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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1930
Page
7
A social evening Thursday celebrated Mr and Mrs William Smiths thirty fifth wedding anniversary with informal entertain ment and a luncheon prepared by Edna Marcella and Mrs Peterson. Gifts were received from many relatives and presented by grandson Keith Smith.
City briefs list H L Wilkinson Armour plant manager returning from a Chicago business trip, with additional items noting color demonstrations by Dr Ale at Fair City Paint and Glass, family visits to Midland and Redfield, a gas station ad, and various local notices including a surgery update for Mack Flowers, sale items, Shriners’ ceremony in Aberdeen, and weekend guests in Council Bluffs plus funeral, rental and birth announcements.
Bert Ward announces the birth to Mr and Mrs Gilbert Stearns of Aberdeen. The baby born Sunday weighs six pounds two ounces. Mrs Stearns, formerly Miss Leone Christian, has visited Huron on several occasions. Mrs H Domas and her mother Mrs Larson left this morning for a weekend visit with relatives in Hadley Minn.
Weather forecast for Huron and vicinity calls for mostly cloudy skies with possible rain or snow tonight and Sunday, followed by colder conditions Sunday. South Dakota shows unsettled weather with likely local rain or snow and colder temperatures tonight and Sunday. Minnesota and Iowa expect unsettled conditions with rain, snow, and warmer temperatures in parts, as noted for tonight through Sunday.
The Associated Press reports mild to chilly conditions across cities Mitchell Sioux Falls Huron Yankton Aberdeen Watertown Rapid City and Pierre with no precipitation and roads listed as good. Skies mostly cloudy to clear and temperatures ranging from the low teens to mid forties. An unrelated note mentions a Frenchman inventing an all metal clarinet resistant to temperature changes.
Huron League marks ten years of suffrage work with a March 26 luncheon at the erggreens, linking via radio with New York City activists and featuring speakers like Carrie Chapman Catt and Belle Sherwin. Mrs. John L. Pyle of Huron will discuss experiences in the movement. Guests are asked to donate a birthday gift of ten cents per year.
A long time resident and taxpayer of Huron presents a candidacy statement detailing commitment to law enforcement, equal rights, and prudent public spending. He emphasizes honesty, reliability, and a conservative approach to financing improvements, pledging to balance growth with fiscal restraint.
Mrs. Matz said the Huron league will furnish luncheon to its guests from listed members including Mrs. F P Matz and Mrs E W Feiza without cost. Reservations should be made by telephoning before Tuesday to several listed contacts in Bryan.
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