
Thimble Club
Bramhall
Parish hall dance draws large local crowd
Helen Becker on sick list this week. A large crowd attended the Parish hall dance last Friday and enjoyed a good time. Several local residents visited relatives at Willow Lake and Redfield. Dr Flora tested about 260 cattle for TB. A birth and other social updates fill the weekend notes. A lunch hour followed the late events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turton
Helen Becker
Ell
H. O. Ewing
Mise Clara Becker
Vincent Becker
Cletta Schneider
Willow Lake
Rhea Burgess
Joe Sprout
Verna Hecker
Omar Fry
Frankfort
Ewing
Elmer Steffes
William Christofferson
P.M. Hanna
John Steffes
H. C. Ewing
Redfield
Ira Ewing
Dr. Flora
Clark
T. B
Gibbs
Jon Klapperich
E. Klapperich
Leon Klapperich
Aberdeen
Dorothy Klapperich
Joe Klapperich
Kathryn Devine
Walter Becker
Aberdeen Normal
Wea
Jule
George Sullivan
Francis Sulliven
Berton
Watertown
Francis Sullivan
Roy Lambert
Mire
Tony Klapperich
Anne Klapperich
Dora Klapperich
Conds
Wayland Easter program under direction of Mrs. Otto
The Wayland Union Sunday school plans an Easter service with life director Mrs. Frank Otto and L. J. Borkhuis and Mrs. Carl Ravenstoft. The Girl Reserve club met with Twila Paulsen and ten members plus visitors. They worked on necklace stringing. Ernest Tucker reports missing a ten dollar purse near town. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Winegar hosted Floyd Winegar and daughter Lola during visits to Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Wayland Union
Frank Otto
L. J. Borkhuis
Carl Ravenstoft
Twila Paulsen
Antonius Winegar
Ernest Tucker
Mra
C, P. Douglas
Thomas
Leo Schmit
Ralph Winegar
Wellington Springs
Floyd Wineger
Floyd Winegar
Lola
Momdiay
Ree Heights News and Society Notes
Ree Heights Sunday visitors include Mr and Mrs R R Bawdon and son at Fred Bawdon home near Highmore. Mrs L H Cowan and Mrs G J Hertz visited Miller. Etta Bawdon visited Highmore to spend time with Reuben Bawdon family. Mrs Richard and son of Huron visiting Chas Kelley. Mrs Martin Lingscheil recovering. Mrs Frank Hamill and Mrs Curtiss drove to Miller. Married Couples dances growing in popularity next on Feb 6. Mrs Aaron Elliot died Sunday Jan 35 at sanitarium. Cedar Rapids bound for burial. Baby of Mr and Mrs Tom Melvin ill. A double deck truck overturned west of town Monday, killing several calves and sheep. Mrs Frank Lewis traveled to Pierre for medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree Heights
R R Bawdon
Sone
Fred Bawdon
Highmore
L. BH. Cowan
G. J. Hertz
Miller
Etta Bawdon
Reuben Bawdon
Richard
Huron
Chas. Kelley
Martin Lingscheil
Frank Hamill
Curtiss
Aaron Elliot
Sanitor
Elliot
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Frances
Tom Melvin
Frank Lewis
Pierre
Local Notes From Plankinton And Nearby
Wolsey and Lawrence with Joseph Blum and John Beam of Plankinton visited L. M. Kaisers home after traveling here Friday. Birth announced for a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jungeman. Illness in northwest town child of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Licht. Attendees at Huron Sunday school convention included Mrs. B Carson Miss Fanny Mills Mrs. Henry Nelson Mrs. Laurence Larson and Mrs. J J Salisbury. Bercyle Streeter visited. Petersons returned to Belle Fourche with mentions of illness and death of a sister. Atlas Lumber sheds being reshingled by John Juergens and son Edward. Henry Wagner sent to Rochester hospital. Junior Wharton to Huron for rib injury and chicken pox. cast reapplied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bercyle Streeter
Aberdeen Normal
Ben Peterson
Vernon
Belle Fourche
Peterson
Junior Wharton
Huron
Local travelers return from two week visit
Me and Mrs Frite Lengiehn Mere Louie Dunnick and Gerald Schlueter returned home last week after a two weeks visit with relatives and friends at Dennison and Manning Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frite Lengiehn
Mere
Louie Dunnick
Gerald Schlueter
Dennison and Manning, In
Blunt Blunt Card Club Hosts Meeting at Howard Home
Blunt social notes report Blunt The Bid em Wild bridge club entertained by Mrs Leon Howard and Mrs E C Anderson at the Howard home. Four tables played with high score won by Mrs Alfred Kier. Next meeting set with Mrs Frank Housa Te Tennyson family moved into the Methodist parsonage. Several local names including John Kirsch Fred Pigney Ernest Shore and Clifford Barden took river trips for wood last week. Mrs William Schrub, long ill, went to Rochester with husband and Dr Hert of Onida. Stinger house east of town to be moved to Pierre. Moore Bros north of Blunt completed artesian well at 36 gpm at 1410 feet. Archie Potter of Pierre Bottling works visited Blunt. G Carey new manager of Blunt Oil Co replacing A D Andison. Elizabeth Burnett to visit Blunt chapter February 17 afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Tennyson
John Kirsch
Fred Pigney
Ernest Shore
Clifford Barden
Wood
William Schrub
H Il
Rochester
Hert
Onida
Stinger
Pierre
Moore Bros
Blunt
Archie Potter
Pierre Bottling Works
G. Carey
Blunt Oil Company
A. D. Andison
Elizabeth Burnett
O. E. S. of Armour
Local social visits and travel noted in Osceola area
Osceola and nearby towns record a busy week of motor trips to De Smet Iroquois Huron Canistota and St Paul. Residents Raymond Wolline Tremel Schleuter Walters Snelter Danforth and Graham engage in commerce visits and social events including a P T A shower and Ladies Aid meeting at the M E church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Raymond Wolline
de Smet
A. C. Wasem
Iroqueis
Ladies Aid
M. E
Harold Snelter
Ray Davis
Sergeant Bros
Iroquois
Lake Kampeska
Wayne Danforth
Raymond
Benjamin Tremel
St Paul
Gilbert Schleuter
Mabel Schleuter
Huron
Elmer Walters
Canistota
Herold Sneller
Roscoe Graham
Herman Schleuter
Raymond Waltine
Avis
Ordwell Danforth
F Lewis Rousch
Birth Announcement for Schultz Family Daughter
Mrs. Mary Schultz spent the weekend at her daughter Mrs. Adrian Lairnen in Me. Mrs. George Nielsen announces the birth of a daughter in Miller hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulare
Mary Schultz
Adrian ‘Lairnen
George Nielsen
Miller Hospital
Local Social News From Redfield Area Musings
The Miscos Phyllis Craig and Ruth Radcliff hosted the So-Play club at Phyllis Craig’s home Wednesday evening. Tulare Whist club met Tuesday at H. H. Miler home with Mrs. Walter Lawin high score and Joe Spatafore all out. Tulare high school debate society planned a play soon after Monday’s meeting. Leo McCoy of Redfield visits this week at William McCoy’s home. Henry Baker family of Crandon visited F. W. Conrad’s home Sunday. County superintendent of schools Mrs. W. Hodgson spoke at Tuesday’s school. Mesdames Miller and H. H. Miller and Miss Mildred Foglesong with Miss Orpha Marzahn were Redfield callers. Carl Hilkemeier owns a new Hupmobile sedan. Ernest Gateke has a new Ford. Epworth League of the M B church plans a basket social and entertainment at the church parlors Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miscos
Phyllis Craig
Ruth Radcliff
Tulare
H. H. Miler
Mra
Walter Lawin
Joe Spatafore
Tulare High School
Leo McCoy
Redfield
William McCoy
Henry Baker
Crandon
F. W. Conrad
Epworth League
M. B Church
Pleasant Hour Embroidery Club Meets at Ewing Home
Ashton club gathered at Mrs. W. C. Ewing with Mrs. James A. McIntyre assisting. American Legion hosted a 25 cent dance in their hall with Snyders orchestra. a sizable crowd attended and auxiliary served a midnight supper. Scarlet fever cases noted. school fumigated. Free circulating library at Small Hardware store attracts readers. PTA contributed the book selection from St Pierre. Community pledges book donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Pierre
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neighborhood News
Groton
E. F. Wipf
Cavour
Cate
Harry C. Lindquist Boy Housman
Bank of Huron
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