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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1942
Page
11
A fragment from a periodical features dialogue between Cassie and Paris, with an emotional tension unfolding. The scene hints at a restrained romance under paternal constraint, culminating in a kiss amid a storm as they plan further talks.
Special Homemakers Extension Club met at the home of Mrs. Anna Hammond. A vegetable demonstration was led by Mrs. Wesley Levtzow and Mrs. George Barton. A book report on Mexican Interlude was given by Mrs. Hammond and a Phoenix Ark trip report by Mrs. Avis Mathiason. A community bake sale was planned for Saturday Feb 23 to aid the Red Cross. Mrs. Edna Irwin reviewed a Pos ture Demonstration from Miller. Guest Mrs. Joan Schaffer of Agar, a former Rockham resident, attended. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Dora Seeman and Mrs. Winifred Echleberger.
Mrs Lillian Nylon grand associate conductress of Mobridge made an official visit to Waneta Chapter G E S in Gettysburg on Friday. A school of instruction was held in the afternoon. After a six o'clock banquet the initiatory ceremonies were exemplified with visitors from Mobridge Java Selby and Onida chapters.
Gettysburg reports excavation for a new city auditorium nearing completion. The 66 by 130 foot structure will have a full basement and a monolithic concrete one story, costing about 56000 dollars. Basement space includes a kitchen, meeting room, showers and a hosting plant. If not delayed by defense projects, completion is expected within the year. Domestic wool consumption in 1942 may fall 40 to 50 percent from 1941 levels due to defense needs. Warm wool income this year may match or exceed last year.
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