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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1933
Page
11
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Seed barley 2c buche also 1927 sin box for sale near Broadland BF 32 north of Broadland. For sale portable frewriter electric washing machine electric sweeper. Will trade perfection cit stove on range. Phone 1144. Early Ohio Irish Cobbler potatoes desirable for table or seed Kidman Bros Hazel SD.
Notice details a sale or trade pitch involving property and attached mortgaged interests. Ambiguous phrases reference date and parties but lack clear names or location. The fragment hints at real estate transaction actions and possibly an auction or transfer of mortgage rights.
Advertises special winter prices on truck and auto repairs this month. Promises expert mechanics and modern equipment with a guarantee of workmanship backing.
In Beadle County South Dakota Ruth Thomas Lathrop mortgagee forecloses a mortgage on an undivided one sixth interest in multiple sections in Beadle County. The sale is set for March 25 1933 at 2 00 pm at the Beadle County Courthouse in Huron. The note was 2122 00 and the total due 1368 45 including attorney fees.
Miss Kiel and Miss Jones were honored guests at the Kiel home with twenty young people attending jig saw puzzles and games. A birthday celebration for Miss Kiel accompanied lunch hosted by Mrs C D Harris. Hearth and Home Extension club met next Wednesday. The Contract club gathered at W J McDonald's with four tables of play. Dépald Gibbs hosted a late evening of puzzles and bridge for friends. Marguerite Askew and Flavia Marson received favors. Gibbs served a two course lunch.
Members of the Women’s club with their guests gathered in the club room of the auditorium for a splendid event. The scene was lively as attendees enjoyed an evening program and social time together.
Wessington Springs society highlights entertainments and gatherings. Mrs RB Krawe Ruth Krause Leroy Krause celebrated Ruth’s birthday at the Earl C Gregory home. Ernest Vessey hosted a six thirty dinner with Mr and Mrs Farrington, Simmons, Feland and others. A thrift luncheon, Ladies Aid social, and a Washington’s Birthday dance were noted with multiple local hosts and guests.
Lincoln County notes recount lively social calendar. Mrs. Lloyd Henry hosts Mary Lane Study club. Ruth Cakebread and Evelyn Parrish accompany piano. reviews and bridge prizes given to Misses Maxine Smith Lena O'Neil. Graceful dinner tables for Washington's birthday theme. Multiple hostesses, tea, and program topics including Silver by Paul Revere. Student Council hosts Miller high school students for attendance contest. Numerous bridge clubs meet, prizes awarded to several attendees. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Erland Bertha Wahl Marguerite Breidenour and many others. Local movements, birthdays, and community notices enrich Highmore social fiber.
Mrs Ed Stoner entertained guests for Marjorie Stoners twelfth birthday at a one oclock dinner for sixteen. An all day meeting at Mr Olson home drew about fifty members with light refreshments after social hour. Berean class met with games and refreshments at Mrs Milo Lyle s home. A benefit party for the EF Ladies Aid Society hosted by Mrs Bromwell and friends featured Somerset and guests. BM E church choir was guest at the Hildebrand home. President Ansted celebrated twentieth wedding anniversary with a progressive dinner through several homes with multiple courses and a gift to Professor Waller. Various couples hosted dinners in honor of birthdays and club activities across the community.
Mr and Mrs Frank Anderson hosted a Jolly Twelve regent gathering with six bridge tables. Mrs George DeLong and Lorentz Likeness won score prizes while guests included Mr and Mrs Marvin Luick of Broadland and Mr and Mrs W A Stevens. Refreshments followed served by the hostess. Fairfield bureau met at Fairfield school No 3 with W Olson presiding. A program of recitations and music was given, then cake and coffee were served by the committee of Mrs Harvey Urban and Mrs Harrington with Loretta Tobin and Florence Broek noted for March duties.
Iroquois Hazel Martin has gone to Rochester for a medical treatment she expected to undergo. Mrs. Neil Herman and daughter Carol of Conde visited over the weekend with the Hunters. Mrs Vera Workran and Sainia joined them Monday for a few days. Mr. and Mrs Loot LaMont traveled to Willow Lake for a short visit with his parents. Mr. EW Bottomles and Mrs. Bottomles made a business trip to White Lake. Mrs. William Douglass is recovering from a car gathering incident. Mrs. Porter is caring for her.
Hartland Theresa Roy Johnston and family of Wolsey move to a farm near Yale. Axthur Orban and family of Watertown relocate to Mrs Lewis Larson's farm west of Huron. Mrs J C Poulisse and son Kenneth, William Poulisse, Mrs S Daugherty and Miss Daugherty attend a Farm Bureau meeting. Fairfield township hosts events and birthday celebrations. Eunice Johnston of Wolsey and Levi Clark family visit Hines home. C B A club hosts bridge at Morrill school house. K M Jones moves to a farm near Worthington.
A brief report notes six year old Highmore Easey Freier at his home in Mitchell. The incident was reported by Mrs Fur a patient at Sper fay. The text also mentions Mrs Grace in relation to the event.
Hollywood arts scene notes Recital Hall as a magnet for film stars during mousie season. Dons Kenyon Lily Pons Jose Iturbi Avni Galli Kempfi Giovannini Martinelli and others attend, with Edna May Oliver and George Arliss among regulars. Fritz Kreisler tops the attractions as stars mingle with fans in the intimate venue.
Janet, exhausted after a long day, rides home on a nearly empty street car lost in thoughts of endless suffering and longing for relief. She senses someone watching her and meets a pair of blue eyes as the scene shifts toward a pivotal moment.
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