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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1932
Page
11
Rate sheet for Huronite classifieds effective November 1 1923 outlines word rates for insertions from two to six or more occurrences, display charges per column inch, prepaid only, with Western Union messenger for in city payments and mail orders requiring cash. Includes minimums and rebates per year.
Mortgage foreclosure announced by The Independent Order of Foresters notes a default on a Beadle County South Dakota property with a principal of $12,000.00 plus interest. Sale set for April 4, 1932 at two o'clock at the north front door of the Beadle County Courthouse to satisfy the debt. Also notices a hearing in the G E Sherman estate in Minnehaha County with Ruth Sherman to seek executrix authority to convey property per contract dated earlier.
A small business meeting included performances titled Indian Welfare by Mrs. B W Reinhardt and Strong heart by Mrs. Harlan Thorsen, with Indian music by Mrs. Gien Lovelace. Refreshments were served by a committee among attendees Mr. and Mrs. Oden Olson and Supt. Guy W. Cook attended the state high school basketball tournament in Sioux Falls. Harold Sherwood traveled from Brookings with Eunice Warner and Agnes Schmitz, who also went to Sioux Falls for the basketball tournament and to visit relatives. Clarence Deeble, E. V. Zaracke, S. Johnson, and G. Clark departed for Sioux Falls Friday morning.
The Fairfield 4 H Prairie Maid Club met at the Van Horne home Friday evening with R A Cave county agent present and Ross Cummings as leader. The Fairfield Corn Club met at Ed Stoner home with Mrs Stoner hosting and O V Olson as leader. Lyle Tobin will work for Fred Meideama in Broadland during the summer.
The Smalley and Berard families have moved onto the farm previously operated by Nels Peterson, with Benjamin Schamp and family of Virgil also living there. Broadland High School schedules a free program Friday evening March 1. Two residents visit relatives as news items appear from local area.
Hitchcock Wayne and Wendell Puffer, 12 year old twins of Ben Puffer, were honored at a birthday party Saturday afternoon at their home. Their twelfth birthday was Sunday. Gifts a lunch and games were main features of the event. Mortimer school is closed this week for vacation.
Mat Dawson visited in Buren Sunday. A son was born Saturday March 12 to Mr and Mrs Frank Gordon Jr. Mr Gordon is a rural mail carrier. Mrs Charles Swartz left Saturday for LaCrosse Wisconsin to visit daughter Esther at school there. The Double Sixr ridge club was entertained Thursday evening by Mr and Mrs John Kingdon. Highest couple prize went to Mr and Mrs L C Sims. Refreshments served by the hostess. Harry Sweeten moved to his home in Hitchcock after winter visit with brother Hugh Sweeten.
Otto Rusch is reported seriously ill in Osceola. A meeting was held Friday evening at the Osceola school. Mr and Mrs Raymond Walline were pets in Huron Saturday. Madeline Westeberg of Huron visited the Everett Westeberg home Saturday.
Lane Lloyd Housier underwent a tonsil operation in Mitchell recently. A shower was given Friday in honor of Mrs. Claude Stewart. Miss Catherine Brown came from Wesinging Springs to spend Saturday evening and Sunday at the Harry McIntire home. The Monasmith family drove to Mitchell Sunday to visit little Betty Gross who is recovering from a mastoid operation. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Vern Nicholas at Woonsocket recently. Mrs. Nicholas was formerly Ruby Brown of Lane. The Robert Hersch family and Mrs. Denke left Saturday for a few days visit with relatives at Pierre.
Sully county residents relocate to Black Hills near Deadwood while births and funerals mark community moves. Edwin Peters announce birth of a son near town. Hummel visit to Verona North Dakota. Ammisn family returns from California. Adam Meyer moves near Miller. Bert Harris attends funeral of Mellette county father. Byers Reed family moves to Sparta Wisconsin. Lehrkamp relocates to a Gettysburg area farm. Sorenson boy injured in washing machine wringer. recovering well. Muriel Falkenhalmer hospitalized locally.
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Prairie township residents report the Farmers Elevator of Cavour received a car of cottonseed cake on Saturday and nearly all of it was sent to the country in one day. Dean H. A. Hill of Huron College was in Cavour on business. The local Red Cross committee has exhausted its food supply and awaits another car of hay and corn.
Froquams Miss diary Williams, formerly teaching at Iroquois high school, visited friends here Saturday. Mr and Mrs G S Barnes of Marsches ter spent Sunday with friends. Leon Lamont and family, with Dorothy and Phyllis, visited Willo Lake Sneddy to see Mr Lamont’s parents. Marian Cameron, a nurse in a Rochester hospital, vacationing with her parents. Sheldon Sturgeon family moved to a farm near Summit. L H Bruhn, high school principal, in Vermillion this week as witness in an auto collision case. Mrs Bruhn substituting in the commercial department and Miss Johnston acting principal. The Methodist church choir preparing a cantata for Basler, and youths staging a Passion week drama for Easter night.
Jeannette Ringland was honored at a five birthday party at the Lloyd Henry home with four bridge tables and prize awards. Other clubs hosted bridge evenings, prizes awarded to high scorers, and a Princples course talk given by Ted Nickisch to the grade faculty.
New York March 15. Florenz Ziegfeld plans a radio series the Ziegfeld Follies of the Air to debut April 3 on WABC CBS and NBC networks with stage stars and musical acts. The program airs 7 p.m. for three weeks then 9 30 p.m. and features songs choruses and dances. Also notes familiar radio schedules and a death notice for Abe Eley of Raymond North Dakota.
A group of nearby farmers went to Miller last Saturday to discuss a seed loan. Seed is scarce due to the 1931 drought and seeding time approaches, sparking urgency among growers.
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