Surprise party honors Miss Verna Triplett before Iowa City training
The Royal Neighbors organized a surprise at Miss Verna Triplett's home as she heads to Iowa City to train as a nurse. About 25 lodge members gathered when she returned from the Central office where she has worked eight years. The note lists many local residents visiting, baptisms, and weekend travels in Huron and Alpena, including family gatherings and church events. The passage records social visits, baptisms, and travel among residents of Alpena, Huron, Mission Hill, and surrounding towns.
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Verna Triplett
Iowa City
Lodge
Triplett
Miss Triplett
Zazel Morrison
Huron
Pete Myron
Chris Peterson
Charles Bergeleen
James
Jens Peterson
Charlotte Myron
George Bergeleen
Doris Mae
P. E. Burns
E. C. Barber
Faith
L. M. Cott
Charles
Sioux Falls
Cott
E. R. Barnes
Frank Eberhard
Albert Zellar
Elgin
N. D
E. Lehr
Alpene
C. Dahierup
Mission Hill
G. N. Kinsman
Fami
Vly
Maudine Kinsman
Sprag-er Hospital School of Nursing
Lane
Gus Winter
Parkston
Lydia Losing
Max Habicht
Wessington Springs
J Halvar Brecke
Clarice Olen
Renner
Ida Johnson
Garretson
E. C. Newnever
John Funke
Ben Smith
Clark
Ed Baldwin
A.B. Lawrence
George Fawcett
Henry Petersen
Laverne
Minn
Chris Lagemadin
Richland Briefs Reflect Local Residents Activities
Richland notes report Bertha Voss recuperating after Friday surgery at Huron hospital while Warden Wilkins and his son Rush visit nephew C W Van Tuyl in Grand Island Nebraska. Lyngen and Forrest Owens back from North Dakota work. Frances Blackburn of Iroquois visited the Elder family this week. Dr E E Hunt to preach at Richland church Sunday afternoon. Wallis tractor delivered to J I McCoy of Cavour by Dr W Van Tuyl Monday. Dale Hedlund ill this week. Connelly and A K Hanson of Aberdeen were Richland visitors Tuesday. I A Bloodgood and A M Beall installed new silos for cattle feeding.
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Richland
Bertha Voss
Huron Hospital
Warden Wilkins
Rush
Grand Island
Neb
C.W. van Tuyl
Lyngen
Forrest Owens
North Dakota
Frances Blackburn
Iroquois
E. E. Hunt
W. van Tuyl
Wallis
J. I. McCoy
Cavour
Dale Hedlund
Mr. Connelly
A. K. Hanson
Aberdeen
A. Bloodgood
A. M. Beall
Tulare Notices and Vignettes From Local Scene
Local items report Tulare residents traveling to Minnesota and Huron for visits and college. Merle Fink visits William Nelson home in Salem. Dorothy Simons wins five dollar prize at Epworth league. Doris Hagman enrolls at Huron College. Evanglical church groups host social at Rev Schieler home. Tillie Wisener dies at Crandon aged 73. funeral and burial follow. Ladies Aid to meet at MEL church parlors. Bob Tott seeks medical consultation in Mitchell.
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Milton Walsh
Huron
Evangelical Women's Union
Clara Weisman
Bud Beaning
Alfred Boyd
Dorothy Simons
M. E
Epworth
Doris Hagman
Huron College
Lome
Ladies Aid Society of the
Mel Church
Bob Tott
Mitchell
Huron Social Notes and Local Departures
Miller Mise Elenore Simons and Josephine Kittelson visited the F. D. Greate home in Huron Sunday. Norway Hansen and two children and Mrs. R. M. Lane went home to Sturgis. W. J. Halbower and daughter visited Sioux Falls at the home of their daughter. John Kuper’s family from near See also spent time with friends in Mierthis. W. S. Thomas and daughter Ethel visited relatives at Rockham. Miss Ethel Berry and Miss Ethel Thomas attended the Hyde county teachers institute at Highmore last Saturday. A marriage license was issued to James W. Cavianelli of Wessington Springs and Vanelda Sherman of Howard. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schroeder and family visited relatives in Huron. Mrs. George A. McKay and Miss Barbara McKay departed for Chicago to visit relatives. The contract to enlarge the light plant to accommodate a new boiler was awarded to George Dormberger for 5 000.
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Jake Lehr
Menno
Emanuel Lehr
Loren Earl
Mt. Vernon
Silas Hayes
Alpena End
J. W. Murphy
Clara Eaton
Huron
Chris Smenson
Mission Hit
W. B. Sheffield
Parker
Raymond Aye
Sheffield
Mr. Sheffield
Mr. Aye
Sioux City
WH. J. Munson
Stickney
HA. Munson
Arthur Moore
Onida
William Moore
Sarth Munson
Alpena
Garrett Richardson
Sedalia
Pierre
Hiram’ Gerldt
Richardson
Rockham
Ethel Berry
Ethel Thomas
Hyde County Teachers Institute
Highmare
James W. Cavianelli
Wessington Springs
Vanelda Sherman
Howard
Harry Schroeder
George A. McKay
Miss Bary
Bara McKay
Chicago
George Dormberger
Broadland
Mary Smith
Lester
Norman Smith
Bartlett
Aberdeen
Richard Teeple
Teeple
Fred Moliz
A. Abramson
William, Bartlett
Broadland High School
Stephen Corcoran
Hitchcock
Ruth
Lester Stauffacher
Wolsey
Pearl
Margaret Sackett
Cavour
Fac Barber
Huron High School
Albert Rogers
J. H. Rogers
Harald Urban
Yankton
William Urban
Huron Clinic
Gwight Stevens
George Smith
Scott Morris
Howard Morris
Arlo Moul
Gettysburg
Roy Houck
M. Ellen Howell
Leah Cummings
Teachers Institute
Marguerite Morris
Hruse Schol
County Institute
J. F. Mou
Chee]ter
Local travelers and projects noted in brief countryside update
Felmly and Mrs FE Johnson moved to Chamberlain and visited St Pukwana Kimball and other points on the return trip. S W Preston of Helle Prairie town ship in Cavour Wednesday on business. George Rhoatley of Sanborn County is adding a new room to his house.
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Felmly
FE. Johnson
Chamberlain
Broadland Notes On Local Visits And School Moves
Broadland Iowa residents visit relatives across the region over the weekend. Norman Smith hosts Mrs. Mary Smith as Bartlett family members move to Aberdeen while Teeple and Moliz relatives meet in Broadland. Several Broadland high school graduates attend schools in Hitchcock Wolsey Cavour and Huron.
Cavour Area Social and Visit Notes
Cavour Clifford Edwards and family spent Sunday at the W. French home in Valley township. C J Lundberg of Pearl Creek township was a Cavour caller Monday. Herbert Hein of Pearl Creek township was in Cavour on business Monday. Mrs James Elder and daughter arrived in Cavour from Huron Saturday. Walter Krips of Iroquois was a business caller in Cavour Tuesday. George Schmidt is enjoying a visit from his brother from Wyoming. Last reports from Mrs Raymond Barton who was operated on at the Huron clinic Tuesday was that she was recovering satisfactorily. Mr and Mrs Ed Weideman and Mrs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavour
Clifford Edwards
W. French
Valley Township
C. J. Lundberg
Pearl Creek Township
Herbert Hein
James Elder
Huron
Walter Krips
Iroquois
George Schmidt
Wyoming
iLast
Raymond Barton
Huron Clinic
Ed Weideman
Relatives visit and fair trip note in Huron region
Thursday visits relatives and attends the fair in Huron. Carl Betters Ind Harold Smith went hunting in the northern part of the state Monday and returned Tuesday evening. Mrs H McCaughey injured in an August auto crash is recovering enough to go home. Houck and Rey Johnston drove to Wagner Saturday and returned Sunday with Miss Zeta Johnston who had been visiting relatives in Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Carl Betters
Harold “Smith
H. McCaughey
H. ‘Houck
Rey Johnston
Wagner
Zeta Johnston
Local residents travel and fair attendance noted
Wolsey residents, including Wolsey Mx and Mrs Robert Hatcher, left for Missouri Valley on a business trip and will be away about a week with Harold Ringheimer’s family covering. School dismissed for two days to attend the State Fair. several locals returned from Hurley and distances traveled for fair events and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolsey Mx
Robert Hatcher
Missouri Valley
Harold Ringheimer
Flo, Cheney
Hurley
X ‘Li M. “Kaiser
Fierre
John Beam
Plankinton
L. M. Kaiser
Mr. Kaiser
Lawrence
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ilinois
C. C. Lindblad
Mavis Maxine
Arthur Olson
Frank Ajlen
Strackweather
N. C
Victor Peterson
Fanny Mills
Wessington
Fitch
Wolsey
Claude E. Smith
Lake Andes
Miss Mills
Weekend visitors mingle with Miller residents and relatives
Enid Martin from Miller teaches there and spends the weekend with friends at the Fair. Several visitors from Carter South Dakota and California arrived for visits at the Chenoweth, Yielding, and Lanobs homes. Mr and Mrs Newton went to a hospital, while many others from Miller and nearby towns traveled to Huron, Mitchell, and Black Hills areas for visits and a wedding trip. A birthday gathering at the Cogswell home included bridge and refreshments at the White Front cafe.
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Black Hills
Mr. Cheney
H. O. Cheney
Lon Cheney
Mitchell
White Front
Crack-Proof Texaco Texaco Oil Endurance Test
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New York
Los Angeles
Ford
Texaco
Great
Salt Lake Desert
James C. Hargis
St. Louis
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