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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1932
Page
11
The Evening Huronite lists advertising rates effective November 1 1928 with tiered word charges for insertions. It warns readers to avoid money up front and to verify reliability, citing common scams and advising to notify the Classified Advertising Manager if ads seem suspicious.
Esmond Mr and Mrs Charles Westgate and children along with Mr and Mrs W Wilkens and children and Charles P Mulhal enjoyed a fishing trip to Big Stone Lake Sunday and Monday. Clark Zink returned Tuesday from Sous Falls where he spent the week. Mr and Mr Harry Costello and mr Carroll of Huron visited with mother Mrs Charlotte Costello Monday. Mr and Mr Ivan Jeffers drove to Blunt Sunday for a short visit returning Monday evening. Gordon stayed with grandparents for a longer visit. Miss Daisy Reckard returned home Saturday from Harrisburg where she taught last year. Mr and Mrs Ollie Jobe and children drove to Wessington Springs Sunday.
Miss Rose Gartland returned Sunday from Sioux Falls where she attended business college and will spend the summer with her mother. Rev M R Redfield came home Saturday from Atlantic City after serving with the Methodist conference quartet at the general conference of Methodist churches.
Sheffield My and Mrs Walter Care and daughter Helen traveled to Omaha for their son Homer’s production exercises. Lester Gugin and Claire Gillenburg and family visited Sunday at James Gugin’s home. Alford Kelley and Gust Schmidt families joined A Gotcha’s near De Smet. Claude Blair and Doris Chepmen were callers at Marion Duesler’s home in Cavour San Misa.
V Wessington Lo Manning vind seinity of Huron guests of Wessington Lions Memorial day Mr and Mrs Rinard Thudessor ard son Billy Gene of Wall are priests at John Meyer Hein Harley Suite will jitter the state firemen meeting in Rapid City this week Mr and Mrs T Ty Clark were spending a few days here this week Mr Clack is the newly appointed superintendent of schools They expect to move here about August 20 Harry Eshler has retired to the Websington creamery as assistant butter maker.
Vasland Mr and Mrs Waller Peterson and son of Fedora returned home after visiting Mrs Petersons parents. Mr and Mrs J G McCormack and Mr and Mrs Wendt of Sioux Falls visited relatives nearby. Mrs Wendt was Bliss Hester Bransted before marriage. Floyd Winegar family traveled to Wessington Springs and stayed until Tuesday. Miss Gladine Lilly visited relatives at Wessington. Orval Jeffers and family of Huron were weekend visitors at the Frank Oto home.
Forestburg Mr and Drs G G Prunty and family agreed to Hetland Tuesday for two days visit with relatives and friends. Mr Wilder's mother and sister returned to Mitchell after a few days visit there. Mr and Mrs D A Levey and sons spent Sunday and Decoration day at Bridgewater. Sunday school teachers met at Mrs Prunty's home to plan for Vacation Bible school and children's day program. Riera Mr and Mrs G G Prunty and three sons drove to Hartford to visit Prunty's mother and other relatives.
Miss Katie Cotton and William C Grey were married at Huron on May 22. The bride, well known in Hand County, taught in rural schools for seven years and plans to live on a farm west of Huron with her husband.
Ashton club members gathered at Mrs May McVays home Tuesday for a one oclock luncheon. Mrs John Weiland was guest of honor with Mrs McVay and Mrs Claus Zoodsma as co hosts. Berne Aldrich returned from Minnesota after visiting the Lewis Aldrich family. Frank Bean spent the week in Aberdeen for rheumatism treatment. Mr and Mrs Frank Rockwell and son Clyde tested Saturday for Minneapolis.
Relatives and friends attended a weekend gathering hosted by local EB chapter members. A luncheon was provided and the event celebrated past patrons and longtime members as part of a yearly observance. Families including Casty DeYout and Oscar Berenly attended with children, sharing memories and greetings.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a gathering with names like Milly Sutuwelly and Joh Pilenow and family. It notes individuals in Redfield on Saturday and remarks from Mrs Mike Sohail and Mrs AL Pelooy. Usual newspaper card tone and Period style implied.
Cherry visits Maison Madelaine in Leary to buy a green silk frock for an impending elopement episode. Miss Lacey approves expensive models while Cherry purchases a printed silk frock and other garments, totaling 293.70, then returns to deliver items to Bismark. A mistaken door knock shifts dinner plans as Ruth prepares for the evening. To Be Continued.
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