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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1937
Page
6
The American Legion Auxiliary held its Early Bird banquet Tuesday evening at the Hotel Marvin FHaghitt with ninety three in attendance. Miss Marian Blount acted as toastmaster as guests exchanged songs and gifts and attendees included Berrede Ewing and two gold star mothers.
Relatives from Woonsocket and Lane joined a large crowd of neighbors and friends in Kellogg Township for a mock wedding honoring Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Clauser on November 3. The ceremony, led by Mrs. Louis Eicklekamp and Mrs. Speira, featured train bearers, a wedding march by Frank Speirs, and trumpet music. Mrs. Clauser was Viola Schmidtgaul before marriage.
The Willow Lake Commercial Club met with president W. G. Douglas presiding. Guest speaker George Sherwood addressed tax questions with emphasis on local taxes. The Willow Lake dam project was referred to the county board of commissioners after a government lake survey and pending State Game and Fish Commission input. A separate obituary notes Amos Greenfield, born April 3, 168, who died after diabetes complications. he worked at Albert's livery, then farmed west of town and is survived by siblings. Funeral services set for Friday at the Congregational church with burial in Collins cemetery.
Amos Greenfield aged 56 died at Water town hospital Tuesday afternoon November 9 after admission there. Funeral rites are scheduled Friday in Willow Lake with details released by the family.
Pommer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Pommer residing north of town, was rushed to Watertown hospital Tuesday for appendicitis surgery. She underwent the operation and was reported to be in favorable condition on Wednesday.
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