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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1929
Page
6
A stream of club meetings and social events fills the City Hall and numerous neighborhood homes. The Presbyterian church and WCTU groups hold sessions. the Legion Auxiliary, DeMolay, and Invincible clubs meet with plans for future programs. Pre nuptial showers, canning club activities, and a Pioneer Club gathering highlight a busy civic week in the area.
Robey’s leaving for California memory features handkerchiefs and gifts at a gathering. Mrs Berg joins as a new member. next meet at Mrs OP HAPPY BORDLED’s home. Baptist Ladies Aid Society meets Sunday. Delphian chapter to discuss The Drama of the Elizabethan Age at City Hall March 25. Midway Extension Club hosts health factors demonstration with eight members and six visitors.
Mr and Mrs Charley Walstrom attended the visit of the grand worthy matron of the Eastern Star in Brookings on Tuesday. Mrs Walstrom is worthy matron of the local order. Dinner and cards followed at Dr and Mrs B A Dyar home with Dr and Mrs By Bostrom as hosts. A similar party occurred the prior Friday. Mrs A W Stone hosted several couples for dinner and cards Wednesday evening.
The Miller Society met at Mr and Mrs Archie Collins home for the Mary Love Study with a lunch served afterward. Mrs A Collins hosted the event. Mrs Hagins hosted a party series in town this week. A Mother Daughter banquet was held at the Substerine Wednesday evening with strong attendance. A miscellaneous shower honored Mrs Cheselto and Miss Martha Jothgen who is to be married. The Odd Fellow and Rebeka home coming was successful despite muddy roads Thursday evening. DF Sweatland and John Pisex spoke on Odd Fellowship and its foundation. J Me Patston, editor of the Odd Fellows Work, spoke from Sioux Falls and a description of the Odd Fellow Home atDeil Rapida SD. St Patton was a member of the board of that institution for several years. After the program the Rebels served ait.
A report describes a joint Odd Fellows and Rebekah meeting with a supper and program. Attendees enjoyed lunch, music, and talks, with out of town members visiting for a homecoming gathering. The Mother Daughter Banquet drew a large crowd despite muddy roads and featured tales by Harlyn Buschfield and songs from Mrs. Sims.
A Woonsocket notices page recaps social gatherings at the courthouse for John birthday with a 6:30 tea, 40 guests, prizes, and a three story cake. Isabelle Andersson hosts eight girls for an eighth birthday. Ralph Anderson hosts a birthday for Mrs. Kennie Thomas. Annual father and son banquet at the Methodist church serves 110 with speaker L Me Fort. O E S chapter marks its 26th birthday with Peter McIntyre as speaker. Knights of Columbus and ladies enjoy a recent meeting with district deputy Peter McIntyre. C E S Social Circle hosts bridge at Harry Stakke home. Mrs. Ross Brewer and Mrs. Leonard Swang win prizes.
Washington May 23 An announcement at the White House said the presidential yacht Mayflower has been ordered decommissioned so that her nine officers and 145 enlisted personnel may be available for use in manning new naval craft now coming out.
A diary fragment recounts a Saturday in Central South Dakota with chores and weather aiding drying. The writer notes cleaning, testing a new sponge jelly recipe, trips to town with Mabel and Maucy, prize selections for an upcoming club event, modest rewards, a phone call about a relative's death, and delays during the evening.
From the scrambled text a family reports a man wandered from a straw pile and could not be found. They searched the neighborhood but found no trace and suspect someone knows his whereabouts. The delay affected their plans and travel time.
A quiet supper ended abruptly as Nancy left the table and departed with Dave Joy in the evening, leaving others to finish the meal.
The coastal bureau reports Cuba's population at 3,598,933 with Havana city and province combined housing 4,949,000 residents. The figures reflect total census estimates for the territory and its capital area.
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