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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1930
Page
7
Neighborhood items describe summer travel visits among the Struse and Gardner families, trips to Aberdeen and Wessington, and relatives from Phoenix, Minnesota, and North Dakota. Harvests begin early due to heat. Cedar Community holds picnics, social meetings, and field meets at Connelly grove amid Fourth of July activities and local church conventions.
Milter Judge Pangburn and son Dr. Pangburn visited Faulkton this week along with several relatives and friends from Elrod Mitchell and New York. Miss Steele arrived from New York to spend the summer with Ferrsther and Mrs Moncur. Others visiting include Mr and Mrs Floyd McCarl, Mr and Mrs Dean of Mitchell, Mrs Dean, Mrs O Magowan, Mrs Frank Scofield and Kendrick heading to Seattle, and Norma Peters returning from Clark. Vernon Kane arrives from Jew Falls for a family visit and Marion Corcoran returns from Los Angeles to stay with her parents. Additional trips include Fred Long from Rochester and Ethel Berry at Hot Springs county meeting, plus 3 H Cole’s return from Pella Iowa.
Rural school boards met to settle with the treasurer and conduct business while small grain harvests in south Hand and North Buffalo counties run in full swing. Neighbors saved wagons as a barn burned on the Dan Heitzman farm, and insurance covered part of the loss. Gene Morrison was elected dean for two years at a special school auction. Gann Valley plans a play day with ice cream, a ball game against the Selby Indians, and a dance. The intense heat kept many at home as residents visit relatives and attend local gatherings.
Richland updates report A W At Marion Ill due to his illness and A. W. At Harry Griggs underwent emergency appendectomy in Huron. Little Harry Bare ill with pneumonia at home of J H Baye. Ray Hedlund lacerated arm in binder requiring stitches. Mrs AR Trout visits from Miami FR sister Mrs George Turner and Violet with niece and family Mrs W Swartz of Miami FR. Frank Frahm dismissed then returned for treatment. Margaret Rudy convalescing. C W Van Toyl delivered a combine to Emmett Murphy Iroquois. Margaret Sweet in hospice with daughter Mrs John Lynch. A horse struck Roy Abel causing a bad gash. Ed Farrells visit Grindstone parents and brothers. Mrs William Carlisle from Wahoo Neb called for ill son Harry Griggs.
Highmore J I Medin and family from Sioux Falls and Fred Medin of Dell Rapids were supper guests en route to Strool to visit relatives. Genevieve and Lucile Ohl returned to Sioux City after visiting J K Ringer and M O McLaughlin homes. Mrs O H Harris returned from Wis consin. Selmer Sanderson and Rita Ronmie of Highmore wed Thursday at Ferrie. Mrs Charlotte Shepherd visited from Rochester for extended stay with sister Mrs Margaret Rolewich. Mrs J Barber returned from Jamestown. B R Benner and Clarence Johnson families hosted guests Glen Rohrbach and daughter from Moline. Junior chair of Congregational church left for Placer City for a week’s vacation with Rev and Mrs Vernon. First National bank remodeling to be completed this week. Leslie Shaw and Merle Davis of Hamilton township married in Mitchell and to live in Highmore. Field day at the experiment farm drew a large crowd. Farmers Union picnic at Louie Brock home.
Bancroft residents James Thompson and Arma Abernathy of Ottumwa Ia visit friends for weeks. Eddie Wensman heads to Estelline to tend chumber yards for two weeks. Erick Tyrrell and Missouri kin visit the Tyrells Tuesday. Veronica Fasbender of Estelline visits Mike Welsh home last week. Walter Simpson travels to Gettysburg to visit Harvey Ohlsen. Lloyd Tobey Ellen Tobey spend Friday at Big Stons Lake. A class of nine will be confirmed Sunday at the Lutheran church: Anna Claassen Edward Dirksen Emma Dirksen Breda Faler Loretta Fuerstenau Lloyd Fuerstenau Gladys Fuerstenau Adaline Rusche Harold Ruache. Confirmation begins 10 oclock. Marsh visits Sartell Minn where his parents live. A W Perry George Cheney end family C H Custard Norman Hollis Fred Peterson Bal Austin Roy Perry and family Amy Lane Don Chilstram T Rosser Hoberg Franke Agnes.
Alfred Flemet becomes new proprietor of the filling station taking possession on July 1. Mrs. Hans Halverson took Sunday school class to Lake Poinsett for a short outing. Families from Sioux Falls and De Smet visited local residents. Bancroft band played at Willow Lake celebration. Dan Tyrrell and son returned from Boy Scout camp Da-Ko-Tah. Mike Tracey from Huron attends to business interests.
Dol and Mrs. Glenn Else and children arrived from Beaver Dam Wisconsin to visit her father A J Riske and brother Berwyn from Los Angeles. Mrs G J Hubin and family drove to Watertown. Mrs Liroyd Riddie and Mrs Willard Doty to Logan for a party. MF Seaman returned from an eastern trip. H H Humphrey drove to Aberdeen with Dr Hany B Humphrey to Washington DC. Mrs Lloyd Riddie and Mrs Doty to Raymond for Mrs Mary Smith funeral. Roslea Bair and Frank Herr returned from Mitchell hospital. B W Reinhart home from Huron hospital. Don Brown of Redfield visited his mother. Lloyd Sickles family came from Huron for visit. A J Schmitz family drove from Glyndon to visit daughter-in-law Mrs C J Schmitz.
Local residents share visits and travels with relatives and friends in Minnesota and nearby towns. Several couples drive to Black Hills and Madison, Watertown, and Sioux Falls for short trips. A church basement gathering drew a large crowd with ice cream and pies provided by residents.
Bowiila Auxiliary held its reputir meeting in George McNichen hall Monday night. Mrs Hugh McNichen entertained her Sunday school class at her home Tuesday night. Refreshments were served by the hostess with Mr and Mrs James Bales and family and Mr and Mrs George Merklin who visited Iowa and returned Sunday night. Mrs Milburn McKichen and children with Miss Lucille Barrack and Margaret Barnes left Tuesday morning for Kadoka. Harvest of barley has begun in the vicinity. Corn is growing rapidly but needs more moisture.
At the Arthur Bunce post of the American Legion a Labor Day celebration is planned to be held near Lambert Grove, two miles south of town. The event, sponsored for years, aims to be one of the outstanding days with programs to be posted later. Town residents and visiting relatives are noted in a community recap of recent socials and local activities.
Mrs Ewing joins the party traveling to Sioux Falls on Saturday to attend the American Legion and Auxiliary state convention sessions. Ewing is noted as a member of the state board.
Rev Wilcox preached at Virgil Methodist as Rev Wasnhurn attended a district Epworth League conference in Mitchell. T E Barnes returned from Sioux City on business. Bolte and Harris families took a motor trip to the Black Hills and Yellowstone Park. Paul Ashby played violin at Sunday school. Miss Grace Harris leaves for Bulgaria to teach in a college. The Loyal Workers class held a picnic at Strong Grove. Harvesting begins as dry winds damage small grains. rain is needed for corn, potatoes, and gardens. alfalfa and pastures await rains after a short cut crop.
An article notes severe wear damaging crops especially late sowing with corn holding. showers could speed new potatoes. Rudolph Bender vacationing with parents in Ashley North Dakota. C B Hinkley touring Black Hills. Mrs Hinkley enjoys vacation from telephone duties. Mrs John Miller substituting at the telephone office. Harvest starts though little wheat cut. Mrs Wade Gehringer of Mandan visiting her mother Mrs L B Murphy. Merle Dawson and family visiting from Grand Rapids Michigan. Mrs Lee Sautelle and Mrs Alex Grass travel to Sioux Falls for Legion Auxiliary convention. William North Jr of Corvallis Oregon arrives to visit.
Short time at the George Yorhees home and other relatives here. Shirlee Salter returned for a week’s vacation. Mrs. A F Steinhouser and Mrs. Charles Meyers visited Redfield. W F M S held an ice cream social in the Kingdon garage showroom. The Wolsey band and locals visited Hitchcock Wednesday night for a two day free celebration at Wolsey July 11 and 12. Mrs. Sam Rodne was hospitalized in Wessington for appendicitis. Mrs. Rodne recovered well. Mrs. Harry Sweeten, who died July 20, was buried in Altoona cemetery. J F Kerus of Huron attended the funeral of Mrs. Harry Sweeten. Mrs. Scrana and Regie stayed ten days. Wallace Sweeten of Redfield visited at the Harry Sweeten home last week. Clarence Walker and daughters from Huron went to Hitchcock. Floyd Kenyon of El Centro, Cal, stayed with Kenyon and Laurelle, left for Sioux Falls. Mrs. Abbie Sims and two children of Philip visited Frank Tanner’s home.
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