Social Events By Margaret Blystone
Community clubs and gatherings fill a page with meetings in Lakotah commandery Fray Division 213 B of L E W RC and Rainbow ledge with dates and locations in Labor Temple St Teresa hall and Simmons Avenue Southeast.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1932
Page
6
Community clubs and gatherings fill a page with meetings in Lakotah commandery Fray Division 213 B of L E W RC and Rainbow ledge with dates and locations in Labor Temple St Teresa hall and Simmons Avenue Southeast.
An advertisement promotes Kruschen Salts as a fat loss tonic. It claims daily morning use with hot water before breakfast reduces fat in four weeks while boosting energy and skin clarity. It urges buyers to obtain from Longwind Drug Co H A Pesh ton's or any drugstore worldwide.
Pioneer Bridge club members were entertained by Mrs. A Stransky yesterday afternoon at 349 Frank Avenue SE. High scores went to Mrs. John Ebert and Mrs. Al Schroder. Refreshments were served by Mrs Stransky and her daughters Anna and Ruth. Next meeting set for Mrs. M H Marcusen's home.
Iroquois High students will hear college debaters close the year with an exhibition. Verl Lewis Miller and Ivan Blevins Huron will argue for centralized industry control against Alvin Hahn Doland and Leonard Anderson. Hahn and Anderson recently beat Augustana in a negative round at the junior college.
In Boston March 17 Judge Thomas Dowd and John Gally clash over damages in a suit by Galley for injuries from an accident. The court allowed him one cent. A telegram from Weissenstein Estonia reports Estonian Match Monopoly chief M Margusy hanged himself amid financial strain.
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