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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1932
Page
6
Local announcements list meetings for Colfax Rebekah lodge Knights of Columbus B of RC WN R G extension club Eucalyptia lamp 46 Modern Woodmen library story hour Walther League College Faculty Wives and more Tuesday activities at LO CK L Labor Temple and various church halls.
Economist Benjamin M. Anderson Jr. of Chase National Bank argues the farm is more than land, its strength lies in the farmer and family who know the land, its potential, animals, and how to maximize value. He urges creditors to adjust finances to support the farm's long term viability.
In Ipswich from 1668 to 1905 the Owens family is listed with six children and eight grandchildren across towns like Butte Aberdeen and Huron. The Lucky Eight bridge club met at the Duncans with prizes to Storkson Hyde and Fenaki. C D A meetings hosted by Jean Kenner yielded prizes for Downs and Spang. Aivers hosted a 28-guest dinner bridge with prizes for McKenzie Osborn and Potter. May Day Breakfast drew 25 businesswomen at YWCA cottage. Siegenthaler hosted guests for Mrs Rauth of Council Bluffs visiting in Huron.
Lois Mary Gordon celebrated her eighth birthday with six girls at 1 Ohio Avenue Southwest on a Saturday afternoon. In Athol a senior class banquet for ten members and Mr. and Mrs. P M Deller was held at Miss Charlotte Schwenn’s home with a five course dinner and color-themed decor.
Sewing tips instruct home shirtmakers to finish cotton seams neatly. It covers self stitched seams for firmly woven material, seam placement about half an inch from edge, pressing, and fuming then restitching near the edge, with guidance for cotton meshes.
A new cream station opened in Iroquois on Main Street behind the bank. Mrs Julia Gehring operates the facility which will pay De Smet prices.
Nearly 500 Young Citizens League members from across South Dakota will gather in Pierre Monday and Tuesday May 9 and 10 for the sixth annual convention. Sessions in the state capitol house chamber include an annual banquet and finals of essay and speaking contests with six regional winners. Governor Green and others will speak, and the Washington Bicentennial declamatory contest also takes place Monday afternoon.
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