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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1931
Page
6
Numerous local groups schedule Monday gatherings in Huron with sessions at the Farmers room the library and various halls. Activities include dances es, lodge meetings, and social hours as organizations plan events for the week and month ahead.
Two successive bridge luncheon events hosted by Mrs. Jewe Burns Mrs. ZB Dinneen and Mrs. J C Bates at the Dinneen residence 556 Nebraska Avenue Southwest drew 24 guests apiece. Tables featured roses as centerpieces with one thirty o'clock starts. Prizes went to Mrs Leonard Davis Mrs William Eilers and Mrs W C Gagnon on day one and to Mrs Coe L Crawland Mrs William Olson and Mrs H J Gifford on day two.
Miss Norma Martin 49 graduation in June from the University of Wisconsin arrives in Huron to visit until Monday with her parents Mr and Mrs Andrew Martin. Mrs Harry Otto and daughter Miss Lucille Otto leave for Sioux Falls to visit until today. Mrs Frieda Bucker will accompany them home for an extended visit. Regular Saturday night chicken pie supper at the YWCA. Mrs J Edson Farcat of Chicago, former Huron resident, visiting grandmother Mrs Bachman Hitchcock and friends in Huron. Mrs Hay Sawwell of Huron in Iroquois with ill parents Mr and Mr G B Irvin, not returning until early next week. Mr and Mrs A R Avery left for Norfolk and Columbus. Roast chicken baked ham and asparagus at YWCA Sunday noon. Mrs E Chamberlain returns from Chicago to move household goods. Mr Chamberlain transferred by railroad. E W Feige M D for glasses. Mrs Hugh Barclay returned from Rochester MN visiting her mother Catherine Crawford.
Crawford returns to Huron for a visit while saitherman to Zubmece, epoca heads to Aberdeen for an automobile accident. He remains lame but is recovering. Congressman C A Christopherson of Sioux Falls was in the city yesterday en route to Miller and plans a canvass of the new district with interest.
April 1 TRQQUOIS Otto Alberts nearly loses his little son Earl Duane when a field disc is set in motion. The boy, watching nearby, is knocked down as horses pull the implement forward. The father hoists the disc away, saving the child from serious injury. Earl Duane suffers only a minor head bruise.
Groton will host the spring conference of the northern South Dakota district of the Missouri Synod. Clergy listed include Rev. T. Joeckel of Huron, Rev. I. Wessier of Milbank, and Rev. F. Hues sner of Wilmot, with the event announced from Groton on April 11.
Miller and Highmore businessmen formed equal teams for a whist tournament. The first session at Highmore Commercial club favored Highmore, while a midweek return in Miller reversed the outcome. A deciding game is planned at Highmore in a few days. Seeding under way in Edmunds county as soil conditions improve and winds do not hinder progress.
Commissioner Tobin reminded his boys of a party in the Elks hall on Hotel Marvin Hughttt second floor. It will start at 7 30 Monday night with invitations sent to all Huron youths. Nearly 100 youngsters answered the first indoor party this week.
The county chorus will present an entertainment this evening marking their first public appearance amid local excitement and community support.
Beadle County abstracts list transfers including Charles Weller selling to Oak Sec Co in Huron for $1, SW 4 34-113-65 and Manford S. Ackles to Lloyd Anderson in Hitchcock for Lots 6 7 8 Blk 20 Sub div Bike 18 19 20 & Outlet. Mollie Ackles transfers to Lloyd O. Anderson in Hitchcock.
Public deeds show John G Larzon selling to A J Carson of Char tex Oak Iowa Texas area for $1 in SEM 17 11 65. Robert B Hill transfers lot 18 replat of lot 1 block 3 Sterling's Ist Add Huron to John B and Bien Vogel.
Kidder notices the high school presents the operetta Hearts and Blossoms this Friday and Saturday. The production features a cast of 43 students.
Highmore hosts the BYDE county contest and convention of C. L. will select Intermediate declamatory and essay contest representatives for the district contest at Wessington Springs. The county champion in declamatory will compete next in district events.
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