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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1931
Page
11
A small clipping records Hoffman Floral Company with initials and a name Baker Huron, 8, D. The fragment provides limited context on ownership or dates. Further details are not available in the readable text.
Mortgage by Keo C Young and Mary M Young to Modern Brotherhood of America in Beadle County is foreclosed. Sale set for April 2 1931 at 2 PM at the courthouse front door Huron to satisfy 6169.17 due plus costs, Sheriff Don R Huntley to conduct sale with Churchill Henson attorneys for the Modern Brotherhood of America.
Bancroft residents Miss Martha Peterson and Clair Brown surprised their friends by announcing their marriage Sunday at the bride’s home near Vierme. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Bankett of Brookings were the attendants. The bride teaches at Tobey school and Brown recently returned from aviation school in Minneapolis and works on the C. H. Custard farm. The note also mentions local movements and social visits including Roy Klinker and family, the Halversons, and others attending Masonic and church-related gatherings.
The Madison Normal students Miss Ea Acdath Van Tassel Susie Huffman and Ruth Muilenberg spent the weekend at home. Miss Ruby Bradley of Akron also visited. Miss Sarabeth Proper of Brookings State College returned briefly with W A workers bound for HuRon, as Mesdames Frye Perry Maass Tibbetts Faber C H Custard and Hiddle attended a Petroche Aid Society party at Carl Anderson home Saturday honoring Mrs. Fred Nelson.
Raymond and Mrs Merbach announce the birth of a daughter born at their home on Tuesday March 17 Nurse Mrs Nor ton assisted. Nearby families and residents are noted visiting, travels to Fargo and Artesian, and local events include RN A meeting at the Masonic hall and a birthday surprise for Mrs Geiger with a church farewell program.
Ben Tremel arrived from Watertown Monday evening to visit his parents for a short time at the Ulrich home. Ulrich has been quite ill, and the family visited at Mrs Ulrich's residence Sunday.
Fragmented OCR fragment mentions Belfast and family figures with garbled dialogue. References a girl narrator, a grandfather selling, and a sense of wartime or defense. Lacks clear events, dates, or names beyond Belfast and familial roles.
Sophronia and Lucia press Gypsy about class and past hardships at Andersonville as Ben and Ellen Wallace push golf and social expectations while Gypsy reveals she works eight hours daily typing to pay for room and board on $30 a week. Jim Wallace ends the scene with a blunt rebuke.
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