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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1939
Page
5
Chicago leads in the nation with the most airplanes in a single city, while New York ranks second in this Tespeck. The report notes concentration of aviation assets and related facilities across major urban centers.
Sturgis ceremony on February 28 united Nina Stevens formerly of Huron and Huron High School class of 1938 in marriage. The bride, a graduate of Huron, wed in Sturgis with details limited in available text.
Community notices list Friday meetings for Shrine Auxiliary, DA, GA, and WRC in local halls plus a Helping Hand Club gathering at 1178 Beach Avenue. A Plaor So Extension Club session featured opera talks and music with lunch. a Highmore wedding at Highmota Lutheran parsonage celebrated Maxine Sanderson and Herbert Bawdon with local ties. Degree of Honor hosted a Monday gathering for Marcella Sage with games and prizes. local women’s clubs discussed Lindbergh’s book Lis ten the Wind and upcoming school program with Helen Buchanan and Edna Countryman.
AICG Study Club convened Tuesday evening with Fae president Mrs. in attendance. The meeting discussed leadership, upcoming events, and noted the illness of Mrs. died over Robus though no further details were provided. Mrs. McDowell was appointed to participate in the commute night duties.
Mrs. A A Wollmann gave a program on Correct Pronunciation at Tuesday’s Fortnightly Club meeting. Mrs. Legraine Paulson reviewed Wind Without Rain by Herbert Krause, head of English at Augustana College Sioux Falls, praising the first book as highly praised. It tells life on a Minnesota farm.
More than four hundred cast members of Headlines Revue were guests at a party hosted by the Huron Elks Lodge in the Elks ballroom last evening. The event featured dancing and a lunch. Emil Frost and Harry Hedblom praised the participants for the show's success. Over $100 was turned over to the Lodge social and community welfare fund.
Local advertisement invites shoppers to browse and save with prices starting at zero dollars as a closing sale ends Saturday night. The notice emphasizes limited time and urges immediate visits for bargains.
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