Sunday Trip to Minnesota and Iowa for Relatives
The traveler plans a Sunday visit to relatives in Minnesota and Iowa. They will spend time with family and travel between the two states to see relatives.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1932
Page
3
The traveler plans a Sunday visit to relatives in Minnesota and Iowa. They will spend time with family and travel between the two states to see relatives.
A lengthy historical piece recounts Benedict Arnold's treason plot and the near capture of General Washington. It highlights John Paulding, David Williams, and Isaac Van Wart whose thwarted interception of John Andre changed the Revolution's trajectory. The narrative follows Andre’s mission, Arnold's betrayal, and the fateful boatman’s decision that derailed the plan.
In Yale July special a surprise party honored Betty Funk who has studied in Sioux City. Invited to a six o clock dinner at Mrs. W Pratt home she returned to find 20 friends awaiting. Games chorus singing ice cream cake and a Yale mars initiation followed as Betty and George Larsen joined the greeting. Bye Bye Blues closed the evening.
The notes present instructions for plain cake with shortening and spice cake without eggs. Type 2 uses shortening, with eggs, sugar, milk, and flour, baked 20 to 35 minutes at 375 F or 150 minutes at 150 F in loaf form, then cooled on a rack. Type 3 blends brown sugar, molasses, raisins, and spices, then adds flour and leavening, baked 45 to 70 minutes in a loaf pan at 350 F.
Tulare notes show Miss Mabel Marzal returning Tuesday from Rockham visits. Miss Merle Fink leaves Monday for Rapid City to assume duties at Black Hills Methodist hospital. Rev. W S Van and family return from Indianola Iowa with his mother for extended visit. Miss Ruth Scott departs Sunday for Minneapolis after two weeks with her parents. Mrs Widmman of Crandon visits H H Fink home. Virgil Brugger returns from relatives in Huron. Mr and Mrs Wikdebuard of Mansfield guest at Earl Hagman home Sunday. Mrs Carrie Hopkins of Redfield listed.
The Misses Violet Brugger and Vers Kopplin visited at George Brugger's home. Mrs. August Binger returned from Redfield where she visited her daughter Lucy Delaney. Arlene Binger of Mankato is vacationing at her father George Binger's home.
Mr and Mrs G A Ashpole visited friends in Stickney on Sunday. Dewey Van Dyke son Debbie and Miss Emma Rhodes of Huron visited V W Dixon home. Mrs Dixon returned home with them. Ruani Dubo of Chamberlain, formerly with Central West Public Service, visited here Sunday. Mrs G A Ashnole and Mrs C P Ball went to Mitchell Monday. Della Brown went to Parkster Sunday. G Brink went to Philip for a few days. Phyllis and Helen Oblinger of Miller visiting H A Oblinger home. Dora Ekonger of Lewiston Mont visiting Nels Peterson home. Mrs H A Oblinger, Mrs Elizabeth Dennis, Phyllis and Hebert Oblinger, Dorothy Calkins visited in Wessington Springs. G A Ashpole and Mrs Clifford Ball in Huron on business Tuesday. James Carson of Wessington Springs visited L L Lawson Sunday. Jewel Rhodes left for Wessington Springs to visit Lloyd Rhodes. L B Ulrich visited Mitchell Wednesday afternoon.
Condé Bob Warden Berg has come back after two years in California attending school. Mrs. Ted Peterson and her brother Park Laughlin from Lily visited Mrs. Mary Rogers. Mrs. R. M. Walker of Northville spent the weekend in Condé. Clarence Stoddard led the Farmers elevator in RB J. Lenz’s absence. The Lenz family vacationing in Minnesota and Wisconsin. F. M. Lawler plans to join his wife and children in Sioux Falls on July 4. C. L. Peterson, formerly of Condé, moved from Lowery to Bradley as station agent. John Luke and Fred Gabler families of Cresbard visited the Chaon home. Ed Grandpre and family have re-
Raymond and Deland residents joined relatives during weekend visits. Raymond’s Hulda Smith and Herman Mehlberg families hosted gatherings in Turton and Ash Sunday while Mr. and Mrs. Walter Olson stayed with Robert Beach in St. Lawrence. Ruth Riddle returned from Charles City after a two week visit with her parents. Theo Larsen also called in Boland, and the Stefan family from Aberdeen spent Sunday at M. M. Schmidt’s home.
Wolsey Mr and Mrs F O Gordon and family returned home from a brief vacation in Watertown. Mrs Nettie Carson visits a Salem niece this week. Mrs Lee Meyer had a tonsillectomy at Huron Hospital Monday. Mrs Peterson of Huron and several relatives motored to Salem to visit Mr and Mrs James Butler. Donnie stayed longer.
Wessington residents host guests Evelyn and Connie Coop while L Flite visits on business. Mr. and Mrs. Barton Petticord and children from Des Moines return home after visiting Oscar Pittiword. Distant siter Mrs. Mary Henderson and Mrs. Esthor Pelficerd entertain division No.1 of the Tardies Aid Society. Plans made for a fall bazaar and monthly food sales on the second Saturday evening. William Burin and family expect to 25 was.
Miss Mary Arerman left town for Aberdeen to begin a July 1 position with an implement company. Harley Willeut, after a ten week hospital stay, returned to her Thursday merchandising duties.
Bonilla of Huron has bs at the home of T Telson. Deputy Sheril Viarvey Tut and Borie Ruth Wiles of Tolar visited last week with Mrs. Frank O'Ds Jer.
A Wellington Springs report notes Miss Line Lamb, staying at Louis Kruse farm, was struck in the right eye by exploding fragments from a hand torpedo hurled on a cement floor near a door during a Fourth of July event. She was taken to city for treatment and later to an eye specialist in Mitchell.
An improvised hazard discussion cites that airborne white light differs from red signals. Officials warn that white lightning events pose greater risk when striking wet objects, prompting calls for caution and further study.
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