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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
8
The Lars Ogland family visited in Bad pee Sunday. Mrs. Elmer Herman went to Bryant Monday. Mrs. Homer Baker accompanied Mrs. Sam Safley and daughter of LaMoure on a trip to visit relatives in Virginia.
Harrold Finn and Albert Winckler finish a year of study in Springfield and spend their vacation with relatives here. A daughter was born recently to Mr and Mrs Clarence Axmaker. Edna McGaffee of Chicago stays a few weeks with her parents and Mrs Oscar Payne announces a son born at their home north of town who attends school during the vacation.
Gertrude Westover of Madisar Wisconsin hosted a birthday dinner for her daughter Miss Kraft. Ed Holtz and family attended at the Holtz home. Rolland Kraft returned from Pasadena California after several days with relatives and theater friends.
Fragmentary notes show Mr and Mrs K Wodstrehil in Huron hosting guests. Crab, working in Ro of Huron, spent Sunday. Se'ma Larson stayed in Huron several days with sister XV Ed Youngs. Mr and Mrs J H Brucker of Kadoka visited. Helen Crabb returned Sunday from a visit in Iowa after two weeks.
Raymond and Mrs Cripps visit friends in Minnesota. Fred Merbach and child visit Willis Graham in Doland. Rebert Beach and family of St Lawrence stop at William Beach home. Dorothy Hink Thelma Crippen and Lorraine Cripps call in Doland Monday. E F Erling travels to Turton on Monday evening.
Pleasant Valley officials plan a Father’s Day program at the Sunday school including prizes for the oldest and youngest fathers. Rev George Ruff will preach a Father’s Day sermon and a brief program features poems by Wayne McCool and John Ruff, talks on Father by Walter Campbell, Leona McCart, poems by Bea trice Dunwoody, readings by Edythe Campbell, mandolin music by Edgar McCool, and attendees including Shirley Dearham.
Saturday evening featured the Highmore based Hestlamore band under Prof Magek. Berber and Etta Bandan drove to Pierre to visit Mrs J E Bar ber, a patient in a hospital there. Mrs Russel Sanders of Pierre visited sister Mrs Z En sand EL Stingley Stingles attended a Sunday picnic in Huron with Vitor Stoner and family. Edwin Filer arrived from Minnesota to visit relatives. The text notes a grandchild Robert Alan, a 4 year old son of Los Angeles parents, and mentions death caused by an unspecified event.
Ree Heights residents share trips to Iowa City and Huron College summer plans. A Cedar church Children’s Day program honors four babies with baptisms. Local visits include the Braden family hosting Cedar Young People and Marian Ransford visiting. Minor injuries and county exam duties are mentioned alongside social calls and longtime resident Schoonaker’s Janesville visit.
Cedar residents note eighth grade finishers including Evelyn Beck, John Beck, Edna Lobban, Neillie Lobban, Katherine Crackle, Arnold Blasey, Edna Harvey, Joe Lingscheit, and George Hertz. Many families plan visits and trips, with relatives in Parkston Canton Redfield and Minnesota.
Fred C. Weeks and Miss Maxine Browning were wed in Central City after which a reception was held at Weeks home. The couple plan to study at Wessington Springs college and settle in Wolbach, Nebraska. Orville Barber and Eva LeValley married in Sioux Falls with a pastel pink wedding dress and a Palace of Sweets gathering. A series of social events followed, including birthday, kitchen shower, and choir activities as the community nears summer break.
Attending the funeral were Mrs Baker and others as a note of tribute. The fragment records indicate Raymond was mourned with family present.
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