Christ Tras program plans discussed at M E Sunday School board
The M E Sunday school board met at Rev Van Monday night to discuss a Christ Tras program. A lunch followed the business session served by Mrs Van. Civics class from Tulare school with Miss Hahier visited Redfield for a court session and museum. Mr and Mrs Fred Avery and Mrs August Binger visited Mrs Elbert Kenyon in Huron hospital. Turtle Creek Evangelical Women’s Union elected officers for the year with Mrs Clarence Hilkemeier as president and others in key roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Van
Tulare School
Hahier
Redfield
Fred Avery
August Binger
Huron
Elbert Kenyon
Evangelical Women’s Union of
Turtle Creek
Clarence Hilkemeier
Elton MacNeill
Will Tubandt
Martin Roeber
Polo News Recaps Local Education and Play Event
Miss Emily Mullaney and companions visited from Aberdeen while teachers from Polo attended a Miller meeting. The Polo High School staged The Galloping Princess to a large Sunday crowd. A Polo turkey shoot last week yielded nine birds to participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poto News
Emily Mullaney
Aberdeen
Kelly
Elizabeth Stienbicer
Polo
Miller
Hilaria
Seraphica
Bearthmans
Rose Mul-lan Leonard Mullaney
Clara Olson
Mildred Morris
Local social notes from Groton and area
Groton residents H D Hall of York Neb arrived to winter here with three local children. Archer returns from Sioux Falls. Richards headed to California. Aberdeen party honors W J Allen with out of town guest Harry Allen of Minneapolis. Knutson home hosts H J Rice family from Benson. Eyestone trips to Britton. Gunda Hoff of Abergeen spoke on China at First English Lutheran. Mrs George Hargrow hosts Phosde club. book review and translation reading follow. Holtz birthday surprise celebrated with bridge. high scores to Hartranft and Anderson. Mallett family and Perry visit Pierre. Current Events club met at A A Oliver's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Allen
Aberdeen
Harry Allen
Minneapolis
H. J. Rice
Helen and
Lydie
Benson
Minn
M. S. Knutson
R.E. Eyestone
Britton
Gunda Hoff
Abergeen
China
First English Lutheran Church
F. G. Brooberg
George Hargrow
Phosde Club
Chas. E. Adams
R. F. Reynolds
Walter Holtz
H. E. Hartranft
0. R. Anderson
Leonard Mallett
Perry
Kathryn Linden
Pierre
A. A. Oliver
Fea
Study on the Revolutionary Movement in India Featured
A paper by Mrs. BR. E. Eyestone on the Revolutionary Movement in India was presented as part of the program. In the evening, husbands of the members were guests at a tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ture
BR. E. Eyestone
India
Yale Community News Highlights Local Visits and Upcoming Events
Mitchell student Yale Kathryn Davis visits home while Musolf and Matz families from Huron are weekend guests. Local residents host relatives from Philip, Polo, Bancroft, Osceola and Watertown. The Yale High play Bashful Mr Bobbs runs Nov 21 with cast listed. School closes for Thanksgiving and exams underway this week.
Bonilla Notes Local Updates and Club Meetings
Bonilla Mrs Albert Kenyon recovering after cupen operation at Huron hospital. Robert Johnston absent from school due to illness. Bonilla Extension club held first meeting in Bonilla hall with Christmas gift demonstration. The first Bonilla basketball game will be against Wolsey here Friday. Victor Baptist family moved to farm north of town recently vacated by Vern Christensen. Bonilla Butter Boosters 4 H Dairy club to meet at Carl West's home by Monday night November 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonilla
Albert Kenyon
Huron Hospital
Robert Johnston
Bonilla Extension Club
Bonilla Hall
Wolsey
Victor
Carl West
Bonilla Jolly Workers Club Holds First Party of Year
The Bonilla Jolly Workers and Willing Workers clubs held their inaugural event of the year at the Baptist home on Saturday night. Five tables of 500 were played with top scores by Mrs. Earl Russell Walter Harrick Mia Walter Barrick and Merle Baptist. Lunch ended at midnight. The next party is planned for the Wilford Martin home on November 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonilla Jolly Workers &H Club
Bonilla Willing Workers Club
Baptist Home
Earl Russell
Walter Harrick
Mia
Walter Barrick
Merle Baptist
Wilford Martin
James Beles
Mitchell Satur
Albert Kenyon
Huron
Clyde Palmer
Rollie Kenison
Ree Heights News Highlights From The Weekend Roundup
Ree Heights residents attend a teachers meeting in Miller. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Koran Fawcett on Saturday November 15. Road work by Paul Blasey outfit advances toward Gyerell Leyion and north of Enoch Bawdon farms. Ladies Aid bazaar raised $12 at Cedar Hall. Cedar community club plans first program Friday November 21. Mrs Shearer visiting Chamberlain and Winner. Wallace Hickcox of Huron visiting relatives. Specker families hosted at Aaron Burge home. Walter Fiedler family drove to Huron. Meckle McKelvy and J Specker shopped in Huron. Charles Gardner and Ervin Warnke driving new Nash cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree Heights
Hazel Lingscheit
Dorothy Johnson
Lillisn Leyson
Miller
Koran
Fawcett
Paul Blasey
Gyerell Leyion Farm
Enoch Bawdon
Ladies Aid
Cedar Hall
Cedar Community Club
Shearer
Chamberlain
Wallace Hickcox
Huron
Henry
Ernest Specker
Aaron Burge
Walter Fiedler
Meckle
McKelvy
J. Specker
Charles Gardner
Ervin Warnke
Bach
Local Marriages and Visitation Report
Highmare Mrs. Ed Davis visited the Leslie Shaw home near Pierre during the week. The E Strait family and Everett Henderson spent the weekend at Creston with Floyd Masher. Ben H Suffin and Daphne Boomer wed at the M E parsonage on November 12 with Rev Whiteside officiating. Herbert Diede and Beverly Hatch joined in marriage at Faulkton on November 9 by Rev B Hughes. After a short stay with relatives in Yankton they plan to reside near Hitchcock. Conrad Sunding sustained injuries in an incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmare
Ed Davis
Leslie Shaw
Pierre
E. Strait
Everett Henderson
Creston
Floyd Masher
Ben H. Suffin
Daphne Boomer
M. E. Parsonage
Mr. Whiteside
Herbert Diede
Beverly Hatch
Faulkton
B. Hughes
Yankston
Hitchcock
Conrad Sunding
Wal stove blast prompts cut again report
Fragmented district notes recount a stove explosion and a series of social updates. Entries mention the Bremball Thimble club meeting with Mrs Victor Vincent, visits by Mr and Mrs J A Miller to Mitchell Deli Rapids and other towns, and obituaries for John C Ahrena in southeast town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Vincent
Thurmsy
J. A. Miller
Mitchell
Deli Rapids
John C. Ahrena
Hamilton Township
J. M. Prostello
R. Fieldsend
Medicine Valley
C. H. Barber
Royal Cafe
Mike Seivers
Harrold
G. A. Shaws
Wesley Atkinson
G. A. R. Hall
Sammons
John Vleck
Hyde County
Richard Raske
Sedgwick
Miriam the Sister of Moses leads program with crystal tree prize
A program opened with Miriam the Sister of Moses and a crystal tree given to the holder of the lucky number. Miss Bartha Nelson won the tree. The event ended with a hostess serving a delicious lunch. Mr and Mrs Andy Anderson hosted a 2 PM Sunday dinner on their Howard area farm with families of Victor Benson and Martin Hagen. The Thanksgiving style meal featured all the trimmings and visiting time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam
Moses
Bartha Nelson
Andy Anderson
Howard
Victor Benson
Martin Hagen
Weer
Highmore Society Bridge Parties and PTA Meeting
The Highmore society notes a Monday bridge club event at H A R Indahl home with women beating men by 3000 points in a ten session series. Armistice day PTA meeting featured Mr Beard, state supervisor of agricultural education, with rural-pupil parents as guests and a light lunch. Thursday afternoon Mrs W J McDonald and Mrs H P Hemmingson hosted a large bridge luncheon for Mrs E McCarthy, mother of Mrs H W Grece, seating forty for lunch then ten bridge tables at Hemmingsen home. Scare favors were won by Mrs C H Gray and Mrs O W Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. R. Indahl
Genlemen
Beard
W J. McDonald
H. P. Hemmingson
E. McCarthy
H. W. Grece
McDonald
Hemmingsen
C. H. Gray
O. WH. Harris
McCarthy
Quiet Wedding Unites Ben Sutfin and Daphne Boomer
A wedding was held at the Methodist parsonage on a Wednesday evening. Ben Sutfin and Miss Daphne Boomer were married by Rev. Whiteside with Mr. Henry Reber as attendants. Sutfin is a Hyde county farmer and Boomer has served as a local schoolteacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Ben Suffin
Miss Daphne
Boomer
Whiteside
Henry Reber
Sutfin
Hyde County
Misa Boomer
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F. P. Matz
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William Walsh
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Olson
Lily
Annastatia
Delia Davis
Lois Davis
Francis Tyrell
Cavour
F.H. Ruger
Donald Pratt
St Lawrence
Avis Danforth
Osceola
William Basse
N. A. Housel
Donald
Madison
Neb
RB. E. Welsh
Eli Martin
A. P. Cover
Jake Gross
Edith Gaughran
Omaha
Yale High School
Musele Hall
Bobbs
Irma Vondracek
Joseph Greenan
Gordy Haeder
Laverne O' Brien
Marie Kuehl
Marie Kindt
Lieyd
Gribble LeNora Vondracek
Gerhard Boetel
Alma Maass
Bertha Walz
South Dakota Educational Association
Sioux Falls
Spruceville School
Tams
The
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Tams Apartments
Barbara Tams
Howard Society
Boys and Girls Athletic Association
Howard High School
John Johnson
Charlotte Rafferty
Supt
M. H. Hagen
Tom Bergheim
Isome
K. K. Hauge
Bethany Mission Society
Clemetson
Haymond Goold
Highmore Society
Roy Housman
Huron, South Dakota
Matrix Shoes
Ruron
George C. Hunt
Wikert-Tams
Electrical Service CO
E. M. Lothrop
Third St. S. W
Ge’s
General Electric
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