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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1930
Page
6
A busy schedule lists teas and meetings at homes and churches including the High School and College Faculty Wives tea hosted by Mrs Lang and Mrs Pasek at 780 Illinois Ave South West, plus many club and lodge gatherings across town.
The Bach choir of Bethlehem Pennsylvania led by J Fred Wolke presented St John s Passion in America for the first time. Bach Spring a Bach Festival was staged on Lehigh University campus inspiring attendees. St Olafs Lutheran choir will sing at Trondhjem Norway July 20 1930 for Christ ianity s 900th anniversary with the King of Norway expected to greet them. Westminster choir Dayton Ohio gains praise from a European tour and records including Miss Noli s playing of The Turning Song. At program end refreshments and social time followed. Sister of Huronian Weds Here Monday Miss Alta Olson and Millard Ellington wed May 5 at Mr and Mrs HO Turner s home 272th Street SW Rev F E Lothridge officiated. Attending were Mrs H Q Turner sister of the bride and M ant of Watertown. Dinner served at Hotel Marvin Hughitt with seven guests. New Mrs Ellington employed by Stokes Milling Minneapolis. Ellington auditor for Swift Chicago. Out-of-town guests included Mr and Mrs Edward Westman of Watertown. The couple left for a Black Hills trip.
Representatives of Fischer Printing from Sioux Falls visited Huron on business. The Women’s Club of the C and N W Ry System hosts a rummage and bake sale May 10 in the Newberry Building from 5 to 8 PM. Mrs. John Billiter of DeKalb Illinois arrived for a three week visit with her mother Mrs. Madge Hornbeck and relatives. Kitchen cabinets and a dining table are for sale or inquiry at phone 3823. Mrs. John Smith returned to Marshall Minnesota after a stay with son Frederick Smith, a Huron High School sophomore. A brown blind mare, about 1600 pounds, is missing from a road camp near NE corner of Iowa. reward offered by John York. Guy McDonald, vocational agriculture instructor at Gettysburg, and eight high school boys passed through Huron en route to Brookings for enrollment.
A list of scattered items including estate sale at Red Gables Lake Byron May 11, hospital updates on D E Danielson and Phyllis Hawkins, fresh eggs 19¢ a dozen, beauty shop services, union bake sale, visits from Olaf Olson family, and Western Union help wanted. Continuous snippets reflect a busy community page with multiple small advertisements and notices.
Apolish wholesale sporting goods dealer in Huron on business. Airs T J Harvey of 628 Oregon Ave SE retired from West Palm Beach Florida after a stay since January 2 visiting sister in law Mrs J J Robins. Fresh country eggs for 19 cents a dozen advertised by Mrs J F Stevenson 978 Beach Ave SE returning from a month with her parents Mr and
Mrs J H Caufield of Boise visits with Stevensons sister Mrs Howara and twins Robert and Roberts City for a Waffle Breakfast by Girl Reserve YMCA Saturday morning 6 36 to 9 00 S69 to be held at the Y M C A.
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