Neighborhood a News item highlights social events and visits
The Carrie Davis club met at Mrs. George McGraw's home with Mrs. O E Phillips assisting. High score in bridge went to Mrs. Matt Dawson and second to Mrs. John Kingdon. A lunch featured cakes and home grown strawberries. Numerous members and visitors, including Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Comey and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Anderson, are noted along with various local activities and travels.
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Carrie Davis Club
George McGraw
O. E. Phillips
Maude Dawson
Emma’Webb
Anna Smith
Sridge
Matt Dawson
John Kingdon
D. C. Hobart
Frank Herris
Mitchell Hospital
Ray Abner
Daugher Flaxton
N. D
Farmer
Hitchcock State Bank
Huron
Alex Gross
Pauline James
Ray Farmer
Flaxter Aesgaret Rocher
Tulare
Kings Heralds
Elvurel
Iver Anderson
Donald Farrieston Mervil Sawtelle
Maxine Lund
Arleenne
Local Notes On Visits Moves And Births In Brookings Area
Clara Selke and friends visited town on Thursday while Jensen drove her to Huron and Arlington on route to Brookings. Dee Hoskins and companions toured to Wessington Friday. Louis Schulte moved his family to the John Frank house built by Albert Spricks. William Heckensiable and family welcomed a daughter born at their home in late June. M S Cogswell and family took a trip from Willmar Minnesota. A Kelvinator was installed at the Gordom home last week. Dawes and Gaugh visitors from Lake Preston attended church. Chenoweth family returned home after a week away. Munn of Virgil visited H O Cheney over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolsey
Clara Selke
Jensen
Huron
Arlington
Brookings
Dee Hoskins
B. W. Yselding
Lorrine Bates
Wessington
Louis Schulte
John Frank House
Albert Spricks
Carl Larson
Sam
William Heckensiable
Annee
Cogswell
Fam
Willmar, Minn
K D. Gordom
F. N. Jense
Gaugh
Fitzabeth
Charlotte Fierel
Lake Pres
Fessingtons Return From Black Hills Trip
John Gaughan and family have returned after a three week vacation through the Black Hills. They traveled by way of the Great Lakes. Emil Datel and Jim Kell were seriously injured while at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tfessington
John Gaughan
Black Hills
Moiwana Anceas
Emil Datel
Jim Kell
Wwkre le
Lakefield visitors and local social notes observed
Carthage residents Mrs Jack Theophilus and son David visit her parents Mr and Mrs Quinby in Lakefield Minnesota Dorothy Quinby arrives from Chicago for a family visit. Eastern Star votes to suspend summer meetings until September. An eight pound daughter born to Mr and Mrs Bernard Olesen on Monday June 23. Evelyn Denevan visiting at Bernard Olesen’s home. Mrs Tom Smith to spend summer with relatives in Illinois. Mrs Lufa B Murphy of Hitchcock arrives for a visit. Mrs A W Paulson visits Huon on Sunday. Congregational Ladies Aid met with Mrs A Stone and Mrs Tom Smith hosting. Norwegian Lutheran Ladies Aid hosted by Mrs Ida Wollum and Mrs Chris Windedahl. The new vitaphone draws crowds and satisfies. Jelgetheus cuts some staff due to light production volume. A J Murphy returns from Mudbaden Springs improved after rheumatism treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Jack Theophilus
David
Lakefield
Mion
Bernard Olesen
Tom Smith
Vhminois
Lufa B. Murphy
Hitchcock
A. Wl Paulson
Hu Yon
Congregational Ladies Aid
A. Stone
Ida Wollum
Chris Windedahl
Ladies Aid
Jelgetheus
A. J. Murphy
Mud- Baden Springs
Broadland Notes Paint Work and Visits Across Town
The Nick Jelgerhuis residence is being painted white with Einar Moe at work. Zion Lutheran church members completed improvements on church and yards. Mrs. William O'Brien attends summer school to teach in fall. Bancroft boosters visited on their sporty day. Mr. and Mrs. John Moul and family from Gettysburg visited Broadland at their daughter’s home, Mrs. Roy Houck. Geneva Houck returned from Gettysburg with them. Mrs. A Abramson and children Dorothy and Kenneth visiting Aber deen and Ludden. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Barker and daughter Fat traveled to Dell Rapids to visit Bruce Hart family. Sunday, Mrs. Walraven hosted her Sunday school class of 10 Broadland boys for dinner in honor of John’s 13th birthday with their pastor Miss Thompson. The class enjoyed games and cake. John received beautifications.
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Miller
O. N. McCormack
Frances of
Mitchell
A. E. Sorenson
Ed Shaw
Lake Byron
Zeleta
Flegg Shaw
New Science Theatre
Guy Kine
Lora Jean Wright
Mrs. Hulman
Harold
Nick Jelgerhuis
Einar Moe
Zion Lutheran Church
William O’brien
Bancroft Boosters
Jane
John Moul
Chester
Ruby
Gettysburg
Broadland
Roy Houck
Geneva Houck
A. Abramson
Dorothy
Kenneth
Aberdeen
Ludden
R. C. Barker
Daugh
Dell Rapids
Bruce Hart
Broadland Broadland Norman and George Smith fishing trip lake poinsett
Norman Smith and George Smith mo tored to Lake Poinsett Tuesday for a fishing trip. Mrs Myrtle Kaump club director and nine Broadland division members plan to attend the 4 H club camp at Huron Thursday through Saturday. Mrs G D Suckett is seriously ill at home. W G Lanphear helps during illness. Newt Price works at John Handley home this week. Mrs William Bartlett and children returned from St Lawrence and Miller after visiting relatives. Miss Sophia Kreinman attends Aberdeen summer school. Mrs Pearl Odegard of Chicago visits at G D Sackett home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadland
Norman Smith
George Smith
Lake Poinsett
Myrtle Kaump
Huron
G. D. Suckett
W. G. Lanphear
Howard, Morris
Newt Price
John Handley
William Bartlett
St. Lawrence
Miller
Sophia Kreinman
Aberdeen
Pear] Odegard
Chicago
G. D. Sackett
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E. J. Privett
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Leonard Hall
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Lela Montgomery
Mark Peterson
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H.W. Wininer
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Virgil, S. Dak
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