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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1931
Page
6
Dense list of fraternal and social group meetings planned for Friday and Saturday at various halls and homes. Includes Lakotah Commandery, D A of B, G A R, Rainbow Lodge, W R C, and Junior High and Senior High inter club councils plus Newman club officers named. Also reports on M. A. L. club, Home Extension, Merri-Fu bridge, Busy Hour, and Twentieth Century clubs with event details and host households.
The Fortnightly club hosted guest day at 535 Fourth Street Southwest with a refined program. Harden Van Deursen performed Stevenson's Requiem in three musical settings, Henry Gibson accompanied piano, and Mrs George Costain spoke on American Art Exhibit. Tea featured roses and snapdragons, with Mrs Braskamp and Mrs Sepogard presiding.
C Kluck purchased the Bly's Lunch Roost roof operation formerly run by Rollie Kenison. The new manager assumed possession on Tuesday of this week, with Mar 19 listed in the special notice.
An advertisement touts a French MELLO-GLO powder that allegedly stays on longer, gives a youthful bloom, and does not irritate skin. The product spreads smoothly and is marketed by The Fair Store.
Funeral services for Clark Brown, well known farmer of the Wessington vicinity, were held at the Presbyterian church with Rev. J. H. Block in charge. He died Sunday night after an operation for appendicitis and complications. Large attendance showed he was a highly respected citizen. He is survived by his father, four sisters, one brother, his wife and three children. Interment was at Wessington cemetery. The Wessington lodge No. 107 AF and AM conducted services at the grave.
Members of the boys W club at Wessington High School will hold their annual banquet at the community hall on Friday evening March 20. Mothers of club members will prepare the dinner and high school girls will assist with serving. A program has been arranged.
Aberdeen March 19. August Clueys a 40 year old farmer near Heels confessed to Brown County officials last night that he robbed the general store at Houghton Monday night of 200 dollars in merchandise. The confession followed discovery of part of the stolen goods in his home and he is held in jail awaiting a first degree burglary hearing. Mr and Mrs J J Borah attended Clark Brown funeral in Wellington before visiting Bonilla and plan to return to Huron.
Radio features recap with Helen Keller to speak on WABC and network yet to be announced. Byron Price Guests back of the news on WEAF next Wednesday. Dr William Temple from London speaks Easter Sunday on WABC. Fred Stone and daughters to perform on WEAF Friday. Blanshe Campbell soprano appears on WIZ group next Tuesday. Giacomo Laurivolpi tenor set for WEAF April 13. Renee Chemet violinist guest on WEAF April 19. Little Jack Little with Rudy Vallee on WEAF tonight. Dirty Weather drama in WWABC lineup at 7:45. Wozzeck act two from Metropolitan Opera, Leopold Stokowski conducting, 8:00 to 8:30. The Net dramatic sketch closes this set.
A roundup of program lineups across WEAF and WABC networks lists fiquer racketeers in place of Rapid Transit at 10 00 with Kate Smith at 10 30 and Eddie Connors at 10 45. Tomorson will bring Julia Sanderson and Frank Crumit. Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas speaks on farmers at 9 15 a m on the National Farm end. Ted Husig announces semi finals of the national indoor nis championships on the WABC network from 3 44 to 3 00. A condensed version of Sweetheart with Marcella Shields Helene Ha and the Tayo Trauters on WEAF backup.
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