Alpena Neighbors Share News and Weddings
Alpena residents visit relatives in Minneapolis Humboldt and Sioux City. Silas Hayes attends sister's funeral in Daw City. Mrs Anna McDonald funeral in Woonsocket. Local society events include Woman's Foreign Missionary annual Thank Offering at the M E church. Messages from many families detail travels, visits, and a wedding at Weslington Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena
Chris Lagemann and
Minneapolis
Edwin Hotchkiss
Humboldt
Frank Genung
Sioux City
Genung
Ray Barber
Silas Hayes
Daws City
T. A. Hayes
Veda Barber
Verna Triplett
Steve Hilhouse
McClusky
N. D
Hitchcock Notes Local Happenings and Institute
Local items report Hitchcock Miss Iola Phillips enrolling at Mitchell business college. Mrs. Paul Herzberg and baby Lois Lorraine return from Huron hospital. Dennis Armstrong ill with intestinal influenza. Edna Meyer from Wolsey spent weekend here. Monday market paid 18 cents for eggs. Hitchcock fire siren debuted at 5 o clock, Grant Prestor demonstrated. Rockwood Community hall held monthly meeting with social hour and lunch. basket social planned for Friday June 13. Dave Eslinger family visiting J E Haig home. Weston Farmers Telephone directors discussed home office building proposition. Camden auburn.
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Hitchcock
Iola Phillips
Mitchell
Paul Herzberg
Lois Lorraine
Huron Hospital
Dennis Armstrong
George Armstrong
Edna Meyer
Wolsey
S.o
Grant Prestor
Rockwood
Dave Eslinger
Napoleon
N. D
J.E. Haig
Weston Farmers Telephone Company
Odd Fellows Hall
Camden
Auburn” of
Local figures listed at Huron area event
Huron bank director present disposing of property. Frank Gilby of Redfield attends. Miss Dorothy Kambel works at the O W Olson home near Huron. Misses Shirlee Ruth and Lenore Sutter of Huron visit, harrowing corn ahead of cultivation. Recent Dunwoody visitors include Floyd Wade family of Miller Fred Dunwoody of Ree Heights and Wayne Stone of Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Frank Gilby
Redfield
Dorothy Kambel
O. W. Olson
Shirlee, Ruth
Lenore Sutter
Dunwoody's
Floyd Wade
Miller
Fred Dunwoody
Ree Heights
Wayne Stone
Pleasant Valley Community Notes and Local Visits
Pleasant Valley reports include the Ladies Union bazaar where Roger Dean received a quilt and proceeds go to crippled children at a hospital. Birth announced for a son to Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Hull of Rapid City. Greenleaf church program well attended with families from Miller and North Dakota visiting.
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Pleasant Valley
Ladies Union Club
Roger Dean
Darrell Hull
Rapid City
Warren Westfall
Jess Weigart
Greenleaf Church
David Barrett
Miller
Eli Boden
North Dakota
J. C. Harris
Wales Cotton
Sylvia Wheelhouse
Sioux Falls
Farmer's Union
Dave Hughes
Will Wade
Clarence Hull
J. W. Crammer
McCiel
George Engle
Spring Lake Township News and School Appointments
Danforth store owners plan to move into Breese buildings after the Breese family departs. Gene Morrison is named school clerk replacing O V Breese. Four teachers are secured for next year Miss Annette Tredie and her sister, Miss Sargent and Helen Fisher will teach at Geiver Hins Morrison Bates Winsell schools. The annual school election is set for Tuesday June 17. Julius Winter is recently ill but now able to be outdoors. Howard Morrison of Nebraska is visiting to oversee Spring Lake farm work. The Bates German church choir plans to sing on Yankton radio. Farmers report light corn plowing. Duncan Altar Society met at Terrence Burns home with lunch served. Lyda Geiver attended Foresters lodge meeting in Wessington and stayed at H E Geiver's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danforth
Ford
Breese
Gene Morrison
O. V. Breese
Spring Lake Township
Annette Tredie
Geiver
Hins
Miss Sargent
Morrison
Helen Fisher
Bates and
Winsell
Julius Winter
Howard Morrison
Nebraska
Spring Lake
Bates German
Yankton
Duncan Altar Society
Terrence Burns
Lyda Geiver
Foresters Lodge
Wessington
H. E. Geiver
Local Notes Report Foresters Meet and Community News
Frost was reported here Saturday morning with no damage. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. George Engels was buried at the Baptist church cemetery. Cutworms damage corn fields while gardens and potatoes grow late. Rold annual picnic June 18-19 at Lincoln Park. Equity union and Farm Bureau convene in Morridge. Six villages and 14 cemeteries moved for a new lake project costing 27 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foresters
Miller
George Engels
Baptist Church
Ruth Mullin
Hiland
Breese
O. V. Breese
Ames
Scofield
Layda Geiver
Rane
Ford
Huron
Equity Union and Farm Bureau
Lincoln Park
Lacanda
Adirondacks
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Anna McDonald
P. E. Burns
Emma Haskins
Hugh Miller
Parschal
JL D
N. Hins
F. Eberhard
E. Barnes
H. Plate
V. J. Linn
J. V. Murphy
J. Funke
Grace
Buell
Ernest Youngs
Edna Phinney
M. E. Parsonage
Weslington Springs
Blackburn
Youngs
Frank McKay
Harmony
G. E. Youngs
Bert Phinney
Dale
Black Hills
Harold Thornburg
Lucile Murphy
Royce Kunze
H. Kunze
Helmuth Neuharth
Franklin Kinsman
Washburn
Loma Meyers
A. J. Brigham
A. A Brigham
J. E. Shull
W. J. Page
Alice Smith
Elva Smith
J. W. Murphy
0. Lundter
Clyde Sider
Harold Munson
EK. Wah
Christina Myran
Mae Schuyler
Norweigan Ladies Aid
Olaf Boe
Brookings
J.c.penney CO
Dexter
Huron, S. D
J. c. Penney. Company
Compass
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