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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1931
Page
6
Social calendar lists church services at First Christian and Methodist, lodge and club meetings, and picnics across Huron on Wednesday and Thursday. Notables include Mrs. B. McClaskey hosting Lake Byron party, brief wedding announcements for Hazel Wilkerson and R E Mytinger, and a double wedding at Bethlehem Church with Arbeiter and Waldner families.
A wedding dinner was held with long tables and flowers, two wedding cakes, and out of town guests from Minnesota and Kansas. The couple, Arbeiter and Waldner, plan to live on his father's farm and near Huron, with many Huron friends attending.
The Baptist church social committee led by Mrs. Ralph Burger hosts a reception for Miss Mary Laughlin, newly returned missionary from India after five years, at 8:30 PM Thursday. All friends are invited to attend this informal evening event at the church.
Two readings featured Mrs E B Ulrich MR ER A Pugsley Mrs FE E Dean Mrs Birks and Miss Jordax. A pot luck supper for Miss Johnson by Standard Bearers followed by a talk. Beta Delphian Chapter plans a program on The Formation of the German Empire with Miss Lavancia Bloodgood in charge and other talks on Prussia Germany and related topics. Morning porch parties hosted by Mrs H A Hill and Mrs George A Youel at 687 California Ave SW with nineteen guests and two breakfast tables. guests from Spokane and Yankton. decorations featured roses blue bachelor buttons and garden flowers.
Mrs F J Weber hosted a postnuptial shower for Mrs Kentner Wilson with twelve guests, bridge prizes awarded to Ed D Haverstock and John Cross, and a guest prize for Wilson. Mrs Floyd Hutcheson entertained Mae Streeter. Bunce and refreshments followed. Mrs Archie Collins hosted Norma Peters before her upcoming marriage, with bridge and score prizes for Wayne Gillette and Miss Beker. Miss Peters and Mrs Cross were honored at separate luncheons and Bridge events. A breakfast party announced Georg ia Mae Wermersen and Garland Dennis wedding plans. Civil war veteran M Edward A Probst noted as father of an eight and one half pound arm.
Local items note attending Meth odist institute at Lake Kampeska include Rev. C. E. Wilcox and others. deaths, travels, and visits are reported. Miss Cora Oakley leaves Minneapolis after a week’s visit. A J Lang to Aberdeen for Parent-Teacher course. weddings and births announced. various residents travel to Camp Judson, Water Town, and Kansas City area. note on a Lake Kampeska outing and farm bureau travel through Huron.
Knights Templar seize the Minneapolis loop for their grand parade marking the order’s 2th triennial enclave. Representatives from 170 chapters in 47 states join 14 divisions of thousands, many on horseback, for a five hour procession past the main reviewing stand at the municipal parade grounds.
In McPherson Kansas more than 30 soil tests use treble super phosphate across 15 townships this year. The $1.67 per acre practice is linked to Kansas State College experiments at Manhattan showing wheat production gains up to 18 bushels.
Registrations at the fortieth annual convention of the South Dakota Bankers association are expected to exceed 350, including bankers and their wives. George A. Starring reports attendance should match or exceed the average, with a strong speaker list and music drawing guests. Women attendees number around 70 to 73, with plans for a bridge luncheon at the Huron country club and entertainment for visiting ladies. Mrs Warren Green and other officials’ spouses are among honored guests, with Mrs George C Fullinweider directing the bridge luncheon and Mrs Camden Rayburn coordinating the musical program.
Mrs John Frank a 43 year old Wolsey resident died at her home at 2 30 this morning after a year with dropsy She was born in Borman Germany September 24 1811 and came to Wolsey with her husband from Long in 1910 Surviving are the widower five children Carl William John Ned Otto and Mrs Jake Wagner with another son Paul deceased Funeral services will be held at the family home Thursday afternoon at 1 I o clock and at the Lutheran church at 4 30 Rev F W Leyhe to officiate Interment in Lutheran cemetery at Wolsey.
Unsettled conditions continue with likely showers tonight and Wednesday. Cooler by Wednesday with a high near 78 and a low around 31. Highest on record for June is 103 and the lowest is 31, noting the unsettled pattern persists across the area.
Weather update covers South Dakota Minnesota and Iowa. Partly cloudy conditions tonight turn cloudy by Wednesday with showers expected, mainly in eastern areas. Temperatures dip in western regions and remain cooler into Wednesday. In Minnesota expect mostly cloudy skies with showers likely and a slight warmup in the east. Iowa shows unsettled conditions with chances of showers and thunderstorms, and a modest rise in temperatures in the northwest.
Road reports for Mitchell Watertown Huron Sioux Falls Yankton Aberdeen list highs and lows with precipitation status and road conditions. Values appear garbled but indicate generally good roads and varying skies across Mitchell Watertown Huron Sioux Falls Yankton Aberdeen with highs near mid to upper 80s and lows ranging from near freezing to mid 60s.
Rapid City reports a high of 67 with a low 63 and no measurable precipitation. roads are good and skies clear. Pierre Tl records a high of 9 and a low of 68 with no precipitation.
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