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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1930

Page

8

Neighborhood News From Benson and Surrounding Towns

The item reports a weekend trip by M and Mrs I B Benson and family with Mrs Robert Phelps and Mrs Benson s mother Mrs Burman of Huron. Sunnyside local held a meeting at the Benson schoolhouse Friday night. James Crabb returned to Huron to resume work at the Northwestern railway shops. Mr and Mrs Fegisang of Huron and Mr and Mrs George Urban Jr were Sunday dinner guests at the Alpines home. Edward der Saturday Mrs Oscar McFung and son Wesley with ce Johnston attended Sunday service in Huron. Mr and Mrs Bert Phelps and Del Ria Woolstrich of Huron were guests at the J E Bens a home Sunday.

Edward der Oscar McFung Wesley Ce Johnston Huron Atr Bert Phelps Del

Local Society Notes from Thursday and Sunday Visits

Mrs. A. McDer entertained the 5 C club Thursday afternoon at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Bieger and Hazel Bieger visited at the Will Rudy home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Cust Schmidt and son were at the Herman Schmidt home south of Sunday. Miss Hazel Bieger was called to Huron Tuesday morning to care for Mr. McDonough who suffered a paralytic stroke. Mr. J. J. Bottomley and family visited at J. H. Bottomley home in Huron Sunday. Mrs. Kelley is reported to be improving and expects to return home soon.

Mes. A. McDer 5. C. Club Bieger Hazel Bieger Will Rudy Cust Schmidt Herman Schmidt Huron McDonough J. J. Bottomley J. H. Bottomley Kelley

Esmond Community News Briefs Highlight Events

Esmond residents share a busy week with visitors and outings. Mrs Nina Garener hosted a Halloween party for her pupils, while Mrs Wilbur Ohlsences attended with guests. Mr and Mrs R Bliss visited the Gae family in Manchester. Augusta Tillberg and Esther cared for daily duties in Eenagd. Jeffers and daughter vacationed in Esmond with relatives last week. Reedy and Opal joined the Redfields and PJ Young in Clark for a Saturday meeting. Gus Kellin and helpers from Omaha staunched work on the Esmond water tab exterior. Mrs George Coleman, longtime Esmond resident, died October 24 in a Denver hospital after pneumonia. her husband died years earlier and helped organize the Esmond State Bank. Goddard and Redfield duck hunted at Wess Springs on Tuesday. Esmond School program date set for Friday evening November 21. Yates and Kenneth Trasper shopped in Huron Saturday. Esmond Rebekah Lodge met Tuesday afternoon. “Cootie” was played at tables. lunch by Hannah and Goddards. Mrs Charles Schultz with Dana Franks spent weekend in Esmond. they planned to winter in Huron.

Nina Garener Wilbur W. M. Redfield PJ Young Clark Gus Kellin Omaha Esmond George Coleman Denver Esmond State Bank G. F. Goddard W. B. Redfield Wessington Springs Irs Yates Kenneth Trasper Huron Esmond Rebekars Robert Hannah Frank Goddard Charles Shultz Dana Franks Schultz

Bonilla extends club plans and holiday events

Bonilla Willing Workers Extension Club met with Mrs Frank James on Monday for a Christmas gifts demonstration by Mrs Baptist Mrs F Hamilton Mrs Wilford Martin and Mrs W Hamilton Lunch was served by Mrs James with help from Mrs Frank OBrien and Mrs Barthleman Plans were made for a party at the Victor Baptist home Saturday evening November 15 Also visitors Mr and Mrs Nobles of Bristol staying near Hugh McKichan home While the community Halloween party at the hall drew a large crowd a program followed by refreshments and old time dancing A carload of cattle was shipped to Sioux City by L M Bussell Harold Neuzem and family traveled to Iowa to visit relatives

Bonilla Bonilla Willing Workers Extension Club Frank James Baptist F. Hamilton Wilford Martin W. Hamilton James Frank O'Brien Barthleman Victor Baptist Home Nobles Bristol Nobie Lahren Hugh McKichan Ross Palmer Clyde Palmer B. Lightner Wolsey L. M Bussell Sioux City Harold Neuzem Iowa

St Lawrence Ladies Aid Meets and Local Visits

The St. Lawrence Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Frank Clegg on Thursday. Mrs. L Waddington is in Mitchell hospital with her baby son who is seriously ill with mastoid. The St. Lawrence Endeavor society hosted a pheasant party at Walter Williams home. Edith Moore and Miller’s sister visited J E Cross home. Louis Stedman and two sons Warren and Reginald, and Sid Fritts with their wives dined at Will Hart’s home in Wayland on Wednesday. Jim Carter remodels McPhail house. Thurman Dennis hosted his Sunday school class of girls for a Halloween party Friday. Frank Teller and family came from Arlington to attend the Wiggins sale in Sunbeam vicinity and visit here. Teller returned home Thursday with Mrs Tellar staying through Saturday. Arthur Bartlett of Edgemont S D and wife visit John Bartlett’s home. the two Mrs Bartletts are sisters and their husbands are brothers.

St. Lawrence Ladies Aid Frank Clegg L. Waddington Mitchell Hospital St. Lawrence Christian Endeavor Society Walter Williams Edith Moore Miller J. E. Cross Louis Stedman Warren Reginald Sid Fritts Will Hart Wayland Jim Carter McPhail Thurman Dennis Frank Teller Arlington Wiggins Sunbeam Tellar Mrs. Tellar Arthur Bartlett Edgemont John Bartlett

Bancroft Winter News Brimming With Travel Illness and Play

Bancroft residents welcomed Bancroft winter visitors from Sauk Centre and New England while announcing illness and deaths including E B Goodyear father in Sheldon Iowa and A J Anderson of Sioux City. Local events featured school programs, Halloween activities, influenza cases, and a well received faculty play Cyclone Sally with notable performances and a charity haul over 11 dollars.

Weekend Travels and Local Visits Mentioned

Iroquois Wilma Carter returns from Madison to visit for the weekend while attending college. Harvey Best and wife from Huron spend Sunday at the Liddle home. Williams, Johnson, Murphy, and Albright attend events in Huron and Carthage. Krumm and Walder attend a Huron Mitchel game. James Crawford and son head to Nunda South Carolina to stay with an aunt. Flowers family move to a farm. Funeral of John Fay held.

Wilma Carter Madison Harvey Best Huron C. T. Liddle Williams and Johnson Miss Murphy Miss Albright Carthage Krumm V Walder Mitchel James Crawford James, Jr Nunda S. C John Flowers John Fay

Sanchez couple undertakes trip for government examination

The report notes Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sanchez left for Hot Springs Tuesday night. Sanchez, an ex service man, applied for government compensation and is going to Hot Springs for an examination. June Cameron has recovered enough to return to school. Burial occurred in the Catholic cemetery after a Monday morning church service.

Lee Sanchez Hot Springs Sanchez June Cameron

Local Aberdeens weekend visits and births noted

Aberde en residents Mr and Mrs Merle Owens visited Mrs Owens parents Mr and Mrs R M Walker in Conde. A son was born October 14 to Prof and Mrs G T Weldon. Roy Davis farewell party with a thermos bottle. Hospitalization for Mrs Bert Barrie after appendix operation. Donald R Cowen and Miss Myri Robinson wed at Aberdeen. Page shares multiple Aberdeen area social updates and town happenings.

Merle Owens Aberdeen Frank Hall, Jr Mike Melia Conde Roy Davis Charles Schultz August Schultz James Cutshaw Bert Barrie

What A Woman Should Weigh For Her Height And Age

An advertisement outlines ideal weights for women aged 35 to 39 across heights from 4 feet 0 inches to 5 feet 9 inches. It suggests cutting pies pastries and candy for four weeks, eating lean proteins and vegetables, and taking Kruschen Salts each morning to lose fat. It promotes Kruschen Salts sold at Longstaff Drug Co and others, claiming quick, safe results in four weeks.

Longstaff Drug Co H. A. Perriton's Uerner Drug

Crandall Area Halloween Events Highlight School Activities

The report notes a Friday football practice injury and the annual senior Halloween party at the school house on Saturday for students and faculty. Freshmen were initiated. A shadow social occurred at the Northwest Oak Gulch schoolhouse, four and a half miles north of Crandall Saturday night with Miss Hilma Johnson teaching.

Northwest Oak Gulch Crandall Hilma Johnson

Pie social at Center Spring Hills netted 1675 dollars

Ree Heights reports a Halloween eve pie social at the Center Spring Hills school house raising 1675 dollars for phonograph records. Helen and Carolyn Suhn stayed with the John Lingshells. Mr. and Mrs. Lake of Redfield visited their daughter Mrs. Julius Funk on Sunday.

Center Spring Hills Helen Carolyn Suhn John Lingshell Mrs. Lake Redfield Julius Funk

Local notes and social updates from town events

G Roesles and Edna Roesler went to North Dakota on Wednesday for business. Mrs Thomas Burrell of Chicago visiting daughter Mrs Harrison Colling called at Henry Scott and James Hall homes. Stanley Grace of Alpena visited relatives over the weekend. Cedar hall rally Thursday evening drew a large crowd. L H Cowan hauls barley to elevator with two trucks. Farmers report corn picking nearly done with 27 to 30 bushels per acre. Mr and Mrs Henry Scott and Philip Schilz visited W E Webster home in Harvard Sunday. Cedar Ladies Aid bazaar and chicken supper Friday evening November 12. Mr and Mrs G J Herts were Miller visitors Sunday. Ladies Aid dinner and corn show planned for November 21. Mrs Mire L H Cowan and Mrs Jack Reiser with son Francis have diphtheria. Mrs Meckel, Mrs W H Shearer and Mrs Nettie Gardner drove to Hur Friday with Rev Meckel returning. N Herbert Fielder returned to Yankton early week after helping at town home. Velma Clemens reportedly ill. Friends and neighbors gave a surprise birthday party for Mrs Douglas Scott Thursday evening. Pat Newcomb of Yale was a recent visitor. Mr and Mrs James Wenrick building a small house in town and will move back soon.

E. B. Goodyesr Sheldon Mr. Goodyear Ludwig Carpenter and Dempster Rabenburg Frank Kenney New England N. D Monnday A. J. J. Anderson Sioux City Mr. Anderson Banoro Marjory Jencks Sarabeth Proper Lois + Peterson Madison Lois and Ardeth van Tassel Ruth Muilenburg Susie Huffman C. H. Custerd Caroline Jones Town Avenue Jones Hazel Spencer Rosedale Ed Hinderman Garth Edward R. ?. Havenya Henry Fred Peterson Harold Stemple der Emet Edy Beaninga Halverson School Rolf Dirksen Mel Henry Dirksen Irene O Brien Joe Welsh Frank Ward Allen Tobey Cyclone Sally Bancroft Scott Boys Glee Club Jessie Harris Mabel Nelson Fred Gellerman Prof. Scott Mrs. Scott Plana G. Roesles Edna Roesler North Dakota Thomas Burrell Chicago Harrison Colling Henry Scott James Hall Stanley Grace Alpena Cedar Hall L. H. Cowan Philip Schilz Harvard W. E. Webster Cedar Ladies Aid Yankton Velma Clemens Douglas Scott Pat Newcomb Yale James Wenrick

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