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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1935
Page
6
Thursday convalece supper and cards at Lakotah commandery. Mizpah Chapter tea in Masonic Temple. Friday and Saturday meetings of Rebekah, Degree of Honor, and other clubs with demonstrations, lectures, and entertainments. announcements of marriage and fortieth anniversary. many local ladies and organizations listed with times and places.
The Optima Exctensum club met at Mrs Clara Munster s home with twenty three members and four visitors. Songs opened the meeting led by Mrs Pearl Bales and Mrs Howard Cranston. Adjutant Clare Edwards reported Salvation Army activities in Hiren and urged club cooperation in relief work. The pudding for economical meals demonstration was by Mrs O W Spiller and Mrs F Bealman. A modest luncheon followed with a few guests invited.
Central South Dakota Boy Scout leaders from Pierre Hut Ton and Aberdeen push a proposal to locate a CCC camp on the Miller area scout grounds. John P F Walsh of Huron says he has recommended the plan to the state planning board. The project would create a 1 to 2 acre lake via a new dam and include landscaping and tree planting, with enough nearby work to keep CCC workers busy for at least six months. The camp would reuse barracks and mess houses and could become a leading Boy Scout camp in the nation if approved.
Judge Herbert Rudolph of Pierre and Judge LD Phelan of Aberdeen are listed among the regional judicial appointments. The announcements specify their districts and roles, highlighting upcoming assignments and duties for the region.
The Cavour high school junior class presented a lively program at the schoolhouse on Tuesday evening headlined by "Tiny Little Winger Prints" with grade chorus and two glee clubs. The show featured performances by Betty Bloodgood, Mary Smith, Delbert Sweet, and others, under the direction of Miss Edna V. Murphy, with Eckmann orchestra providing numbers before and between acts. The hall was packed and Mrs. John Davis of Hesperia, Michigan, displayed stone-work hobby art in the yard adjoining the venue.
Ea Erickson an employee of Coun cil Oak in Huron came to Aberdeen for further eye operation after surgery a week ago his condition was listed as pate factory He was accompanied by Knute Bjerkeset who will stay about ten days Also notes include Kathryn Terpening visiting spring break Gust Jacobson to Aberdeen for a state meeting and chamber gathering Roy Engle improvement report Harrison Quigley visiting Brookings Mrs Spilick's death anniversary and local theater manager James Eschelman visiting Aberdeen Winifred Quigley leaving for vacation and W A A convention James Adolph returning from Dixon after visit with daughter and granddaughter.
AAA officials predict spring wheat sowing will rise as restrictions are lifted by Secretary Wallace. Farmers may plant full acreage instead of a 10 percent cut, potentially expanding 1936 plantings by up to 2,500,000 acres to avert drought and shortages while protecting consumers and farmers from surging prices.
Members of the South Dakota Nursery Men's association met with shelterbelt project officials to hear terms for government bids on growing tree stock. Assistant Chief Bowen from the Lincoln shelterbelt office, Director A. W. Ford, and Nursery Chief Max Pionder led the program joined by 15 state nurseries.
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