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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1930

Page

15

Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale No 22357

Notice records default on a 1928 mortgage by Arnold Jungemann and Clara Lungemann to South Dakota Securities Company. The Farmers and Merchants Savings Bank of Minneapolis holds the assignment. The Beadle County property in Beadle County South Dakota will be sold at public auction June 6 1930 at 2 PM to satisfy the debt plus costs. Ida G. Larsen Sheriff Brookings and Wallace E. Purdy Attorney for Assignee announce.

Lizzie R. Howard Lize BR. Howard Township Range P. O Huron Beadle South Dakota John Howard Izzie Chamberlain & Hal Arnold Jungemann Clara Lungemann Wits South Dakota Securities Company Register of Deeds Beadle County Farmers and Merchants Savings Bank of Minneapolis Minneapolis, Minensota Bea Gle U. S Court House Brookings Farmers and Mechanics Savings Bank of Minneapolis Ida G. Larsen J Wallace E. Purdy

Huron School Board Names Teachers for 1930 1931 Term

The Huron School Board moved to elect teachers for the 1930-1931 term with salaries listed for Leota Van Ornum Charlotte Crimmins Lois Christopher Clara Seton Bernice Hastie Helen Dunphy Francis Curington Mabel Mitchell Joseph Thompson Ima Schubert and others. The board instructed census takers remuneration based on names counted with specific rates for initial 1400 names then blocks of 100 names thereafter.

Beg A. R. Isabel Main B&g Isand Kansas State F&e Peter Mintene Lumber Co D. State College Stewart's Transfer D. M Sherman & Moe Star Sash & Door Co Tredway && Liem Walker Hardware Co Teach Plies Walker-Florist Bernice Hastie Helen Dunphy Francis M. Curington Mabel L. Mitchell Joseph Thompson Ima. Schubert Hill Hoppel

May Day Festival And School Exhibit At Local School

Neighborhood notes report a May 6 may day festival and school exhibit at the local school. Mrs Hilda Johnson underwent an appendix operation in Husson. Deputy Shel Lergen collected election wallets for the May 6 primary from Huron and delivered them to the election judge. Mrs Harry Sweeten visited Redfield, and the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society met in the church basement with average attendance. Delegates from Hitchcock, reporting on the Watertown district convention, praised the work and were led by Mrs Lee Sawtelle. Lunches were provided by Mrs C H Fountain and Mrs Garret Hengel. Ruth Sutter planned May 2 office work in Huron.

Hilda Johnson Husson Shel Lergen Huron Harry Sweeten Redfield Women's Foreign Missionary Society Perry Dickson Fred Nelson Watertown Hitchcock Lee Sawtelle C. H. Fountain Garret Hengelfelt

Local School Operettas Draw Crowd. Wolsey Team Takes Field

Sand Creek Leo Temmey and others attended as assistant state attorney Watts. High school and grade pupils staged operettas Friday with good attendance. Wolsey baseball team features Toney and Robert Fisher and is sponsored by the firemen. Elma Eggleston visited Eva Mae Ross. J M Fisher and William Silvis sought Fulton Yellow Dent corn seed from Vicent. Chester Broe recovered from a boil and can drive the bus route. Senior play rehearsals continue ahead of May 9 performance.

Sand Creek Leo Temmey Watts Yoost and Son Supt Aldrich Wessington Earl Gannon Toney Robert Fisher Wolsey BopSwert Martin Diekhoff Oscar Wiand Chester Broe Huron

Woman's Study Club Plans May 3 Guest Day

The rere of the Woman's Study club on May 3 will observe its annual guest day at this time.

Rere Woman's Study Club Tme

Local Weekend Visits and Baseball Result in Wayland Area

Wayland residents did weekend visits with relatives in Huron Wessington Springs and Miller. The Giles baby returned home with Mrs J O Lloyd after a stay in Huron. Wayland beat Whiteside 9 to 4 in a local baseball game, with several families visiting nearby.

Reeves Heights Visitors and Local Moves Mentioned

Ree Heights residents Mr and Mrs Henry Heasley were Sunday visitors at the Herman Ky burte home. Julius Funk moved his family and household goods from Renfield to the old Lindsey farm west of town. Mrs John Lingsceil and daughters were Huron shoppers. Mr and Mrs Robert Henson and Mrs Ronald Henson attended the funeral of Stanley Cox in St Lawrence. Mrs Koran Fawcett hosted Cedar Ladies Aid. Mrs Viola Baker acted as central girl while Mildred Fountain visited in Missouri. Mrs Thor Nerland and Edward motored to Miller. Mr and Mrs W E Webber and daughter visited Henry Scott. Mr and Mrs Tet Kuehl and Lynn Wiren attended Jane Nicholas funeral, nephew from North Carolina helping on farm. Local Boy Scouts were in Miller on Wednesday evening.

Henry Heasley Miller Herman Kyburte Julius Funk Renfield Lindsey John Lingsceil Robert Henson Ronald Henson St. Lawrence Stanley Cox Koran Fawcett Cedar Ladies Aid Leslie I. Grace Tet Kueh Yale Lynn Wiren Council Bluffs Jane Nicholas Robert Moore North Carolina

Westport Business Triptees and Local Guests Listed

Groton BE Archer spent last Tuesday in Westport on a business trip. G Brooberg of Minneapolis visited this week with his wife Mrs Brooberg to attend to business and farming interests in the area, staying with relatives and old friends. Miss Gladys Melland of Rogholt visited Gram friends over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Carl Green of Riverside hosted Sunday dinner for friends. Dr and Mrs C O Olson and Mr and Mrs H D Brown expect to arrive from Los Angeles this week by motor. Rt Rev A J Bergsaker, head of the South Dakota district of the Norwegian Lutheran church, was in town on official business last Friday. Mrs D E Brant hosted the Delphian Circle Monday evening with Italian Art as the study topic. A large crowd attended the Presbyterian service Sunday evening to hear the Huron College A Capella choir under Hardin A Van Duersen. Agilfie Tster of Aberdeen visited Mrs J Wilson for several days this week. C K Neff, longtime hardware merchant, was away on a business trip to Aberdeen last Wednesday.

BE. Archer Westport G. Brooberg Minneapolis Vicinty Brooberg Gladys Melland Rogholt Gram Carl Green Riverside C.O. Olson H. D. Brown Los Angeles A. J. Bergsaker South Dakota Norwegian Lutheran Church D. E. Brant Presbyterian Church Huron College C. K. Neff Aberdeen

Esmond and Nearby Residents Cite Weekend Events

Esmond residents and relatives are listed with visits and moves this week. Ness ill at home, Jeffers and Blankenburg relatives visited Huron area, and Ness family plans to move into Ferguson residence. Evelyn Aughenbaugh, 14, operated on in Huron and recovering. Wilbur Ohlsen and Mrs Mulholland organizing men kittenball and women kittenbill teams with practice pending weather.

Esmond H. H. Ness Maynard Opsat Carpenter Wilkeng J. Willers Sioux Falls EB. F. Blankenburg Phipps Garden City W. M Oral Jeffers Huron E. F. Blankenburg Henry Clark Ferguson Hans Lorenz Augusta Dubro Eva Meter Evelyn Aughenbaugh Floyd Aughenbaugh Huron Hospital Frof W. R. Ohlsen Wilbur Ohlsen Charles Mulholland

Bonilla Plans Party and Saturday Exhibit

Bonilla plans a Christian Endeavor party at the church Friday evening while the Bonilla school prepares for a Saturday exhibit. Ben Hansen bought a Ford coupe at Hedfield on Saturday. Mr and Mrs James Bales and Mr and Mrs Frank James traveled to Watertown Tuesday for a relative’s funeral. Mrs B B McClaskey of Huron visited Bonilla school Monday. Gilmore remodeled his ice house to use as a garage. The Bonilla Butter Boosters 4-H club met at Mrs John Miller's Monday night with nina members.

Mae Christian Endeavor Bonilla Ben Hansen Hedfield James Bales Frank James Watertown Jame B. B. McClaskey Huron Gilmore Bonilla Butter Boosters John Miller Nina

Nine visitors attend. next meeting set at Earl Bueseil home

Nine visitors were present and the next meeting is scheduled for May 26 at the Earl Bueseil home. The brief item notes the attendance and venue in a concise community notice style.

Earl Bueseil Aome

Miller community notes show visits and travel across towns

A long list of residents and guests travels between Miller Huron Yellville Elkton Canby and Sioux Falls. Families visit hospitals see relatives attend school exhibits and participate in local events. Notable items include moving a house near Miller, a county school exhibit May 3 and a weekend at Yale with a declamatory contest drawing many teachers.

Mrs C Gullenberg Hosts M M Club At Home

Thursday afternoon Mrs C Gullenberg entertained the M M club at her residence. Vincent Lawles has been ill several days this week and could not attend school. Charles Bieger was kicked by a horse Thursday and will be unable to work for a few days. Mrs Dast has been ill at her home for several days.

Sheffield C. Gullenberg M. M. Club Vincent Lawles Charles Bieger Dast

Huron functions and school contest details 1910

29 Years Ago Today In Huron recalls Brookings high school team involvement with War at the fair mounds. Huron is represented by Dickey Freed Markey Knox McKay Waller Finch Roberts Bowe Julius Olson. Don Huntley starter. judges Bob Oliver Hogan. Indies luncheon hosted by Mesdames Lawrence and Smith for 50 guests. decorations music games and a six course repast described. C N W railroad announces retirements and promotions effective May 1 1910 with Warren Kniskern leaving and Alex Johnson taking over. Local residents plan trips to Hot Springs South Carolina for brief visits.

Brookings High Waugh Muran Fair Mounds Huron Dickey Freed Markey Knox McKay Waller Finch Roberts Bowe Julius Olson Don Huntley Bob Oliver Hogan Phillip Lawrence W. Hy Smith Lumchoon Walter Bandy Warren B. Kniskern Alex ©. Johnson C. E. Bryant Claude Dickinson Hot Springs S. C

Prisons Crowded Double Capacity Crisis Warned

The United States faces severe prison crowding as federal, state, and local facilities exceed capacity. Ohio’s penitentiary, built for 1500, held 4300 as fire and overcrowding spotlight national strain. Bates and officials warn that prison populations will rise toward 15 000 in 1934 without policy changes.

Washington Sanford Bates Ktewell Senate Nesco Mann Rocky Mountain iFi United States Sanford Bates Wation U.S. Penitentiary Leavenworth Anne i Ws U. S. Periitenting

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