Local Neighbors Dozens Share News From Town
Mrs. Fannie Kennison returns from Los Angeles planning to settle here. John Kingdon makes a business trip to Aberdeen while James and Juanita Kingdon visit Mitchell. Nina Wright returns to Yale after tonsillitis. Dan Benedict family now in Sacramento. Howard North returns from comptometer school in Minneapolis for vacation. Rural roads hinder carriers. William Price damages car. Harold Steinhouser of Orient visits and attends Golden Jubilee of George Voorhees. Richard Steinheuser noted as great great grandchild. Joe Bachman celebrates 62nd wedding anniversary. Local couples mark fiftieth anniversaries, including Voorhees and Van Doran. Frank Worrell buried in Altoona. services held with choir. Ruth V. Sutter ill. Ace of Clubs hosts bridge with prizes. Anna Smith returns from Sioux City. Yes Smith walks without crutches. Open house marks Voorhees fiftieth anniversary with guests, gifts, and china. Sam Haffner visits. Theo Figland works on McCarthy garage. James Blair slowly improves from illness. Marion Duessler and T. J. Boone visit. Huron revival invitation extended to Cavour parish. R N A lodge meets. Dr Saxton visits Mrs Felmity. Karl Fisher and Mrs. Blair host shoppers. Mrs George Robinson visits Blair home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Kennison
Los Angeles
Kennion
John Kingdon
Aberdeen
James
Juanita Kingdon
Mitchell
Juanita
Nina Wright
Yale
Dan Benedict
Sacramento
Calif
Howard North
Minneapolis
William Price
Harold Steinhouser
Orient
Henry Davis
W. H
George Voorhees
George van Doran
Harry Duncan
Bardon
George Voordhees
Frank Worrell
Altoona
Monnday
Mie M. EL
L. A. Wilson
Will O'Brien
Huron
Charles Giard
Ruth V. Sutter
Ace of Clubs
C. E. Phillips
L. B. Murphy
Mat Dawson
A. P. Scheib
Anna Smith
Sioux City
Yes. Smith
Mrs
Sam Haffner
Richland Township
Theo
Figland
McCarthy
James Blair
Marion Duessler
T. J. Boone
Sheffield
Huron M. E
Cavour
Groton News Highlights Local Visits and Obituary
Clayton Deitz returns from Denver where Mrs Deitz is at a sanitarium recovering. Mrs Howard Strom visits with Falk family. Leo Jorissen returns from Cologne Minnesota. G Brooberg from Minneapolis attends business. Howard Brown dies. Fark couple wed at St Johns Lutheran with Rev Wilke officiating.
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Groton
Clayton Deitz
Denver
Minneapolis
Elmer Thurow
Aberdeen
Luther League
Joby Hall
Minnesota
Nebraska
Rose Room
St. Patrick's Day
Howard Brown
Mr. Spence
Presbyterian Church
Wis
Muriel Dickey
Tacoma
Fark
St. Jann’s Lutheran Parsonage
F. E. Wilke
Harvey Dickey
Lenora Dennere
Cavour News Roundup From East of Town
Cavour reports illness of Ms Roy Abel’s mother from pneumonia at her home east of town. Kiester of Mitchell visited in Cavour as a business caller. Local lumber company unloaded a car of General Purpose tractors this week. A sale of farm machinery and stock set for Monday March 2 at the H. J. Ingle farm in Pearl Creek township. Thomas Dickson and Art Trout bought broader houses from the lumber company this week. Mrs Thomas Costello and daughter Mary visited Huron Wednesday. Joe B Glanzer of Yale was a business caller Wednesday. The official board of the Cavour M E church met in regular session Wednesday night. Jasper Elder building a chicken house on his farm in Richland township. Joe McFadden of Pearl Creek township was a business caller in Cavour Wednesday. William the Cavour L2el is newly employed by Ea.
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Cavour
Roy Abel
Kiester of
Mitchell
Cavour Lumber Company
H. J. Ingle
Pearl Creek Township
Thomas Dickson
Art Trout
Thomas Costello
Mary
Joe B. Glanzer
Yale
Cavour M. E. Church
Jasper Elder
Hig Farm
Richland Towmship
Joe McFadden
Pearl Creek
William the
Alpena Area Scene Sees Visits Births and Community News
A list of local events includes the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Juke Walker on Sunday March 9, visitors from Virgil and Huron, and neighbors from Wessington Springs Alma Brandenburg Lulu Kinsman and others visiting Alpena. The community notes also mention illness a school absence and a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Brammer with prizes awarded to Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Hingham.
Carpenter and Ladies Aid Activities at Carpenter Community
A busy week in Carpenter features the J. E. Ladies Aid meeting at A Hicks home, a school carnival and program, and a Mothers Club luncheon. Mrs. Sellers directed the program, meals served by Dewy Ward and others, with visitors from Clark and Timber Lake noted.
Local notes report injuries moves and events in Miller
St Lawrence residents report Glenn Lynn with a broken hand from a mule kick and Mrs Goyke in Miller hospital. many community activities include St Lawrence Christian Endeavor party with over 100 youths, Father-Son banquet at Hotel St Lawrence, and varied moves and visits as families relocate to Miller or California. Lucille Teller stays for senior year, high school operetta draws large crowd, Miss Verna O Neill plans a DeSmet recital, and the Girl Reserves meet with 25 girls in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence
Glenn Lynn
M. L. Goyke
Miller Hospital
Christian Endeavor
Commercial Club
Ralph Spiers
Morris
Spiers
John Fisher
Carlo Williams
Huron College
Howard Thomas
Teddy Jones
Abbott
St. Lawrence Community Aid
Will Grabow
Will Wilson
California
Leland Hodek
A. F. Bartlett
Edgemont
S. D
John Bartlett
L. T. Jarmuth
Elis Reisland
Glen Ross
Reisland
Community Church
Hotel St Lawrence
A- Hartman
Ladies Aid
J. Andrews
Miller Presbyterian Church
Lucille Teller
Miller
Arthur Moon
Mel Thompson
Joe Shepherds
Hurori
R. T. Sedam
Carlenda Vanderburg
Symnasium
Verna O'Neill
Yorkton College
Local families visit in Woonsocket and Lane
Lane Mr and Mrs John Klemm shopped in Woonsocket Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Will Pawlowski and family and Mr and Mrs George Pawlowski and family of Alpena were guests Sunday at the August Brendenburg home. Lane visitors included George Whitney of Wessington Springs calling on friends. Mrs Paddock and Mrs Theis hosted a visit from Odel Whitney of Philip and sister Abbie Whitney of Pierre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
John Klemm
Woonsocket
Will Pawlowski
George Pawlowski
Alpena
George Whitney
Wessination Springs
Paddock
Theis
Inlaw
Odel Whitney
Philip
Abbie Whiteny
Pierre
George Ball
Woon
Kiwanis Banquet Fetes Wessington Springs Members
Friday night at the Lane school auditorium the Wessington Springs Kiwanis club was honored with a banquet hosted by the M. E. Ladies Aid. About 120 people attended a program of songs readings and an address by O. K. Whitpey of Philip. The event followed a social afternoon and lunch at Winters home and involved visitors from Woonsocket Mitchell and nearby farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket
Lane
Winters
O. K.whitpey
Philip
Bonilla Community Notes Highlight Local Meetings and Events
The Bonilla township had a Tuesday election reelecting all officers. A meeting at Mrs. Harvey Peterson’s home followed by a 49 attendee Ladies Aid Society gathering. A baby was born to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Borah on March 3. Various clubs held demonstrations and dinners, including Food for Health and Smut‑treating oats, with March 26 and other dates noted for upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonilla
Harvey Peterson
Herbert Borah
Ladies Aid Society
Merklix
Bonilla School
Jolly Workers Girls
Inez Kenison
Louis Barbleman
Hewitt
Huron
Hugh Palmer
Mrs. Palmer
Bonilla Willing Workers Extension Club
Earl Russell
Arthur Miller
Harold Neuzen
Barthleman
R. A. Cave
E. E. Russell
Bonilla Hall
Meeting Notes Mention Mrs J Patterson Attendance
Fragmentary text shows a note about being with Mva and Ri Johns listed by Mrs J Patterson. The next meeting is with Ri Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mva
J. Patteron
Johnston
Broadland News Notes Illnesses Visits and Births
Broadland items report Norman Smith Jr ill but recovering with family updates. Several locals, including Donald Dickson, Ellen Howell, and Marguerite Morris, are noted for weekend visits or illness. News covers births, moves, teaching events, and social gatherings among area families and students.
Local Residents Return and Mourns Amid Moves
Iroquois resident Mrs. C. W. Stoner returned Thursday from a winter in California. Mrs. A. G. Crawford was summoned to Kansas City by her father’s death at the Soldiers Home. The Glenn Van Tassel family plans to move to De Smet as they relocate from here after two years with 3h. Van.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Stoner
California
A. G. Crawford
Kansas City
Glenn van Tassel
de Smet
Theatre to Install Talkies in De Smet Business District
De Smet Ir Meyers announces the theatre will be wired for talkies this spring. Iroquois commissioners plan graveling and other improvements with final council actions set for Monday night. Mrs Margaret Sweet reportedly near death at her daughter's home. update awaited. Lyle Fisher took a Bowdle paper job last week. Mr and Mrs BR Wolfe retire from Emmetsburg Iowa after a relative’s death. Wearers of the green to be honored at a Monday night dance sponsored by the band boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camel
de ‘Smet
Ir. Meyers
Council
Margaret Sweet
Abel
Lyle Fisher
BR. F. Wolfe
Emmetsburg
Band Boys
Local Social and Farm Movements in Sheffield Area
Mrs T Lawles hosted the Mr M club at her home. A Scotter moves Tuesday to a farm southeast of Cavour. Lester Weaver occupies the vacated farm. James B R Gugin moves onto Bloom farm north of Sheffield. Mr and Mrs G Schmidt and son visited Herman Schmidt south of Yale. J W Bieger was ill at home last week. Herman Pamperine arrived from Missouri to help with farm work. J F Bottomley has been ill the past week. Mrs A Ramsdell entertained the S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Local Socials Report from Holabird and Nearby Towns
Alolabird Sam Birks of Haron was a business caller in Holabird Wednesday. Mr and Mrs J D Walker and J Smith were in Milner Wednesday. Reuben Sanders and mother news home Monday from a visit in Livys Falls Madison and Iroquois. Elizabeth Wemmeringler Monday for a visit in Town. Allen Johnson of Montrose arrived Wednesday for a visit with his wife. The Social club met just weeks via Mrs E A Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alolabird Sam Birks
Haron
Holabird
J. D. Walker
J. Smith
Milner
Reuben Sanders
Mother News
Livys Falls
Madison
Iroquois
Elizabeth Wemmeringler
Allen Johnson
Montrose
E. A. Walker
Relietti Family Trip and Illness Update
Richland Mr and Mrs George Relietti left for Mian on Tuesday where Mrs Kellicut will receive immediate attention. Miss Crystal Graham and brother Robert of Montgomery left Alliance tonight for home after visiting their grandmother Swee who is seriously ill but somewhat better. Glen Highland has a new Wallis thermometer recently purchased from W C Van Tuy.
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Richland
George Relietti
Mian
Kellicut
Imedi
Crystal Graham
Brother Robert
Montgomery
Aiond
Swee
Glen Highland
W. C. van Tuy
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John Schneiderman
Davis
Martin Bergeleen
G. J. Brigham
Best of Town
Lulu Kinsman
Ivo Moore
Miss Moore
Verne Hobbs
Roy Triplett
Asnett Winter
Hand County
Fritz Wanschm
Holstein
E. O. Schmidt
John Funke
Sheldon Plate
Clara Eaton
Arthur Sheffield
W. B. Sheffield
Lewis Aye
Burns
Julius Brandenburg
Alma
Dorothy
G. N. Kinsman
Lulu
John Potter
Chris Sorensen
Volin
Reynold Triplett
Ellen Frowick
R. Triplett
John Lewis
Allen Hingham
Farmers Club
Carpenter Hall
Price
Wisconsin
Frank Hannigan
Leona LeClaire
Murphy Cafe
Eva
Ted Whitledge
Lew Zidler
Timber Lake
Denman
Frank Davenhill
Maynard Denman
E. Fountain of
Bancroft
Carl” Andrews
George “Hoey
Offornia
Alec
Aaron
Br.ead
Dewy Ward
Percy
New York
Broadland
Norman Smith, Jr
Norman Smith
Donald Dickson
Hawarden
Patricia Eliot
Laura Kaump
W. G. Urban
Dorothy Urban
Ross Cumming
Urban
Aberdeen Business College
William Boop
Gettysburg
Winifred Markell
Ruth Stauffacher
Prank Brain
Bens. Thomas
Huron, S
White Eagle
Third Street
S. W
Clair “Red” Groves
Mobileil
White Eagle Gas
Keynoil
Chevrolet
Chevrolet’ T Motor Company
Kehoe
United States
Phaeton
Ou Ss
Club
Chigasi
Chassimuith
Flint
Michigan
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