Blunt Independent School District reelects staff and locals update
At a Blunt district meeting teachers were reelected for the coming year including Maurice Jeneen as superintendent, Horola Curtix, Florence Newel, Lydia Luker, Adeline Cox, Grace Denzis, and Laura Roberts. Nearby, Max A Wasserman sold his general store to his brother in law Fienberg of Sioux City with a planned takeover by April 1. Everett and Pauline Ludwig were married March 6 and will reside near Blunt with Stewart to operate a nearby filling station. The Tuesday club met at the Garver home with a program and a future meeting planned for March 2c. Additional notes cover residents visiting Mitchell, Blunt social events, and multiple local business and farming updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blunt Independent
Maurice Jeneen
Horola Curtix
Siege
Florence Newel
Lydia Luker
Adeline Cox
Grace Denzis
Laura Roberts
Max A. Wasserman
Fienberg
Sioux City
Ef Onida
Trail No. 14
Stewart
A. G. Stewart
Blunt
Canning
Leon Howard
Montane
Alpha Boytes
Mr. Howard
HL Hesland
Near
Pierre
Frank House
Frank Pigrey
Harrold
Hermina Neuman
Hughes County
Anna Andrews
Barney Eckholt
Mont
Neb
Eckholt
George Wiedenman
Artesian
Patter
P. W. Schroeder
Schroeder
Sully County
William Adams
Clinton, II
Melvin Huff
Sioux Falls
Masona
Incal Lodge
Anna Gunsalus
Brookings
Local Social Notes On Visits andTravel In The Area
A sequence of social items notes visits by Bonilla Lucille and Clarence Barrick to Clara in Sioux Falls, retirements, and motor trips by Dr. Arthur Lahren, Mrs. Kenyon, and Mrs. McKichan to Aberdeen. Mrs Hammill teaches and coached basketball here, Mamie Wicen and Raymond Hammill reportedly wed in December. John Halley from Aspens stayed Tuesday night with L. M. Bussell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonilla
Jack Webber
Lucille
Clarence Barrick
Sioux Falls
Clara
Arthur Lahren
Albert Kenyon
George McKichan
Aberdeen
Milburn McKichan
Harvey Peterson
Huron
Hugh McKichan
Fort Snelling
Minn
Mamie Wicen
Raymond Hammill
Shower honors Hitchcock bride Mrs M Poulisse
A miscellaneous shower for Mrs M Poulisse, the town’s recent bride, was held at her mother Mrs Owen Garden’s home ten miles southeast. About 45 guests attended and wrote down recipes for the couple. Guests included Mrs William Price, Miss Rawstern, Mrs George McGraw, Mrs T F Sutter, and Jean Butter. Later a lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Poulisse
Owen Garden
Wiliam Price
BE. L. Cotton
FR. J. Steff
Mat Daewoon
L. Cotton
Marshall
Mian
Bir
Dre
Bert Yau
J. 3. Pull
Wes James L. B Murphy
Ansa Smith
J.C. Mut
Lane High News Roundup from Woonsocket area
Lane Sydney Larson visited relatives Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Clifford Meine and children of Huron were visitors in Lanere ee. HB Hern raz enjoyed a visit from Mrs 5 Davidson of Miler. Mrs George Brandenburg and Louie Amman in hospitals doing nicely. Arno Laker came from Madison to spend a few days at home. Mrs F E Pool entertained friends Thursday night. Ernest Pate was a Woonsocket guest Wednesday. Arthur and Harold Kutil visited Frank Kutil in Woonsocket Thursday. PTA basket social netted 23.25 and play was enjoyed. Payments on the new place purchased near complete. Supt. aint Mrs J W Sherburne were in Huron on business. Juniors at Lane high practicing for play The Wise Cracker to be given soon. Mr and Mrs Henry Kogel were in Mitchell Monday.
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Lane Sydney Larson
Clifford’ Meine
Huron
Lanereee
HB. Hernraz
5. Davidson
Miler
George Brandenburg
Louie Amman
Arno Laker
Madison
F. E. Pool
Ernest Pate
Woonsocket Epper
Arthur
Harold Kutil
Frank Kutil
Woonsocket
Parent Teachers Association
J. W. She
Local notices and visits across towns in brief
Ashton Merle Hagman drove a stock load to Sioux City and returned early week. Max Henry Vanderfeen and daughter Donsa Jean came back from Oneka after visiting friends Mr and Mrs Walter Becker. Mr and Mrs Walter Becker announce the birth of a daughter on Saturday March 14. Laura Berkey, teaching near Hermosa, weekended here and in Redfield with her mother Mrs Nettie Berkey who remains hospitalized at Redfield. Stillman Lambert returned from the Black Hills. Elwood Coddington spent weekend at Parker with relatives. Twelve Boy Scouts with Prof Back went to Aberdeen for swimming instruction. Mrs Flora Graham of Pierre visiting G H McCrossen’s, remembered here years ago, plans to move son Senest and family to a Redfield-area farm this spring. Lyle Francis of Huron visited the Francias at their home. Masons met Thursday evening, charges given by past masters. Elmer Gilkerson spent two weeks with relatives near Sioux City. Dry Run whist champions. defeated Gold Fellows by 130 surplus. Mr and Mrs W K Harrick, Mr and Mrs Paul Satzinger and Ipwsich guests of Prof and Mrs Walter Hack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashton Merle Hagman
Sioux City
Max
Henry Vanderfeen
Donsa Jean
Oneka
Walter Becker
Laura Berkey
Hermosa
Redfield
Nettie Berkey
W. K. Harrick
Paul Satzinger
Ipswich
Walter A. Hack
Miller and Huron Visits Highlight Regional Social Notes
Mrs C G Matthews visited relatives in Huron last week. D Greene of Huron visited Miller this week. Mrs C H Chase visits her son in Sioux Falls. G P Corcoran returned from Wisconsin after selling a carload of horses. C P Swanson of Highmore was a business visitor in Miller. Frank Matthews of Hedfield and Miss Matthews, teachers in the city school, visited at Mrs C G Mathews’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Matthews
Huron
D. Greene
C. H. Chase
Sioux Falls
G. P. Corcoran
Wisconsin
C. P. Swanson
Highmore
Milter
Frank Mathews
Hedfield
Miss Mathews
C. G. Mathews
Years of trouble find relief with first medicine
A testimonial notes health failing eleven years ago and claims Sargon provided relief, sold by Longstaff Drug Co. The fragment suggests a promotional statement about a medicine's effectiveness, attributed to a speaker identified as spetion.
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Sargon
Longstaff Drug Co
Local Church and Social Roundup From Sioux Falls Area
Mr The end Mes and Mrs Miktred Shaw visited relatives at Leng this week. Ermest Funck and Rev Punck attended German Reformed church meetings in Merion Tripp and Menno. Mrs C Dennis of Woonsocket visited her son Lloyd Dennis. Beott Davison, Archie Collins families returned from Lane. Rev Luke of Carpenter visited Rev J M Hunter Tur A Dr J P Jenkins, M E church superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebon
Stan Aera
Er Para
George
Bae
Miktred Shaw
Punck
Alfred. Funck
Tripp
Menno
N. A. Luke
Carpenter
J. M. Hunter Tur
J. P. Jenkins
Sioux Falls
M. E. Church
Local notes from West Valley Troquois area
The district reports staff changes and school events including board actions on faculty contracts for 1931 and 37, with salaries unchanged. Several teachers signed contracts. three positions remain open in high school and grades, while students and activities circulate, including a science trip to Armour Plant and coverage of basketball tournament trips.
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Wedesi
Winichary Santay Mets
Herrington
Mise Luella Johnson
Armour Pecking
Huron
S Bunn
Mitchell Fridey
Board of Education
Kram
Bernard Valdez
L. H. Bruhn
Lucile Johnson
Millicent Murphy
Genevieve Albright
Highmore notes and a tragic boy’s death in March
Weekend visitors Della Gardiner and Beryl McKelvin from Ree Heights joined the Linstrom and Rockwell families in Highmore. Morris McCullah, twelve, son of G. O. and Mrs. McCullah, died in a Chamberlain hospital from a fractured skull suffered March 7 after a pony incident. William Wing returned from Plymouth, Ind., to handle business matters. E Noel spent Tuesday in Gettysburg area on legal affairs. The Hitowks service club is noted in local reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Askew
Mace Panett Wee
Highmore
Della Gardiner
Beryl McKelvin
Ree Heighta
Linstrom
Rockwell
Morris McCullah
G. O. McCullah
Chambelain
William Wing
Plymouth
Ind
Mr. Wing
E. Noel
Gettysburg
Local notices of illness and obituaries from Amesia and Highmore
The week includes Mrs. Orville Kiel and a student with rheumatism forcing school withdrawal. Mrs. Tom McWeenry is seriously ill in Highmore, and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Goldsmith mourn the deaths of his sister and her husband from Rossville Indiana. Funeral services were held Thursday. Bred Eggers attended a Scout training meeting at the Legion hall Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Orville Kiel
Renal
Amesia
Tom McWeenry
J.H. Quirk
Highmore
Jacob Goldsmith
Goldsmith
Gerber
Rossville
Ind
Bred
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