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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1930
Page
6
The HC. M. club of the Colleys met Friday night in the Olmstead reception room. The program featured a piano piece by Dave Testerman and a performance by Ruth Flanery. An open house followed and Luneth was served.
Cook and Mrs. R. Calverley gave a piano duet. The Dorsas society meets in the church basement next Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. C A Rogge and Mrs. P H LeValley as hostesses. Mrs. Herman Brodford will entertain the Woman's Bible class Wednesday evening. Mrs. George Whitey and Mrs. Fred Keane assist. Mrs. R W Calverley entertained at a bridge tea Saturday. Mrs. N B E Williams was high, score winner. A dainty afternoon tea followed. Mrs. F H LeValley hosted a group at her home Wednesday afternoon. bridge was played and a two course luncheon served. Guests included Mesdames Milo Lyje, Will Scots, Fred Sevierstrom, Herb Bryson, Paul Kieffer, Leigh McDonald, Reese Dill and Ed Theurer. The first and second graders celebrated Gerard Lammers seventh birthday. his mother delivered treats to the room. Thursday, Lamont.
Numerous local groups plan meetings Sunday through Wednesday. Organizations scheduled include B of L, Newman club, James River lodge, K P lodge, Women’s club of the Chicago and North Western system, Wikoska club, W O W, I O O F past noble grand assoc, Business and Professional Women, DeMolay lodge, Legion Auxiliary, library story hour, Twentieth Century club, Fortnightly club, Woman’s Home Missionary Society, and other gatherings with hosts and locations noted. Also reports a return from Minneapolis and travel to Detroit for related conventions and a Beadle county meeting.
Mrs Mayle Hand travels to Des Moines to spend a week at home. Labor mass meeting at Labor Temple on April 19. Becks of Miller shop in Huron. Daum's auditorium dances tonight and Easter dance April 21. Hennig returns from Rochester after surgery and improves. Nickum child recovering after hospital stay. Local notices on housing, rentals, and farm news. University students and visitors arrive for spring vacations. Baby chicks for sale and local commercial college student vacation.
Two men robbed G Sherard at Sandard Oil Station No 323 on Fourteenth Street and Phillips Avenue about 9 20 PM Wednesday, fleeing with between 30 and 40 dollars in cash and some checks. The driver, described as a 220 pound man in a grey sweater and brown trousers, ordered 10 gallons of gas then demanded all valuables before leaving in a Nash four door sedan.
Harold Werner, a junior and basketball team member at Iroquois High School, died of pneumonia after a nine day illness. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 3 PM in the Methodist church. The article also notes widespread adoption of a basketball ball jet system.
The article notes cleaning a coffee pot with soda water weekly to prevent discoloration and suggests scouring if needed. It also advocates a brisk morning shower as a spring fever cure, with cold water massage and rough towel rub for invigorating effect.
I wish to thank my friends for their kindness and beautiful flowers sent me during my recent illness. Mes Harry Kiine 419 adv c.
Notice that offices of the undersigned dentists will be closed Saturday afternoons from May to October first. Listed practitioners include Dr. E H Bryan, Dr. H A Johnson, Dr. B H Kerr, Dr. Jay Spinks, Dr. R A Straton, Dr. C R Stewart, Dr. C K Walker, W F P Re Whorten, Dr. A A Wollmann, Dr. E Wint, and Dr. Geo A Youel. County auditor Everett Curtis notes registration cards cannot be received after Monday night, April 2, 1930.
A diary entry from a farm recounts Dan attempting to drive to town with cream and eggs, the car failing near the garage, and Will towing the car to town. Jean and Wil visit, a town trip unfolds, and the author prepares a cake and tidies the bedroom for their accustomed quarters tonight.
Wessington Springs society items list upcoming events: Women's Home Missionary Society meets with Mrs Leland Vessey next Wednesday afternoon. Philathea matrons class gathers at Mrs Viola Shaw’s Tuesday evening. Dorcas division hosts a luncheon at Congregational church with talks on the Oregon and Gegan trails. Embroidery club to meet with Mrs Norris Williams next Thursday April 17 with officer elections. Butterfly club social at Mrs H G Bryson’s Friday. Chapter D PEO with Mrs J W Foster. program on The Case of Sergeant Grischa led by Mrs C B Price. Fred Lundman wins attendance prize. Kiwanis piano duet by Mrs H W Phelps and Miss Cornelia Simmons.
Fragmentary report notes references to the Marseillaise and a royal stance amid political tension in France. It hints at divided sentiment over nationalism and loyalty as voices rise in public spaces.
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