Neighborhood social roundups spread through Yale and area
The Yale area community notes many Sunday visits and midweek gatherings. Families from Bancroft Huron Osceola De Smet Doland Bayard Bayard Bayard travel to homes in Yale and nearby towns for friendly calls and church related events. A Maytag worker installed a cooling system in the Yale cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Temperly
Huron
Charles Kaufman
G. $. Foote
M. L. Doners
Osceola
W. L
Joe 3
Schmidt Family Illness and Local Social Notices
Raymond H A Schmidt of Madison and his ill but improving father P A Schmidt returned home Sunday afternoon. Barbara Sehneck will teach the fifth and sixth grades at Ruthad Consolidated next year. Mudred Myers from Artesian visited relatives. Mrs George Hurlbert and Frank Hurlbert of Aberdeen visited their mother. Harmony club met in April with Rosy Hink presiding. Roll call cited Not able Trees and the program covered trees. Club plans for cradle roll on Mother's Day at the Presbyterian church. Wilmont Uecker visited Charles Bercke at Bailey Lake. Willard Doty of Doland visited Lloyd Riddle. Local school activities noted in township schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond H. A. Schmidt
Madison
P. A. Schmidt
Schmidt
Barbara Sehneck
Ruthad Consolidated School
Mudred Myers
School of Artesian
George Anderson
Frank Hurbert
Aberdeen
George Hurlbert
Harmony Club
Rosy Hink
Presbyterian Church
Wilmont Uecker
Charles Bericke
Bailey Lake
Willard Doty
Doland
Lloyd Riddle
Montevideo visit marks C ES chapter gathering
Mr. and Mrs. A. French with daughter Darlene visited Montevideo Minnesota for the C ES chapter activity. Mrs D Beorle, grand associate matron, made her official visit there that night. Ray W. Cornwell will preach a Mother's Day sermon Sunday May 10 at 11 a.m. Regular services continue each Sunday through summer with Sunday school at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negier
Seermere
A. French
Dughter Darlene
Montevideo
Minn
C. ES
Mra D. Beorle
Ray W. Cornwell
Cedar Ladies Aid to meet with es Back Bawdon
Ree Heights community notes list visits and travel among residents. John and Martin Lingscheit visited relatives in Parkston. the Trumans plan a weekend trip to DeSmet. Miss Jones attended a conference in Armour. a daughter was born to Francis and Mrs. Ransford. several families hosted visitors and moved residences. a dance drew a large crowd and Legion park improvements proceed under August Kopecky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Ladies Aid
John
Martin Lingscheit
Parkston
Mra
H. J. Truman
DeSmet
Lewis S. Smith
Mr. Meckel
Thor Nerland
Floyd Hutchinson
Miller
Henry ‘Scott
Ladies Aid
Harley Cowan
Barbara
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Ronald Henson
J. E. Specker
Byron Swarts
Richard
Huron
Springer
Baby
Brisbane
Mr. Springer
Paul Blasey
Miss Jones
Mitchell
Legion Park
August Kopecky
Rose Moffet
Sioux City
J. L. Struse
Wheelock
Rapid City
Bardering
Steel
Milo
Yankton
Francis Ransford
Rey Hammill
Minneapolis
Local Visit Notes and Community Events in Wayland
Wayland visits and relatives in Denver and local families are mentioned. Births and deaths include a newborn at Wessington hospital who died hours after birth. Social visits occur among Hegg Wood and Fisher families. A trap shoot in Parkston and a school playlet at Community hall highlight a weekend of local activity with several named residents and places such as Wemington Springs Madison Wesangino Tulare Burdette and Wessington Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
H. Lorenz
Denver
Lorenz
James Mctiuire
Mir
Mc ‘Guire
Black Hills
A Won
Grweam Thompson
Wessington
St Lawrence
Floyd Winegar
James Winegar
Wemington Springs
Atley Hegg
Huron
RC. Wood
Wessington' S Springs
Pete Fisher
Chartes Kelisthnee
Martin Wood
Parkston
Kaltschnee
Francis McGuire
Nellie McGuire
Helen Byers
Huth Byers
Madison
Lois McGuire
Miss McGuire
Velda Ravenscroft
Antoinette Winegar
Wesangino
Danforth Area Hogs Lead Spring Crop Efforts at Wayland
Farmers around Danforth report strong hog crops with Ale Lewellen leading at 150 piglets. A large crowd celebrated the Danforth store’s first anniversary with free coffee, cookies, prizes, and candy. Others recover from illness, gardens suffer frost, and locals note farm chores as spring progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Heather
Wayland
Danforth
Ale Lewellen
Sully
Ford
Fred Jenner
Ed Fuirst
Pete Geiver
Sickness and moves ripple through South Dakota this spring
Mrs. Laura Crecelius has been ill this winter while William Crecelius of California, a former South Dakota resident, reports recovering from an auto accident. Tom Chard and family relocate to a James River truck farm northeast of Huron and have been renting the old Kintigh place. Lou Thompson of Jersey County had a garage and auto fire last week. Danforth Ladies club plans its next meeting at Archie Geiver’s home on May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorts
Auld
Buffalo
South Hand County
Laura Crecelivus
Beatta
William Crecelius
California
South Dakota
Tom Chard
James River
Huron
Kintigh Place
Lou Thompson
Jersald County
Southland
Danforth Ladies Club
Archie Geiver
Bancroft area social and travel notes from Osceola
Saturday night Bancroft callers included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Derscheid. Charles Schlueter assisted Bancroft in a Sunday baseball game. Harry Derscheid and Wayne Danforth drove to Hurce Sunday. James and Marion Currier ill with mumps. A. C. Wasem family visited Finis Ward home Sunday. C. Danforth and son Crdwell with Donald Vansel were in Iroqunis Sunday. Mabel Ulrich of Willow Lake spent weekend with George Heberman in Watertown. Arnold Raabe family at Fritz Tremel home Sunday. Wayne Danforth and Harry Derscheid stayed Monday night in Raymond. Mrs. P. B. Honighian and Sidney dined with Raymond Walline. Mrs. Raymond Walline drove to Troquois Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Harry Derscheid
Bancroft
Charles Schlueter
Wayne Danforth
Hurce
James
Marion Currier
A. C. Wasem
Finis Ward
C. Danforth
Crdwell
Donald Vansel
Iroqunis
Mabel Ulrich
Willow Lake
Bonilla Residents Share Weekend Visits And Illness
Bonilla Alice Walton was ill with mumps early this week. Adeline Cooper visited with her parents and teaches at Virgil. Ruth Sickles came from Wolsey to attend the senior class play and visit friends. East Bonilla Extension club met at Mrs. Ollie Tollefson’s home Friday afternoon. Hugh Palmer and Lloyd Bonin families spent Sunday at Earl Russell’s. Clarence Van Buskirk hosted relatives on Saturday night for his twenty fifth wedding anniversary. The Cooky Cook d H club met at Kite Tollefson’s Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Walton
Adeline Cooper
Virgil
Ruth Sickles
Wolsey
East Bonilla
Ollie Tollefs
Hugh Palmer
Lloyd Bonin
Earl Russell
Clarence van Buskirk
Cooky Cook
Kite Tollefson
Mello Glo Face Powder Promises Velvet Skin Shine Free
An advertisement touts MELLO GLO Face Powder promising velvet skin with no shine. It claims a new French process prolongs wear, minimizes visible pores, and that the color matter is government approved. It says the powder never dries the skin and gives a youthful finish. The Fair Store promotes it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fair Store
Funeral procession for Miss Harding drawn from region
A group including Tulare Tra Asa and Arthur Price James Sick Jes Will Smart and Otto Hang left Sunday for Hettinger North Dakota to attend the funeral of Miss Harding who died Saturday morning after an operation for appendicitis. Ruth and Delpha Sumner visited their uncle Erwin Hilkemeier. Mrs Prentice Clithero and son Hobby also visited. Mrs Ernest Hofemann and Elia Hofemann went to Redfield for a shopping trip. Mrs Albert Nesteel visited in the Imma Summer home as Mr and Mrs Ralph Schnittgrund and daughter visited Ernest Hofemann. The little son of Mr and Mrs Martin Gellhaus of Frenkfort was baptized at the Evangelical church. Fern Fink, Mary Beth Meyers and Nellie Walsh joined a trip to Selem to visit William Nelson. Milton Walsh and Doris Hagman, students at Huron College, spent the weekend at home. Frank Sickles hosted a Sunday birthday dinner for a group of boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulare Tra
Asa
Arthur Price
James Sick Jes
Will Smart
Otto Hang
Hettinger
N. D
Miss Harding
Will Harding
Ruth
Delpha Sumner
Erwin Hilkemeier
Prentice Clithero
Hobby
Ernest Hofemann
Hh, Fink
Fern
Charles Meyers
Mary Beth
Nellie Walsh
Selem
William Nelson
Milton Walsh
Doris Hagman
Huron College
Frank Sickles
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds Of Fat
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a fat loss remedy. It claims daily half-teaspoon servings in hot water before breakfast melt fat, boost energy, and improve skin and mood. Social proof cites several women’s rapid weight losses and health improvements, with money-back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruschen
America
M. C. Taylor
Lewisburg
W. Va
C. L
Shepardsville
Kentucky
New York
Longster
H. A. Peryston
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Rad
Yale
Good Will Extension Club
B. Garry
R. A. Masss
Pat Jencks
George Peery
A. Maanr
J.P. Gross
Yale Cooperative Creamery
Herman Bish
Cavour
Otto Ze
Ree Heights
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Kellogg Im Bettle Creek
Mr. Ford
Leonard Geiver
Charles Stoudt
Shuster
O. W. Breese
Oregon
Bob Wincell
Dr. Anderson
Betty
Bonilla
Conger
Fair City Paint and Glass Co
Marshall-Wells
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