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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1930
Page
5
Wolsey and area residents attended numerous gatherings this week including Legion auxiliary meetings, church socials, and a Royal Neighbors event. Highlights include Wolsey high school's Friday carnival with a one act play Everybody Happy, and visits by local families to relatives in St Lawrence and DeWitt.
Ree Heights residents and visitors share weekend visits and travel to nearby towns. Several households welcomed relatives from Draper, Huron, Alpena and Wessington Springs while church activities featured special music and an Armistice address. Local events include Cedar Core Trinity club's Friday program, and Cedar Ladies Aid December hosting duties.
Wessington residents attend Odd Fellows smoker and a busines trip to Minneapolis is reported. School pupils enjoy a Thanksgiving week break while teachers head to the State Teachers convention at Sioux Falls. Local marriages include Tom DeHaven and Helen Shuitheis. Hospitalization and moving notices span Dessonville, Buchanan, and local housing changes.
Osceola residents report visits and movements including George Harberg and Forrest Danforth in Osceola Tuesday afternoon. Estle Mary leaves for Ethan to spend winter with family. Harry Derschied farm sale ended with moving to relatives. Farmers Union group boarded up the dance hall windows. Paul Koster and Frank Batgar were business callers. Loretta Schleuter missed school due to illness.
Wayland Mr and Mrs S A Patterson left Thursday for Shenandoah Ia where they were called by the death of Mr Patterson's mother. Mr and Mrs C J Johanson and sons were Sunday guests at the A M Anderson home. 2 Mr and Mrs Jack Sisk and daughters were visitors at the Floyd Winegar home Sundays. Mr and Mrs Fred Brown and family took dinner at the Clark Anderson home. The complete set of farm buildings are being painted on the farm occupied by Lee Lacey. Mr and Mrs R C Wood of Wessington Springs visited relatives here over the week end.
Community notices report Ames church services held at Robison school each night this week. Items mention Joe Arbogast taking children to Dr Paddleford for infection treatment and Mrs Winfred Deardorff’s illness at home.
Mrs F J Weber Mrs J C Hagin Mrs W D Johnson and Miss Cora Schroedee were Huron visitors last week. The Tamblyns of Westington Springs visited William Tattlelym’s family this week and Mrs E J Tamblyn returned to Westington Springs. Trudge and Mrs M Moriarty moved to Milton Junction Iowa after a long stay with daughter Gertrude Moriarty. Edward Weber James Mullin and Delmar Spicer Brookings College students visited home. The McCulen family visited Sioux Falls last week and their son Wallace McCullen coaches there. Attorney J T McCullen accompanied them.
Alpena reports extend mail route No. 2 with a four mile expansion. WCTU institute at M. E. church with Rev. J E Washburn address on Christian Citizenship. Local visits include Kee Heights and Carthage relatives. A newborn at Koerner home and various illnesses and injuries noted. Boy Scout hike and campfire, pliers injury to Laverne Sheffield eye treatment. Chevrolet dealers trip to Fargo ND. Progressive club and Ladies Aid meetings plus Fur Trade and Indians South Dakota talks. Multiple local visits, dinners, and bridge gathering wrap the period.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society met with Mrs. A. J. Brigham as host, joined by Mrs. J. W. Murphy and Mrs. J. D. Funkess. Program led by Mrs. W. J. Page with devotionals by Mrs. J. E. Washburn. Miss Clara Eaton conducted the Mystery Box followed by a lunch.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid bazaar and supper in Bancroft raised about 30 from supper and 180 from donations auction. Nearby clergy and residents from Madison Brookings Huron met to discuss South Dakota National Missions activities. Numerous local families and visitors were listed as attending or traveling, with several funerals and visits noted across the week.
Guests at the Dan Costello home included Helen Barnes Frances Walker and George Barnes of Watertown Calvin Barnes of Cresbard and William Mellon. They left for home Monday afternoon.
Broadland residents and nearby towns report social visits to the R C Barber home. An I O O F hall dance drew a good crowd every two weeks. Several locals attend funerals and football games in Huron and Brookings amid travel and family updates.
Miller County Judge Pangburn of Faulkton and family visits occurred this week at the home of his son Dr. M W Pangburn during a return trip from Town. Frank Love and R A Nord, both from Faulkton, traveled to Sioux Falls and nearby areas last week. Mr and Mrs Rastous Anderson toured Sioux Falls this week. Mrs R H Graham and her young son visited relatives in Ree Heights last week. Walter Fisher a Mitchell student stayed with his parents there last week. Judge and Mrs Frank R Fisher along with Mr and Mrs B C Dow of Sioux Falls visited here last week at the F J Weber home. Mr and Mrs Ival McManus of Belle Fourche visited here last week.
Mr. Rogers left his truck in Aberdeen for repairs and returned home with Albert Rogers Tuesday evening. Bob Terney and A. H. Betters are doing carpentry on the Robert Lytle farm this week. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lytie of Huron visited the Cart Better home Sunday.
Polo residents work hard to boost the town bazaar while play practice for Yellow Shadow proceeds thrice weekly. A wedding anniversary event at Seth Schaefer home honors three couples Mr and Mrs Schaefer Mr and Mrs Schlech ter and Mr and Mrs Stecker with Mary Schaefer formerly Mrs Steck er. The couples, nearly fifty years married, marked a rare double ceremony and celebrate annually. most children returned for the anniversary.
Blunt Curtis Westover and Miss Margaret O'Brian of Aberdeen visited at the Higgins home Sunday. Mr and Mrs W S Barkdoll, here for farming, leave for Nebraska to spend the winter. Mr and Mrs G N Carlson spent Sunday in Huron. Mrs C P Thompson of Rapid City visited Mrs Thompson's parents, Mr and Mrs J C Higgins. Albert Furlow left for Sioux Falls to attend Rural Letter Carriers meeting, returned via Artesian and Wessington Springs. Next P T A meeting set for Thursday evening in the high school auditorium with Blunt residents in charge and Esther Mikkleson of Harrold to play piano. Mr and Mrs Arthur Geyer visited Iroquois Saturday and returned Sunday. R J Hanson shipped a carload of horses to Everly, Iowa, Tuesday morning. John Kirch family moved from the Garver house to Mrs Harlie Kramer’s east town. Mrs Anna Gunsalus and son Irving.
The Hargrave Leeper House Klein schmidt and Feigney families enjoyed a picnic on Farm Island south of Pierre. They were joined by Nesland Mix May and Edson of Pierre. John Jolly relocated from Roach place in Blunt to Ed Simmons cottage near the White Eagle Service station along a trail west.
Harrold Otto Hoffman visiting brother Will Hoffman after purchasing Vickerman farm. Denzin family relocates to a southwest Gretta township farm. Donald Marso and Miss Vivian Hanson wed and reside with her parents in Sully county. parents in California. Vernard Marso returns from Black Hills with elk and deer. H Gorman ill. family delay for California trip. Verna Rau and Adolph Engelcke wed in Miller. plan to live there. Sam J. Wipf buried east of Ouida. cancer noted as cause. High school basketball season opens next week with 16 games in the local schedule.
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