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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1930
Page
11
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City commissioners consider a resolution to pave Dakota Avenue North from the railroad to Eighth Street North with concrete pavement 40 feet wide and 6 inches thick, including curb and gutters and 3,070 feet of road at an estimated 24,900 cubic yards of material. Assessments will be placed on abutting parcels listed by name and location. Public meeting set for September 20, 1930 at 7:30 p.m. in the City Hall to adopt the resolution.
Iroquois residents plan Wednesday trips to Big Stone and Hartford Beach. Wilma Carterlet will attend Madison and enter Eastern State Teachers College. Mrs. Rilling and daughter Mabel visit from Denver and stay with Harry Harrington. R. J. Skadloken seeks medical treatment in Rochester. Funeral in Silemt for a friend’s mother attended by Mrs. Greer. Wilmarth and Sullivan hosts Margaret Wilmarth visiting from Minneapolis en route to California. Hubert Alberts returns from a hospital in HuRon after treatment. High school and grade enrollments noted with 82 in high school and 120 in grades. Wilbur Ohlsen announces marriage to Catherine Pickell of Carthage on June 13 and will reside in Femond. T. M. Greer leaves for Hot Springs after visit with son Charles.
Richland reports Phoebe Fern Wiederman leaving Tuesday for Madison to enter hospital nurse training. Mrs TLW Butz hosts Indiana visitors, and J W Stout heads to Omaha for medical care. Bancroft’s Clarence Heise returns home after a few days with the Van Tuyls. Eider announces the birth of a daughter, and Colorado visits end as families return. Logan township schools open with teachers Clifton McNabee Ella Maas Catherine Murphy Treva Olsen Gladys Parmietter. Grace Lyngen Ruth Franzen Bateman and Margaret O’Boyle to teach Richland schools. School No. X closes.
The text records Rev and Mrs A F Schieler arriving from Morrison Mo with Mrs Schieler as the new pastor of Tulare and Taste evangelical churches. It also mentions Bruggers returning as superintendent and various local teachers and visitors including Miss Selma Hahler and Floyd Preps from Stax City.
Members gathered at Mrs H M Wilson's home for a one third luncheon with Mrs C B McCrossen assisting. Twelve seated at decorated tables, followed by sewing and flower centered place cards. Out of town guest Mrs Wier Baldwin of Los Angeles attended for Mrs Ray Boyer's birthday.
Dolald Miss Viva Kezar of Meltetts visits all sister hire. George Quinn and Mr and Mrs BG Sorenson with daughter Shirley and Miss Maude Love lace depart for Minneapolis. Lovelace family guests in Roscoe. Nettie Kline visits Hollye with Mrs Kline staying. Cy J Schmitz and Grace Rica visit Redfield. Hubin and Woverton families spend Sunday at Lake Kam cottage decorated in yellow orchid and white.
Miss Josephine Nuhn TM returns from Nebraska visit. Miss Eton Aasby visits her brother in South Shore. Gifford Murphy visits relatives in Huron. Miss Marjory Eberlein visits Sioux Falls. Miss Charlotte Geiver returns from Sioux Falls. Mr and Mrs W G Tamblyn visit Aberdeen. Earl Spain departs to Mabel Minnesota. Miss Francis Fancher departs to Stone Lake Iowa to teach. Mr and Mrs Clare Hull visit Sioux Falls. Rev Jos Andrews and D A Lewis attend Huron Presbytery. Waldo and Stanley Warren of Flandreau visit Kentner Wilson. Clyde Collins returns from Canova where he oversaw a drug store sale.
Dan notices Anne Winter looking tired as the production schedule tightens. Sloan cuts scenes harshly to push the crew toward completion while the cast works late into the night. Anne replies she is too enthusiastic to be fired, hinting at ongoing tension and resolve.
The Huron Pierre bus leaves Pierre at 6 30 am connects with the train south out of Wolsey at 10 20 am and arrives at Huron at 10 45 am.
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