Degree of Honor Lodge to Meet Thursday Night
Degree of Honor Lodge No 46 will hold its regular meeting at 7:30 pm in Labor Temple. After a short business session a card party and bridge game will follow at 8:00 pm. Friends are invited.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1938
Page
5
Degree of Honor Lodge No 46 will hold its regular meeting at 7:30 pm in Labor Temple. After a short business session a card party and bridge game will follow at 8:00 pm. Friends are invited.
Harrold High School edged St. Lawrence 19 to 12 in a defensive game after trailing 27 to 19 late in the third. Mistorek scored 72 points, top for Harrold, while Weaver led St. Lawrence with 0. St. Lawrence seconds beat Harrold seconds 32 to 4. Harrold fifth and sixth grades beat Holabird 10 to 6.
Bonilla High School defeated Wolsey 15 to 10 in Beadle County Conference basketball with Baker leading Wolsey at 8 points and Atkinson top scoring for Bonilla with 7. In girls action Wolsey beat Bonilla 23 to 9 as Thelma Rodman scored for Wolsey and Heckerman for Bonilla.
The Turan College board of trustees met in regular session on January 23 at Huron College. Attending members from out of town included Br. CM McManis of Mite and H. W. S. Ell of Mitchell, Ds. Hugh, with others present.
Local shoppers flock to Helen Rubinstein beauty ions sale touted as the season’s scoop. Women visit daily to learn about the latest beauty supe rly and view demonstrations. Come in personally and see for yourself.
The meeting gathered most local members to discuss stouting matters and hear reports. The board was entertained at Tunday dining hall on Tuesday noon at Huron College in Aberdeen.
Highmore Pirates were defeated by Miller Hustlers in a close contest with turnovers and limited offense. Miller led 12 4 at halftime and extended to 20 7 after three quarters before pulling away late. McDonald and Parler led for Miller while Highmore struggled to click in the middle periods. Officials were Sherer and Fox.
The Huron chapter of the Benefit Association of Railway Employes will hold its annual election of officers this Friday at 8 o'clock in Labor Temple. A full attendance of members is requested for the meeting. In Blencoe and Sioux City, a teen death from a real pistol rehearsed as a prop highlights safety concerns. Edward Maley, 17, died after a real gun used during a high school play rehearsal discharged. The actor behind the prop gun claimed he did not know it was loaded.
Six children died as accumulated snow collapsed a primary school gymnasium in Otaru. Fifty six pupils were pinned beneath the wreck, seven seriously injured. Rescue crews worked to extricate the victims amid the frozen debris.
Reports describe the aurora borealis lighting skies from the Netherlands to Italy and the British Isles. Fire departments rushed to calls but scientists explained the electrical disturbance caused the phenomenon, while residents feared war and disaster in scattered regions.
The Huron chapter of the Izaak Walton League released a fiscal year report showing 1937 activities to restore a leading game bind area in Central South Dakota. With U S Forestry Service and Soil Conservation Service support, over 3000 acres were planted to canola, corn, and sunflowers for winter feed and moisture conservation. Seed was supplied by the chapter and left standing to feed birds through winter.
Pi-Fronk Fogles returned to Sioux City today after a reunion in Oklahoma City with his 8 year old brother John P. Fories, from whom he had been separated for 35 years. He failed to persuade the boy to move with him to Sioux City to make his home.
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