Broadland Notes Of Family Visits And Local Events
Neighborhood residents share visits across Redfield Miller and Broadland with extended family. Social events include Hitch sock high school play attendees and Epworth League meeting. Local progress includes Albert Rogers new filling station nearing opening and Beadle county program attendance in Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchsock High School
Howard Morris
E. Ham- Jim
Albert Rogers
Dorothy Urban
Fae Barber
Edith Brock
R. C. Barber
R. P. Termey
Ree Height
M. F. Luick
Huron
College Auditorium
Beadle County
Beadle County School Children, Little Dorta Frost
Rey
Marjorie Betters
Geneva Houck
Broadland
Dwight Steves
Norman Smith
Som Eoran
M. Ellen Howell
Aberdeen
Epworth League
M. EL Thurch
Mary
Sophia Kreitman
Hitchcock
H. E. Kreitman
Betty, McCaughey
Lake Benton
Minn
McCaughey
Albert
Rogers New
Norman. Smith
Ralph Kaump
Roy Johnston
Mother's Day sermon repeated at M E church despite rain
Weather delayed attendance as muddy roads and a heavy rain shower kept many away. Sunday visitors include Miss Hazel Kambel of Huron and Miss Irene Chaplin visiting parents in Huron. The high school senior play "Am I Intruding" at Najoy drew good crowds and $125 in proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Najoy
Kenneth Boorse
Milwaukee
Brookings Pen
Pleasant Valley Activities and Local Notices
Pleasant Valley planting begins but delayed by rainfall. Mr and Mrs John Gerdes report the death of their fourgess after an appendectomy. A 4 H club named Pleasant Ohio formed in the township with members sewing bags and raising pigs under Esther Campbell. Dilford Jalmson digs rock for land prep in Ohio township as prime land grows scarce in Hand county. William Bailey plows though postponed by the ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
Tre Aik
Irs
John Gerdes
Miller
Pleasant-Ohio
Mise
Esther Campbell
Dilfard Jalmson
Ohio Township
Prame
Hand County
William Bailey
Orchard Dreams Amid Rain and Travel Toward Crow Creek
Ross Cotton plants trees on his land aiming for a thriving orchard in years ahead. Mr and Mrs Brother of All and infant Phyllis Cloud from Crow Creek Indian reservation dined at a Pleasant Valley farm house while en route home from Sisseton. Mrs Cloud had been suffering acute rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horser
Ross
Phyllis
Dick Cloud
Crow Creek Indian Reservation
Pleasant Valley
Crow Creek
Sisseton Reservation
Bonilla News Briefs and Local Happenings
Farmers near Bonilla finish plowing and expect to plant corn weather permitting. Bonilla school ends Friday with May 16 commencement. Local residents Roger Barnes and Mrs Milburn McKichan visit from Minneapolis and admirer Rollie Kenison and son Merlyn tour Sioux Falls, returning home in a new Durant. A baccalaureate service by Rev Fanny Mills drew few attendees due to bad weather. A Kan arrived guest and various travels are noted alongside a curious animal coat remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goat City
Rollie Kenison
Merlyn
Sioux Falls
Durant
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Carl Better
Marjorie
Redfield
R. S. Johnston
Lester Johnston
W. B. Nash
M. E
Bonilla
L. M. Russell
Mr. Gardner
Kan
Black Hills
Can Nash Coffee
Miss Louise Dixon
Jor Elgin Mayonnaise
Quart Gagnon
Mont’s Cottage Cheese
Elks Ball Room
Marvin Hughitt
Dan Crisco
Pke. Rinso
Pkg
Lux
Graybar
Northwestern Public Service Co
Wilmers Huron Dairy Products Co
Gorham Salad Forks
Vanity Fair Pattern Smith Jewelry Company
Geyerman
Enna Jettick Shoes
the Fair
Lah-Ko-Ta Ham Lampe Market “Company
Jardiniere Walker
General Motors
Binner
Set Et. Harvey Co
Muron Publishingompany
Mark Twain
New York
Ninth Street
Fifth Avenue
Avenue
Winifred
Carter
Good Housekeeping Institute
Crisco
Provter & Gamble Co