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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1933

Page

7

Crop Production Loans Hit 2964 in South Dakota

Minneapolis June 1 Crop production loans to South Dakota farmers this year total 2964, aggregating 381,715 dollars, through May. Bennett County led with 23 loans totaling 43,230 dollars, followed by Corson 223 loans 25,770 dollars, Perkins 166 loans, Potter 14 loans totaling 23,770 dollars. No loans in Hamlin. Bon Homme and Brookings each one loan. Grant Hutchinson Lake Turner counties small totals. Local notes mention several residents visiting, traveling, and community events in St Lawrence, Huron, and nearby towns.

Minneapolis South Dakota Federal Loan Office Bennett County Cornson County Perkins County Potter Mit Potter Perkins Hamlin County Bon Homme Brookings Grant Hutchinson Lake Turner Counties Turner Aurora Beadle Bennett Velas Bea Homme Brown Tonope Buffalo Butte Herman Campbell Charles Mix Clark Side City Devel Dewey Sae Douglas Lis Edmuinds Fall River Faulk Aie Grant Gregory Hamlin Aoe Et Harding Hughes Inns Mellette Miner Wee Minnehaha Moody Permington Roberts Sanborn Shanna Eet Spink Stanley Sully Todd Union Walworth Washabaugh Washington Yanktor Liebach

Neighborhood News Bulging Local Visits and Travels

Neighborhood notices detail Mrs Luke and children visiting Milbank to see relatives, Mrs Nels Madsen Sr traveling to Harlan Iowa for a month with her daughter Mrs Soren Jensen, and Rev Mr Luke away at the Iowa Methodist conference. Many local families are noted visiting, traveling, and attending events across South Dakota and nearby states.

Carpenter Luke Milbank Nels Madsen, Sr Harlan Soren Jensen Barry Jensen Iowa Iowa Methodist Conference Reenen Vern Herker Mire B. A. Wahl A.Y. Sweezy Huron

Miller-Whealy wed in quiet May ceremony in Miller

Pearl Prahm and Roger Whealy were married at the bride's home on Tuesday May 30 with only immediate family and a few friends attending. The Hoy E B Cooney read the ceremony. A wedding breakfast followed and the couple will spend the summer in Boulder Colorado. Both are Miller public school teachers. The bride is a Dakota Wesleyan alumna and second grade teacher. The groom is an Eastern State Teachers College graduate and former Miller High School principal.

Miller Society Mics Pearl Prahm Roger Whealy Hoy. E Dakota Wesleyan University Whealy Eastern State Teachers College Miller High School

Local Social Notes and Family Moves in Wessington Springs

Wessington Springs residents visited by G E Kiel Doona and Robert of Huron while A Peterson of Sioux Falls stayed over the weekend. J A Null underwent major surgery in Rochester Minnesota. Mrs Null and Ralph accompanied him. Roy McNiel moved household goods from Mitchell and leased Reedy service station. Death reported of B J Williams of Charles City with ties to local residents. The Norh-West guests W A Hunter and Bernice left Tuesday for unspecified travel.

Wessington Springs G. E. Kiel Doona Robert Huron N. A. Peterson Siome ‘Falls F. W. Bunday Paul L. Kieffer Alan Yankton Alyce Sioux City Henry Malloy J. A. Null Rochester Minn B. J. Williame Charles

Local residents return from trips and visits across the region

Wolsey and Mrs. A O Friese with Mildred return from Sioux Falls after several days away. May Lindblad and ebits Geen return from Jow s and relatives. Marvin, Carson and Virginia Guthrie plan Murdo summer work after visiting. Miss Guthrie stayed with the Carson family. Margaret Bannes leaves for Tripp to join Miss Kathryn Moore en route to Mietville Indiana for an extended visit. Fleming couple back from Highmore after visiting Mrs. Fleming's brother HO Cheney and son Oscar return from North Dakota where they work graveling crew. RNA district convention attended at Hitchcock by several local residents. Rodman, Grant Rawstern drive there. Mrs A C Bannes and daughter Harr and other women attend events in Huron.

Wolsey A. O. Friese Mildred Sioux Falls May C. O. Lindblad Ebit Geen Jows Marvin Carson Virginia Guthrie Monney Murdo Guthrie Margaret Bannes Trip A. C. Barnes F. C. Gordon E. B. Carson J. G. Hagen Gay Brown Mayme Halvin RNA District Hitchcock Joe Rodman Grant Rawstern A. C. Bannes Harr P. W. Yselding Lorrine Huron

Cavour Visitors and Local Shoppers Reported

Cavour was a busy stop for residents and visitors from Osceola Carpenter and Pearl Creek township. Shoppers from Huron and Mitchell enjoyed errands while Miss Nora Kelly returned from Mitchell to spend vacation with her parents. An Alter society ice cream social took place at Forresters hall with local ladies among the attendees.

Cavour John Busch Osceola Paul J. Welter Carpenter F. EB. Johnson Olive Huron Nora Kelly Mitchell John Kelly Alter Society Forresters Hall Jasper Elder W. A. Miller H. C. Lindquist Oscar Pasky Helle Prairie Township M. Duessler G. Benston Mary Smith Albert Zell Pearl Creek Township Charles Britton Logan Township G. P. Verch Henry Puterbaugh

Alpena Residents Take Brief Trips and Visits

Alpena residents including Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Freeman travel to Monroe and return with relatives. Will Moore and daughter Susie visit H 4 Munsm home with sister Mrs. Ed Van Verhis of Onida. Mike Schaffer Archie Vegas and Henry Hilgeman go to Eureka for visits. Dr. C E Waldorf of Redfield visits Mrs. W J Page and daughter Elizabeth Ann, who join him for a visit. Mrs Page later works in Vernon. Lesli s Briggs family return from Carthage after visiting V I Linn and Gladys Kunze who will attend summer school in Vermillion, while Mrs Linn stays in Alpena. D D Swensen and daughters Faythe and Shiley of Big Stone Lake, Mrs Sarah McCord, Mr Mary Sorensen and Miss Anderson of Woonsocket also mentioned.

Redfield W. J. Page Elizabeth Ann Page Vernon Lyle Freeman Famiy Monroe Leslis Briggs Carthage V. I. Linn Mise Gladys Kunze Vermillion Me Lin Mise Kunze Linn Remmito

Local social notes and visits around town

Mrs Earl Laverty returned Saturday from Redfield to visit her father Ed Andrews. Max Steffen of Huron visited this weekend. Maurice Cosgrove of Henry visited the Armstrong home. J Everett Payne and Thelma Andrews arrived for a visit at Frank Faynes. Presbyterian guild held a party at Carl Bauman's with games and refreshments. Mrs Emma Kambel assisted serving. Mr and Mrs C E McCall and daughter Jeanadel of Oklahoma City visited the A F Shieb home. Mrs Louis Lehrorder has been visiting Margaret Roeber of Tulare. A surprise birthday dinner was given for Mr Riemath with guests including C D Shaw, Jeanette and Beryl Shaw, Carl Bauman, Clyde Perkins, Hans Johansen and two children. Mrs Broder Dinnsen and Opal Dinnsen left for Chicago and Wisconsin for three weeks. Mr and Mrs Howard Morris and Florence returned from the Black Hills. Marguerite Morris and Marvin Mortimer stayed for Spearfish summer school. Mrs T E Sutter left for Chicago Saturday.

Emma Kam~bel C. E. McCall Jeanadel Oklahoma City A. F. Shieb Louis Lehrorder Margaret Roeber Tulare FE. Riemath Riemath C. D. Shaw Jeanette Beryl Shaw Sod Carl Bauman Clyde Perkins Hans Johansen Broder Dinnsen Opal Dinnsen Chicago Wisconsin Howard Morris Florence D. C. Hobart Black Hills Marguerite Morris Marvin Mortimer Spearfish T. E. Sutter

Farmers report crops look fine after Clark county visit

Mr and Mrs Albert Jacobs return from a trip to several towns in Town reporting crops in the area looking fine. The Methodist Sunday school of Clark county is holding a convention at Logan this week with most members in attendance. Loren Bartleson has returned from a visit at Harlan Ta.

Carpenter Albert Jacobs Methodist Sunday School Clark County Logan Loren Bartleson Harlan

Hartland Township Picnic and Visiting Families

Fairfield residents Mrs. Mary Urban and Pauline and Faye attended a school picnic in Hartland township district No. 3 on a Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. James Jansen and family from New Mexico visited the C. W. Olson home recently. Mrs. O G Olson hosted the Ladies Aid society on Thursday afternoon. Little Howard Stevens spent the past week with his aunt Mrs. Wheat in Huron as Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tobin and daughter were mentioned in the same update.

Ters Mary Elsore Fairfield Mary Urban Pauline Faye Hartland James Jansen New Mexico C. W. Olson O. G. Olson Ladies’ Aid Society Howard Stevens Wheat Huron

Birthday Celebrations and Local Club Gatherings in Wess Springs

Wessington Springs residents held birthday celebrations for George Thompson with guests assisting at cake. Social events included a Character Analysis indoor picnic for Mr. and Mrs. Sig Mutz, a surprise luncheon for Mrs. G H Stickler, and bridge parties hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Setterstrom and the Berean class at the J J Carson home.

George Thompson George ©. Williams R . Calverley Sig Mutz Ethel Shuey G. H. Stickler Depression Club Fred Setterstrom Vern Calveriey J. J. Carson Gladys Olson Hazel Gibson Congregational Sunday School C. J. Webb J. B. Robinson Lenore Tupper Barbara Luckey Lettie Hawkins Hurley Lois James Verna B. Hurley

Doland Ladies Aid Bid Fond Farewell For Mrs Florence Thomas

Doland Ladies Aid held a farewell party for Mrs Florence Thomas at the P H Davidson home on Wednesday afternoon. Mr Thomas received a gift as the group recalled past and present experiences. A two course luncheon was served by Mesdames Edwards Sapp and Driscoll. Delta Delt Bridge Club met with joint hostesses Mrs Walter Seaman and Mrs Ed Lounsberry. Bernice Seaman won high score. The last meeting of the season will be Monday night with hostesses Mrs Hahn and Mrs Aldrich. School of Instruction Frankfort, June 7 Special Mrs

Doland Society Ladies Aid Society Florence Thomas P. H. Davidson Delta Delt Bridge Club Walter Seaman Ed Lounsberry Bernice Seaman Charles Hahn Viva Aldrich

Frankfort Eastern Star Holds Evening School of Instruction

Borer of Artesian, district instructor of the Order of Eastern Star, led a school of instruction for Frankfort members. The Frankfort lodge demonstrated the evening ritualistic work, followed by lunch, with a large attendance reported.

Borer of Artesian Order of Eastern Star Frankfort

Dickenson family moves back to Fairfield farm

Mr and Mrs Everett Dickenson relocate to their Fairfield farm twelve miles northwest of Huron after living with Dickenson's son’s mother in Huron during the school term. He continues treatment after a stroke while the piano at a Knoxville church caused a curious incident involving a tuner and a pair of pumpkins.

Fairfield Everett Dickenson Huron Dickenson

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