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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1936
Page
8
About sixty Beadle County WPA community center members toured Huron CCC Camp No. 2770 on the State Faith Grounds. Lt B L Caenen and educational supervisor G E Hyde led the tour highlighting barracks, camp routines, vocational training, woodworking shop and reading room.
London reports growing belief that Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin will exit politics soon with Neville Chamberlain poised as successor. Contenders criticize Baldwin over defense policy and his ministerial choices, while Sir Austen Chamberlain pushes for rapid changes and stronger leadership.
Willis Thornton reports Cleveland's Great Lakes Exposition opens June 7 with a modest but innovative approach. The grounds boast lighting by the National Electric Light Association, a waterfront entrance, and extensive permanent gardens funded by a WPA project. Highlights include a nautical theme, the world’s largest broadcasting studio, a Parade of the Years, the Streets of the World, and a 90,000-seat stadium for continuous events.
An advertisement extols Kellogg's Alt-BRAN as a bulk forming cereal to ease constipation. It recommends two tablespoons daily, with options to mix into milk, bread, or cooking, and notes the product is guaranteed by Kellogg and sold by grocers. It mentions dietary bulk from fruits and vegetables and advises medical consultation for stubborn cases.
Roosevelt boosters announce simultaneous rallies at Alpena and Wessington Springs on Saturday night at 8 o'clock. Alpena's event will be led by Mike McEldowney with a committee including Robert Cool and Dr. J. E. Shull. In Wessington Springs J. J. Schmierer chairs, with George E. Miller J. C. Anton and C. J. Aisenbrey assisting. Speakers will include five minute Roosevelt booster talks and candidates such as J. E. Zirbach and Wm. Ochsner.
The Townsend movement gathering at Odd Fellows Hall featured W H Barnett of Huron as speaker. Club president De Sorenson and W A Johns of Huron gave brief talks as several new members joined.
WELLINGTON June 5 Special Division of the Union Aid Society met with Mrs Henry Heilman plans were completed for the Royal Neighbor Convention dinner to be served today Mrs Herbert Wedge assisted the hostess with the serving of the Linch CCC WARTS MEN MILLER Junge 25 Special Enlistments are open in Hand County for entrance in CCC camps It is estimated that all who desire will be taken care of as there has been no quota set To date several men have enlisted HAVE NEW LIBRARIAN WILLOW LAKE June 25 Special Miss Letha Mudgett will act as librarian at the public library for the present Miss Blancha Lambert former librarian left this week for Minneapolis to join her sister Mae Lambert
Mrs. Lynn Cawan entertained her bridge club on Monday evening in Ree Heights. Mrs. Brewer received a farewell gift from club members. Lunch was served by the hostess.
The annual Gideons Convention of the South Dakota Society will meet in Yankton at the Christ Episcopal Church on Saturday and Sunday June 27 and 28. Delegations are expected from Sioux Falls Mitchell Haron and Aberdeen with William S Edwards of Sioux Falls state president in charge. The international organization will be represented by AK BE Lewis trustee from Eau Claire Wisconsin.
The Morning Star reports Rebekah Lodge held annual memorials at the IGOF hall with grave decorations and a business session. A door prize went to Mrs. Hazel Coop, and officers noted reports from the Rebelion assembly in Sioux Falls and the Secretary-Scribes Association. Wessington ranked third in state in publicity. A decision was made to meet once monthly in July and August.
Wessington Recreation program under Orval Shanholtz shows handcraft articles in Westre Pharmacy windows. Items include a large boat birdhouses checker boards sewing projects and small articles. Sports like tennis ball games and swimming will join activities once the pool is filled.
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