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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1933

Page

6

Open Forum on Bank Depositors Guaranty Debate

D. P. Hollingsworth of Woonsocket argues that if government guards bank deposits it should also protect depositors’ borrowers, criticizing pure market trust and urging government backed soundness through regulation. He cites D. B. Gurney’s call for a formal depositor guaranty and proposes thorough bank investigations with closure of unsound banks to ensure stability.

D. B. Gurney Congress Hollingsworth Woonsocket S. D

Mount Rainier Replica Planned for Chicago Expo

The National Park Service will present a Mount Rainier recreation at the Century of Progress exposition in Chicago. A Rainier park display aims for striking realism with live trees at the base, artificial vegetation up the slope, a waterfall on the side, and a mini glacier made possible by modern refrigeration.

Washington Mount Bascies Mount Raider National Park Service Chicago Mount Rainier Rainier Park

Ree Heights Supt Limp of Miller Visits Spring Hill

Ree Heights superintendent Limp of Miller visited the Spring Hill schools on Monday. Miss Lillian Leyson, Aberdeen student, spent the weekend at her home here. The Cedar Farmers union held a social meeting and program at Cedar Halls Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson and daughter moved to the John Brisben farm south of town. Noel traveled to Tenney Minnesota to visit relatives. Blanche Speirs is reported to help Mrs. Morris Paine who was to undergo a major operation at Miller hospital Wednesday. Jean Kennedy of Goldfield was to be her nurse. Zeebach of Kimball is studying at the Olson home. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Leven of Lemmon. Mrs. Cleven was formerly Katherine Lingscheit. George Hertz and Herbert Braden were Miller business visitors Monday.

Limp of Miller Lillian Leyson Aberdeen Cedar Farmers Union Cedar Halls James Johnson John Brisben Noel Tenney Minn Blanche Speirs Morris Paine Miller Hospital Jean Kennedy Goldfield Zeebach Kimbal M. Olson Leven Lemmon Clevens Katherine Lingscheit George Hertz Herbert Braden Miller

Local Visit Notes From Freeman and Surrounding Areas

Yale Peter A. Kaufman visited J. D. Kaufman and C. A. Kaufman home Sunday. John Welz visited the 7. B. Grose home last week. his mother lives there. Mr. John Smith and son and daughter visited Phil Smith home in Cavour Sunday. Tom Brady of Chelsea visited Eugene Garry and B. Garry homes Sunday en route from Rochester Minnesota where his father is ill. Mrs BR Foote of William Lake guests at J. F. Smith home Sunday. Glen Foote and Alton Gaughran families hosted at Harry Van Camp home in Huron. DB Kaufman left for Huron Monday to serve on jury. William Gaughran Jr and children of Spring Valley Minnesota returned home after visiting. Paul Garry and family of Iroquois were guests at E. Garry and B. Garry homes Sunday. Moon, Albert, Bernard Maass and others shopped in Huron Saturday.

Yale Peter A. Kaufman Freeman J.D. Kaufman C. A. Kaufman John Welz J. F. Smith Glen Foote Alton Gaughran Harry van Camp Huron Kaufman William Gaughran Spring Valley Mion

Weekend Visit Highlights Local Families

Wolsey and Verna Cotton with their child spent the weekend near St. Lawrence with the Clarence Cotton family. Elva Rodman assisted Mrs. Cotton and stayed with her parents. They returned Sunday evening. Bertha Thompson returned to Minneapolis after being summoned by the death of her brother in law H. E. Newton. W. L. Darling C. N. Schnetzer and Frank Allen traveled to Pierre Friday on business. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Maxwell and daughter Reca drove to Ree Heights Sunday to visit their daughter and son in law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Prybl.

Board and families plan move to Pine River Minn

Carpenter Jnn. and Mrs. Rarply with family and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Board and family and Mr. and Mrs. R. H Board and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Board expect to relocate to Pine River Minnesota to establish their home.

Rarply Merle R. H Wayne Pine River Minn

Weekend Social Visits Across Towns Mentioned

Bonilla The Mines Dorothy Syring and Vio let Everson visited over the week end at the Charles Syring home near Wea Mira F B McKichan and daughters. The Misses Olive Smith and Louise Hansen were in Huron Saturday. Mr. and Mrs E E Kenyon and son visited relatives in Tulare and Burdette. Mr. and Mrs Earl French and family spent Sunday with Mrs Adz Sickles in Tulare. Mrs Huse left Saturday for Agar after two weeks with her daughter Mrs Howard Miller.

Bonilla Dorothy Syring Violet Everson Charles Syring Wea Mira Huse Agar Howard Miller

Local social notes from Alpena region gatherings

Atpena Mr and Mrs A B Lawrence visited Max Thompson in Wolsey on Sunday. Melvin Eaton from north of Wessington Springs spends the week with relatives in Alpena. Charles Hatch of Wessington Springs called in Alpena Monday. Mr and Mrs Roy Multhap visited Otto Kunze over the weekend on their way home to New England ND after visiting in Iowa. Mr and Mrs Howard Lucas of Woonsocket visited Mr A J Hover Sunday. Mrs T J Rosser went to Mitchell for a few days with relatives. Mrs Al Bryant and son Paul of Hot Creek Montana visited Dr J E Shull and Mrs Shull. They were en route home from Rochester MN where Mrs Bryant had an operation. Peter Ayre and son Francis of Kansas City MO visited Randolph Ayre and family last week. Mr and Mrs George Kinsman Lulu and Franklin Kinsman visited Earl Kinsman in Mitchell Saturday. Dr and Mrs J E Shull hosted friends in honor of cousin Mrs Pearl Bryant of Hat Creek MT. Mrs Jake Walker entertained friends Thursday evening for daughter Doris birthday anniversary. Guests included Martha Koerner Delorese Wahl Geraldine Neumeyer Dorothy Lebrand

Atpena A. B. Lawrence Wolsey New England N.D Howard Lucas Woonsocket A J. Hover T. J. Rosser Mitchell al Bryant Paul Hot Creek Mont E. Shw Shull Rochester Minn Jake Walker Doris Martha Koerner Delorese Wahl Geraldine Neumeyer Dorothy Lebr

Local visits noted from Frederick and Wessington Springs

Mr and Mrs Andrew Larson of Frederick spent the weekend with his sister Mrs Chris Legeman and family. George Sickler of Wessington Springs visited in Alpena Monday. Clyde Coppock of Wessington Springs visited Leslie Bright’s home Saturday evening. T J Rosser was a business caller in Huron on Monday.

Zoe Zella Kelly Andrew Larson Frederick Chris ‘Legeman George Sickler Wessington Springs Alpena Mosday Clyde Coppock Leslie Bright T. J. Rosser Huron

Broadland Visits and Local Socials Highlight Weekend

Broadland families Earl Houck and relatives from Miller spent Sunday visiting near Broadland. De Smet residents Ryland and Gordoneer joined N. G. Stimson at his home. Ruth Pageler from Hitchcock visited HE Krietman’s family. Girl scouts hosted a rally at Elk Hall in Huron. Merle Gates orchestra provided music for a Friday night dance with prizes won by Mrs. Elmer Hines and Henry DeLong. Holland Vollenweider of Hitchcock joined J. W. Pownell for Sunday at his home.

Broadland Earl Houck Miller Ryland Elmer Hines Henry DeLong Holland Vollenweider Near Hitchcock Sunde J. W. Pownell

Local Social Notes From Iroquois and Aberdeen

Mrs. R. Ritter was taken to a Rochester Minnesota hospital for treatment Sunday. She was accompanied by her husband and Mr. Schumaker who drove the car. Ruth Bottomley, a student at Northern Normal, spent term end vacation with her parents and Milly Irene, a Northern Normal student, returning to Aberdeen Tuesday. Mrs. Frank Armin is in Aberdeen with daughter Frances, ill in the Northern Normal dormitory. The Tri Mu class of the Methodist Sunday school held its monthly social at the home of Mrs. Frank Zeidler. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Lamont and daughter Phyllis spent the weekend with Mr. Lamont’s parents at Willow Lake, returning Monday morning.

R. 5 Ritter Roshester Minn Frances Norther Normal Tri-Mu Methodist Sunday School Frank Zeidler L. E. Lamont Phyllis

Danforth Ladies Stitch and Tatter Meet at Courthouse

The Danforth Ladies Stitch and Tatter group held its first meeting since November at the courthouse, proceeding with plans and updates discussed by the officers. Local mural project and court-house venue were noted as part of the agenda.

Danforth Court House

Local notes reveal moves and gatherings in region

A string of small items covers moves like the Sealle Miller family relocating near Temple ton to Hil land township, Elmer Whitey returning from Missouri to farm in South Dakota, and Mr. and Mrs. Abbott planning a move to Carey Station. Also listed are farm actions including cattle shifting by Hatch, lamb transports to Huron, and Leo Geiver’s Buffalo county visit alongside social cards and parties at Frank Bretonic and Ed South homes.

Sealle Miller Templeton Peery Place Hilland Township Mr. Grelves Miller Pierre Dean Smith Ollie Lewellen Huron Mr. Hatch Lewellen Jerald County Leonard Geiver Buffalo County Fred Leidtke Emery Elmer Whitey Pleasant Valley Township Missouri South Dakota Frank Bretonic

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