Iroquois Community Notices and Local Events
Neighborhood residents report visits and illnesses at Balaton and Sioux Falls. The Ladies Aid plans its first meeting of the church year at Mrs. Leon La Mont's home. Iroquois schools host an Irokota Day carnival on October 1st. Various residents travel to Mitchell Pesington Springs Madison and Sioux Falls for hospital, church, and family events. The Esmond Z church confirms Rev. W Redfields for a third year after a Methodist conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iroquois
H. D. Harrington
J. M. Hunter
Sioux Falls
BD. W. Gross
Hunter
Wilbur -Ohison
Snd
Werner Werd
W. J. Wilkens
R. Clendening
Pessington Springs
Edward Morin
Bonde
Madison, Neb
Eva Mateer
Elnora Jensen
H. E. Frost
Redfields
Esmond M. Z
Esmond
John Wiles
Arch Nelson
Sioux City
Community social notes from Huron area weekend visits
Bancroft Mrs Macy Ohlsen of Huron visited in the William Ohlsen home from Tuesday through Sunday. Several relatives and friends from nearby towns visited, attended church events, synods, and conferences, and locals travelled to Mitchell and Brookings for gatherings. The weekend included church rally day and numerous family visits across Huron, Pierpont, Canistota, Volga, and Sheridon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft
Macy Ohlsen
Huron
William Ohlsen
Ohlsen
Clarence Ohlsen
Schaffer, Ja
Chris Ohlsen
Ida Grove
Henry Howell
Mary Ohlson
Mitchell
Corn Palace
T. J. Rosser
H. BR. Custard
D. D. Drake
Ezra Schmidt
Pater Anderson
Bruce
Harvey Dugdale
June Eggleston
Heela
Leland Eggleston
Wil. Reeter
Canistota
Edwin Reeter
Valentine Currier
E. C. Goodyear
Sheridon
Arnold Arens
E. B. Goodyear
Rolly Boorman
Pierpont
J. W. Proper
Presbyterian Synod
Aberdeen
Floyd van Tassel
M. E
Sioux Falls
Ernest Scot
Baby
J. C. Hanis
Volga
Presbyterian Church
Wallace Perry
Brookings
Ward Bankett
Holly Boorman
Esmond Ladies Aid Meeting and Local Attendances
Esmond Ladies Aid met at the hall with hostesses Mesdames J D Reedy Earl Goss and John Davis. The Rev and Mrs Sydney Richards and children returned to Lakefield Minnesota after visiting relatives. Olaf Skotvold of Centerville transacting business in Esmond. Mr and Mrs Case returned to Milwaukee after visiting the C E Gardner home. M and Mrs J J Yates returned from Burlington Junction accompanied by Mrs Yates' nephew Kenneth Trosper who will visit. Mr and Mrs Harvey Reckard drove to Mitchell and back. Members of the seventh and eighth grades were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esmond
Esmond Ladies Aid
J. D. Reedy
Earl Goss
John Davis
Sydney Richards
Lakefield
Minn
Olaf Skotvold
Centerville
Local News Notes From Miller Area Events and Births
Rain delays send H W Wintner and Alva Bales home. Bride Mr. and Mrs. Louis Langbehn wed Sunday. Howard Palmer welcomes a son born September 30. Rally day at Presbyterian church with a short program. Miss Este Thompson and others attend Zander Wedding in town. Numerous visits, travel to Mitchell, Aberdeen, and Huron noted. Freshman initiation at the school and local club events highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Langbehn
Langbehn
Evelyn Meltz
Howard Palmer
Presbyterian Church
Albert Peterson
Porterville
Cal
Arthur Ostlund
Eric Ostlund
Farm Union
Bert Miriam
Este Thompson
Northville
George” McKichan
Earl Russell
Ray
Bon
Fila
D. Minium
Guy Minium
B. L. Minium
P. W. Yselding
KH. W Wiitner
Huron
Nettie Carson
Albuquerque
N. M
Cook
Ladies Aid Society
Enid Martin
Miller
Jobo Juergens
L. M Kaiser
Corn Palace
Mitchell
W. W- Cotton
Jackie
Carl F. Schmidt
Wheelhouse
Sylvia
W. E. Streeter
Gordon
Osmanson
Harold Gagolin
Frank Allen
Iva
Lela Montgomery
Glen Howard
Maybelle
Long Beach
Howard Lntends
Washington
Henry Licht
Earl Gannon of
Highmore
Lynn Mason
Zander
Mildred
Irene Pierson
Bercycle Streeter
Fourth grade girls restart project under new leadership
The group organized last year by the fourth grade girls resumed work in the fifth grade on Thursday. Miss Jessie Williamson is director and Marian Swartz was elected president. Refreshments were served by Shirley Nye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie
Williamson
Marian Swartz
Shirley
Rebekah lodge birthday celebration in Alpena with entertainment and prizes
Alpena notes report the Rebekah lodge observed a birthday of the order on a Wednesday evening. Women provided entertainment and men served lunch. Rook games at six tables winners were Mrs. George Brigham and William Leighton. Multiple local residents visited or traveled, with a mix of a traffic incident and family updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena
Rebekah
George Brigham
William Leighton
J. E. Washburn
Sioux Falls
Anthony Huckert
Veda
Eula
Mitchell
Redfield
Chris Peterson
Sioux City
Velin
Mission Hill
Yankton
Peterson
Chris Sorenson
Volin
Mission Hil
A. Huffman
Nebraska
Anna Pederson
Pete
P. P. Myron
Rennér Thurs
Melvin Bergeleen
Ashton Basket Club Resumes Morning Meetings at Home
On Friday afternoon the Ashton Basket club resumed their morning gatherings after a summer break. They met at the home of Mrs. Andrew Torgeson and enjoyed a pleasant entertainment. Mrs. W. Ewing departed for Boston to attend the national convention of the American Legion and Auxiliary as a delegate. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Myers on Monday October 6. Myers edits the Ashton Chronicle. Miss Jessie Wilson hosted ten attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashton
Basket Club
Andrew Torgeson
W. ©. Ewing
Boston
Mass
National Convention of the American Legion and Auxiliary
E. L. Myers
Myers
The
Ashton Chronicle
Jessie Wilson
Local Social News Highlights and Upcoming Events
A cluttered page outlines a Saturday dinner surprise for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson, a Massachusetts trip by Mrs. A. Ewing, and visits by Mrs. Oscar Haag of Frankfort. It notes births, engagements, farm accidents, marauding dogs, and weddings including Dorothy Wilhelm to Joseph P. Sweeney of Newark. Also covers travel to Mitchell for the Corn Palace and Rebekah lodge activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wilson
HA. Ewing
Bermeice Ewing
Massachusetts
Vermont
A. F. Watkins
Chicago
John Watkins
O. J. Jones
Oscar Haag
Frankfort
Clyde Lower
James A. Wilhelm
Dorothy
Joseph P. Sweeney
Newark
New Jersey
Ashton
Redfield
N. J
Sweeney
Herbert Hack
Sioux Falls
W. A. Hack
Mca
Robert Sheridan
Mitchell
Corn Palace
Vivian Lower
Rebekah Lodge
Crood
Pleasant Hour
George Powell
W. Bymers
Ralph Siderius
Sioux City
George B. Lomberg
Oscar Nelson
Nelson
Clack
Pleasant Valley Notes on Visits and Weather
Visitors to the George Beir home include Mr and Mrs Lymar Spencer from Charion and Ezra Whitton and his wife from Rapia City en route to Faulkton. Several inches of rain delayed Gia threshing while pastures and fall grain benefited. Local residents report good corn yields, and multiple families, including Parmely and McCarl, visited relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
George, Beir
Lymar’ Spencer
Charion
Newing Old
Acquain
Eeship
Rzts
Ezra’ P. Whittun
Rapia City
Faulkton
Anna Nelson
Clitera Johnson
al Johnson
Ralph Johnson
Washington
Carl Dunwoody
John Williams
Miler
AP. McCarl
Hugh Giever
Wessington
A. PB. McGarl
Blunt Woman Visits Tromstand Relative After Black Hills Trip
Blunt Mrs. Harry Hojian of Bismarck North Dakota made a brief call at the John Tromstand home Sunday on returning from a Black Hills trip. She is a niece of Mr. Tromstand. Mrs. George Wiedenman of Artesian is expected to visit Blunt friends and attend grand chapter at Pierre. Mrs. J. M. Roraine spent a couple of days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blunt
Harry Hojian
Bismarck
N. D
John Tromstand
Black Hills
Hojian
Tromstand
George Wiedenman
Artesian
Pierre
J. M. Roraine
Community Notes From Blunt And Surroundings
A fragment lists local visits and movements: Mr and Mrs McGibney and Isabel of near Pierre called at the Brank House. C E S members of Blunt attend grand chapter at Pierre this week. Prof Howard Kramer of Miller visited Blunt. Max Wasserman and family drove to Sioux City and back. Rev Bert Kofske attended the Presbyterian synod at Aberdeen. Mrs William Hilmer visited a sister in North Dakota. Mrs Royal Kozel helped at the postoffice while Hess was at Mitchell. Ben Bare rented the F J Richie house and expects his wife from Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierra
McGibney
Isabel
Hbrank House
Blunt
Grand Chap ‘Ter
Pierre
Howard Kramer
Miller
Max Wasserman
Sioux City
Bert Kofske
Presbyterian ‘Synod
Aberdeen
William Hilmer
North Dakota
Royal Kozel
Hess
Mitchell
Ben Bare
F. J. Richie
Iowa
Former recipients move to Iowa after event at Corn Palace
Mr and Mrs Bare were former recipients who moved to Iowa. Miss Edna Pigney attended the Corn Palace at Mitthell Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Bare
Iowa
Edna Pigney
Mitthell
Local Health and Social News From Sheffield
Sheffield notes report Mrs. A Kelley operated on at Huron hospital Wednesday. Mrs. G S McDonald seriously injured Thursday and later moved to Huron hospital and is now improving. Mrs. Wilbur French hosted the SO club Thursday afternoon. Robert Trestrail departed for Darlington Wisconsin Thursday. Oliver Burton harvests corn for Tom Lawles. Mr. and Mrs. A Goethe visited Gus Schmidt Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J S Bottomley and family visited Frank Gublin in Traquois Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
A. Kelley
Huron Hospital
G. S. McDonald
Wilbur French
Robert Trestrail
Darlington
Wis
Oliver Burton
Tom Lawles
A. Goethe
Gus Schmidt
J. 5
Bottomley
Frank Gublin
Traquois
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Lee Sanchez
Dlaries Obison
Rochester
Dorothy Lamont
Tee Leon LaMont
Mr. LaMont
J. Warkenthirn
W. H. McMillan
Mel
John Potter
Kings Heralds
E. R. Barnes
Wessington Springs
Barnes
Harry Rummel
Ross Rummelhart
William Armour
Dale Arbogast
Ruth Neuharth
Chamberlain
L. Neuharth
Neuharth
Clicquot Club
Goldan
Tate
Romemient Uray
Clicquot Club Golden
Lee
Heatrola
Eis Krank
Cotham Roc Ab Eetetapes
St. S. W
Ges
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