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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1932
Page
11
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Sydney Smith reports brid ge guests with prizes won by Miss Helen Drayer and Evelyn Thorsen at Mrs Risty’s party. The Ladies Aid and Friendly Bible class hosted Mrs Marie Warner’s farewell party at the Sherwood home with contests and handkerchief shower. Several families planned moves and visits including Miss Helen Drayer’s teaching in Britton and Mrs Warner’s family departure to Brookings.
Raymond Haise and Agnes Weiss of St. Cloud Minnesota were visitors in Raymond on Tuesday. Local residents Mr and Mrs H Thorp and children called in Aberdeen. Lewis Schmidt of Turton visited friends in Raymond with Mrs Fred Mertoch and Mrs RP Nommensen taking Amelia and Helena Nommensen to Watertown for shopping. H A Schmidt and Vera with Mrs Caroline Erting near Madison spent the weekend visiting relatives here. Miss Jones Young and her father from Casswood stayed at the Lester Hurlbur home Elmer of South Shore spent Sunday in Raymond with his mother. Caroline Exing accompanied him back to visit with her sons at South Shore. Mr and Mrs L M Biddle were Huron callers Monday. Fred Stoltz and children and Mrs Baker of Clark visited Sunday. Hubert Paul and Roy Fuerstensu and Lyle Hallawee of Hazel visited the Lutheran manse Sunday afternoon and evening.
Wessington residents Clarence Coop and friends visit Huron. On Tuesday a piano pupil of Miss Darline Bowman was to perform in a recital at the Bowman home. Mrs Bowman planned to depart Sunday for Aberdeen to begin normal training, with her daughter Mildred also traveling.
A family homebound to Oceanside California after a two week stay here accompanied on the return by William Ruddy. Dr Bartron of Watertown, a business caller here Tuesday, with a group of friends en route to the Black Mills.
Tulare George Tasche returned Sunday from Rapid City where he visited his daughter Mrs Orrin Starr. Mrs Sefle and children of Minneapolis are spending the week at the Galzke home. Mr and Mrs Hubbard of Sioux City are guests of her parents Mr and Mrs H Binger. Mr Earl Hagman returned Monday from a visit with relatives at Aberdeen. Mr and Mrs George Sickels left Wednesday for Dixon where Mr Sickels will be superintendent of schools.
Lane residents hosted and visited relatives this week. Mr. and Mrs J C Rogers and Mrs Sarah McCord of Woonsocket, Mr and Mrs Helmeth Mees, Mrs B F Paddock of Wessington Springs, Lucille Anderson visiting Doris Schwabauer, and Georgia Schwabauer visiting at Anderson home. Ruth Peck and others from Wes tington Springs called on L A Withee and Schwabauer homes. Iris Miller from Rapid City visited her parents near Lane.
Forestburg Miss Goldie Johes of Clinois is visiting friends here and staying at the Douglas Murphy home. Mr and Mrs Fred Smith of Seattle are visiting Mrs Smiths mother Mrs Ohlson and will stay several weeks. Dorothy Dodd of Mount Vernon and Mr and Mrs C M Barber of Rodman IA visited here last weekend. Mrs Barber is a sister of Mrs Ruberts mother Mrs Spoor. Bernard Dod of Mr Vernon visited friends here over the weekend.
Mrs Charles Meyer left Wednesday morning for Mitchell for an operation due to long standing health problems. Mrs Clyde Cotton hosted a dinner Monday for her daughter Corrine who turned six. Guests included Darlene McDonald Reggie Armstrong and Dorothy Philips. Claude Fountain son of Mr and Mrs H Fountain and Rena Walton daughter of Mr and Mrs Freeman Walton of Bonilla were married August 2 at Bechet and will reside there.
Alpena residents host visiting relatives from Kalamazoo and Sioux Falls while several groups travel for school, hospital work, and family reunions. Notables include Ralph Eaton and O M Eaton visiting from Michigan, Christina Myran returning to Sioux Falls, and multiple families attending gatherings in Wessington Springs and Baltic.
The Ericksons returned home Sunday evening as Miss Pauline Millhouse a nurse in Iowa City arrived Saturday to vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs John Millhouse and other relatives. The Myrans and pals visited Dell Rapids and Sioux Falls while relatives hosted Christina Myran a dietitian at Sioux Valley hospital and her brother and his Michigan City couple joined the trip. Mr and Mrs Jake Amen and family left for Eureka to start a new home as Amen leaves the Carl Lehr oil station after a year of operation.
Washington report outlines Democratic plans to challenge long-serving Republican Old Guard on Capitol Hill as November shapes up. Senators Reed Smoot Jim Watson West Jones Sham Bingham Moses Sammy Shortridge Glenn Oddie Bret and others face potential defeat with a Democratic Senate possible after March 4.
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