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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1930
Page
3
Beadle county W C A trustees discuss a planned Y W C A building for Huron. The group weighs a new home as a community center with spaces for recreation, clubs, offices, and multi club use to meet rising demand in a growing city.
In Rome Dr Maria Montessori denounces U S educators for using her ideas without credit. She will not return to America for nine years, pursuing Montessori methods in Italian high schools under Mussolini. A secondary Montessori school operates locally as her fifteenth international course gathers 21 nations.
Lane community items note the McIntyre family visiting relatives in Miller and other locals. Mrs. Joe Kutil of Huron and Arth Kutil of Sioux City were guests at the Joe Kutil home. The Roti family attended church in Wesington Springs. Mrs. Ed Ring of Cresbard visits her daughter in Lane. Lane newspaper staffer L. Giles was a business caller in Huron. The Barrs’ birthday celebration, Pier meat market transfer by Mr. Hendricks of Bridgewater, and moving plans for the Bartels to Montana are listed along with multiple family visits and extended travels to Pierre Alpena and Woonsocket. The Royal Neighbors hosted a mixed dance, and several families relocated or planned extended stays with relatives in nearby towns.
Neighborhood News notes Mr and Mrs G F E Johnson visiting Woonsocket on Monday as Norris Williams, Watkins representative from Wessington Springs, was calling nearby.
The Christian Endeavor society held a bake sale at George McKichan store Saturday afternoon, raising more than $3. Birth announced for Truman Walton and wife a daughter born Sunday. Mrs. Clyde Palmer ill at home. Mrs. Frank Young operated on at Wessington Tuesday at 5. H BE Dawes to speak in Mitchell church Sunday night. Rev E L Jones of Huron to share stereoptical views of foreign missions in Bonilla Wednesday March 5 at 7:30. Willing Workers club party at Wilford Hamilton home Saturday. seven 500 tables and about 50 attendees.
An old advertisement touts Kellogg's All-Bran as a natural, fiber rich cereal that cleanses the intestines and boosts iron in the blood. It suggests daily two tablespoons with meals and offers serving ideas like muffins, hot breads, soups, and desserts. Packaged as red and green, produced by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
A group from Wolsey including Hattie Fred Eddie Klicker Hazel Ernest and William Gove spent Sunday evening at the Mart Bus sell home. The entry notes attendance at midnight and highlights the local gathering.
Will Vogel and his son from Burt, Iowa, returned to their home after visiting relatives and tending to farm interests. Clarence Phillips spent the weekend at his home in Wessington.
A dramatic moment from La Prensa Argentina recounts a person who rushed a tiger and cut off its tail. The exchange questions why the head was not chosen, noting that someone had already severed it minutes earlier.
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