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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1931
Page
12
Neighbors attend meetings and visits across Woonsocket, Hitchcock, and Alpena. Delegates Verl Danner and Miss Luli Kinsman engage in regional events while families travel to Pierre and Mitchell for church, school, and social gatherings.
County guests and residents are listed with brief home visits and trips. Names include Dr and Mrs John Adams, Mr and Mrs R F Reynolds, County Agent L D Nichols, Mr and Mrs W J Doran, Mrs Adams sister to Mr Doran, L L Branceli, Miss Marian Karttrud, Principal and Mrs H W Iverson, Merita club meeting participants, Miss Ella Nypen, Mrs R S Hart, P E O Sisterhood, Hull House study, Mr and Mrs Harry Reiber, Phosde club, Gordon Halloran and Butterick Publishing duties in Ohio.
Greer of Aberdeen spent Thursday in Hishmore. Mrs AL Lake is visiting the Seanjan home in Pierre this week. Miss Lucille Quirk of Highmore is also mentioned in local notices.
A college student is elected secretary of the student body. A. Derek, longtime Highmore resident, returns from California for a month on business and visits. Mrs. Jennie Sheen spends summer at Highmore after winter near Rapid City. The Hunt couple mourns a father’s death after visiting Grand Forks. Pilkingtons stay with daughter in Highmore while visiting Frank Ray. Louise Perkins and others from State College spend weekends at homes. Notables include G C Redfield of Rapid City and Ogala chiefs en route from Chicago Walton convention. Heather Douglas will teach English and drama at Eagle Butte. Cecille Carpenter graduates nursing school in Los Angeles. R A Roberts of St Paul visits the Hartshorn home. sisters Mrs Hartshorn and Mrs Roberts host. YY Teuber, 73, recovering from car crash, an old Northwestern rail worker.
Irene Kalt joined Mrs. M C Daw son’s beauty parlor party in Hitchcock while Arthur Walton and family visited Henry Walton and Mrs. Finville Hatcher homes in Brookings. Clinton Dubois from State college Brookeings was home for weekend. Measles illness kept Dubois off mail carrier duties. The Ace of Clubs met at Mrs Lufa B Murphy’s home with Addie Glaze winning top prize. Cy Frye and John L Tschetter collided near Main Street Wednesday morning. Mat Dawson made a business trip to Aberdeen. George Hubbard and son John Silas visited Vincent Laverty in Hitchcock. Hubbards later went to Minneapolis. Chicago and North Western planted 19 Chinese elm trees north of depot. Pleasant View Sewing Club met at Mrs John Bennett’s house with 14 members, 2 visitors, and several children attending. Demonstration on floor coverings by Mrs Hugh Sweeten and Mrs Lyle Sweeten. Final meeting of the year concluded with club vote.
The year end extension work is abandoned and the group will reorganize into a social club with a June meeting at Mrs Iver Andersons home. Lunch was provided by Mrs Elmer Mortimer and Mrs John Mortimer. Bonilis James Bales has repainted his house this past week. Mrs Lawrence Swaneys mother arrived Wednesday evening for a visit with Mrs Arthur Lahren, who has been ill with mumps and is recovering. Raymond Atkinson has been breaking on T C Youngs farm east of here and has drilled it in. Mothers day services will be held at the Bonilla church Sunday evening May 3. The Bonilla Willing Workers club met with Mrs Ruby Hewitt Wednesday afternoon. A Floor and Floor Coverings demonstration was given by Mrs Effa OBrien and Mrs Marvin Martin. All officers were reelected: Mrs Barrick president, Mrs Earl Russell vice president, Mrs Arthur Miller secretary and treasurer. Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mrs Merley. 15 members and three visitors present. Mrs J L Muzem has been ill the past week. Arthur Louhren had his basement completed and the house will be moved here in a few days. Mr and Mrs Rex Gilmore, Mrs Fred McKichan and Mrs George McKichan were Huron shoppers Wednesday.
Mrs Isabelle McCullough state president of the Rebekah Assembly of South Dakota visited Ruth No 6 Ashton Tuesday evening. A special meeting and school of instruction were held as the monthly Odd Fellows and Rebekahs party and order anniversary were combined. About eighty five attended and the meeting was beneficial. Mrs Bernice Ewing district president of the American Legion auxiliary attended the state Legion meeting at Huron with Miss Nellie Small.
Harlie eas arrives from Mitchell visiting the Bean family. Miss Myrna Turner underwent a minor operation at Aberdeen hospital and expects to return to school soon. Birthday Club hosted a one thirty luncheon at Mrs Claus Zodama’s with Mrs May McVay assisting, marking Mrs John Weiland’s birthday. Pleasat Hour Embroidery Club met at Zon dama home with good turnout and refreshments. Mrs Darwin France returned to Chicago after weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs W H Francis. Mr and Mrs W C Ewing attended a banquet in Aberdeen honoring Mrs Robert.
Loyson G. Troth state secretary of agriculture will give a 15 minute radio talk on agriculture over station KFDY at State College Monday May 4. The program also features other agriculture talks and a varied musical program with a 1:45 p.m. start.
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