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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1932
Page
11
A brief notice highlights the Homeward SAR return celebration in Australia with emphasis on the Huronite office contact 4151 and repeated phone line 4151 for inquiries and participation.
Notices for the estates of Michael Stachwick Fred H Newman and George Cassatt appear. Creditors must file claims with vouchers within four to six months at Huron or Highmore South Dakota. Foreclosure and mortgage actions are detailed with dates and locations, including a sale in Beadle County. Local items note community incidents and social updates in Letcher Highmore area.
Readable names include Miss Aelia Neumeyer Alpema and Miss Veerle Neumeyer of Dale and Aberdeen college involvement. Several garbled phrases mention Marti Marsh and Beryl Laie with Lee March, plus Wilbur Lackey and Wellington Springs. Fragmentary items suggest social events or notices.
Aberdeen residents and friends scattered across South Dakota and nearby towns over the weekend. Misses Barkley Wirdedahl Tramp and McDonald spent time in Sioux Falls and Wessington Springs while others visited relatives in Monroe Huron Crow Lake and Alpena. Local clergy preached at nearby churches and families gathered at homes including the Winter and Youngs households after attending a funeral in Parkston.
Pleasant Valley residents and relatives traveled from Sioux Falls to Miller for John Barrett's funeral. Miles Cotton and infant Ethel Barbara were to return home Monday after the birth on March 8. Miss Lottie Herris visited with Mrs. Wales Cotton, a skating party occurred at the Will Wade home, and skating took place on Wail lake. Mrs. Dearborn cared for herBurned daughter in Holabird. Overnight guests included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heywood, Joe Slack, Mrs. John Barrett, and Mrs. Parkin gon.
Carpenter couple welcomes a son born February 29 in Kingsley Ta. Mrs Rieke visits relatives there. Brush family moves to Pequot Minnesota to take an 80 acre farm. Welshs visit near Carpenter. Maass and daughter from Barcroft at Al Maass home. Porter visits from Huron. Harding group returns from Sibley Indiana after funeral. McDonald drives to Huron on business. Lawrence of Cattle and Boote of Cavour visit. Mrs Davis and daughter head to Aberdeen for appendectomy after hospital run. Luther family of Huron visits. Meas visiting Bancroft for school weekend at home. Portari visiting Huron. Curtis deputy game warden in town. Irene Harding returns from Northern Normal. James Seaith drives to Huron.
The town column lists Carl Herding and Ed Kinci Jr visiting Garden City on Sunday. Melvin Gifford traveled to Castlewood Sunray to see friends. Mrs J F Smith visited her mother at Cavour Monday. The Hofer couple hosted relatives Sunday at Jake P Gross home. Carl Harding’s wife visited her parents near Cavour Sunday. Tolman family drove to Tulare Monday to visit Oscar Olsort. Helen Garry, a teacher near Bancroft, visited her parents. Scruggs family arrived from Vermillion to see their son-in-law R Hi Scruggs. Agnes Greenen, teaching near Huron, spent the weekend home.
Danforth announces April services at Durban and Cedar Catholic churches to be held twice monthly with Rev. Justin in charge. Minnie Dearborn returns from Holabird after caring for daughter Mrs. Collier who was scalded. Funeral for Oscar J. Hudson near Spicer, Minn. Charles Rajirey attends the service. Virg Peterson suffers a stroke. Jake Weber is reported gravely ill at his farm in Pleasant Valley township.
Tulare High School debate society presented a two night program at the high school auditorium Friday and Saturday. Roland Marquardt of Huron College visited the town over the weekend. Methodist Ladies Aid members were entertained Thursday at the F. W. Conrad home. A large group of young people enjoyed a party at the August Roeber home Saturday evening.
The week end saw Troquois Misa Bueille Jennson visiting her Hendricks parents while Miss Inez Joseph of Minneapolis came for her father’s funeral, joined by Miss Augusta Faust of Huron. A March Tri Mu Sunday school meeting at the parsonage concluded with a business lunch. A son was born Friday to Mr and Mrs Davidson with Mrs Green recovering from illness.
Broadland Mr and Mrs Gutzler and daughter of Huron visited with Brrs Mike Bies Sunday. Mrs Guitzler is a daughter of Mrs Biew. Mr and Mrs Ear Houck and family of Miller visited relatives here Sunday. Misa Sophia Krietman, attending Northern normal, spent the weekend with her parents. Mrs H B Krietman, Mr and Mrs Lezier Johnston and family visited at the Willim Johnston homes Sunday. Johnston returned to for a week's stay, Johnston expected to leave Wednesday for Sioux Falls on business. JM Moulandgon Arlo of Gettysburg are visiting at the Bay Houck home, Mrs Houd is a daughter jt ba Mr Moul.
The new English course in sociology added to the Extension division of the City of South Dakota State College attracts many students across the state. Garret Breckenridge, secretary, notes strong interest and statewide enrollment.
The extension division lists English 2x a three hour course covering faulty English, speech forms, vocabulary, expression, and fundamentals of English. It includes letter writing practice and is open to the general public with no prerequisites. College credit is not awarded.
C E Butterfield notes Rose Columbo off air as NBC and CBS schedules detail New York programs. Broadway vaudeville success, awaited return to microphone depends on engagements. Stockholm reports 1931 American tourist traffic up with 17,973 visitors, versus 14,382 in 1922.
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