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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1929
Page
6
Evelyn Coyne outlines a busy schedule with A U W, Rowena Circle, and church gatherings from Tuesday to Thursday. Also noted are Prairie Rose lodge, Labortofaree club, M B A, Methodist service, Moose, Royal Neighbors, Ladies Aid, Presbyterian Kensingtons, Lutheran Ladies Aid, and a Crawford Summerville marriage announced with plans to return to Huron.
Officers Club of the Degree of Honor met at Mrs Schulz's home last night with Mrs Smith presiding. Plans discussed for a juvenile picnic and bridge prizes awarded to Mrs Schott and Mrs Landon. Ladies Aid of the Church of Christ hosted a misc shower for Mrs Sharpe, gifts presented with poems and writing prizes. Florence Wallace visits, Rowena Circle picnic at West Park to invite members and families for a pool day with a 2:30 gathering and a 5:00 supper.
Miss Isla Benedict of Hitchcock entertained at a Saturday party at the YMCA camp on Lake Byron. Chaperoned by Mrs Choate Johns of Chicago, five couples enjoyed dinner at eight, with yellow and black color motifs and garden tower decorations, followed by boating and swimming.
At 2 30 Friday afternoon the League of Women Voters will hold a regular meeting at the home of Mrs Jana Lampe Miller 622 Nebraska Avenue Southwest. Mrs Angie Chaffee will read the discussion on Child Labor Conditions in the United States. All are invited.
A Central South Dakota diary details chores and coop spraying by a farming couple, noting straw changes and milking help, followed by a death notice from Rochester Minnesota. Mrs. Joe Knippling died after a major operation. the report mentions longevity of a freshwater pesr muswel life.
Mrs H Boon and husband return from a 2000 mile trip visiting Spring Illowa Mo and Albert Led Minn enroute they toured Nebraska Kansas Iowa. Helen and Eve Rutherford in Minneapolis for a beauty course returning home today. For rent a 4 room furnished house. Adventisements note haying gear and farm supplies. Mrs Etta Stevenson and Ruth back from Cedar Rapids and Black Hills visit. Farmers urged to bring cream to Gold Medal Dairy Co. Mrs John F Grace recovering after major surgery. Mrs R M Jefferson of Hurons visiting relations.
A coated tongue signals digestive troubles and fatigue, with pains in the bowels and dizzy spells. The ad promotes Taniac, a herbal medicine claimed to aid stomach and bowel disorders, promising a refund if it fails to help.
In Mitchell visiting with her mother Mrs Luella Tucker. Cream buyers offered top market prices at Gold Medal Daily Co. Charles Heiss returned from a ten day vacation visiting Eau Claire Wis and Fargo N C with daughter Mrs Carl Anderson and son Kenneth. Calls for Bernard R Boughton for estimates. E W Troupe leaves for Walla Walla Wash for brother’s illness. Choate Johns family from Chicago tour Black Hills then to Chicago. For sale dining room set child’s bed sewing machine J M Mahonald Idaho S E 8 13 adve. Ivan Happer and Mrs John Happer welcome birth of A son in Cavour Sprague hospital. George Youngs and Charles Brusset depart for Black Hills trip. Stephen Morse Wolsey announces birth of Phyllis Jean at Sprague hospital.
The Romanian government weighs altering its military dress by studying American servicemen's garb. Officials say changes aim to modernize appearance and align with allied standards while maintaining national identity.
The United States Public Health Service cautions that yawning water can be unsafe to drink. Officials urge tests and treatment measures to protect communities from potential contaminants.
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