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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1937
Page
7
Byron area churches finalize plans for Easter Sunday with sunrise services led by Congregational leaders and morning worship at multiple denominations. Monsignor Desmond marks arrival milestone, and Grimsby of Minneapolis preaches at American Lutheran Church.
Two Redfield men received promotions in local retail. J C Penney assistant manager shifts to a larger store, Einar Mickelson becomes clothing department head at Ward's, while Ward's Boy Scout director resumes duties. Pat Halloran leaves IGA for Gamble's Store in the city.
Mrs FL WicDanie and Mrs F Stewart McDan rn plan a social visit at the Parker Blunt home on March 26. The event lists precautionary etiquette and hosts Me Sexe MecDevicls parerta.
Spectator claims Mac 26, formerly of Bhi, will face business proceedings in town Tuesday as part of a local case involving a notable resident.
A multi church notice outlines Easter observances. Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church Dekora Ave South holds English and German services with sermons on The Angel's Easter Message. Bethel AME and First Methodist list morning and Easter program details, while many other congregations post service times, Sunday School, and choir offerings for Easter Sunday.
A speaker argues agnosticism on Resurrection details yet affirms Jesus has eternal life today. The piece highlights acts of charity by clergy, laypeople, and organizations, and lists Easter Mass schedules at St Martin's Catholic and Grace Episcopal churches with service times and sermon topics.
Vermillion March notice from instructor William Eloman of the University of South Dakota announces the observatory will be open on Monday nights for the rest of the term. Venus remains visible until April 18, Orion nebula appears early evening, and the bee hive star cluster in Cancer offers a striking sight. The full moon on April 19 and the lunar crescent are highlighted as attractive features.
Lake Preston March 26 Special Approximately 75 musicians will represent the local high school at the district music contest to be held at Brookings April 3 Final eliminations were held Tuesday evening with Prof. Carl Christensen of State College judging The band of 52 members will be joined by boys and girls glee clubs boys and girls quartets mixed quartet girls trio brass ensemble clarinet quartet and soloists with named performers including Mary Mosa Hosamond Dixon Merle Coulson Charles Alseth Velva Stonefield Eldon McDonald Teddy Peterton Virginia Smith Dorothy Alseth and others
In a severe winter storm the Phinne y Building glass front was blown in early Wednesday. Nightwatchman W Peterman and drugstore tenant Fred Carr averted further damage by hoarding the opening. Damage spread to trees shrubs and telegraph lines, with rural lines out and roads blocked. Baker Township spelling contest and city school exhibit were postponed.
Training school for demonstration clubs hosted by Miss Olive Net Huron at Mrs. Tom DeHaven home on Tuesday March 2. Farce clubs the Hulbert League of Women Voters W G 3 Club and Sunshine MunchS represented. Jesson presented Earmarks of a Good Bradsto-Wear Garment. Notes taken and patterns cut. Pot luck lunch served. Mrs E Black hosted. Wellington March 28 Special Mrs Eleanor Black entertained the Womamma Missionary Society at her home with large attendance. Mrs B C Mutchinson spoke on the negro Question. Lunch served by Mrs Black and Mrs Mable Alarie.
Local listings show two area grocers, Skezas Bros Grocery at 504 Third Street S. W. and Square Deal Grocery at 382 Third Street S. W., identified in the same contact segment. No additional details on services or hours are given in the fragment.
In Spink County hunts decimate rabbits with over 3,000 sacks bagged. Northville Township reports 1,200 rabbits and one fox killed. Turton hunts yield 1,000 rabbits and one fox. La Prairie hunts net 159 and 300 from five and four sections respectively. Proceeds funded feed and church donations. Hunts use shotguns or rifles. snow melt makes rabbits easy targets.
Woonsocket schools closed on March 26 as Con Edison and Telephone Power Company feared injuries from ice coated high tension wires. Weather pushed ice and sleet, raising risk of more lines falling into water and causing electric shocks despite fewer damages than expected. Several locations reported one to four downed lines.
Wessington Morning Star Rebekah Lodge hosted a public card party on Monday night after a brief session. Door prize awarded to Mrs Sam Bungum. Six tables of contract and two tables of five hundred played. Prizes went to Mrs Joe Cummings and Charles Bagley for high score. Mrs Ray King and Lafe Broun won five hundred table prizes. Lunch served by committee.
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