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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1935
Page
12
The Wednesday Musicale club sponsors its second annual music scholarship audition at Huron College chapel tomorrow at eight. Six applicants perform two numbers each with a mix of soprano, piano, and tenor entries. A single prize covers one private music lesson weekly for the next school year.
Mr and Mrs Paul Crawford and Ev elyn Crawford attend sports day Tuesday then visit Mrs Bertha Crawford at Lake. Joe Bran opens a garage in the former Ford building. Clair Brandrup returns home from Yankton for summer with Roy Brandrup family. Dre and Mrs Roy Nyquist visit relatives in Decorah and attend a medical convention in Minneapolis. Dephane Hammond plans an extended trip to the world’s fair then Washington and Yellowstone. Belle Bozarth Ruth of Plymouth and Jennie Downs of Normal arrive visiting George and Hearda Irvin. Neil Herman and two children stay with Rev J M Hunter. Belle Stoner comes from Orada for summer with sons Clayton and Ray. Florence Spain and Anna Bradvig, Traquais graduates, attend commercial college in Huron. Mrs B Whites in Huron hospital after appendectomy.
Richland-Logan Warren Bailsy of Brookings visited at the A M Beall home Sunday. Bail ay was graduated from the state college this spring. Mrs Burton Culver was called to Pennsylvania by her father's death. Her mother is ill and she will be detained. Sunday school and church services were dismissed due to the county convention at Hitchcock. Elder Butz and Stout families attended. Charles Gilchrist and family of Winfred returned for the Old Settlers picnic June 20. Alice Highland and Corine Hedlund attended the 4 H camp at the Huron gate grounds last week.
Highmore residents joined relatives in Watertown for the wedding of Susane Morgan to Robert J. Morgan of Aberdeen with Joann Bambenek as flower girl. A Lee family dinner in Pierre and a farewell party for the D W Pickell family followed. A Miller hospital birth announced to the Royal Neighbor delegation visiting Highmore.
Family moved to Huron assisting with housework. Herman Rassmansen of Jamestown and Mrs H A Van Buskirk of Huron, formerly of Highmore, visited Broadland Friday and spent Saturday and Sunday in town. Carl Better conducted business there on Friday.
Broadland Mardella Rogers visited friends and relatives in Spencer. I J Rogers and son Elmer traveled to Martin for a travel hauling job, accompanied by Harold Wharton of Wolsey. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs N G Stims on Thursday afternoon. Art DeVries of Huron was in town Wednesday aiding Carl Better’s elocution. Mr and Mrs N G Stimson and children planned a weekend with Mr and Mrs M F Luick and family at Marshall Minnesota. Walter Lytle of Huron conducted business in town earlier in the week. Mrs Steve Boomsman is bedbound with flu. Lena Miedma is also mentioned.
Four young men of Alpena were received into church membership on Thursday morning at the M. E. church. The ceremony featured a sermon by Rev. Bachliman and special choir music by Lawrence Mogck, with sacred selections.
July 1 report says Doc Vinje sold his Travelair plane to Ralph Myers of Huron. The aircraft was stored at Redfield airport hangar since last fall. Myers plans to use it to instruct students in Huron, with Ken Nevel assisting in the aviation business.
Dr. P. Bi. Jeriking reports 510 deaths and 916 births for the May period in South Dakota. External causes account for 34 deaths including automobile, burns, falls, drownings, machinery, and runaways. Leading fatal diseases include heart disease, apoplexy, cancer, and puerperal fever among others.
A thousand people attended Hand county's southern part old settlers picnic in Miller on Friday. Clifford Walsh of Miller spoke, with music by the Miller municipal band conducted by Walter Schofield. Miller lost to Stephan Indians 5 to 2 in a late ball game. The day closed with a bowery dance at Pleasant Valley hall.
A marriage license was issued to Charleae William Rosandale of Miller and Florence Adeline Downing of Orient on July 1 Special.
A. M. Haskell of the Huron National Farm Loan Association says the 1935 farm credit act broadens access for tenants and young buyers. Commissioner loans may be 15 percent of a farm’s value up to 7500 dollars, with eligibility requiring at least 25 percent equity and debt relief from prior obligations.
The Young People's League staged a play titled A ready made family in Alpena on Friday night. A large audience attended and enjoyed the performance. Proceeds will help defray expenses of the group to institute at Mitchell.
The Past Noble Grand met Friday evening at Mrs. Nathan Lipets.home to discuss plans for the coming annual event. About 11 guests attended the gathering for games contests and refreshments following the regular business meeting.
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