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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1941
Page
6
Friday meetings planned for Degree of Honor No 121 officers 8 PM at Legion Hall with inspection practice Mizpah Chapter No 9 EO meet at 8 PM Friday evening. Adult Education Program offers life enrichment courses in English math and spelling at 7 PM Friday at the Adult Education Center Second and Ohio.
A literacy class under the Adult Education Program meets Friday night at 7 o clock at the Community Service Center at 371 Wisconsin Avenue Southwest. The Home Improvement Extension Club meets with Mrs A A Qison at 420 Idaho Avenue Southeast at 2 o clock Friday. The Couples Class of the Baptist Church gathers Friday at 6 p m in the church basement for a box social.
The Alpha Delphian Club held its first night meeting at Mrs. C. N. Mellvaine's home with Miss Harriet Carson as chair. Miss Marjorie Zones performed two violin numbers, Miss Betty Peterson accompanied, and Miss Jean Craig presented a play on Americanization written by Miss Frances Tait and Miss Marie Grimes. Tea featured pastel flowers. committee included Miss Carson and Mrs. Lehman.
Local notes mention a book report by Mrs. Felix and a number contest won by Loretta Bisehoff. The April 12 wedding of Doris Ethel Hiatt of Glenham to Dale Travis in Mobridge is detailed with attire, witnesses, and brief post nuptial plans. The bride teaches Home Economics in Glenham and the groom works at Eddie's Bakery in Aberdeen.
Mrs Orville Sundberg entertained Cinderella Club members with three tables of bridge on Tuesday. Mrs L Oberbeck won high and Mrs Shelby Nelson low. a birthday gift for Mrs Oberbeck was presented. St Ann's Band of the Altar Society members attended. lunch followed.
Bill Tolmie returned to St. Paul where he works for Northern Transportation Company after visiting with his parents and playing in the South Dakota State Bridge tournament. W H Olson traveled to Madison for a South Dakota Tuberculosis Association meeting where he serves as treasurer and board member. Mrs Elmer E Hiatt of Chicago, formerly of Huron, visits through next Monday with local hosts. Dr Wipf’s office opens for payments 12:30 to 4:00 daily. Valeria Lynch and Nedra Kruger of Sturgis return home after a visit here.
South Dakota residents with ties to Huron gather for presbytery events. Notables include Parkhurst Wood visiting Lincoln relatives and fluency in state baseball league activities. Aviation progress noted for J Robert and Billy Hebron with Pat Hebron advancing in flying hours.
Gus Manolls of Huron has appealed to the city board of adjustment to move Lot 1 and 2 and the north half of Lot 9 in Geo. W. Sterling's First Addition from the first residential district to the business district. A hearing is set for Monday May 6 at 9:00 A M in City Hall, Huron.
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