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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1930
Page
15
Widespread community notices include extension club demonstrations on economical meals, a garage fire at W B Frys, and car purchases by Carl Wahlert. Local students and families attend events in Brookings Vermillion Huron and Mount City with election judges and a Maple Mothers Day program noted.
Sheffield Mrs James R Gugin hosted the M M club at her home Thursday afternoon. Several pupils at Sheffield school were absent with measles. A Burger returned home after spending the winter in Florida.
Miller and Reck attend funeral in Sioux Falls for Dorothy Stewart who died suddenly. Loghry family from Kimball open a restaurant and soft drink room. Struif of Rochester visited. wife traveled to Orient after mother in law Hennessy’s death. Brown returns from Sioux Falls visit. Roy Miller trips to St Paul. Mrs Gregory of Milbank visiting. Calendine of Huron, a business visitor. Sundstrom of Mitchell visits Virginia Bohen. Hern family to move to Lane to manage Hayes Lucas Lumber Co. Dornbergers return from Wayne Nebraska. Mrs J B Miller of Polo dies at hospital aged 37 leaving four children. Two and a half inches of rain fell last week with more on the way.
Harreld Elmer Luck returned to Harrold from Iowa wintering at his home. Lincoln Stetson Howard died at Pierre hospital and was a brother of Mrs. O. E. McArthur, living northwest of town. Frank Sayre and family of Larchwood Iowa visited relatives here. Mrs Union Woodruff arrived from Rapid City to spend the summer. H B Gorman and wife returned from Florida. Mrs Will Bohming and Mrs George Bohming visiting in Sioux Falls. Mrs Fred Suhn visited relatives in Huron. The junior class presented a class play Friday night hindered by bad roads.
Pearl Creek township resident Cavour A J Weiler made a business call in town Friday. The MWA lodge held a regular meeting Thursday night and the Cavour Ladies Aid met at the church Thursday afternoon. A bake and bag sale at Godrich store was postponed two weeks. Earl Fisher relocated his family to depot rooms. William Glanzer of Yale and Robert Zell of Sanborn county visited Cavour Thursday. J P Blacketer has taken a new job.
The Chicago & North Western st Salem hosts Ned Lather's sixth birthday party with friends invited by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lather. J Q P Blacketer relocates his cream station to the William Maag building on Main Street. Pr ce O Keefe buys the old Cavour hotel corner lot and plans remodeling. A large crowd attends a school contest at Huron, with local residents Harvey Marconey from Yale, Att Pesky from Belle Prairie, and Henry Puterhaugh from Pearl Creek making Saturday business calls in Cavour.
Dol and Mrs. Lucy Long and Mrs. Ruth Riddle opened the evening with a bridge party at the Long residence. Mrs. P. L. Brown won high score. A lunch followed. Mrs. John Schoof, returning from California, came home Thursday. The Degree of Honor lodge held its Mother's Day program Friday afternoon with about 25 mothers present. Each mother received a pink carnation and a lunch was served. Evelyn Thoresen of Doland and Bernice Andersen of Clark stayed at the Wilkins home for a few days. Ralph Brown, who worked at Eagle Butte last winter, returned Thursday. Carl Sandquist of Brentford visited Doland Friday. Mesdames Gus Hubin and Chases Kline and the Misses Violet Lilliig and Velma Erickson were in Watertown Wednesday. Charles Hahn and Irving Riddle, who hauled gravel near Vermilion, spent a few days with relatives here due to rain. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Shult and daughter Bernice, Mrs. George Sheldon and daughter Marjorie, and the Misses Eva Heggelumd and Frances Porter were in Huron Saturday.
In Topeka Kansas motorists can fix their own cars at a new cafeteria style repair shop. Members use tools and equipment with a supervisor diagnosing issues and offering advice. Discounts apply to fuel parts and accessories. If needed paid mechanics assist at reduced prices.
In Manila reporting on communist activity among Filipinos, the piece notes scarce but vocal groups. It cites a school strike where a manifesto urged youths to fight imperialism, yet students returned to studies after the instructor was removed. Similar patterns appear during labor strikes.
The group, subsidized by Moscow at $58 monthly, could not fund a Moscow student selection and a local leader bought a car, triggering a rift that the organization has not recovered from, as a sparrow’s wings take thirteen strakes a second while flying.
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