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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1935
Page
13
Local residents from Hu xox to Turon host and visit each other’s homes. Parties include a Halloween gathering at Miss Mary Doughty’s and a book club meeting with decorative stitches in dress. Several visitors from Mitchell, Aberdeen, and Berlington attend events, and trips to Berea and Vivian are noted.
Wessington Springs events include a miscellaneous shower honoring Stes Adolph Mattler at Mrs Alma Fisher Hilloween decor and gifts. Luncheon served later. other gatherings feature Sow & So club, high school senior girls club, Baptist Aid society, and anniversary celebrations with dessert, lunch, and bridge.
Wessington scene includes Ira D Winter family returning to Wall after a week in Wessington. Many locals and relatives appear in a stream of visits: Mrs Robert Shea sister, Paul Eggers Faith visiting Ruddy parents, Olive No Huron in charge of a school event, and several residents traveling to Huron for Pow Wow Day.
Regular W D C meeting at Miss Clarissa Mc Namara home with a toast and lunch. Mrs J T Marshall received high praise at Contmet. Micha Lowe honored at a surprise party by about thirty W I Cafe friends for her eighty third birthday and farewell to spend winter in Hot Springs. Mrs Minnie Wilson also leaves for winter to live with son Art Wilson in Huron. Halloween party at De Parkinson home with guests in Mrs Chaviss Coler color. centerpiee and games. Miss Bloomantader honored at six oclock dinner at Mrs Maynard Hoveriy home. Mrs Kenneth McLaughlin and Elizabeth Pitkinzton hosted. sport and score favors awarded to Gertrude Haverly and Sylvig Caristensen. Raiser for Miss Bloomantader noted as she leaves.
Community updates reveal meetings, readings, and a world trip tale from a friend. Embroidery club hosts annual party at George Whitey home with 6:30 dinner and Halloween games. Residents travel for work, family visits, hospital, and training events across Highmore and nearby towns.
Carpenter Mr and Mrs Ber Wahl return from Hurley Maryland with daughter Mrs Carl Miller and Mr and Mrs Henry Falkenberg. they visited Gettysburg with Mr and Mrs Rebert Beach. Mrs Claude Blevens returns from River Falls Wisconsin with stories of friends. Fordham 4 H club met at Arne school with an program on Making a Scoop by Richard Hanna and Robert Serbick. Mr Lineman county agent spoke. Lunch by the smothers. M Madsen attended Frank McCoulla sale in Raymond. Mrs William Kerkow spent time in Huron as her husband recovers from an accident.
Low bus rates advertised with round trip pricing and connections. The notice mentions departures from Marvin Hughitt Hofel and is incomplete for full scheduling. Verifiable details are partially legible with prices and route hints.
Reported movement includes Richard Schoultz returning from Huron after a brief hospital stay, Vern Herker receiving care at a Doland facility, and a Lagad high school minstrel show in Carpenter drawing good attendance. Also noted are Mrs. AJ Wicks and Mrs. Harvey Wicks seen shopping in Huron earlier in the week.
Sheffield residents Mr and Mrs J H Bottomley hosted visitors at the R T Buckley home after a party at Mike Gleason's southeast of Huron. Frank Gubbins and son visited Buckley and Bottomley homes. Earl Cugin and Lester Gugin called on the Gugin household. Leonard York and son visited Mrs Yorks parents Mr and Mrs Bock of Walsey. Mrs Clade Blair is ill.
Broadland residents Mr and Mrs a Groop and Agnes visit the Abramson home. Dr Lloyd Rising of St Paul recently visited friends here. Ira Mewel of Aberday and his wife were here. Mr and Mrs Claus Miodema and family moved into the house vacated by Mr and Mrs Nels Pyen, with Bowell spending time there.
Alpena Mr and Mrs Merril Coddington of Tulare spent the weekend with Ma and Mrs E C Coddington. The Rev and Mrs Wilcox of Huron, and others joined at the Esehli and Kunze homes. A large group from Alpena attended the church service on V day afternoon. Dr Lloyd Rising of Minneapolis spoke. Rev J E Washburn of Highmore gave a short talk. The Alpena choir provided music. Garret Richardson and family of Pierre visited Ellis Barnes, sister of Mr Barnes. John Barnes of Harold stayed with Ellis Barnes. Mrs John Shankland, ill with pneumonia, was taken to a Huron hospital for treatment.
The Rev E E Vernon and family arrived from Canistota and settle in the Methodist parsonage. Leon La Mont and daughter of Howard Lake Minn visited Mrs Schultz and Mrs Trobridge. Mrs Munden will live with Mrs Schultz. Mildred Wiles returns to school after auto accident injuries. Public smoking class forms a Better Speech club led by Miss Thompson with officers Mary Murphy Blanche McDonald Verna Gross Walt McDonald. Boy Scouts enjoy a day hike to Dicky's Lake and cooking fests.
The group met Monday afternoon at Mrs. Alfred Jamieson home for a luncheon dessert at 1 45 with twelve members and one guest. Mrs. A B Cahslan reviewed I Want to Pit College by Lauren Gilillan about coal miners. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. John Redmond and Mrs. Cannon of Lions City and Mrs. Alton Jarmuth of Omaha. Prizes were awarded for contracts and games.
Mrs Percy Redmond was awarded the traveling prize in a local event highlighting travel-themed essays and community recognition. The announcement notes her achievement and the prize’s significance within the club.
Danforth Services were held at the German Baptist church Sunday with Rev Ma Helvig of Wessington Springs in charge. Melvin Ellis died last week and burial was in Nebraska. Howard Morrison shipped cattle to Nebraska and will feed 35 steers on his Danforth ranch. The Literary Club met with Charles Standt president Joe Wagner vice president and Mrs Wiese secretary treasurer. The next meetings will be on the last Friday of the month with adjustments for the 8 D BE A to the third Friday.
Mr and Mrs Edward Hoodel announce the birth of a daughter at a Maron hose pital on Friday October 25. Lester Boarder of Montana sent wishes to friends. Dr Lloyd Rising of St Paul was a guest at the D H Barnes home.
Sioux Falls report: John Eich, 9, son of Bernard and Mrs Eich, farmers, died from a fragment discharge of a shotgun fired by his 9-year-old brother while the boys were alone at home. The accident occurred yesterday. The blast shattered the right side of his head.
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