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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1941
Page
6
Community groups gather Thursday with meetings from 2 to 8 pm at YWCA, IOOF Hall, and various homes. Cancellations noted for St. Martha’s Parish House event. Birthday celebrations, reading circle, and extension clubs share details of dates, hosts, and activities across Catholic, Lutheran, and M E church circles.
The column records a wedding trip and home plans for Odland in Woonsocket Sioux Falls and a 1940 Cameron Mo wedding. It lists engagements marriages including Harvey Mirras at Watertown Lake Kampeska plans, plus social events in Huron with bridge games and a Labor Union social.
A Rockwood Hall shower honored Mr. and Mrs. Carl Saugstad recently wed in California. Guests played cards with prizes for Mrs. Mary Saugstad Will Paulson Ermer Trams and Neva June Gillispie a money collection was sent to California and a lunch followed. Helen Peterson of Forestburg wed Justus Lloyd Odland at the Forestburg Lutheran Church with Rev Odland officiating.
Friday events include Helping Hand Club with Mrs. L A Hunefeld at 2855 Third Street Southwest for Red Cross sewing. life enrichment English math and spelling classes at 7 PM in Adult Education Center Second and Ohio. Duplication Education Program 7 PM at Community Service Center 371 Wisconsin Avenue South. Mizpah Chapter No 9 Baptist Church group Friday evening. non sectarian Bible Study at Church of Christ Fellowship House 7:30 PM. Busy Hour Club with Mrs. C D Streeter 448 Frank Avenue Southeast Friday afternoon. Public invited to all sessions.
Ten friends gathered at 865 East Avenue Southeast to help Darwyn Dean Baseman celebrate his sixth birthday. Indoor games and contests awarded prizes to Beverly Jorgensen, Jimmy Teide, and Easton Flo. Darwyn sang a solo with piano accompaniment from his mother who also played several accordion numbers. Lunch followed.
Dr Konstantine J Jaroshevich will recount his escape from death after 53 days in a Polish concentration camp. The event at the Church of Christ on Risre By tomorrow evening is free to attend with a voluntary offering.
Miss Josephine Loraine Longstaff returned from the University of Michigan for summer vacation. Enroute she attended a Wilmette wedding and visited Dubuque and Chicago. Bob Klar left for Pontiac Michigan to summer with relatives, with Betty Klar accompanying to Tracy Minnesota. Six weeks stenographic Civil Service prep starts at Northwest College of Commerce June 30. call 3775. A marriage license issued to Francis Smith and Helen Pintuck. court business in De Smet today. Roy McNutt returns home after visiting his mother near Clarinda. trip by auto with Marvin Cail and family of Virgil. Kenneth Fish and friend Orville ...
Lucas of Corona arrives in Huron to visit Earl Fish and his family then plans to return to Corona. Misa Adrienne Scotchbrook, daughter of Carl and Mrs Scotchbrook of Scranton, formerly of Huron, earns the largest scholarship for incoming Rutgers New Jersey College for Women students.
Federal meteorologist B R Laskowski says weekly crop conditions show showers from 0.1 to over 2 inches and cooler weather improving yields. Corn growth rapid, knee high in parts, green and cultivated broadly though southeast damp ground limited work. Small grains improve as docks rise and heads fill, with rye, barley and spring wheat harvest anticipated within two weeks in the eastern third.
Reports from the Corn and Wheat Region indicate the past week brought ideal growing conditions. Crops show strong growth with alfalfa promising and haying progressing, while grain fields remain tall and robust. Temperatures ranged 80 to 90 degrees with varying moisture totals across locations.
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