Virgil church services and upcoming events noted
Wolsey Dr Hoagland led the Virgil Methodist service. The Virgil Ladies Aid plans a November 21 bazaar and lunch. Mrs Maynard of Weassington Springs spoke at Sunday school on The Believing Centurion. Farm Union Dearborn locals to meet December 5 for Rev Washburn lecture on The Civil War in South America in Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Hall
R. W. Groothius
Kansas City
Missouri
Groothius
J. L. Sproull
Morgan
Huron
Farmers Union Dearborn
Pleasant Hill
Fred Larsen
J. £. Washburn
Alpena
South America
Brazil
Washburn
Bene fit Party and Social Updates From Doland
The Eastern Star chapter held a benefit party in the Iodge rooms Friday with junior and senior classes invited. Cards, luncheon, and dancing followed until late evening. Families and relatives are noted visiting and traveling between Doland Waubay Mellette Trenton and Aberdeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doland
Eastern Star
Iodge
C. J. Schmitz
Coralyne Riche
Waubay
A. C. Riche
George Quinn
Cavour Social and Business Visits Highlight Week
Cavour hosted a flurry of visitors and calls including FL M Smith from Carpenter, George Kuehn, Chris Eckman, Thomas Curtis from Custer, Fred Otto from Logan, Bert York of Huron, Paul J Walter and Geo Gross of Lake Byron. Grace Lyngen announced a Thanksgiving program at Beall school. Local residents and groups also held Sunday visits and M B Ladies Aid plans a Thursday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavour
M. W. A. Lodge
FL M. Smith
Carpenter
George Kuehn
J. H. Alvey
Lebanon
Thos. Bloodgood
Chris Eckman
Thomas Curtis
Custer Township
Fred Otto
Logan Township
T. J. Hagen
Huron
William Lackey
George Smith
Manchester
F. E. Johnson
Carl Maass
I. A. Huhn
M. B. Ladies Aid
George Small
C. E. Buchanen
Geo. Robinson
Marion Ducasler
G. PB. Verck
Murphy Minear Foods
Community Folks Visit Relatives and Travel Nearby
Osceola residents Mr. and Mrs. H C Schleuter and family with the Elmer Walters visited relatives in Canistota Sunday. Paul Koster bought a new Chevrolet coach Saturday. Mrs. C Clarambeau’s father Ben nett improved after a serious illness. R A Levander of DeSmet visited his nephew Raymond Walline Monday. The Davises and the Danforths visited at the Ira Merick home south of Iroquois Sunday. C Danforth drove to Bancroft Tuesday afternoon with Paul Koster and Harold Sneller family. Charles Schleuter drove to Iroquois Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
H.C. Schleuter
Elmer Waltera
Ira
Merick
Iroquois
C. Danforth
Bancroft
Paul Koster
Harold Sneller
Jake Snelter
Huron
Charles Schleuter
Local Notes From Virgil And Surrounding Area
Virgil Richard Faenger convalesces from a two week illness. A Sewing club special meeting was held at Mrs. George Cook’s home on Wednesday. Julius Kusler returned to Virgil after a short visit at his Delmont home. Most area corn has been harvested amid warm weather. Marian Mann injured her knee cap in basketball practice recently. Mrs. William McGilvery visited her mother Mrs. John LeClaire last week. W. C. Denison missed work due to arm injuries. A high school carnival Saturday night drew interest and enjoyment. Arthur Engel of Dakota Wesleyan University in Mitchell spent the weekend at his Virgil home. Superintendent Linn of Alpena, formerly of Virgil, attended the carnival. John Heckenstable is gradually improving after a serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Richard Faenger
George Cook
Julius Kusler
Virgil
Delmont
Marian Mann
William McGilvery
John LeClaire
W. C. Denison
Arthur Engel
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell
Kilbys Move Into Former Photo Gallery Space
Iroquois residents Mr and Mrs Burman Kilby and their baby are moving into the old photo gallery south of the Methodist church. Kilby has repaired and fitted the space for temporary residence as work continues on community facilities. The Eastern Star held its annual officers election. Joint installation with the Masons will occur in December. News notes include visits by Mr and Mrs C E Greer to the E H Bryan home in Haron and local trades on bathroom fixtures at R S Bunn's home. New paint graces large tanks at James Valley Oil and at the Livin Implement building on Main Street. The first quarterly Methodist conference met with Rev Charles F E Wilcox presiding. a picnic dinner preceded the session. Mrs Mae Cowen, longtime board member and secretary, resigned and plans to leave town for the winter. Mrs William Miller is ill with pleurisy but improving at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iroquois
Burman Kilby
Baby I
Kilby
Eastern Star
Chapter
Masons
C. E. Greer
E. H. Bryan
Haron
Fisher and Greer
R. S. Bunn
James Valley Oil Company
Main Street
Iivin Implement Company
Methodist Church
Charles Fe, Wilcox
Mae Cowen
William Miller
Osceola Methodist events and visits noted
The Rev. and Mrs. Charles E. Wilcox visited Osceola and spoke at Iroquois and Osceola churches. O T Liddle suffered a severe cold after a Mitchell trip. Mrs. Mae Cowan left for Grand Tower to stay with her son. Mr. and Mrs. Christianson of Spencer stayed with the Ray Whyte home. Twenty Iroquois residents attended Osceola church dinner. Mrs. Ed Adamson learned her mother had a stroke in Macomb. The Troquois Methodists plan an annual dinner and bazaar Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Wilcox
Osceola
Wilcox
Watertown
M. E
T. Liddle
Mitchell
Mae Cowan
Grand Tower
Louis
N. J. Christianson
Spencer
Ray Whyte
Ed Adamson
Wright
Macoms
CT. Liddle
Brookings
Troquois
Local News Briefs From Buffalo and Beadle Counties
Several residents face minor injuries and property damage reports. Danforth Love’s car repair cost 150 dollars after a collision on a poorly lit road. Dan Winsell sustains a minor hurt stopping a runaway team while gathering corn. Egsthaver suffers leg injuries from a hayrack mishap but hospital treatment followed. William Rainey and Elmer Whitney plan spring moves. The piece notes Shakespeare’s vocabulary at about 23 000 words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Love
Leonard Geiver
Gehan
Francis Hart
Buffalo County
Leenhard
Wessington
Olle Lewellen
Howard Morrison
Tony Fisher
Beadle County
Stoudé
Dan Winsell
Bob Winsell
Archie Geiver
Needlecraft Club
Pleasant Valley Hall
Hay
Obie Lewellen
Carl Leidtke
Mike
Dan Faruckin
William Rainey
Miller
Elmer Whitney
Linblad
Mrr. Linblad
Mr. Birchfield
Wessington Springs
Dean Smith
George Etbauer
Cheslter Geiver
Henry Severson
Pete Geiver
Virgil Orchestrea
Egsthaver
Hayrack
Miter Hospital
J. N. Winsell
Esmond and Spencer Residents Attend Meetings and Visits
Esmond and Spencer residents frequent regional events with MM notes. Families like Fingerson Timm and Christensen visit, farm bureau attendees from Esmond travel to Huron, and local lodges host gatherings. Community dinners, theater party, and church meetings are listed with names and places including Carthage, DeSmet, Forestburg, LeMars and South Dakota relocations.
Watertown District Residents Visit Davids and Friends
In Esmond Sunday and Monday the Watertown district sent visitors including Lane Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bernard of Mitchell who visited the Louis Johnson home. Marion Burchfield, Huron schools teacher, spent the weekend with Robert Burchfield. Charles Miller and his children visited Mrs. Miller’s mother in Roswell. Mrs. Andrew Peterson called on Mrs. Kaye in Mitchell, who is ill at M. E. hospital. Mrs. P. W. Theis entertained in Mitchell with Louis Johnson, Wayne Barnard, S. H. May and granddaughter visiting Harriet DeRouchey at Gettysburg, returning Monday night. Royal Neighbors met with social hour and lunch. Mrs. Bergh and Mrs. Hamann of Woonsocket were visitors. Mary Klick visited with Mrs. Carl Hein in Lane. J. P. Larson, farmer north of Lane, is recovering after a barnyard attack left him with a broken rib. Mrs. Adam Lang went to Mitchell for surgery. sisters Mrs. William Meyer and Mrs. William Brandenburg accompanied her. Brandenburg stayed with her sister as she recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Barnard
S. H. May
Harriet DeRouchey
Gettysburg
Royal Neighbors
Bergh
Hamann
Woonsocket Camp
Mary Klick
Carl Hein
Lane
Local Notes From Lane Area Social and Safety Roundup
Boy Butz makes business trip to Hur ton Friday morning. Paddock family runs cream station during absence. P T A meets with officers elected Mrs P W Thies president Mrs S R Gross secretary Mrs C A Stewart treasurer Mrs F C Pier historian. Frank Pate injures finger in corn picker. S H May travels to Plankinton on business. Mrs May and granddaughter along. Irvin Hosher arrives from California for family visit. Miss Gowenyih Notensmier hosts Sunday school class at home. Harry McIntire family and Georney Winters join for Sunday at Fred Brandenburg home north of Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butz
Hurton
E. F. Paddock
Wessington Springs
P. W. Thies
S. R. Gross
C. A. Stewart
F. C. Pier
Rice
Lané
Frank Pate
Ng Machine
S. H. May
Plankinton
May
Irvin Hosher
California
Robert Burchfield
Albert
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Ann Pletee
Anna Glaze
Bonita
Berwyn
Trenton
John Leveson
Glaze
Mr. Leveson
Olaf Langeland
St. Luke’s Hospital
Aberdeen
Ingrid
Linn of
John Heckenstable
Danforth
Tams Apartment and Store
South Dakota
Perkins & McWayne
Architects and
Paulie Bleck
Shonx Falls
Star Sash & Door Co
Cainet Work
Wuron
M. C. Alford Optometrist
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Blaham
Walbertron
Miller Avenue
Mission
Texas
Watertown District
Esmond
The
Vikert-Tams Funeral Home
Kiel Bros., Inc
Uron
Tams Apartments
Wikert-Tams Funeral Home
Luuber
Benjamin Moore
S.W
R. H. Jahn, Mgr. Huron, Sa. Dak
Northwest
Frank Jaehn Construction Co
General Contractors
Second Street
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