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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1931
Page
13
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Notice records default on mortgages held by State of South Dakota and Elizabeth Hoover, with foreclosures set for November 18 and November 1931. Describes properties in Beadle County and Huron, with sums due and court details. Also includes local notices about Pleasant Valley Extension Club meetings, community tasks, and illness updates.
Trequois Miss Mary Williams once a high school teacher now in Brookings visited friends over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Harrington hosted their ten nieces the Migge l andon of Watertown for a few days. Mrs R Billing and Lyman plus Dorothy Harrington left for Milwaukee for a week before returning to Denver. Jerry Frahm is slowly recovering from a serious case of pneumonia. The Leland Vessey family of Wessington Springs were guests Sunday at Dr Gross. Lou Annis traveled by truck to Mandan North Dakota with a load of household goods of Hay Whyte. The Morey Donor family left Wednesday for Kansas to settle there. Dan Tyrrel of Bancroft has entered Iroquois high school. R Churchill of the Ford garage is recovering satisfactorily from appendicitis at a Huron hospital Monday. A large attendance heard the mayor’s Monday meeting on forming a relief organization. no firm plans, but support favored.
Local notes report a quilting bee at the home of Mrs Thor Nerland on Thursday afternoon. The column lists visitors, births, travel to Nebraska and Chicago, and a joint program by the Auxiliary and Legion for Arts Day.
Mr and Mrs Meade Bensom from Wessington Springs were weekeral guests at the RK Meade home. The boy scouts went to Miller Saturday for a rally and finished second in total scoring. Pinner was cooked in a grove two miles south of Miller. A birth occurred at Miller hospital on Saturday to Mr and Mrs Gaylord Knox. Mrs Knox had arrived from Siam in August and stayed with her mother Mrs Shearer. Mr Knox is a missionary in Siam and will sail for bad country next spring. Neslad, a teacher, had been visiting his sister for several days. Mr and Mrs James McCool drove to Sedgwick Sunday to visit relatives. Alfred Jones returned with them for a visit.
Highmore Mrs Keffer of Great Falls Mont paused at Theo Witenmyer home for a week with sister in law Sugars while en route to Louisiana to visit her mother. McNamea brothers take over Kiel brothers garage and will stay in Highmore owning Fondellerry farm and continuing the Tearly mail route. E A Bottcher, operator of a local service station, opens a new station at Harrold.
Tulare Earl Thorpe received word Saturday of the sudden death of his mother. Miss Grace Harris spent the weekend at her home. Bessie Davis of Huron visited for a few days with Lila Carter. Mrs. Arthur Price is reported to be slowly recovering from influenza. Roland Marquhardt of Huron visited at his parental home Sunday. Miss Ella Hilkemeier of Aberdeen visited at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs Fred Hilkemeier. Henry Hilkemeier Sr. of Frankfort visiting at the home of his brother Fred. Miss Gwendolyn Nicholl of Aberdeen spent Sunday with her parents, Mr and Mrs Joe Nicholl. Miss Alice Boyd is a guest of Miss Hat He Blame in Mitchell.
Richland Pearl Creek Bay F and transported pigs to Carthage Saturday. L A Bloodgood visited his sister's aunt over the weekend. Mrs Marie Bloodgood returned with him and visits relatives in Richland and her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Meyer of Huron. Mr and Mrs W ich of Fedora and daughter Lerrone, and Mr and Mrs J E Swanson and family of Foresburg visited the Kelicut home Sunday. Richland Missionary Society met with Mrs Fran Johnson of Pearl Creek. Mr John Clark was study leader. Richland W C A will meet November 18 at Mrs George Kellicot’s home. Miss Curie Reynolds, general secretary, plans for the Richland club. A Culver was a Huron caller Tuesday.
Good attendance was reported as plans for the fall bazaar were made. Miss Christopherson led the English classes at a Shakespeare play in Huron Friday evening. A Girl Reserves shower for Mrs. Dick Lowry was held at the J. E. Cross home. Miss Shaffer guided pupils to Wossington to see Making of South Dakota by the Parent-Teacher association. Mrs. Ernestine Freemark returned from visiting Wolsey and Waubay.
Miss Anna Jacobsen hosted the Business and Professional Women's group at a thirty minute dinner Monday evening. A daughter was born November 5 to Mr and Mrs Edward Larson. Mrs Wayne Monroe entertained children at a weiner roast Tuesday evening for her daughter Dean’s sixth birthday.
Osceola Amber White spent the weekend at the Van Tassel home in Bancraft. Lars Ogland and family drove to Nunda on Sunday. My and Mrs. Elmer Herman were callers in Metham Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Watline shopped in Huron Monday. Mrs. P. Jones of Iroquois visits the W. H. Derschied home. Mrs. George Raabe and children Gaylord and Helen Fay of Wessington Sprint visited the John Raabe home.
Raymond residents and visitors share a Sunday of calls and small travels. Families from Clark, Crocker, Aberdeen, and Doland were noted guests at various homes. neighbors and relatives visited farms, shopped, or attended funerals in nearby towns, with several trips to Wagner Winner and Sheffield areas.
Eunice Johnston of Huron visited relatives with her parents Dr. and Mrs. Roy Johnston over the weekend. Mrs Clyde Lester of Mitchell and Mrs Mike Bies and daughter Ruth of Broadland spent a day with Mrs E J Gutz here.
St Lewrente and Gaush fer, of Arlington, waited at the burme of Mrs C L Feree over the weekend and visited fiends in the Sunbeam neighborhood. Mr Charles Willleess entertained the community Aid, at which meciies all.
A jumble of social mentions from Redfield and nearby towns notes visits by Mrs Waller Carr of Omaha with her sister and son Homer, hospitality by Mrs Buckley to the 2. M. club, and a string of relatives visiting from Coin Iowa, Huron and Cottonwood. Mentions of Mrs Schultz of Cottonwood visiting Mr Olson, and a fragmentary item about Mrs C P Binds. A stray line references the Ohio conservation department and sage migration topics.
In a continued feature, Mary and Connie discuss a tense encounter and a possible link to Jupiter money. Dirk hints at trouble with Ethel, and Mary suspects a connection to De Loma, owner of The Fly’s horse, amid Friday race chatter. The page hints at a hidden name and a dangerous web to unravel.
WESSINGTON November 12 Special Members of the Church of Christ Aid Society will hold their annual bazaar at the church on November 20. A sale of handiwork articles a food and baked goods sale and a literary program are planned the main number a play titled Moniver Wanted. No admission charged. REPAIR HALDS ESMOND November 12 Special A new chimney is being built at the township hall with other repairs in progress.
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