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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1934
Page
9
The Evening Huronite lists ad taker contact and rates for single and multiple insertions. Readers are reminded to place ads in the office by 6 o clock the day before publication with minimum word counts per insertion.
A 1934 Anne Adams pattern advertisement sells pattern 1736 for a shirtwaist style with collar high under the chin and raglan sleeves. Includes new instructor, sizes 12 through 40, fabric yardage, price fifteen cents for pattern and magazine combo twenty five cents. Order to Evening Huronite Pattern Department New York City.
Officers installed at a Degree of Honor meeting were Bary Emmelius president Mavis Leeds vice president Millie Sinkler past president Bertha Crawford second vice president Anna Toovey secretary Anna Sullivan usher Mary Lynch assistant usher Eva Zeidler inside watch Katie Schultz outside watch. Royal Neighbor lodge members attended a hall meeting Wednesday lunch was served then a afternoon session. Frank Amit and brother Lot returned from California after a month with families. Odd Fellows hosted Reb ekahs and guests from De Smet and Lake Preston with cards dancing and lunch served.
The report states that one operation has been performed and Willy will remain in the hospital for two more weeks. Mr and Mrs Charlea Krick from near ana Valley left Thursday for McClure due to Mr Kricks ill father. My and Mrs Marion Atkins drove them to Woonsocket. Earl Myers retired Thursday from casteers laws and took a truck load of goods for A Schultz who will accompany him. a second load is planned for Friday.
Mortgage dated December 2 1928 by R Nelson and Rhoda Nelson to Lakota Savings on Loan Company Beadle County Beadle South Dakota mortgagee describes Lot 3 Block 1 Runkel addition East Huron with 100 feet frontage. Amount due 1761.46 including principal, interest and costs. Sale set February 6 19H at 10 AM at front door of Beadle County Courthouse Huron. Assignee Gladys W Mann. Chamberlain Hall attorneys.
Wessington Springs notes from Paul Kieffer report Dr. Jenkinson stronger but not relief from asthma in McAllen Texas. The column lists visits by Peter and Christine Myran to Alpena and Phoenix engagement plans, plus visits by H Wuebenhorst, Albert Pinard, Mrs. Farnum, Mrs. Leonard, and the Finer family. Other items mention K and K Co invoicing by Sioux City men, Lane State College mortgage record compilation aided by CWA, Zink family move back to renovated apartments after a fire, and a Chicago update on Wilbur McDonald’s recovery.
Yale Miriam White of De Smet and Roy Sturgis of Huron visited Saturday evening at the Paul Ronspeiss home. Several families from Osceola, Conde, Cavour, Wolsey, and Iroquois were noted guests at local homes Sunday and Saturday, including Mr. and Mrs. James Lawrence and son Derry, and Mrs. Pierce Tyrrell with Tommy.
Mrs H W Brinkman returned from Minneapolis where she visited her daughter and reports her daughter much improved. The Cavour Ladies Aid met at Mrs Miler home Thursday with good attendance. Frederickson of Sheffield was in Cavour Monday. Rev W M Redfield and family stopped in Cavour on their way to Esmond Saturday. Kyle Show, seriously injured in an auto accident south of Cavour four weeks ago, returned from Rochester Monday much improved in health.
Mrs Fairield hosts club girls Saturday afternoon. Mrs O J Olson to entertain Fairfield Ladies Aid Society February 1 replacing Mrs V Christenson. Mr and Mrs Ross Cumming attended a reception at J H Rogers home in Broadland Sunday in honor of newly married Mr and Mrs Albert Rogers.
Vermillion January 1. W H Gver director of the University of South Dakota museum noted on KUSD radio that modern guns resemble each other, differing mainly in caliber. He traced this to local gunsmiths in earlier towns who custom ordered pieces, creating diverse old models then standardizing as cartridges evolved. Advances from muzzle loaders to cartridge firearms occurred within centuries, shaping today’s uniform designs.
FRANKFORT Jan 26 The Star Iodge held a social evening with a strong attendance contest. Two piano selections by Mrs Vera Lidtke and readings by Mrs Margaret Leonard delighted guests. Birthday cakes were given to Mrs Hattie Drayer and Mrs Matilda Hughes. Ruth Elberta Drayer and Louise Eleanor Wilson delivered their grandmothers’ and mothers’ cakes respectively. A lunch was served to 50 members and guests.
At the annual meeting in Canova on Tuesday evening the fire company elected officers for the coming year. Robert Smith was chosen president, Donald Williams vice president, Clyde H. Powers secretary, Eugene Holm treasurer, C. G. Noel fire chief, and BE. H. Foulkes assistant chief. Guests enjoyed an oyster supper before the business session.
Tulare high school debate team members Dorothy Marzahn Irene Sumner and Bruce Yan Ruth Radcliffe argued the affirmative and negative sides respectively against Redfield high. Carrol Miller coaches Tulare debate squad.
First Methodist Episcopal Church offers morning service at 11 with preludes and anthems led by Mrs. George Warner and Eugene King, plus a postlude. Evening service at 7:30 includes hymns and a postlude. Sunday school at 9:45 with Epworth leagues at 6 p.m. Midweek prayer is Wednesday at 7:30 in Wesley hall. Pastor F. E. Morrison invites all. Nazarenes hold 11 a.m. service on work of the Paraclete and 4 p.m. Converted Man subject. B.S. program led by Eva Holister. cottage prayer Thursday at 8. Pastor H. S Palmquist extends welcome.
A compilation of church notices lists St. Martin's Catholic Church Masses at 6:30 and 10:30 with weekday and holy day schedules, Seventh Day Adventist Sabbath school at 2:00 and preaching at 3:00, Central Church of Christ Bible school at 1:00 and services with afternoon and evening programs, Salvation Army activities including youth meetings, and multiple Congregational, American Lutheran, and Presbyterian services with times, sermons, and special events. It notes lay leaders, pastor names, and upcoming community religious programs.
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