Neighborhood News Roundup From Moorhead to Huron
A flood of local visits and weekend stays includes Mr. and Mrs. Almer Rice and Doris of Moorhead with Mr. and Mrs. Larson of North Dakota, Jackie Hagman visiting grandparents, and many others in Redfield, Aberdeen, and surrounding towns. News notes cover illnesses, hospital stays, school events, a car nival at Tulare High, a Sunday school talk, a birthday, and social gatherings across Spink county with multiple families, dances, and shopping trips reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Almer Rice
Doris
Moorhead
Minn
Eeman Larson
Jennie Larson
North Dakota
C. W. Peterson
Jackie Hagman
Huron
Fred Hagman
Jirs
Violet Lane
Carl Turpin
Stickney
Jasper Turpin
Kieth Olson
James Sickles
Mitchell Hospital
Misser
Alice Boyd
Lila Marzalla
Ethel
Lavella Hanson
Northern Normal
Aberdeen
Leotard Blume
Redfield
Sheldon Bottum
Burdette
Ruth Sickles
Prentice Clitherc
Hattie Blume
Arza Lawson
Wisconsin
Tulare
LeRoy Ost
Dave Hagman
Mr. Rhodes of
Athol
Spink County Sunday School Board
M. & Church
Gwendolyn Nichol
Aberdeen Business College
Local Visitors and Absences Noted in Wolsey Area
Bonilla and Leo Young of Timber Lake visited the Youngs at their timber family home. Reva Walton was absent from school due to mumps. Harrington of Harvard visited over the weekend with daughter Mrs. Allie Winegar. Lloyd Boni family and Viola Russell joined relatives at the Wose home southwest of Wolsey.
Virgil area notes detail orchestra and local events
Virgil Lila Woodall visited nurse aunt Miss Eva Schultz in Huron over the weekend. The school orchestra has 38 members with listed musicians. Lessons are led by Erick Jungeman of Walsey. Births, birthdays, debates on the Death Penalty, and multiple farm changes and caregiver notes fill a busy local page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Lila Woodall
Virgil
Eva Schultz
Huron
Marion Mann
Anna Kludt
Mamis Fanger
Bud Thomas
Glenn Peterson
Paul Venables
Calvin Engle
Francis Olson
Henry Spiers
Hebert Rickard
Ted Orth
Howard Martin
Bob Strong
Stanley Peterson
John LeClair
William Weiss
George Cook
Verna Opperman
Grace Westely
Alice Bolte
Mercedes Hecken- Yable
Mrs. Garrity
Joe Maunders
Mac McDermaid
Goglin
Wolsey
Ed Smith
Herbert Neuharth
Herbert Neuhart
Emil Langbean
Reister
Arthur Hutchinson
Nebraska
Mr. Huchinson
Hotor
Helen Larimer
Walter Smith
Rona Kludt
Erwin Fromm
Glen Peterson
Ruth Barth
Heckinlaible
Paul Venabies
Muriel Halburend
Elsie Wei
Osceola Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
The John Dearborn family visited Ray Davis on Thursday night. Elsie David from near Esmond helps Mrs. Everett Westerburg with household duties. Pegay Kellogg is ill at her home from measles. Mrs F M Massey entertained the home demonstration club on Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
John Dearborn
Ray Davis
Elsie David
Esmond
Everett Westerburg
Pegay Kellogg
F. M. Massey
Messty
Carpenter Study Club Meets at Hicks Home
A Carpenter Study club meeting is planned for Thursday March 19 at the home of Mrs. W A Hicks. Revival services began Sunday at Woodland with Rev Gordon in charge. A mix of local notes covers farm tasks illnesses and visits including Hartleson pork butchering Ratliffs children chickenpox and whooping cough visits by Mrs Kuehn and Mrs Boyd health updates on Norma Davis and Ada LeClaire hatchery activities near town and a large miscellaneous show for Mrs Gilbert Knithoff drawing over a hundred guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Carpenter Study Club
W. A. Hicks
Woodland
Gordon
P. C. Anderson
Loren Hartleson
John A. Ratliff
George Kuehn
Watertown
Leslie Boyd
Huron
Norma Davis
Webster
Carl Knithof
Sioux City
Ada LeClaire
Ale Johnson
Raymond
Steve Ratliff
Gilbert Knithoff
Frank Nielson
Sunday Visitors and Local Social Notes
Yale ous Maass and Marie Luther visited, Albert Maass hosted, and William Musolf jr hosted at the C Porter home. Linus Weber returns from Huron. Jule Kuehl plans farming near Froquois. Demonstrations by Mrs Kranz at E Garry home. Various families visit Tolman and Groves homes. Basketball at Mitchell attended by Garry, Merle Garry, Veronica O’Toole. Board club to meet at Glen Foote home. Farmers Hofer move onto vacated Maass farm. Schroggs to Aberdeen for business. Lemeke and Walz called near Doland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaleous Maass
Cavour
Marie Luther
Huron
Albert Maass
William Musolf, Jr
C. Porter
Linus Weber
Sen. Musolf
Emil Maass
August Muself
Edward Adams
Charles Adamson
Osceola
Helen Garry
Merle Garry
Veronica O'Toole
Mitchell
E. Garry
Glen Foote
Board Club
Peter G. Hofer Havel
Fred Maass
E. Schroggs
Aberdeen Munday
Charles Lemeke
Chris Walz
Doland
Local notes on injuries elections and farm trades
Danforth Mrs Bob Winsell returned home from Miller hospital and is improving slowly. Ed Donahue remains ill in a weakened condition. Md Dunn fainted in a fall and hit his head on a bathtub, suffering cuts and bruises. he is seven years old and recovering slowly. Pleasant Valley township held an election for supervisor with Burns and Cotton tying at 33 votes each and a coin flip deciding Burns. Grover Leavens bought and trucked 12 fat hogs from the Geiver farm to Huron on Tuesday. Mrs Mary Geiver returned to Miller to care for her daughter who relapsed. Mrs Viva Mohr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danforth
Bob Winsell
Miller Hospital
Ed Donahue
MD. Dunn
Dunn
Pleasant Valley Township
South Hand
Burns
Cotton
Grover Leavens
Geiver
Huron
Mary Geiver
Miller
Viva Mohr
Local Social and Farm Notices From Miller Area
Community events include pinochle at the Pele Geiver home and a Ladies club meeting at the Lewellen house with lunch. Ranch activity continues at Spring Lake with A H Abbott expanding stock plans. cattle deals noted with Howard Morrison buying cattle from George Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Geiver
Pele Geiver
Lewellen
Dinmer
A. H. Abbott
Spring Lake
Howard Morrison
George Morrison
Miller
Charles Halbig
Glendale
Art Palmer
South Dakota
Clarence
Rose
Carrie Donahue
J. M. Gelver
Simon Eaton
Gurney
St Lawrence Mrs Brown Hospitalized After Operation
St Lawrence reports Mrs. Mile Brown is in Pierre hospital after a serious operation on Tuesday. Mr. Brown stays with her while Earl Horn cares for their farm in his absence. Mrs. Myra Peets remains critically ill at Miller Hospital. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher note three granddaughters born in six weeks to daughters Elvira, Myrtle, and Virgil Fisher Anderberg. High school operetta “Hulda in Holland” set for Friday in the gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mile Brown
Pierre Hospital
Mr. Brown
Earl Horn
Myra Peets
Miller Hospital
John Fisher
Elvira Fisher Anderberg
Myrtle Fisher Anderberg
Virgil Fisher
Community notes report local visits and changes
Mrs Fay Thompson and Brs C G Whempson visited Gwynne Thompson family in Wayland. Ray Banning becomes St Lawrence Community Sunday school superintendent, with Mrs Glen Rosa resigning and Mr Banning elected to finish term. Mrs Mason Ford assists and has led for several Sundays. McCoughy family settles in Stella Conkey Brown house. Mrs McCoughy recovering from auto accident six months past. Clark Brown of Wessington area dies Monday March 11. funeral to be Wednesday or Thursday after Miller burial and prior intestinal surgery complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Thompson
Brs
C. G. Whempson
Wayland
Gwynne Thompson
Ray Banning
St. Lawrence
Glen Rosa
Banning
Mason Ford
McCoughy
Stella Conkey Brown
Clark Brown
Wessington
Miller
Mr. Brown
Ace of Clubs hosts night at Mrs Wagner home
Hitchcock club met in Mrs. Ralph Wagner's home Friday at 8. After seven games prizes went to Mrs. William Glaze and Mrs. M C Dawson. Lunch at three card tables. Social notes include entertainments by Mrs. F M Webb and Mr. and Mrs. Iver Anderson. Huron residents mentioned along with farming activity and new car purchases by Alec Phillips and George Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wagner
William Glaze
M. C. Dawson
F. M. Webb
Alec Phillips
George Armstrong
Flowers visit Springfield brief tour with family group
Troquois Margaret Flowers, Ethel Moore, Mrs. John Flowers and Charles Flowers drove to Springfield Saturday for a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troquois
Margaret Flowers
Ethel Moore
Mrs. John Flowers
Charles Flowers
Springfield
Saint Patrick's party and club notes from area towns
June Cameron spent weekend with grandmother in Brookings while Margaret Flowers hosted friends for St Patrick’s day. The Club of the Hour met at Leon Lamont’s home for the season finale. Mrs Irwin visited daughter Mrs Ray Lawwell in Huron. Mary Williams was judge at Carthage high school declamatory contest accompanied by Mrs Braulon and Miss Murphy. Mrs Boland ill for over two weeks. Henry Strub family visited their father in hospital in Sioux Falls. Epworth League led Sunday service with Ruth Bottomley presiding and a B I topic discussed. Floyd Van Tassel of Bancroft called on friends in Iroquois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Flowers
June Cameron
Mrs. Cameron
Brookings
Margaret Flowers
Club of the Hour
Leon Lamont
G. B.irwin
Ray Lawwell
Huron
Mary Williams
Carthage
L. H. Braulon
Millicent Murphy
J. Boland
Misa Grannis
Henry Strub
Sioux Falls
Epworth League
Local Residents Change Homes and Visit Nearby Towns
Wolsey couple Mr and Mrs W C Hamilton and son Lewis moved into back rooms over Roy Andrews pool hall in Wolsey. H Cheney drove home from Geddes to spend Sunday with family, then returned. Mrs D M B Cogswell and daughter Maxine with others toured Huron to visit Devore Cheney at Yankton College who was debating there. Kenneth Hill of Huron visited Wolsey for business. Mrs Dee Hoskins hosted the 4 H group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolsey
W. C. Hamilton
Lewis
St. Olaf
Roy Andrews
H. ©. Cheney
Geddes
DM. EB. Cogswell
Maxine
Cheney
Orpha Rae
Huron
Weekend Travels And Local Visits Reported
Community members shared weekend trips and visits across nearby towns. Viola Hanlon stayed at a Merrimouth home while F W Wardman and family joined Jessie Williamson and Dorothy Streeter for a Sioux Falls drive, with Dorothy visiting Worthing relatives.
Lela Montgomery Attends Play “Ruling the Roost”
Lela Montgomery joined a Friday night audience for the play titled Ruling the Roost at Bonilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela Montgomery
Bonilla
Wolsey High Girls Baskeball Banquet Hosted at Church
Miss Moore, Wolsey high school girls basketball coach, entertained the team at a church banquet. Mrs. Joe Olson and her committee served. A special table for 18 guests featured favors and place cards. The color scheme was green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolsey
Miss Moore
Wolsey High School
Joe Olson
Greer
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Avis Danforth
Paul Koster
Wilbur Korender
Raymond Walline
Wayne Danforth
Westerburg
South Club
Roy Davis
Iroquois
Opera House
Harold Sneller
Hitchcock
Iver Anderson
Biz
Lewis F. Sutter
Maxine Jean
Robert
Es Shirlea Sutter
Ruth V. Sutter
Leonore Sutter
Alma Anderson
Luden
Oris Skinner
Kismet
Jack Holt
Tom Moore
Constance Cummings
Sleepy Head
Home Grocery
Was Haid
Pillsbury
Viola Hanlon
Merr
F. W. Wardman
Melvin
Jessie Williamson
Dorothy Streeter
Dorothy
Worthing
C. H Fenner
Mr. Fenner
Harvey Fenner
Neil Pierce
New York
Hagman
Mer
Tiny Little
His Toc Teasers
Texas
Oriental Ball Room
Chuck Garber
His
Commodore Club Orchestra
Huron Clinic
J. C. Shirley
M. D
JH. D. Sewell
M. D. W. H. Saxton
M. D. B. H. Sprague
Mm. A
HOD
L. Saylor
Joan Crawford
Tro
Lester Vail
Natalie Moorhead
Marjoria Beebe
Cliff Edwards
Joan Marsh
Talkartoon
Paramount Sound News
Paramount Pictures
Joe E. Brown
Winnie Lightner
A. M. Urquhart Ford Sale & Service
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