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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1938
Page
6
Regular meeting of Grace Church School officers and vouchers held at Miss Gertrude Lampe’s home 09 Fifth Street Southeast on Friday at 8 p m. Many local groups gathered for aprons and church society activities with reports and planned events.
An old advertisement promotes Rock A Water Tablets with a thirty day trial offer priced at $2.00. The copy claims the product reduces ten winds in eleven days and guarantees weight loss without dieting, urging readers to visit Shermans and Moe's to obtain the remedy.
Seven Social Sisters met at Mrs. Fred G Friese. Officers' reports and a Low Cost Meat Dishes demonstration followed by lunch. Mrs George Walkee hosted a dessert luncheon-bridge for Mrs Clarence Freesman newly moved here. Past Matrons met at Mrs H A Tice with new member initiation and bridge prizes. Learn-a-Lot Study Club discussed Graph Analysis and United States Constitution studies with doll handkerchief pin cushions made by members. Meetings set for Jefferson School mornings.
Mrs. Ernest Ham and son Donald of Richmont arrived in Huron to spend time with her mother Mrs. A R Hannum and sister Mrs. Thad Ovial. J F Snyder of 504 Wisconsin Ave NW learned of his mother Elis August Snyder’s death in Gervais Oro at 85. Bates family returned to Huron from Chula Vista California. Coca Cola coupons redeemable at Man Oil’s Grocery. Edward M Carlson of Astington visiting sister Mrs. Balzer. Rummage sale at Baptist Church Saturday at 9 am. Mrs. Carl Anderson of Fargo ND left after visiting Heiss family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Atkinson of Watertown moved to Huron at 870 Twelfth St S W. Orville Peck of Madison helping Atkinson family settle. Spring fur promotion from Evers’ Furriers. W A Brandvold returns from Chicago. son William and daughter-in-law recovering from operations. Brandvold back to work as conductor for C N W Railway. wife staying for longer. $1.00 reduction on permanent until April 3 at Rutherford’s. University students home for spring vacation include Snedi Rect, Haberman, Allender, Cadwell, Schmidt, Georgiades, Strike, Morrison, Roberson, Devick, McGinty, Olson, and Jacobson. The skin’s oily film described with soap to remove dirt and germs. Rhode Island purchased from Indians for 40 fathoms of heads on March a, 108.
President announces a civil reform push amid partisan foes and misrepresentation claims. He notes opposition manufactured to block changes and asserts Congress can curb executive orders on bureau shifts through a joint resolution within 60 days. The letter was released shortly after a 120 mile trip to Fort Benning.
Amusements note Buck Jones stars in Boss of Lonely Valley at the State Theatre where a gang of forgers prey on Ardmore residents. A government investigator aids the clean up with Buck’s sweetheart and her brother aiding. violence and a takedown follow. Also mentions April Fool sneak preview at the Haron Theatre and Hollywood Hotel at Huron.
The President says he would yield to a clear congressional expression of opinion and sees no likely veto, noting authority ends in 334 as the reorganization bill seeks to grant powers that would expire then. He cites the remote possibility of a veto and stresses full consideration of congressional views.
A health ad explains that lack of bulk in the diet can cause constipation and promotes Kellogg’s All-Bran as a remedy. It highlights that bran soaks up water to form a soft mass aiding bowel movement, adds vitamin B, and notes the cereal is made by Kellogg in Battle Creek and sold widely.
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