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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1933
Page
5
Margaret Blystone notes a busy social calendar in Huron with no YWCA August meeting. A Labor union gathers at Labor Temple Friday at 7 30 pm as a colorful American Legion procession opens sessions. Attendees include national officers and district presidents, with Gladys Murray providing music and Abigail Walsh staging guards of honor.
A large dinner party at 15 Sixth Street Southwest hosted by Kirk Wheeler and Robert Sheeks drew 14 guests including Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Dybdahl, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carr, and out of town visitors Miss Charlene Henson of Des Moines, Miss Mary Senate Howes of Washington DC, and Miss Shirley Steyzman of Madison. After dining, guests danced at the pavilion east of Huron. A separate surprise farewell for Mrs. Frank McMahon was held at 435 Dakota Avenue North, with 30 attendees, husband gifts, and two contests won by Mrs. C. E. Wilson. The Happy Hour club presented a handkerchief shower and a quilt to Mrs. McMahon.
About 500 delegates and guests will attend the thirteenth annual South Dakota American Legion Auxiliary convention in Huron from August 14 to 16. Nora Hopkins leads the convention board with Ruth Dukes Pauline Crawford Abigail Walsh and Hazel West assisting. Events include a Sunday banquet, joint memorial service, Monday meetings and tea with a Gold Star reception, music contest, commanders banquet and ball, and Tuesday sessions with national and state leaders addressing the group.
Mrs B E Sehnert and daughter Mazilyn Holdrege Neb spent weekend at home. Miss Christine Matz sister of Mr Matz and Mrs F C Pearl of Spokane Wash visiting. Special Fri and Sat spring fries 35c delivered. Norman Stewart Madison visited his parents. Emil Buchholz and wife returned to Columbus Wis after business in Beadle county. Miss Shirley Stolzman Madison visited relatives. Don Hattie and two children Highmore visiting. Jack Newman Sioux Falls visiting Agnes Kumpf. Miriam Speirs travels to Pierre and Faulkton to visit friends before returning home in about ten days.
Peggy Hopkins Joyce is back in Los Angeles to film another movie and announces she would like to marry a polo player. In 1926 she said she might remarry after divorce, highlighting a persistent search for a new partner.
We thank friends relatives and neighbors for kindness and moral offerings during our beloved baby illness and at the time of death. Mr and Mrs H E Olson and family express gratitude for support.
Beadle County Relief Committee invites written applications for the Beadle and relief director post. Applicants must state qualifications and deliver applications to the county auditor by 5 pm Friday August 11. R910 adv.
Two women claim widowhood in the death of Capt E F M Deeds from a China crash. Marie Deeds, the younger, and Betty Deeds of San Francisco contend they are his widow. Betty arrived by plane in Denver. Marie says money from the Chinese government was involved and questions a fortune claim. The body was brought to California for burial.
Fragmentary OCR yields a claim about a marriage in Mexico. The text references a husband and a first marriage that occurred over a year ago, with garbled quotes suggesting ongoing personal disclosures. Details are unclear due to damaged source text.
Beadle County reported record births and divorces for July per the vital statistics report from Clerk of Courts S. P. Glanzer. Forty three births set a new high, four divorces were granted, with prior highs in February for births and January for divorces. The month also recorded seventeen deaths and twenty marriage licenses.
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