Bren Wednesday Ten Cuve On Sunday Evening
Fi and Mes report Pat Newcombe in Bren for a brief visit on Wednesday and planning a return for Sunday evening.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1929
Page
5
Fi and Mes report Pat Newcombe in Bren for a brief visit on Wednesday and planning a return for Sunday evening.
Yale area notes recount Grace Gagan visiting with her mother Hol Winsman of Bancroft and other locals including Mr and Mrs Lloyd Teber Wallace Perry and Violet Heiney at the R A Maass home. Activities include a seventh and eighth grade decamstory contest at Yale church and Belva Jenzen visiting Katie Renner.
Poultry authorities invite central South Koon residents to an event featuring W. D. Stanfield, a poultry expert from the United States Department. The session will last about an hour and cover poultry raising techniques and related questions from attendees.
Poland faces chaotic divorce and marriage laws as a Warsaw attorney drafts a new marriage code. Prewar Poland saw few divorces, many separations via Catholic annulment, and widespread confusion from shifting borders and mixed religious unions. The effort aims to clarify status across territories once ruled by Germany Austria and Russia.
The article notes cases where Catholic husbands abandon Protestant wives or remarry, then are compelled by courts to pay alimony to the former partner. It discusses legal actions and outcomes surrounding alimony in interfaith marriages.
Mrs. Ernest Comer of Boscombe mounts the rostrum at a leading Bournemouth auction room and performs as an adept auctioneer. She is praised by competitors for clever timing and intuition, handling motor cars and many other articles with noted success. Her husband assists as expert on pictures.
A brief item notes a playful exchange about memory in a Me Weisenheever household. The husband is praised for remembering birthdays while forgetting the wife’s age, illustrating a light domestic moment.
Lane special correspondent reports on residents visiting, births, and family events. Infants born at Mitchell hospital. Burlat at Wessington Springs. Mrs Bergleeh attends Alpena meeting. J C Kutil family returns from Spencer visit. Dayledrreth helps Phil Kogel farm. multiple postnuptial showers for Mrs Albert Roli. Sarah McGard in Mondnisburg with Kay A son born to WHI Goll and wife in Emery South Dakota. Mrs S T May to Royal Neighbors state convention.
Slous returns as delegate from local camp and Ernest Pate rents W. L. Smith property for parents who will move to Lane around April 3 from St. Paul. Joyce Elaine named at Sioux Falls to Mr. and Mrs. Alex Feay, formerly Miss Joy Dodd. The Woonsocket Sunday school orchestra aids Lane Epworth League concert at M. E. church.
The Misses Manline and Adelia Garbe spent the weekend with their sister Mrs. Lewis Ammon and family. Mr and Mrs Herman Brandenberg and Mr and Mrs Gotleis Luker were guests Sunday at the William Brandenberg home. Roland May came from Madison to spend Hasler vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs S H May. Frank Barber and daughter Virgie left for Rochester Minnesota where Virgie will enter the Mayo clinic. They rode the train at Huron. Mrs Tuavita Damman of Westing Springs is visiting at the Lov Knoll home and attending Confirmation school.
Miss Ella Fieney attends Madison normal and is home for spring break while Stuart McDaniels J and H Howard return briefly to Brookings for vacation. Presbyterians host a supper and Sunday slides on the Alps with lectures replacing services. Two local couples wed Mr Ray Shore and Howard Jorgensen, who plan Blunt residence. Tuesday club hosts open meeting with hymn origins discussion led by Mrs. Ray Pool.
Liva hares have been trialed on greyhound racing tracks in Australia as a substitute for the electric dummy. The muzzled hounds tested the new lure setup, reflecting adjustments to racing equipment.
The girls team visited Huron for photos, while Misa Viola Sour returned from Aberdeen after treatment. Mr and Mrs John Hagedorn and family plus Mrs Roy McShane traveled to Ellendale ND. McShane stayed home. Loretta DeLong, Enid Mare tiny, en route to Springfield for Easter. Edward Semoha returned from Aberdeen after auto school. Hurdos and Mrs H O Cheney and daughter stopped in Hurdo. Tommy Fitzgibbons suffers mastoid. F N Jensen recovering after surgery. The boys team faced Huron Tuesday.
A period advertisement warns constipation harms health and beauty and urges daily two tablespoonful servings of Kellogg’s All-Bran. It promotes relief, natural work, recipe uses, and availability in grocers, restaurants, hotels, and dining cars.
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