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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1932
Page
5
Alpena and surrounding area residents engage in visits and relocations. Mrs Lillian Reynolds and daughters return to Cedar Rapids after visiting Millhouse family. Orville McMillan resumes duties as public school superintendent in Manderson Wyoming. Multiple locals travel for teaching positions, family visits, and summer farewells across South Dakota and Iowa locales.
Manchester residents Miss Opal Graham teaches in Osceola and stays at her brother’s home before driving to her school. Miss Ellen Graham also stays there while attending high school. The Misses Ora Bringley and Marie Jane Bowen are attending school in De
Doris McKinnan visited Wessington Sunday and began teaching at a southeast country school on Monday. Leta James headed to Ideal to teach for the year. Halley James teaches at the McNeil school northwest of Bonilla. Ruby Hewitt and Barthleman shopped in Huron Saturday. Charles Nestfield and Shaw were Hitchock neighbors Sunday.
Wolsey Mr and Mrs William Hecker Slable announce the birth of a son at their home on August 27. Mrs Peter Meyers of Hollywood, Cal, left Wednesday for Canada to visit her daughter after spending several days with the T R Hulbert home. Miss Katherine Moore arrived from Avon and will teach here this year. Miss Dorothy Peck was set to arrive from Willow Lake and Miss Airlie Darling has arrived from Lemmon. Mr and Mrs Roy McNutt and baby returned Thursday from Clarinda Iowa where they visited Mr McNutt's parents.
Troquois Mr and Mrs L E Coleman and family visited relatives in La Moure North Dakota last week. Mrs B Greer returned from a visit with trends at Montrose. Marc Browns Sunday school class hosted a party at Edna Knouse home. Wilma Carter departed for Timber Lake to teach this year. Doris Rounds left for Menno to teach as schools opened. Ray Whyte and family moved to DeSmet to oversee the Fisher and Greer undertaking business.
Of Iroquois, funeral perfor Sherry W Jordan moved household goods to Onda to occupy ranch for weeks. Miss Margaret Flowers to Springfield to begin second year at Southern Normal. Mr and Mrs BR Bunn returned from Sioux Falls after weekend visit. Ethel Moore to Madison for normal school. Edgar Ulrich Frances Armin Rath Bottomtex at Northern Normal Aberdeen. E W Bottomley injured finger while repairing binder.
Highmore residents and visitors share routine happenings with friends and relatives. M O Shea of Faulkton and Hay Wickwire of Pierre visit for audits and old ties, Ed Weber of Marion calls on kin, and Bute of York Nebraska stays with his father. Lawrence Weber recovers from a horse accident at J Q Anderson ranch as Warren Smiley ships horses from Highmore.
A fragment notes Ard Hamaker of De Smet who had been a house guest at the Jordan home for several days. The Rev John Single is reported ill at his home from heart trouble following influenza.
Forestburg residents enjoy visits from Iowa relatives and local helpers plan teaching posts and community events. Mrs R J Atchison and Mrs Cecil Wilson with two sons from Iowa arrived Saturday. Miss Grace Ellingson to teach high school here. Anna Mildred Zoss and Isabelle Gere visited Aberdeen. Bert Corwin hosted Flo Corwin and John Chapman. Miss Shirley Talley stayed with friends in Ten, Minn. others attended rallies in Woonsocket and visits to Mitchell and Bridgewater.
The Social Nine group met Thursday afternoon at Mrs M Briggs home to plan patchwork quilt making as a pastime. Lunch was served, and the next meeting is set for September 21 at Mrs Halver Fouberg's home. Miss Orpha Lee has returned to Mitchell after a week here. A note adds that a grown elephant's body contains about seven gallons of oil.
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