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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1935
Page
5
Jackie Cooper stars in Dinky a tale of childhood joys and griefs set beside an adult romance. The film follows a widowed mother sending a boy to military school near an orphanage where he befriends an orphan girl. Fire rescue moment highlights the drama as a Friday Saturday show.
Neighborhood news notes Mrs Bans Clawson hosted an afternoon gathering and lunch. Byron Stagle and family welcomed a son. Walter Beavers and Frank Meek traveled to Sioux City. Vera Herker family visited Doland. Glenn Hubbard and Mrs Beaver marked Mrs Beavers birthday. Alpha Shelton hosted Mother's Day event with Bloom Jeffrey Young families. Matt Alter hosted a large dancing party with Leona Schmidt leading old time music. Final seventh and eighth grade exams were held in all townships this week.
Broadland and nearby families share visits over the weekend with Cord weed, Huron, and DeSmet residents mentioned. Several 4-H club activities, church and social calls are noted, including a play sponsored by the Fairfield girls 4-H and multiple Sunday gatherings at local homes.
Virgil and neighboring residents spent time with relatives in Miller while Mrs. J Guthmitler traveled to Highmore to visit her daughter Mrs Sherm Stern er. Emil Frode and family plan Watertown relocation for work as C J Van Der Aarde and sons conducted weekend business in Pierré. Carl Christenson of Parker visited Dick Wessels Jr. at his home. Virgil home extension club members joined Carlyle club for visitors day meeting at Mrs Leo Ruppel’s home marking the annual event.
Mr and Mrs Harry Fields left Friday for Mothers Day visit at St Clair Minnesota by car. Mrs Emma May from Los Angeles arrived in Huron to visit her ill mother in hospital. Lenore Sutter of Huron spent Mothers Day at home. Edwin Phillips of Huron visited his parents. Born May 11 a son eight pounds eight ounces named Roger Dee. James E Hammer visited his mother Nettie Hammer of Alpena. Mrs George Jukes arrived from the Black Hills to visit relatives. M EK Ladies Aid cleaned the church auditorium Friday. Leroy and Mrs Dubois of Wolsey visited relatives Thursday. Rosamond Zuber spent the weekend at Haven. Helen Pintuck from Huron was home over Sunday.
Danforth farmers report a light week with only one shower and continued plowing for corn and barley. Big Sand Creek dam suffered damage from heavy rains two weeks ago while Spring Lake teachers Winter and Leona Tiedle led students on a sight seeing trip to Huron. Mothers Day program at Pleasant Valley church. Jake Huether bought a registered Hereford bull from Hill herd Alexandria. Duncan Altar Society met to clean the cemetery. lunch by Mrs. Etbauer. Kyle Wills at his mother’s home in Wessington Springs. Arnold Sinkie listed in Buffalo county.
Farmers in Buffalo County list their equipment while Danforth club members met at Joe Wagner’s home on Thursday. A regular dinner was served and several friends celebrated Archie Ciiever’s 39th birthday with pinochle, three tables, ice cream and cake.
Amelia Schmeller has relocated from Hiron to live in her own home again at the Farmers and Merchants Bank area. Mrs Alec McGeechy was summoned to Lennox Friday due to her mother’s serious illness, who died soon after her arrival.
Bonilla Mrs. Earl Russell hosted the Home Extension club at her home with a meat dish demonstration. Lorene May French of Black and several relatives visited brothers Ernest O'Brien Kenneth French and sister Dorothy O'Brien. Mrs. Ralph Sickles and children of Rapid City visited her parents Mr and Mrs R A Kenison, while Mrs Frank Herring underwent surgery at a Huron hospital and is recovering. Mrs Darrold Miller reported improving. Mr and Mrs William Harrington and son of Broadland spent Sunday with A G Winegar. Mr and Mrs W S French and son Elvin of Wolsey spent Saturday with F R O'Brien. Mrs E S Kenyon and son and Mrs Ethel Peterson were Huron visitors Saturday morning. Mr and Mrs Walt Barrick and family attended Alfred Galbreth's funeral Friday afternoon in Wessington. Mr and Mrs Yollak Yollefson and another family spent Saturday in Huron.
Alpena residents Mr. and Mrs. Allan Brigham and De lores, and Morton and Louraine Freeman, drove to Mitchell Friday to see Lyle Freeman in hospital after surgery. Letlie McWilliams and James Hammer of Hitchcock stayed to visit relatives. Sylvia Fiede of Wellington Springs and Raymond Linafelter were Sunday supper guests. Eula Ajisenbrey spent the weekend at home. E. C. Barber and Mrs. Louisa Thompson joined Lewis Meyers for Sunday dinner in Huron. Austin Barber, working in Madison, spent the weekend at home. Mrs. Lyle Freeman returned from Mitchell Sunday to say his condition is satisfactory.
Troquois LLC Brown visited Toledo to see his son Henry. John Hook named city marshal by new mayor J A Hollen beck. Sixteen Boy Scouts camped at Lew Van Tassell farm after school on Tuesday. High school elected officers for next year with Mary Murphy as President and Grover Denman as Vice President. Junior senior banquet held May 15 at Masonic hall. Fern Hook returned from New York.
Sheffield Mrs Victor DeBauche and Mr and Mrs Leroy Dickerson of Bloomington Ill visit her son Lao Ar teman and other relatives. Mrs Claude Blair and two children visit at the home of Mr and Mrs T Boone of Redfield. Doris Chapman, recently in Huron hospital, shows improvement and plans to return home soon. Miss Eunice Johnston helps with house work at the Able home south of Cavour. Nearby schools completed their year’s work.
About 175 people attended a benefit bridge party in Redfield last Friday evening at the Masonic Temple. The event was organized by the Redfield Chapter of the Eastern Star with direction from the Redfield Past Matrons and Patrons association. Reception committee members included Dr J K Kutnewsky and Mrs Kutnewsky, Chas Mariner, Nelle Clark, Lily Sharp, and Bertha Schalkle. Ticket and table committees were led by O A M Monson, Fred Mamon, Sadia Monson, and Jessie …
Humestan and Winnie Curtis hosted a living room decor themed card party with Northwestern Public Service and Coleman Furniture donations. Prizes were awarded to Leota Van Ornum, Mrs Asker, A Dunton, Max Bush, Mrs Ralph Blume, and Josie Blain. Mrs Warner, Redfield lodge head, led theevent for Veldur shrine, with proceeds supporting the convalescent ward at Twin City Shriners hospital.
MERRY DIES DELL RAPIDS May 16 George S Merry former state representative and President of the Minnehaha county farm bureau died here Tuesday night at age 73 He served in the legislature in 1921 Surviving are two sons and two daughters Smoking and drinking is said to cost the average Frenchman 25 annually in taxes.
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