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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1933
Page
6
Various neighborhood groups report postponed meetings and upcoming socials at homes of Blanche Reese and Miz Charles Frank, plus W B A sessions, Past Noble Grands program, a surprise party for Hazel Hyde, and Fortnightly Club discussion on art and Century of Progress architecture.
The Ace of Clubs hosted by Mrs J C Mulvaney featured two tables of bridge with Mrs R J Steffen winning high. The Double Six Bridge club met at Mr and Mrs E Dubois with high scores for Mrs John Kingdon and M E Lund and lunch served. The Royal Neighbors Irish party at Mrs Merle Juhl drew forty guests with out of town visitors and contests. lunch followed hosted by several members.
Dorothy June Hawkins hosted a Saturday high society gathering with half the girls dressed as boys acting as escorts. The event featured a program dance and a lunch ending the evening. Mrs F M Matteson hosted a Wednesday luncheon with pink and green table service and an afternoon bridge session. Out of town guests included Mrs Gardiner, Mrs H Gardiner, Mrs Sohn, and Mrs Matte son's sister Mrs H Bushfield. The High School French club Les Bas Bleus met at Edna Mc Kellip's home with Margaret Noel as co hostesses. business and program were conducted in French under Mise Mason. Lunch was served.
Harry E. Pence, a Minneapolis automobile man and head of the Peace Automobile Co, died in Dayton Ohio while en route home from Florida. He had not been in good health since a railroad accident in 1928 and suffered a heart attack during a visit. Pence maintained life insurance totaling over 1 million dollars and helped run a Buick distributorship in Minnesota.
Augustana College of Sioux Falls sends four speakers plus six others to the Pi Kappa Delta provincial speech tournament at Jamestown North Dakota April 6 7 8 under coach Prof Hugo A Carlson. Mickelson Case and Domsits enter men's debate Case to also speak extemporaneous while Mickelson handles after dinner speaking Roguess competes in oratory. Others include Don Larson in men’s debates Bernice Okerlund Ardyn Kemper Altie Sterud and Marcella Staven in women’s debates and Gerd Bernhart in women’s oratory. Member schools listed in the province include Morningside Yankton Sioux Falls Huron Dakota Wesleyan South Dakota State Northern Normal Eastern Normal Jamestown and Augustana.
Mr and Mrs H Bell and nephew William Quick depart for Missouri Valley Iowa to visit Quick family during spring vacation and expect to return Monday night. USD students Claude Jones and Robert Hunt come home for break. Mrs J A Zimmerman and children travel to St Joseph Missouri for weekend visit. Several other residents and USD figures return home for spring vacation with garden and floral notices peppered throughout.
Otto Krapf of Richland township, after spending winter in California, returned to Cavour. He spoke of earthquakes and rumblings, claiming to feel unsteady like a drunk man during the event. He plans to speak at a P T A meeting next week about his travels.
Ted Brown of Mobridge was elected district commander at the annual spring convention. Department Commander Harry Kehm of Harrisburg attended the event. Also noted were experiments in Czechoslovakia to produce cheap motor fuel from wood.
Mr and Mrs Frank Gannaway with daughter Jill will move to Minneapolis on May 1 as he assumes city sales duties for Hershey Chocolate in Minneapolis and St Paul. He has served as Hershey salesman in South Dakota for years and will depart Sunday. The family will stay at Curtis hotel in Minneapolis until a permanent home is found.
Sir Esmond Ovey, the British ambassador to Moscow, was summoned to London for consultation in Whitehall today. He is to return to Moscow afterward. The talks are thought to concern the recent arrest of British technicians in Soviet Russia on charges of sabotage.
NEW YORK March 90 Dr William H Walker brother of former Mayor James J Walker returned from Cannes France where he visited his brother for several days He said he was alarmed by his brother's health and insisted upon an examination to seek medical advice and treatment
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