Neighborhood News Se Elizabeth Burnison Wrist Injury Report
Elizabeth Burnison fell on Monday dislocating her left wrist and has suffered ill health for a year since a paralytic stroke. Her daughter Mary Rodman and grandchildren care for her. The Hins family were called to Tripp by Mrs Hins sister’s illness. The Grauman family and baby returned from Crete Nebraska after a conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes
Elizabeth Burnison
Mary Rodman
Nathaniel Hins
Tripp
Hins
Edward Grauman
Baby
Crete
Neb
Africa
M. E
Paev
Washburn
Sterne
Minneapolis
H. A. Munson
Thomas Hammer
N. B. Hammer
James
Miss Hammer
Lead
Birmingham
Ala
George Kunze
Owen
Lewis
Ed Baldwin
Clair
Edward, Jr
Nettie ‘Thompson
Odesa
Wash
Theodore
Fred Busse, Jr
Washington
ER Barnes
Frank Eberhard
Harrold Lunding
Robert Barnes
Pleasant Valley Sunday Bible school program noted
Pleasant Valley reports Mr Jones of Huron conducting Bible school at Rose Hill. Sunday afternoon program held by Sunday school children. Attendees include Mr and Mrs George Ruff and family and Mr and Mrs Ross Cotton. South Hand county Sunday school convention set for Rose Halt church on Sunday July 13. разных
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Jones
Huron
Rose Hill
George
Ruff
Ross Cotton
South Hand County
Rose Halt
Dean
Dorothy Page
Tyndall
John Girlett
Donald Shaw
Harrold
Weslington Springs
Alfred Bortharding
Otoe
Neb
Oscar Dearborn
Ray Dearborn
Holabird
Shirley
Beverley Dearborn
P. J. Cotton
Max Cotton
Maude Ervin
Katie Cotton
Wyoming
Carl Dunwoody
Lloyd Yada
St. Lawrence
Dunwoody's
John Williams
Miller
Howard Heck
Ree Heights
Edgar McCool
Old Settlers
Warren Green
Mitchell
H. R. Goldsberry
L. E. Dean
Robert Barnes
Tarrold
Dave Burre
Local residents and visitors list from Faulkton area
Miller Mr and Mrs Joseph Bottum of Faulkton visited C S Rugh home. Grant L Parrish departed for Seattle. Dr Glennen and family visited relatives in Minnesota. A marriage license issued to Alton Kelley and Dorothy Van Bus Kirk of Sioux Falls. F G Matter and Mrs Matter and Mrs William Richers of Orient were Miller visitors. Miss Gertrude Moriarty visited Pierre. Pc M Thompson departed for New York City. Mrs E O Beck and two children returned from the Black Hills. Miss Grace Moore returned from a visit near Beckham. Mrs Redmond and George Cahalan visiting in the Black Hills. Tyler McWhorre from Los Angeles visiting L Henyen. J H Cole departed for Iowa. Miss Mary Bushfield new clerk in Scofield's. W S Thomas and daughter Ethel returned from Lemon. Mrs S W Murphy and daughter Mabel departed for Minot. Art Schwartz departed for Wisconsin to bring home wife and her sister Mrs Fred Lorenz. Levi Harris here from Woonocket visiting daughter L W Manning. Roy Trotman and family and G G Bunk visiting the Black Hills. Miss Iva Schmider departed for the Black Hills. Miss Ellen Ansby returned from Louisiana Mo with parents and sister. Mrs Ophelia Pierson and two children arrived from Minneapolis to visit Stratton home. Mrs Thomas Stratton departed for Detroit Mich. She will travel via Minneapolis with W J Severts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Moriarty
Pierre
M. Thompson
New York City
Beck
Black Hills
Grace Moore
Effie Cochran Blake
Beckham
Redmond
John Redmond
George Cahalan
Tyler McWhor R
Los Angeles
Wisconsin
Fred Lorenz
Levi Harris
Woonsocket
L. W. Manning
Roy Trotman
Ties
G. G. Bunk
Iva Schmider
Ellen Ansby
Louisiana
Ophelia Pierson
Minneapolis
This Stratton
Wolsey Ladies Aid to Meet After Fourth Festivities
Wolsey The Ladies Aid Society will meet Thursday, July V1, at the church with Group No. 5 serving. Lee Minium arrived from Brookings to spend the 4th with his father in Wolsey. Mrs. E. B. Carson went to Mitchell for her daughter’s operation. Mrs. Dan Buckley is reportedly ill under Dr. Adda Whaley. Marie Skelton Herron arrived from California to visit her parents Ike and Mrs. Skelton. C. A Wood ran a cafe at the State fairgrounds during the anniversary at Huron. W F Steurwald hauled cattle to town to ship but lost several due to heat. Joe Rodman and companions went to Omaha for eye consultation. Marie Spangers of Aberdeen assists in the local telephone office. Ethelyn Hatcher ill. Birth reported of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Rex on July 2. Chenoweths visited in Huron. Alva Bales to Gann Valley for well work near Herman Liebenow’s. Hazel Dragseth and Ruth Juergens visit Cresbard for the Fourth. Gordon and Cotton families toured Big Stone Lake. Devore Cheney returned to gravel crew near Yankton. Kesselrings visit Isaac Kesselring of Niobrara. Bonners returned from Valentine. Sheldon, Maxwell, and Gardiner spent the Fourth at the Maxwell home. Gardiner visited Ree Heights while others returned to Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Lee Minium
Brookings
E. B. Carson
Mitchell
William Kuhrt
Dan Buckley
Lamd
Adda Whaley
Marie Skelton-Herron
California
Ike Skelm C. A Wood
State Fair Grounds
Huron
W. F. Steurwald
Joe Rodman
Charles Wansen
Fred Eastland
Omaha
Hodman
Marie Spangers
Aberdeen
Lela Asher
Ethelyn Hatcher
Fred Rex
RF. Chenoweth
Verne Cotton
Big Stone Lake
Minn
Devore Cheney
Yankton
Jake Lesselring
Kesselring
Isaac Kesselring
Niobrara
Neb
Fritz Bonner
Valentine
Grant Marks
George F. Sheldon
Fargo
N. D
Sheldon
Mrs. Gardiner
Mr. Maxwell
W. H. Maxwell
Gardiner
Ree Heights
Manchester
Doland Brant Heads To Willmar for Visit
Doland W. G. Brant left Wednesday evening for Willmar Minnesota to visit relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs Floyd Paul left Thursday afternoon for Tyler Minnesota to spend a few days with Mr Pauls parents. The Selena Rebekah lodge installed officers Monday night. Mr and Mrs Mark Hoffman of Lermon were slightly injured when their car overturned three miles east of Dorland on highway 212 Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Brant
Willmar
Minn
Floyd Paul
Tyler
Mr. Paul
Albert Paul
Gus Elibin
Alice
Engard Langland
Minneapolis
George Gross
Cortnne Ebbert
Standard of
Huron
Paul Travers
Camp Dakotah
McNickle and Gardner
George Quinn
Mellette
Mark Hoffman
Lermon
Dorland
Iroquois Weekend Visits and Local Weather Note
Iroquois residents report weekend visits with relatives in Hu ron Sioux Falls Eagle Grove and Aberdeen. Frank Armin family returned from the Black Hills after a two day Hot Springs trip. Hot winds threaten small grain crops while corn shows good progress.
Humter Jett family visit to Bowdle trio
Headway toward a fine yield. The Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Humter Jett visit Bowdle with their daughter Mrs. H. L. Workman. They will return late in the week. Mrs. Lester Brandrup and two Webster IA children visit at the Laposky home. Brandrup is a daughter of Mrs. Lapasky. Mrs. John Rudy, at daughter Mrs. Jerry Frahm, slowly recovering at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Humter Jett
Bowdle
H. L.workman
Lester Brandrup
Webster
Laposky
Brandrup
Lapasky
John Rudy
Jerry Frahm
Fortieth wedding anniversary celebrated at St Lawrence Jume
Harrold Mr and Mrs R F Barnes of Harrold marked their fortieth anniversary at St Lawrence Jume June 29 with a picnic attended by 79 relatives. Visitors included Wycott and Emily from Redfield Bayne of Canton Mo visited C C Baynes family. Dolores Stauble and Elsie Ryan spend two months at Camp Waazer in the Black Hills. Earl Haas moved to Sioux Falls for a position with Walgren Drug. William Walz and Henry Becker families visited from North Dakota. Mrs William Winckler visiting sister in Sioux City. Northwestern Public Service Co strings additional wire for increased current ahead of Gettysburg line.
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Harrold
R. F. Barnes
St. Lawrence Jume
Pete Wycott
Emily
Redfield
W. ¥. Bayne
Canton
C. C. Baynes
Dolores Stauble
Elsie Ryan
Camp Waazer
Black Hills
Earl Haas
Sioux
Hospital transfers and a short Iowa vacation note
Tulare Milton Haag was taken to Redfield Hospital for appendicitis surgery. Herbert Hildemeier was admitted to Redfield Hospital for blood poisoning in his left arm. Dr. C. A. Seeman and family left Sunday for a brief vacation in Iowa.
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Tulare Milton Haag
Redfield
Herbert Hildemeier
C. A. Seeman
Points
Iowa
Local residents visit relatives and travel plans noted
Hitchcock and Mrs Raymond Hern with son Junior visit relatives in town and plan a Black Hills tour. Mrs Rufus Davis and children from Valley City extend stay at the Davis home. Mrs J C Mulvaney returns from Los Angeles after five months away. Various pairs motor to Lake Okoboji and the Black Hills while others visit family and attend camps or cottages.
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J. F. Kernas
Huron
Wallace Sweeten
Redfield
Harry Sweeter
Regie Keraus
D. C. Hobarts
Pickerel Lake
Lake Okoboji
John Kingdon
E. Phillips
A. P. Scheib
Hulda
Jens.Olson
Black Hills
Ae Hanz Johansen
Overly
N. D
Arthur Walton
Myrene
Lucile
Brookings
B. Dinnsen
Charles Meyer
Ruthnd
Mary Beth
Aberdeen
Emma Webb
Sioux City
Weekend visits and local notices across Yankton area
The clipping lists summer visitations by Genevieve Albright and Marcene Arseth, L. L. Means family en route to Yankton from Huron, Mrs. Bensend and Albert in Minneapolis, Mrs. Meyer with Frances at Cedar Rapids, Jennie Davis visiting Mrs. Brockway, Windedahls visiting in Nebraska, and Meredith-Wiley traveling to Yankton. It notes plans for a new heating plant at the schoolhouse and mentions scorching weather hurting near ripe grain as well as beauty course plans for Helen Campbell and Mabel Holmes in Minneapolis.
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Carthage
Genevieve Albright
Yankton
Marcene Arseth
Gayville
L. L
Huron
Bensend
Albert
Minnepolis
N. W. Meyer
Frances
Cedar Rapids
Jennie Davis
Kansas City
Brockway
Chris Windedahi
Melvin
Brest Windedahl
Nebraska
Helen Campbell
Mabel Holmes
Minneapolis
Meredith-Wiley
Means
Plan for Universal Education in China Described
A proposed education plan aims to educate 40 million children with four years of elementary schooling and expand for adults with day and night schools and vocational training. It calls for 1.4 million teachers, 1 million public school buildings, and 1,500 normal schools to train teachers annually, with monasteries and temples repurposed as classrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cina
Soan
Great Scheme Ambition Awakens China After Western Contact
The passage argues that if the grand plan succeeds, monetary gains would be immense and China would awaken from 3,000 years of lethargy. So far the awakening has touched only a small fraction of its vast population through exposure to Western ideas.
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China
Huron Man Invents Device For Glider
John Arndt of Huron invents an appliance for a glider and secures approval from glider expert W Hawley Bowlus. The device will be manufactured soon and tested by Bowlus after plans were submitted by Leo and Armin Arndt.
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Ben
John Arndt
Huron
W. Hawley Bowlus
Bowlus
Leo
Armin Arndt
Glider device praised by Bowlus and Arndts
Bowlus, who trained the Lindberghs in glider flight and holds the US glider record, expressed enthusiasm for the new device and assured the Arndts of its potential success. Monford B. Pally plans to produce models soon with tests expected shortly.
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Pearance
Mitchell
Bowlus
Lindberghs
United States
Arndts
Monford B. Pally
Mass Education Plan for China Aims at 2 Billion Gold Program
Nationalist government adopts a mass education scheme to prevent civil wars, proposing 2 billion gold dollars over 20 years with education as the key. The plan would assign 100 million annually to education, a dramatic shift from military and foreign affairs spending, if feasible. The movement reflects Chiang Kai-Shek's aim to build a modern China and reduce recurring conflicts.
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Morris J. Harris
Associated Press
Nanking
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Ministries of Foreign Affairs
Ministry of Education
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D. G. Hanson
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