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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1931
Page
9
Mrs B A Hedquist of Minneapolis arrived Friday evening and stays with her mother Mea W Hiby pean, as relatives visit. Mrs Florence Lee Esterline and Mrs Corriskes Hannan Mobridge were guests of Mrs W C Ewing and Miss Nellie Small. Sympathy to the Gardner family on the passing of a sister in South Carolina.
Sheffield residents and neighbors were seen visiting Doland and Bottomley homes in Woonsocket Redfield Ree Heights and Sheffield. Ted Buckley bought an Allis Chalmers tractor from William Welty. AQ Reeger returned home after spending winter in Florida.
Local residents share visits and shopping trips in Clark and Huron. Illness hits several families including Gordon Wicks and Carter children with measles and whooping cough. Revivals led by Maurice Gorden begin in Cavour. Sunday outings to Clark and Raymond noted. Community dinner honors D. F. Williams. Sunday school convention date set for June 2 with Evangelism theme and Watertown statewide gathering planned June 9 and 10.
Wessington Wayns Geinault travels to Rochester hospital for a fractured arm nerve injury and pain, accompanied by Lester Bai and daughter Helen. Mrs. Harry House recovers from a ten day illness due to blood poisoning in her hand. Charles Welch and Charles Prohaska work on interior decorating at Rose Hill church. Mildred Bt Elrath misses school a few days from a car incident returning from Brookings. G X McElrath and Con Gwyn left for Candomia to visit Mrs. Anna McElrath, with Gwyn possibly staying if a job is found. Reports note severe frosts, need for rain, and a show engagement for Mrs. Helen DuVeyle. Walter Sanger takes a job in Yankton. Large attendance at district Sunday school convention at the Presbyterian church, with a community ball picnic. Families visit Cattonwood Lake. Gaughan, Zerfas, and Gast families attend. An electric range demonstration is planned at the Community help center.
The report lists a Degree of Honor lodge meeting led by Sergent Will and Kechlar, juvenile counts, and notes on class photos pending distribution. Carl Peterson of Tulare visited town. Mrs Huddleston and Mrs Pesitvsis accompanied Bel Fisher to Hutton. First and second graders gifted Russell Testarman with May Day baskets. Russell remains hospitalized after a leg injury.
Esmond residents listed include Esmond naval seaman Esmond Robert Walker arriving from San Pedro California aboard a Navy boat. Locals Mr and Mrs M Opsahl hosted relatives at the W J Wilkens home. A surprise visit by relatives to Mrs Ivan Jeffers. Attendees included the Mesd Hh Scott family and De Smet families. fishing at Lake Pelican noted. Various visits from Sioux Falls Carthage Madison and Dekota relays attendance and Masonic meeting in Carthage. Missing names and fragmented lines preserved.
Pleasant Valley Extension Club met at the Dearborn home Thursday afternoon with Mrs. O Y W and Mrs. Ray Dearborn. Demonstration on floors and door coverings by Mrs. Vrel Wade and Mrs. Don McCuichan. A club song written by Mrs. Beatrice Dun Woody was adopted. P E P club of South Hand stands for Pleasure Efficiency and Profit. Members shared songs and business facts, with field day planned for next Saturday at Miller and an exhibit at the courthouse. Several local families and individuals appear in attendance or noted for illness, meals, or visits. Reverend G Ruff preached at the Glendale church Sunday evening.
A Sunday football season wrap mentions a win over the Commercial Club of Miller Sunday by a score of 17 to 7. Social items note the Bert Dennis family and Peter Nelson visiting the Miles Cotton home for a Sunday dinner, with other family visits to Geo Campbell and the Blake farm. A Pleasant Valley church Mother's Day service is announced and a city board meeting records adjournment and a note on sewer project funds. A mortgage foreclosure notice from Dakota Savings & Loan Company lists Gus and Beatrice Gustafson in Beadle County with a June 1 sale date to satisfy a debt of $3,185.62 plus taxes and costs.
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