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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1932
Page
13
The page lists timing rates for classified ads in 1932 including word rates for inserts and discounts, and display charges per column inch with rebates. It also warns readers to pay in advance and to beware paying money to advertisers before verification.
News notes list visits and moves around Lane, Huron, and surrounding towns. Mrs. Lewis Arbogast hosts Cedar Ladies Aid meet. families relocate to Ben Crawford farm, and various trips to Gettysburg Haron Miller Alpena and Flandreau are recorded. Obituary of Mrs. J. C. Hull of Onida noted.
Highmore P. J. Noonan and family and Mike Noonan plan relocation to the A Kahout place in Van Order township. Jake Wilde moves from Hamilton township to the Noonans vacated farm. F. J. Meier moves to Wilde’s former place, and D. O. Greene and family travel from Medicine Valley to Meier’s former home. The Rath family from Ree Heights visited the R. E. BADon home as Mrs. I. Heck from Ree Heights returns home after caring for sister Mrs. Wilber Goldsmith and baby. Mrs. C. Bancroft, with a broken ankle, is recovering well. Miss Ruby Christensen of Sedgwick left for Red Wing Minnesota then Minneapolis to study nursing.
Hitchcock and family members visited the J. F. Kerans home in Aberdeen Sunday, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Sweeten of Reade. Me. and Mrs. Harry Malmberg drove to Huron Monday. Mrs. W. H. Davis traveled to Huron Monday to stay with Con R Huntley.
Osceola Noy Walline served as caller in De Smet and Oldham on Tuesday. Mrs Andrew Hornig and Belva Kelley of Yale visited Mrs P H Houghton, with Belva planning a short visit after Hornig returned home. Bernice White returned from Aberdeen where she attended events and now teaches near Troquoiz, succeeding Mrs Earl Straub.
Carpenter John Hansen and Tom Serbeck called in Clark Friday. Sam Serbeck of Huron plans a visit to the Tom Serbeck home. Mrs Exve Brush and family have gone to Pequot Minnesota to ware these hens.
Mrs T F Sulter entertained the Ace of Clubs at Mrs A P Scheib's home Monday evening with guests including Mrs John King don Mrs Grant Wells and Mrs W Wright and Mrs D C Shaw. D S Shaw and wife hosted a bridge party Sunday with four tables and late lunch. The Carrie Davis Study Club met at Mrs W W Wright's home Tuesday afternoon with fourteen members and elected officers led by Margaret Mulvaney as president Blanch Schelb as vice president Clementa Laverty as secretary and treasurer and Nellie Anderson as corresponding secretary.
A sequence of birthday surprises and club activities fills a Wessington Springs week. Betty Bell celebrated her seventeenth with friends. Mrs. M C Cummings hosted a teen gathering with cake and gifts. Numerous meetings covered readings, disarmament talks, initiation, church groups, and community dinners.
Pierre March 17 Without the consent of all members of a school board the employment of a teacher related by blood or marriage within the fourth degree to any board member is prohibited by statute. The opinion notes the rule requires unanimous consent.
Real estate transfers filed with Beadle County Abstract show J H Grant conveying to Charles V Hedges Hur on Styrm in Prospect Park lot 20. Dorothy M Allison transfers to Stunner B Harris in Huron for $1 and bulk 2 Southlawn. Hugh A Bruning sells to Herman Eichstadt in Wolsey for $2800 SW 1-4 25-111-65.
Furnished by Erastus Cornell official abstractor Highmore South Dakota details transfers from Vernon L Stephenson to Samuel J Stephenson a half section of land plus multiple other transfers including David Weber to Huron College Frank Pekerek to R S Rae Pater Garen to Joseph Carron Ann Fahy to Mary A Carlson and C N W Ry to Lily Hale and a Hyde county sheriff transfer to Gladys W Plame all within sec township and range designations in Hyde County.
Mr and Mrs W H Kewal and family of Wessington relocate to a farm west of Esmond recently vacated by Art Peske who now resides in Hu Ton. The move marks a local family change of residence near Esmond.
The Farm Bureau held a March 11 meeting in the township hall. A program by Miss Vilas Werner’s school pupils followed a business session. Lunch was served by Mrs. Ben Widman and Mrs. Edgar Hodg ow.
Mr and Mrs Pete Ferguson longtime Manchester township residents have moved to their farm near De Smet They plan to have the three sons work the farm this year while Miss Verity stays to finish high school and currently resides with the Maxwells
Smith received compliments at a surprise party. A "handkerchief show" occurred Friday at the Loveless home with games and lunch from guests. The city Teachers club met Thursday evening at B. Price's house with Misses Bohn and Berg hosting and St Patrick decor. Mrs ibheon reviewed Martha Ostenas's The Waters Under the Earth. Two-course luncheon was served at the Springs cafe.
New York radio readers learn networks prepare for the Republican National Convention coverage in Chicago next June. NBC CBS and NBC affiliates schedule varied programs from 7:00 to 8:00 pm including orchestras, solists, and special events aimed at publicizing the convention activities and notable anniversaries.
Seed grain loan blanks are now in the hands of the Hughes area committees including Huyalex, IF. Schengre, W. C. Rutherford and Bert I. Ball. A meeting at Terrace Alfalfa ranch discussed applications as farmers expect to request Span tw seed. Stock losses rose during last weeks storms due to under nourishment and cold.
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