Annual Picnic Held By Pioneers in Harmony Friends Grove
WELLINGTON SPRINGS June 24 Special Old settlers gathered at Harmony Friends Church grove for a day of socializing. R M Dill was named president for the coming year Lewis Thompson vice president and Glen Eddy secretary treasurer. The Wessington Springs band played and sang America with soloists and an octet performing. Rev J E Robinson of Redfield spoke on Christianity and patriotism urging citizenship and sacrifice for the American way of life. The Wessington Springs Junior League lost to Miller Juniors 7 to ?. Races followed the ball game with winners named in novelty horse, horse, saddle, pacer exhibition and track events for boys and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Springs
Jeraula County
Old Settlers
Harmony- Friends
R M. Dill
Old Settlers Picnic Association
Lewis Thompson
Glen Eddy
Wessington Springs
Edwin Flutie
América
Miss Eunice
Crouch
Larry Winter
America
Northwest
Dorothy Gregory
Phyllis Hemmelmann
Robinson
J. E. Robinson
Redfield
Gene Coleman
George C. Williams
Springs
Miller Juniors
George Hoxston
Harold Dean
Oscar Sellon
Jimmy Luckett
Gerald Scott
William Horston
Ervin Hueter
Delno Endahl
Donald Zimmerman
Herbert Scott
Myron Winter
Smyle Schlicht
Helen Orton
Geraldine Rhodes
Violet Kuppy
Betty Kirton
National Regional Music Contest Split Between Duluth And Aberdeen
Aberdeen and Duluth, Minn will jointly host the 1942 national regional music contest festival after a conference in the Twin Cities. The event will be held May 4 and 16 with about 5,000 high school musicians from North and South Dakota and southwestern Minnesota expected in Aberdeen, while delegates from Iowa Wisconsin and northeastern Minnesota compete in Duluth. Other bids included Minneapolis St Paul Davenport and Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Duluth
Minn
Sprin
St. Paul
Supt. C.J. Dalthorp
Twin Cities
Dalthorp
Calthorp
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Towa
Wisconsin
Minneapolis
Davenport
Utterback to attend son Emil Granger wedding in Aberdeen
W. H. Utterback heads tonight to Aberdeen for the wedding of his son Emil and Miss Margaret Granger set for noon tomorrow. His daughters Carol Lillian and Christine will accompany him to the ceremony. Dr. J. C. Shirley was notified that F. C. Steurwald fell from a 30 foot windmill tower on his Wolsey ranch and was injured. Berthold Graves and Doris Chenoweth of Huron were issued a marriage license dated June 15. Doris Chenoweth and Bert Graves later married at the Chenoweth residence with Rev. Hubert Ketelie officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Utterback
Aberdeen
Emil
Margaret Granger
Carol
Lillian
Christine
J. C. Shirley
F. C. Steurwald
Kansas Avenue
Wolsey
Shirley
Steurwald
Issu Berthold J. Graves
Doris R. Chenoweth
Huron
Early Amhenoweth
Doris Achsa
Wedding Party Details At Humprey Visit After Reception
Miss Olga Maude Smith played with viola by Miss Marie Coquelette of Miller during a cere mony. Miss Dora Lyon attended the bride with Mr. Ewald Graves as best man. The bride wore flesh colored organdie and navy blue travel suit with Ophelia roses and gray accessories. The bouquet was caught by Miss Lenita Adker man. A four course dinner followed by the Misses Smith Coquelette Ackerman and Elner Laughlin. Mr. and Mrs Graves then left for Humphrey for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Maude Smith
Marie Coquelette
Miller
Dora Lyon
Ewald Graves
Lenita Adkerman
Smith
Coquelette
Ackerman
Elner
Laughlin
Mrs. Graves
Humphrey
Bridegroom and Bride Planned to Settle in Madison Nebraska
The bridegroom’s parents announced plans for a new home in Madison Nebraska where the groom runs a jewelry store. The bride wore part in school life as a sophomore at Huron College this year. Mr. Graves has been employed by a local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Nebr
Graves
Huron College
Eee
Smith Jewelry Company Visit Sparks Lake Vermilion Party
Stanley Higgins of Philip, visiting his parents Mr and Mrs J F Higgins, left for Vermilion after a year and a half with the Smith Jewelry Company. He attended a house party at Lake following a brief visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Smith Jewelry Company
Stanley Higgins
Philip
J. F. Higgins
Vermillion
Lake
Huntwork Family Returns From Visit With Colwill Kin
Mrs. D. P. Huntwork and her children Mabel Ralph Dale and Frederick arrived home yesterday after a two week visit with Mrs. Nellie Colwill of Sioux Falls. Mrs Colwill is the daughter of Mrs Huntwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okoboji
D. P. Huntwork
Mabel
Ralph
Dale
Frederick
Nellie Colwill
Sioux Falls
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teraula County Old Settlers
Cavour Altar Society
CAVO
St. Patrick's “Altar Society
Passel Hall
Ann Kauth
B. P. Corrigan
P. J. O'Keefe
Camp Steel An
Wardat
Soitha
Solana
Biffard
Montgomery Ward
Seled Coupe
Hollywood
Harlequin
Gleases
Sun Gimesen
Waray
Eldra Beane
Ges
Ota
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