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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1937
Page
6
Local notices recap a busy weekend of Woodman and Legion Hall gatherings. Circle groups hold exchanges and Christmas parties. other lodges meet at Labor Temple and KC Hall with gift exchanges, potlucks, and entertainment.
Miss Bernice Roehr, leaving in December for Minneapolis to attend business college, was honored at the Royal Apartments by Janice Hurry and Lucille Fullerton. A bridge party with two tables featured. Mrs. Jerry Werner won high, and Roehr received a gift of handkerchiefs before a luncheon.
Bernica Madsen of Carpenter has been named editor in chief by Dr A E Woodall head of publications for the Pasque yearbook at Northern State Teachers College. Wayne Worley of Witten will act as business manager for the yearbook team.
Thirteen members and one visitor attended the Social Sisters Home Extension Club gathering at Mrs. Loy Randall’s home on December 15. Two new members, Mrs. Roy Burnham and Mrs. John Evans, joined. A pot luck lunch followed. Mrs. Randall led a talk on Diets to Fit the Family Income. Members exchanged Christmas gifts. The next meeting is set for January 26 at Mrs. Guiorma’s home at noon.
The Jolly Tasters Extension Club met with Don Georgia at 475 Beach Avenue Southeast on Wednesday at 7:30 PM. Members and visitors enjoyed singing, a diets demonstration, Christmas gifts, games, and a hostess lunch.
John Sowell and Fred Zink return from St John’s Military Academy to celebrate Christmas with families. Mitchell transfers and vacancies affect Northwestern Public Service Co. A daughter, seven pounds, is born to Mr and Mrs L E Sturgis in Huron. Several locals travel to and from State College Brookings for holidays. Funeral in Sioux Falls for Bert Mawer draws Goeble family. Don Streeter to Washington DC and New York for holidays and national speech convention. Bob Whitney returns from State College for Christmas and New Year with family. Kiel Bros. promotes Christmas stationery while Mrs EL Glidden visits Willow Lake family. Joe E Bottum Jr. visits Pierre on business.
University of Vermillion students B Eleanor Morrison Jana Robartson and others return for holidays. Rev Morrison will meet them at Wok and accompany to Huron. Transfer news includes Mr and Mrs Bud Lewis moving to Watertown and H G Larson filling in at the creamery in Brooklyn. Jordan and Robert Miller travel from Creighton Neb by plane for vacation. Fur promotions from Eilers Furriers highlighted.
William Big Bill Bathie, former Qmsha Happy Hollow golf pro, was chosen ten days ago as Minnehaha Country Club pro in Sioux Falls. His pupils include Rodney Blu Jr, Nebraska state champion, and he comes from Freeport Country Club. Secretary E Clark Deane announced the selection, succeeding Eddie McElligot who joined White Bear Yacht Club near St Paul.
Brookings dispatch reports state college students begin a 17 day home vacation at noon. Registration for the winter quarter is set for January 4 and regular classes close the next day as announced by Dean of Faculty G. L. Brown.
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