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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1932
Page
11
Alpena residents share visits across nearby towns. Families from Huron Wolsey Crow Lake and Humboldt travel Sunday for relatives and friends. Local weddings parties and a dance are noted along with travel to Madison Winner and Sioux City for various errands and gatherings.
Mrs Alma Drew is brought home from Miller hospital Friday with her son Paul Drew of Jamestown visiting. The Stechman and Delong families hosted a goose dinner for local boys and girls basketball teams Friday. C H Flint family visited Ree Heights. Sue Murphy returns to school after three weeks illness. Rev J T O Neill and daughter Dorothy visited Huron on Saturday.
Danforth LeRoy Heather a high school student from Wessington Springs is home for the weekend. Miss Jean Gilchrist finishes at Mankato Business School and works with Miller seed loan committee. A recent school board meeting voted to pay second grade teachers $65 and first grade teachers $75. Ea Donahue is reported to be making
Broadland Mrs. Ralph Kaump and Miss LeEtta Smith traveled to Burkmere Sunday to visit Miss Smiths parents Mr. and Mrs. Norman Smith. En route they stopped in Redfield to see Robert Johnston who is reportedly improving after months of idleness. The Dietz family from Spencer visited J. H. Rogers and Mrs Rogers daughter of the Rogers household. Artis Abramson and son Kenneth returned from Hecla with Miss Gladys Forster a niece of Mrs Abramson. A party for Eddie Misdema was held at the Abramson home Tuesday evening. Lester Johnston and Mrs Johnston of Milles visited Sunday and accompanied Mrs Johnston’s mother home after Mr Johnston and Donald stayed in Sion City.
Hitchcock and Foglesong families announce the birth of a daughter on Sunday. Several couples and individuals from Cotton, Sutter, Sims, Voorhees, Vanderburg, and Zuber traveled to Huron for visits and attended the George Washington oratorical contest.
Ree Heights residents Ree Heights Emmet Wenger moves to Dr. Smith ranch north of town while Mr and Mrs Roe Connelly occupy the Wenger farm. Will Arbogast and family drove to Miller. Young folks gather at George Fawcett home for a social evening. Pekarek couples visit Kimball area relatives. Elmer Arbogast spends weekend with parents in Cedar township. Ella Leyson to return from Wessington Springs for Easter. Washington bicentennial speaking contest held at Center school with winners Wilbuc Lingshelt Keith Hertz and Doris Bawdon. Fourth district contest set for March 25 at Rice school Monderain township. Judges Ed Fawcett and Mrs E J Leyson. Robert Leyson and Wayne McGee to stay Easter at Brookings College. Otis Hammill returns from Miller after visiting father. Born to J E Specker and wife at Miller hospital on March 15. Mrs Morris Paine motored to Miller.
Friday to visit with friends Mrs. Mary Campbell and children from Miller spent the weekend at the John Ramey home. Fred Carpenter motored to Miller Monday. Baker McMeekin was reported to be ill from pneumonia. Irving Frey, who has been in ill health for several months, returned to school Monday.
Woonsocket resident Mrs W A Parker was taken Thursday to a Mitchell hospital from her north town home. Everett Brown and son from Wessington Springs visited here Thursday. Faith Sovensor and Evelyn Swanson were in Mitchell Thursday. George Starr went to Rapid City Wednesday due to his sister Mrs Wilbur Serveson’s illness. Lettie Ellsworth returned Thursday from Wessington Springs where she cared for Mrs Lloyd Rhodes ill with influenza. George Ball and Mrs P Butler were in Huron Friday shopping.
Mr and Mrs Alvin Bonilla and their children from Scotland arrived Friday for a weekend with his parents and siblings. Theodore Holland spent the weekend in Springfield. The third carload of Red Cross relief hay was received here last week.
The auxiliary members have rented a room over the bakery for their meetings. Mrs. T. F. Dunn and her small daughter are mentioned in the paragraph as involved in the story.
Frances visited Brentford Saturday. Joe Hampton of Mellette was a business caller in Conde Monday. Dave Robertson returned Sunday from Aberdeen where he stayed with his son and recovers from a recent operation in Minneapolis. A school faculty program at the high school Friday benefited the Parent-Teacher association.
Mrs. D. C. Hobart hosted the Double Six Bridge club with Mrs. L. C. Simms winning top score and prize. Dr and Mrs A P Scheib hosted two tables of bridge with lunch for twelve. Mrs O Phillips and Mrs M E Lundh led a sixteen guest bridge party at the Phillips home with four tables played. Mrs L C Sims and D C Shaw won high scores. Help One Another club gathered at Mrs C H Cotton’s home with quilt blocks made and hot dish recipes shared after roll call.
Jobless survey form from the American Legion invites individuals to mail the blank to Roy Daum at Daum Bowling Alley City. Persons may visit Daum Bowling Alleys to register in person and be ready for local or fair employment when notified.
Dave Barrett suffered a severe facial cut from a wire when a trough toppled while reaching for it. Emil Webber Dan Heitzman assisted. Weber transported him to town and a doctor required seven stitches. Barrett is recovering but in great pain.
An NBC and CBS broadcast schedule notes Pope Pius XI address to be rebroadcast from Vatican Saint Peter's on WEAF NBC at 11 a.m. with English translation. Also listed are evening programs on WEAF WABC and WJZ including orchestras, operas, and religious services.
A nuanced legal dispute in Gann Valley concerns funding for non resident Fort Thompson Indian Agency students attending Victory school district. The case seeks to bar Buffalo County officers from disbursing funds until the dispute over residency and district responsibility is resolved. The outcome could affect school finance and agency voting rights for residents.
Mellette high school plans its eleventh grade graduation with eleven seniors receiving diplomas. The class lists Richard Tollefson Erin Peterson Caroline Oberle Leland Goldin Verona Braun Harvla Tucker and Paul Fishback among the graduates.
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