May 5 Births and Social Roundup In Forestburg
In Forestburg a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Oscar Strand on May 5. A social breakfast at Ruskin Park entertained seniors and teachers hosted by Mr and Mrs G G Prunty. Miss Hazel Fouberg suffers rheumatism and several Germen measles cases appeared. Ivan Fouberg homesick with influenza. Mothers Day service planned at Presbyterian church with special music. Senior class play The House of the Flashing Light set for May 22 at the city auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestburg
Oscar Strand
G. G. Prunty
Ruskin Park
Hazel Fouberg
Ivan Fouberg
Art Farnam
Presbyterian Church
Mesdaraes Roberts
Wilder
Talley
Clara Fairfield
Orpha Lee
M. Dean
A. Younders
Mitchell
City Auditorium
Social visitors and travelers visit local residents
A series of short notes recounts residents returning from Los Angeles and Clinton Minnesota trips, visits by Alma Thomas to Washington Iowa, Dr and Mrs Bierman attending a South Dakota meeting, and Mrs C K Neff hosting guests for Mrs Bierman. George Erwin improving after illness. others plan to return home later in the week.
Hand Injury Repaired as Man Recovers From Accidental Catch
Kenneth Paulsen Vavland suffered a painful hand wound while fixing a spring. eight stitches were required on his right hand after catching it between the wae and jack. He was taken to a hospital for treatment. In other news, rain kept Sunday attendance modest at Wayland Union Sunday School but the program pleased attendees and members of the Girl Reserve club handed out paper roses. A daughter arrived Sunday May 18 to Mr and Mrs Albert Hanson at Mrs C P Douglas's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vavland
Kenneth Paulsen
Wayland Union
Girl Reserve Club
Albert Hanson
C. P. Douglas
Raymond Area Birth and Death Notices Chronicle Family Ties
Raymond Friends of Mr and Mrs John Erling of South Shore formerly Ray Biotic are parents of a son born May Mr and Mrs Fred Renecke of Wester were guests at John Loomis home Tuesday C J Erling stopped at Raymond en route to Pierre to bid on gravel settings this week He visited E F Erling and family Mrs M J Schurrer and daughter Joar and J W Schurrer of Clyde Park Mont arrived early Tuesday for the funeral of their father L J Schurrer Friends of Mr and Mrs George Kent of Bailey Lala mourn the death of their only child Lisette aged 13 on Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
John Erling
South Shore
Ray Biotic
Fred Renecke
Wester
John Loomis
C. J. Erling
Pierre
E. F. Erling
M. J. Schurrer
Joar
J. W. Schurrer
Clyde Park
Mont
George Kent
Bailey Lala
Lisette
Local residents visit relatives and attend events in South Dakota
Dol and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Sickles and daughter Nancy Ann visited Mrs Sickles parents Mr and Mrs Charles Bosely in Huron. Mr and Mrs Charles Hahn announce the birth of a son. Miss Coralyne Riche left for Aberdeen to visit her sisters Hattie Riche and Mrs Jetunie Becker Jr. The Browns and son Robert spent Sunday at their Lake Katempeska cottage in Watertown. M J Twiss and J Leveson attended a South Dakota Bankers association banquet in Huron. Twiss reelected to executive committee. M J Seaman left for his Sully county ranch for a weeks stay. Mr and Mrs W C Welter and son of Huron visited Mrs Welter's parents. Fred Smith transacted business in Clark. A J Riske and Arthur Paine were Clark callers. G J Hubin, Mrs Arthur Wolverton and Hilda Gress visited Watertown. Teddy Paul drove to Huron to fetch his sister Vesta from college in Mankato. Dr Peterson attended a dental association meeting in Buron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Bierman
E. A. Bierman
Minneapolis
Bierman
Huron
South Dakota
B. A. Bierman
J. Wilson
George Stebbins
Aberdeen
George Erwin
Clinton, Minn
Charles Hahn
Coralyne Riche
Hattie Riche
Jetunie Becker, Jr
P. L. Brown
Robert
Watertown
Lake Katmpeska
M. J. Twiss
John Leveson
South Dakota Bankers Association
Twiss
M. J. Seaman
Sully County
W. C. Welter
Welter
O. A. Bhult
Fred Smith
Clark
A. J. Riske
Arthur Paine
Iuntiness
G. J. Hubin
Arthur Wolverton
Hilda Gress
Teddy Paul
Vesta
Mankato
Minn
Peterson
Buron
Dental Association
Obituary notes and school events from Deland daily life
W H Tilley dies after parastic stroke and burial to Albany Wis. survivors include two children and three brothers. Harlan Thorsen visits Brookings for weekend. Deland seniors present class play The Nut Farm under Frances Porter. Track team from Deland wins relay at Aberdeen meet. Degree of Honor honors Arthur Laurence with 76th birthday party. Deland high school operetta Pickles under Berths Sherwood well attended. Otto Kitzman and others head to Canada fishing trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Tilley
Albany
Wis
Nate 5S
Tilley
Beloit
Paul Lemmel
Madison
John
Wallace and
Mortimer
Harlan Thorsen
Brookings
Lloyd Riddie
Raymond
Del
Ealler
Don Cole
Redfield
Deland
Deland High School
Nut Farm
Frances Porter
White
Aberdeen
Arthur Laurence
John Leveson
Andrew Jensen
Rennie
Herman Hahn
Miss Berths Sherwood
Otto Kitzman
Glen Clark
Norm Lockwood
Harold Sherwood
Canada
Family visits and Saturday fishing trips noted in Conde area
Conde residents travel to spend Mother's Day with Mrs. Mary Rogers in Conde and return by Sunday. Friends George Kewitt and George Stephens report a good catch from a fishing trip. Wendell Somers and Glen Clark motor to Big Stone Minnesota to fish with Meribel Stephens accompanying to Milbank. Various locals, including L C Fix of Ipswich, visit Conde on business and relatives gather for Sunday visits with mothers and friends. Bob Hynes and Frank Wettstein visit Aberdeen Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conde
Charles Laughlin
Roger
Park and Richard
Sioux Falls
Elina
Viborg
Mellette
T. F. Dunn
Leigh Seaman
Baby of Warner
Mary Hogers
George Bradley
Bob Hynes
Frank Wettstein
Aberdeen
Masons Honor Departing Member as Community News Notes
Special meeting of Troquois The Masons honored B. J. Skarloken who is moving to Ontario Oregon with his family. Mumps are spreading locally with Russell Stoner among the ill. H. L. Harington, who served on a federal Aberdeen jury, returned home. Mrs. Lloyd and Mrs. Coleman visitors and hospital cases noted. Elementary grades hosted surprise picnics for Mildred Skarloken and Bonnie Bess. Rev. J. St. Hunter returned from Arlington after attending district conference and Epworth League Institute activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troquois the Masons
B. J. Skarloken
Ontario
Ore
Russell Stoner
H. L. Harington
Aberdeen
Lloyd
Coleman
Eagle Grove
Huron
Elmer Walters
Nolan
P. B. Bishop
Sioux Falls
Bishop
Mildred Skarloken
Bonnie Bess
J. St. Hunter
Arlington
Kampeska Epworth League Institute
Lane Miss Lulu Bors Confined After Car Gathering
Lane Miss Lulu Bors stayed home for several days following a gathering in her car. Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Theis visited Sunday at the Louie Johnson home near Lane. Mrs. George Winters and daughter Lucile spent Friday with Miss Helen in Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Lulu Bors
P. W. Theis
Louie Johnson
George Winters
Lucile
Helen
Huron
Visits and family rounds mark Woonsocket weekend
Mr and Mrs Roy Butz and sons visited at the Chris Hansen home in Woonsocket Sunday. Harald May traveled from Gettysburg for a short parental visit, returning Tuesday. Mrs F B Dodd hosted women in honor of her daughter Mrs Alex Feay of Sioux Falls. Esther Bauman aided at the Butz home. Mr and Mrs M L Rober and child from Sharpsville Ind arrived Sunday to stay with Mr and Mrs 5 H May. Dr Roler attended a dentists convention in Huron Monday and Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Bob Payne and family came from Lemmon Friday to visit Mr Payne’s parents in Lane, returning Tuesday. A group including Mr and Mrs Brodkorb and others enjoyed a 6 o’clock dinner at the P W Theix home Saturday. Joe Solberg and mother, Joe Derrick, Wrona, and Alice Miles returned Sunday from Coal Springs Md for the funeral of Grover Miles, Wynona and Alize’s father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Butz
Woonsocket
Chris Hansen
Harald May
Gettysburg
F. B. Dodd
Alex Feay
Misa Esther Bauman
Butz
M. L. Rober
Yes
Sharpsville
Ind
Rober
Dr. Roler
Huron
Bob Payne
Lemmon
Mr. Payne
Lane
Mirs. Brodkorb
B. Dodd
Local Notes On Wessington Springs Visit And Travel
Walsey Lorene Christopherson spent Sunday at her parents’ home in Wessington Springs. Her father brought her back Monday. H Cheney and son Pat planned to haul a truck from Wagner but mud delays stayed them. Mr and Mrs S J Chenoweth of Hu Ten visited Mr Chenoweth’s parents here. H Q Cheney drove to Mitchell then to Sioux Falls on business. Mrs Irwin Blumke shows satisfactory recovery at Mitchell hospital and hopes to return home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsey Lorene Christopherson
Wessington Springs
H. ©. Cheney
Pat
Wagner
J. Chenoweth
Hu- Ten
H. QO. Cheney
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Irwin Blumke
Death notices and rural county farming updates in Danforth area
News item records the death of Mrs Fannie Kintigh Phillips in Washington with survivors including husband and four children. It also notes local farming activity such as corn shelling and hog hauling by Danforth area residents, a rural school meeting postponed due to bad roads, and residents recovering from illness. Names include Danforth, Hiland, Wayland, Miller, Webster, Buffalo County, and Osage area references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volia
Howard Morrison
Dan Hellaman
Eddie Weber
Wayland
Hand County
Pete Geiver
John Larsen
Hiland
Milles
Local visitors and community activities noted in Wesington
Bonilla and Mr. and Mrs. Merton Aldrich of Wesington visited Tuesday night. Dorothy Syring and Luella Stewart spent the weekend with Miss Syring’s parents. Howard Miller and family visited Agar. Leo Young of Timber Lake visited parents. Baccalaureate services were held at the church with Mrs Mills delivering the address. A Christian Endeavor party was held in the church basement. The school board met Tuesday night. Delbert Atkinson missed school due to measles. Grace Russell traveled to Pierre for a Royal Neighbor convention. Cemetery association met Monday. Mrs. Jack Sleuter has recovered enough to be about. Mr. and Mrs. John Miller were in Huron Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonilla
Merton Aldrich
Wessington
Misa Dorothy Syring
Luella ‘Stewart
Miss Syring
Howard Miller
Agar
Leo Young
Timber Lake
Frank Young
Mills
Delbert Atkinson
Grace Russell
Pierre Wednes
Cemetery Association
Jack Sleuter
John Miller
Huron
Local notes from Holabird and vicinity
Virgil Schultz returns to Holabird to work on a farm. Mrs Edris Fulton brings daughter Betty Jane to Hur for a doctor visit and car overhaul. Mrs Olsen attends sister’s funeral then returns to Lime Springs Iowa. Mr and Mrs Speirs visit Ree Heights with relatives. Girls sewing club meets and makes dresses. Mothers day program postponed due to rain and will occur next Sunday. Anderson yards demo well attended last week. Mrs Cowles, formerly Maud Denison, visits from Colorado. Ladies Aid meets at church basement. binch served by Mrs Fanger, Speirs and Hebron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alay Schultz
Holabird
Edris Fulton
Betty Jane
Hur
Harry Sexton
Olsen
Lime Springs
Anderson_yards
Cowles
Maud Denison
Colorado
Ladies Aid
Fanger
Speirs
Hebron
Binch
Cavour Notes Include Medical, Social, and Business Items
Cavour J H Alvey had his tonsils removed in Alpena last week. Richland M E choir performed at a revival in Cavour. Mrs Augusta Sikorra owns a windmill on her northeast Cavour property. Cavour Lumber builds a brood er house for Mrs Joh Clarke Richland township, bringing the season total to 23. Merle Baker returns from Canada after college studies. Geraldine Hendrick and Hazel Lindskugel visiting Woonsocket. Locals Lindskugel visited Luzerne Colwell. Roy Nolan and Ervin Zell parties traveled to Hammed to visit Zell's relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Alvey
Alpena
Richland
Merle Baker
Canada
Merle
Geraldine Hendrick
Hazel
Lindskugel
Woonsocket
Luzerne Colwell
Roy Nolan
Ervin Zell
Hammed
Zell
Elder Bros Cattle Shipment Reported for Sioux City Market
Elder Bros. moved a carload of cattle to the Sioux City market on Tuesday. Mrs. E A Currier returned to Riverside Tuesday to care for Mrs. Watson who was badly hurt in a fall some time ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elder Bros
Sioux City
E A. Currier
Riverside
Watson
Tulare Social Roundup Improves Community Ties
The senior class and Miss Esta Thoms on traveled to Redfield for a group photo and show, then gathered at Harvey Scott home with refreshments served by Mrs. Scott and others. Mrs. Mary Schultz hosts her sister Mrs. H H Binger this week. Evangelical Women’s Union met at Carl Hilkemeier home. Tulare Service Station sold to Dean Darlington last week. Mrs. John Delaney of Redfield visited her parents, August and Mrs. Binger. Mr. and Mrs. August Rocher visited Redfield Wednesday. M E Ladies Aid held regular meeting and supper at church parlor Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esta Thomson
Redfield
Harvey Scott
Scott
Roy Binger
Ed Binger
Mary Schultz
H. H. Binger
Evangelical Women's Union
Carl
Hitchcock Then W C A Holds Regular Meeting At Sutter Home
The Hitchcock W C A met at Maxine Sutter’s home after school with Edna Meyer Linella Rewstern assisting. Miss Reynolds and Mrs Hocking of Huron led the session and Mrs Camie Davis spoke to the girls. Interior decorating at Sutter’s store finishes a clean open layout with ivory ceilings and cream walls painted by Frank Gould. Friday’s heat drew many outside for picnics, including A F Armstrong family and Alex Gross family by the river. high school girls shared picnic lunches in nearby groves. Mrs Pauline James hosted friends from Huron on Wednesday. guests included several named ladies who shopped in Huron Thursday afternoon. Albert Payne bought a Ford truck and left Friday for Gregory to work on state roads hauling gravel. Malcom Van Buskirk bought a Chevrolet truck and left Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Sutter
Edna Meyer
Linella Rewstern
Miss Reynolds
Hocking
Huron
Camie Davis
Sutter
Frank Gould
A. F. Armstrong
Alex Gross
Pauline James
W. M. Farmer
Delia Lund
Ed Miller
Fillis
Mulvaney
F. M. Webb
Albert Payne
Gregory
Malcom van Buskirk
Hayes Lucas yards to be discontinued to Crandon and Redfield
Gregory to commence work on the state highway. The Hayes Lucas Lumber yards at Crandon will be discontinued and material moved to Hayes Lucas yards here. Some will go to Redfield. Haul will continue about three weeks as manager Lol Romey stated. Mrs. George Rodman hosted four grade teachers for a 6 oclock dinner. Glen Moore left for Gregory to work on the highway after buying a truck. Jacob Price shipped a carload of horses to a fox farm. Hitchcock approves street grading and graveling three blocks west of the street. Williams Monumental installing grave markers at Altoona cemetery for the Ben Anderson family plot. Two Italian scientists report silkworms spin more silk when music played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory
Hayes Lucas
Vivian Meyer
Esther Whitney
Sophia Xreitman
Claudia Lempke
Glen Moore
Greg
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Lloyd Sickles
Nancy Ann
Sic- Hee
Charles Bosely
Moscow
Russia
Red Square
Lenin
Virgil
Cavour
Hitchcock
Free Film
Olin Studio
Jim Schultner
Bummer
D. Urquhart & Sons, Inc
Puvarge
Coney Island
Franks
Fashion Plate
Gordon
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