Highmore Neighborhood Roundup of Weekend Visits
Highmore residents shared a busy weekend with relatives and friends across South Dakota and beyond. Mila Martin Isla visited Long Beach with Elmer Quirk. Lorraine Drippe of Mitchell and Dorothy Hink endured a weekend in Highmore. Dr. and Mrs. Iattoson and J. B. Perkins attended banking group events in Huron. many locals traveled to Sioux Falls, Madison, Vermillion, Pierre, and Chamberlain for visits, hunts, or medical and social engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore
Mila McDonald
Donald Harris
Roy McDonald
Lorraine Drippe
Mitchell
Dorothy Hink
Mila
Martin Isla
Long Beach
Elmer Quirk
Sioux Falls
J. T. Marshall
Hero
Frank Marso
Redfield
Webster
Albert Holtzman
Stephan
Flannery
Ben Rezner
Remner
Chamberlain
Frank Elliott
J. B. Perkins
Iroquois Federation
Pierre
Redfield Social Roundup Keeps Busy Weekend
Local residents hosted and visited across Redfield Brookings and nearby towns. Guests included the Armstrong, Irwin, Walton, and Hart families, with numerous gatherings, birthdays, and dinners. A new baby girl joined Harold Haag's family on October 9, and several residents traveled to Watertown, Sioux City, and Huron for conferences and visits.
Mrs Steffen and guests hunt pheasants at Wehcock
Mrs Steffen and Mrs Murphy of Huron spent Sunday evening hunting pheasants in Wehcock and were guests of Mrs Anna Smith. The Alex Phillipe family spent the same day at TM Tucker's home with Mrs Van Buski and enjoyed pheasant dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steffen
Aon
Robert
Murphy
Huron
Wehcock -Huhting
Anna.Smith
Alex Phillipe
Tucker
Mrs
Aritigh
Keri “Egetit
Anna
van Buskii
Broadland Couple Returns From Ten Day Vacation
Mr and Mrs Carl and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Abramson and Mrs Smith return from a ten day vacation trip through Wisconsin Minnesota and more The Ladies Aid held a work meeting in the church basement Friday Cookies and coffee were served The Girl Scouts met with Mrs William Woodard and Miss Suse Thompson elsewhere out of town Mr and Mrs M D Caffrey and Mr and Mrs J J Yates from Esmond spent Sunday at the Jefters home Mr and Mrs Nels Peterson and their son of Huron visited Harley Clegg Sunday Mr and Mrs Hart from Vermillion also mentioned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadland
Carl
Kenneth “Abramson
Smith
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ladies’ Aid
Girl Scouts Méts
Wiliam Woodard
Suse Thompson
Netty
M.D. Caffrey
J. J. Yates
Esmond
M.E. Jefters
Nels'Peterson
Huron
Harley Clegg
Hart
Vermillion
Broadland Grade School Defeats Fairfield 35 to 10
Broadland grade school beat Fairfield grade school in a basketball game yesterday with a 35 to 10 score. The match occurred at Hart home area as part of the week’s local sports coverage.
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Morval’. Hart
Broadland
Fairfield Grade School
Miller Society Meeting and Bridge Club Recap
Miller Society Chapter A K PEO met at Dollie Bushfield's home for a regular afternoon with 15 members at 1 45. Luncheon dessert followed the business session while Mrs Henry Bard Mrs Russell Bard and Mrs Ed Bohning gave current events on peace state news and philanthropies. Mrs H J Bushfield reviewed White Banner by Lloyd Douglas noting its links to his earlier works. Friday evening Mrs Morrill Pungburn hosted her bridge club with two tables of contract. Veda Miller won high score and Mrs Larl Kindred took low. Refreshments closed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K
PEO
Dollie Bushfield
Wrol’ Cal
Henry Bard
Lloyd Douglas
Bushtela
Douglas
Morrill Pungburn
Veda Miller
Larl
Aubrey Fitzgerald
Births and social notes from Sioux City area events
Fordham Mr and Mrs Asan Harrington announce the birth of a son. The Harringtons were longtime residents of the area. Charles Cooper made a short trip to Sleepy Eye Minnesota. Bert Wabland and family visited Yankton for Gur ney fall festival. Beavers visited Doland to see a new grandson at the Hubbard home. Nelan Madsen Jr returned from a medical exam in Rochester Minnesota. The Economy Club South Division met at Mrs Charles Cooper’s home with ten members and three visitors to quilt for Norma Coats. A Union Ladies Aid play and barony occurred at Carpenter Bull Saturday night. The hall was crowded. Japan’s Ainu people greet visitors by rubbing heads and stroking beards.
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Focal’ Club
Harriet
Swanton
Ber- ‘Alco
Ewanson
Buffalo’ Gap
Earl Lusk
John Lusk, Jr
Charles Stevens
Julia McLaughlin
Madison
Wis
Vivian Cline
Pierre
C. B. Zemlicka
S. D
Emma Palon
Lee Ward
Coast
J. D. Eberlein
Sioux Falls
Ray Bordner
Conrad Sunding
C. L. Greer
Aberdeen
News Printing’ Company
Norrie Endsley
Sioux City
John Stayton
Pukwana
Kiel
Highmore
Stayton
Methodist
Washburn
Muriel O'Brien
Fordham
Asan Harrington
Harrington
Denta
Ee -Charles
Cooper
Sleepy Eye
Minn
Bert Wabland
Doland
Hubbard
Nelan Madsen, Jr
Rochester
Economy Club
Charles Cooper
Norma Coats
George Lepton
Ray Ward
Union Ladies Aid
Legion To Meet De Smet In October Session
The American Legion plans its autumn meeting at De Smet starting Thursday with officer elections on the agenda Leo Coughlin is slated to be named commander and preside over the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
DE Smet
The
American Legion
Leo Coughlin Ia
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Neighborhood News
Gagnon
Hitchcock
A. ¥. Armstrong
Irene Armstrong
Erwin Gross
Rex Irwin
Nettle
Albert ‘Payne
Pheasant
Larry
George
Stanley
Esther Armstrong
Mra
Harold
Haag
Ed Gatzke
Bridge
Balle Zepp
Edgar Dubois
Ruth Larson
Kathryn Gore
Dorothy Chiak
Miss Gore
Misa Chiak
Miss Larson
August ‘Steinhauser
E.E. Dubois
Watertown
Ernest Boyd
George Voorhees
August Steinhauser
John Kingdon
Otto Phillips
Steinhauser
Belle Zepp
Donald Steinhauser
Alma Anderson
Aver: Anderson
C.H. Cotton
C. B. Hinkley
J. F. Hinkley
James Creager
Ft. Pierre Mondey
Creager
Cengger
Baby
George Rodman
C.H. Fountain
Margaret ‘Tanner
M.E
Bessie- Andersen
Snyder
John Miller
Misa Irene Armastrong
Dorothy Chink
Printzess
Nadet
Aes
Hawthorne
Wards
Thial Deltz
Aales
Ates
Ward Week
Saving
Ward V
Riverside Standard
di San
Ward
Spader
Fae
Montgomery
Wari
Miller Society
Japan
Preston Lake Preston
T Pa Lake
Lake Albert
Poinsatt
Charles Coughlin
State College
Lake Henry
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