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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1932
Page
11
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Wessington visitors include the Robinsons and Mrs Baird joining the Ribstein family at Brice. A party at Billy Eshler’s home celebrated his eighth birthday with games and lunch. Wessington people plan trips to the west coast and California. A hospital report notes Mrs Gus Stiner Jr recovering from an appendectomy. School patches work prepares for opening. Financial statements for Beadle County districts detail receipts and disbursements. Officials attend Legion convention in Watertown. Local pastor visits Blunt friends and relatives with church services.
Ashton John Watkins was taken to Aberdeen hospital Tuesday after stomach illness and showed marked improvement after days of seriousness. Local friends learned of Elengr Byrd-Otteson of Fargo after a 2?-month-old boy went missing near Elbow Lake last Saturday evening. The child wandered from a cottage in the evening and was found exhausted and sunburned the next day, having traveled far in a bathing suit. Birthday Club members met at Mrs EV Boyer’s home to celebrate Bix Cari Christenson’s birthdate with gifts and socializing.
The week features visits and travel among local families. Mitchell and Iz vacationing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H Childs family members plan a birthday surprise for a friend Friday. Richard Ostrander stayed with the Leslie Christenson home after coming from Mitchell. DeYoung family from Hecla spent the weekend with Mrs. H DeYoung. Joyce Kimmel began an extended visit with her father in Haron and Mrs. Weiger Bymers left for LaCrosse Wisconsin after Mrs. Bymers sudden death. Helen Childs arrived early. Residents enjoy swimming at various river points, though water is low from two weeks of dry weather. Rev Hedfield’s guests included Mrs. Frank Phipps and daughters Erma and Florence C J Knapp and T Tuller. Mrs. Cora Phipps returned to Garden City with them.
Esmond Misa Vera Werner came back from Aberdeen after summer school. Helen Hedger left summer school at Spearfish. Margaret Corby visits relatives in Sioux Falls. C J Loftus of Gettysburg returned home after a week visiting his uncle Willem Boriges. Mrs Cob, visiting her daughter, Hattie Charanery, returns home after three weeks away.
Broadland residents share family visits and farm help near Cavour. Charles McFarlane recovers from a recent accident with a horse team. J. H. Rogers and family visit Clarence Rogers at Virgil. Ivan Gascoigne seeks eye treatment in Huron and returns home. Shirley and Wills Vollenweider celebrate a birthday. Girl Scout troop forms with five girls and residents attending. Leonard Gascoigne and Barker of Watertown visit grandparents. Boy Scouts swim trip to Wel Sty pool. Marguerite Morrishea returns from Aberdewen with Horthera Normal training.
In Marseilles Illinois union laborers from LaSalle County will work with former non union south workers when the federal dam repair on the Illinois waterway resumes Monday. The plan follows a fatal riot that occurred Tuesday as New Orleans contractors agreed to replace non union labor with union members and to unionize skilled workers. James Colling of Mesa Arizona sits in the Ottawa county jail awaiting grand jury action in Sutton’s slaying.
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