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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1932
Page
11
Local notice shows the Huronite office asking readers to call 4151 to reach the ad taker for classified submissions and ad inquiries. The entry emphasizes direct contact for placing advertisements and related services.
Classified rates for Reader Style inserts range from 1 to 3 insertions at 3c per word and 5¢ per word for additional insertions, with pricing variations depending on space and word count. Prices are listed per word with exact totals provided at submission.
Classified ads note demand for a 191 Ford Coupe in any condition with cash for trade ins. Roy Joplin of Huron is seeking vehicles and urges readers to call 4362. Also mentions various services and notices including mortgage foreclosures, clothing requests, and other classified items, all from Huron Beadle County South Dakota during 1932.
The scene shifts at a busy family gathering as Pratt and Averill size up visitors while Linda hosts guests in the living room. Neighbors and relatives drift through chatter and introductions before dinner, with Bunty remain wary and the family tightens around the unfolding weekend.
Wolsey Mr and Mrs Ralph Zebarth with Zebarths sister Melzina visited their mother in Shin dler, returning Sunday. Miss Alice Pretzer drove to Chamberlain Friday to spend the weekend at home. Mr and Mrs Martin Mullins and baby from Kansas City visit Mullins parents G H Mullins and sisters and their families including R E Storrs of Huron and W L Seeley of Wolsey.
Iroquois Miss Lucile Johnson of Hendricks Minnesota and Miss Mary Williams of Brookings, former night school teachers, came Friday to attend Dakota day activities and returned home Sunday. Mrs Toland and daughters from Seneca visited Mrs Martin and relatives. Miss Robertson of Madison stayed with Miss Muriel McDaniels. The Waldez family of Frankfort visited Bernard and Leo and attended the school carnival. Miss June Cameron of Brookings and Miss Margaret Flowers of Springfield visited their parents. Ardath VanTassel of Brancroft spent the weekend with Maric Brown.
Mrs. T. B. Yegge returned to her home in Dale Friday after spending a month with relatives including Alpena Melvin Eston of oar Wessington, uncle Tom Hayes, and the family.
A Woonsocket business activity was noted Monday with Mr Grotke and partners involved. The scene centers on West Public Service Company and the Mitchells, with Mrs S H Mitchell observed spending time nearby.
Fairfield residents Mrs. Frank Anderson and Mrs. V. Olson attended the farm bureau convention in Aberdeen on Wednesday. Mr. Olson joined the session during the week. Mrs. Charles Walraven is recovering slowly. Economy Extension club met at O. V. Gison home Tuesday afternoon. Miss Verla VanHorne hosted the Hope Ladies Aid on Thursday. Farmers union local gathered at Morrell schoolhouse Friday evening.
Andrew Gere's illness brings a Woonsocket afternoon call as Mrs. M. Briggs travels to Huron to tend her ailing father C. G. Holmberg. A Social club gathering includes Mrs. A. Gere and sewing followed by a supper hosted with Miss Marie Gere. Mrs. G. B. Wilder and Mrs. S. Judy attend the Woonsocket Eastern Star meeting Thursday evening.
Word arrives that Frank C Clegg, treated for sinus infection, has had a second operation and will remain in Chicago two more weeks. Community Aid attendance was good at Mrs Ray Banning’s Thursday gathering. Various locals were visitors or guests across Huron and neighboring towns.
Conde Joe Lenz retires from Aber Geen hospital after an operation and recovery. James Lawrence and family spent Sunday with relatives at Yale. Miss Margaret Norton returned from Minnesota visits. Delmar Chaon and sister Eldwin visit grandmother in Chicago. Mr and Mrs Joan Owens and daughter Leone wintering in California. Epworth League hosted a Halloween party at church parlors with games and refreshments. Freshman and sophomore banquet held at church parlors. Spink county extension club banquet in Conde with about 30 guests and a program. More than 500 percent of all flowers worldwide are red or shades of red.
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