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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1929
Page
8
Two hundred seventy five grade school children from Beadle county will gather in Huron for the second annual county play day. Events include kittenball, volley ball, horseshoes, croquet, a 12 pm picnic, parade, high jump classes for girls and boys, dashes and shuttle race, broad jump, flashes, baseball throw and dying.
Dr H D Sewell will chair a committee to raise funds in Flaron for St Luke's International Hospital Tokyo East Asia under the National Council of the Protestant Episcopal Church The drive requires no special offering at Grace Episcopal Church next Sunday but donations are welcome The 1923 earthquake and fire destroyed St Luke's buildings now housed in temporary barracks caring for 650 patients and 156000 dispensary visits yearly the hospital seeks a modern fireproof facility to serve the American people
EL Christianson, manager of the Meat Department at Red Owl in Huron, has been promoted to a similar post in Sioux Falls. He joined the chain about one and a half years ago from Montevideo Minnesota and was with the company six months prior in Muron.
The South Dakota department of the Reserve Officers Association of the United States will hold its annual meeting in Brookings on Thursday May 14. Bishop W Blair Roberts of Sioux Falls is announced as president. In Gann Valley the Crow Lake Altar Society advertises a three act play Mummy and the Mumps at the local auditorium Friday May 8.
A city council notice details proposed paving on Colorado Avenue South West from Third Street to Ninth Street. The plan includes reinforced concrete Vibrolithic pavement, curb work, grading, and a cost assessment to property owners in the Vision area of Maro South Dakota.
The passage describes proposed alley paving in Huron with reinforced concrete pavement 365 feet long and 20 feet wide costing about 950 dollars. Assessments will be shared in ten annual installments on adjoining parcels in Second Railway and First Railway Additions, with dates set for hearings and adoption by the City Board in 1929.
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