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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1929

Page

6

Local clubs and meetings fill Monday in area

The Newnan club meets Monday evening in their club rooms. K P lodge and James River lodge No. 32 hold 7 30 o'clock meetings. Wikoska club hosts Eva Walker at 1224 Hitgiolg avenue southwest. Lincoln P T A plans a 7 30 o'clock schoolhouse gathering with an election of officers. Chapter F PEO meets Tuesday at Mrs I A Churchill's home. Story hour at the library Tuesday after school for children under 12. Degree of Honor lodge and Knights of Columbus meet Tuesday night. Colfax Rebekah lodge gathers at 8 in I C C F hall. Busy Hour club hosts Mrs A E Nelson on Nebraska avenue southweet. The musical Sunday features Gottfried Sioland and vocal pupils at First Congregational church with multiple accompanists from nearby towns. The program includes works by Mendelssohn and Charpentier among others. Bridges and tea events continue at Huron Country Club with high scores won by Mrs A Roman and Mrs W L Matlock. A former group from the city appears in Welcome to the Old Home Town staged in Philip South Dakota to benefit Sacred Heart Catholic church.

Newnan Club K. P. Lodge Os James River Lodge Wikoska Club Eva Walker Hitgiolg Avenue Cole Lincoln P Leo Temmey I. A. Churchill Hebrary Labor ‘'Emple Knights of Columbus K. ©. Hall Colfax Rebekah Lodge A. E. Nelson Nebraska Avenue Southweet Gortfried Sioland Neghyt Gottfried Sioland Muusical First Congregational Church Nave Evelyn McDivaing Jedith Deland Winona Boughton Huron Maurine Carpenter Aberdeen Lila Shanks Clerre Sane Mendelssohn Adelie Babbitt Javening Arne Georgia Lillian Nemper Robinhood Delfhoven Gugene Kingdon Sanderson Martha Gazin Love Lee Theate Richard Tageman Bernice Corcoran Miller Sepuia Lesour Louise Charpentier Jelan Gardner Mare de Jean D’ Arc Bemnbers Blenele Battin Tehakowski Lyndall Bayles Lillian Kemper

Midway Extension Club Holds Quiet May Meeting

The Midway Extension club met with Mrs. Gus Keehn and planned the annual duty picnic after a short business session. Seven members and nine visitors attended the social afternoon with a lunch. The next meeting is June 13 with Mrs. G W Williams. A late birthday celebration followed. Five Hundred at three tables saw Story win head prize and Mrs. J Thomas take the “all cut.” Midnight brought a two course luncheon and a gift for Mrs. Klass.

Extension Clan Pus Moms Gus Keehn G. W. Williams Berk Yiv Irve Story

Progressive Sewing Club Meets at Huron Area

Twelve members of the Progressive Sewing club held a meeting yesterday at Mrs. Tom Lytle's home four miles west of Huron. Two guests, Mrs. Everett Morgan and Mrs. Etta McEwen, attended. The group tied two quilts and shared a 4:30 lunch. The June meeting will be at Mrs. Harold Friese's home.

Progressive Sewing Club

Hostesses Evelyn Wright and Doro Idstee Host Bridge Party

Miss Evelyn Wright and Miss Doro Idstee co hosted a bridge gathering for sixteen guests at 510 Nebraska avenue southwest Last evening prizes were won by Miss Mildred Stone and Miss Madge Cotton The hostesses served a luncheon at 10 30.

Evelyn Wright Dorothy Idstee Miss Wright Nebraska Avenue Martha Hughes Dorothy Carlson Mildred Stone Madge Cotton

Piano recital at college chapel features Ketelle and Savage

Mary Aberdeen Ketelle pupil of Grace BR Vintey with Dorothy Savage pupil of Elsie Schlue perform a piano program at eight fifteen Monday evening May 20 in the college chapel. The set includes Bach, Beethoven, Chopin, Sinding and more with students as listed. Commercial class from Huron College enjoys a Kent grove picnic. Pythian Sisters Officers club hosts bridge night at Mrs. Francis home with prizes. Congregational Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Blystone in a social afternoon with luncheon. Girls from Fy Woolworth take an after hours picnic to Lampe’s grove.

Mary Aberdeen Ketelle Grace BR. Vintey Dorothy Savage Elsie Schlue College Chapel Beethoven Mary Aberdeen Dyke Dorothy Savage Chopin Chopin Mary Aberdeen Ketelle Alma Prudence Pass Sinding Scherzina Leszkowski Lack Mary Aberdeen Ketelle Huron College Kent’s Grove Florence Wallace Pythian Silvyers Officens Club C. H. Francis Pythian Sisters Officers Club Colorado Avenue Southwest Pythian Sisters Lucille Beuhler JE. ¥. Bender Nellie’ “Perry Crystal DeVinney Congregational Aid Congregational Ladies Aid M. B. Blystone Glorado Dvenue Southwest George Depp

Hansen Family Birthday Celebrated in Mitchell Sunday

A Marlensman home in Mitchell hosted H C Hansen birthday observances as Hansen children gathered except George and Gladys who were in Wisconsin. Mrs Gerald Ashpole and Mrs JL W Schuler hosted bridge parties with high scores and all cut prizes. A two course luncheon followed.

Marlensman Mitchell H. C. Hansen Hansen George Gladys Wisconsin Gerald Ashpole JL. WW. Schuler Ross Brewer Hazel Hobart F. D. Richards Hoy Cecil Dow BE. “Uy Campbell Waite

Huron City Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events

Miss Catherine Hunt returns from Minneapolis while Mary Shields comes back from Groton to the 681 Kansas SE address. Visitors include Miss Bobbie Katz and Miss Alice Casand from Seneca SD. Episcopal Parish hosts a Gafeteria supper May 21. Dolly Urquhart, visiting Wisconsin relatives, departs for Los Angeles. Mrs G H Longstaff goes to Boston for two months. Mrs A J Marquardt and others visit from Philip SD. Gwyneth Elen Adopts baby Thomas Grant in Sioux Falls. Local sign painter Pete Roberts back from Washington Oregon trip. Catholic Ladies serve a public dinner at St Patrick’s hall Sunday. W C Lusk travels through Huron after meetings in Brookings Madison. Mr and Mrs Chas Mitchell depart for Storm Lake Iowa for meetings in Chicago.

Catherine Hunt Minneapolis Mary “Shields Kansas Avenue Southeast Groton G. H. Bowers E. W. Feige Ward Dexter Philadelphia Huron Bobbie Katz Alice Casand Seneca Episcopal Parish House Presday Dolly Urquhart Wisconsin Los Angeles G H. Longstaff Boston Mass William A. J. Marquardt Deane Hockettt Fae Addis Philip, S. D Pete Roberts B. Cigar Company Washington Oregon H. J. Ward Third Street W.C. Lusk Yankton Brookings Madison State’ Chamber of Commerce Chas. Ht JF. Mitchell Storm Lake Iowa Mitchel Mr. Mitchel Inland Daily Press Association Chicago

Tax Notice for 1929 Road Poll Payment

All male residents aged 21 to 60 must pay the 1929 road poll tax. Tax due and payable at the City Hall or to collector Mr. Paul Rollins.

Paul Rollins

Weather Summary Huron Area Forecast

Temperature figures show this day matches high 80 and low 64 with a year ago benchmark. Precipitation totals are 7.5 inches for the month and year to date. Tonight and Sunday expect increasing cloudiness and milder temperatures with sunset at 7 56 and sunrise at 6 08.

Werather Huron and

Weather Forecast Snapshot for Midwest States

Forecasts indicate fair conditions tonight with frost in eastern portions and rising temperatures Sunday. Minnesota and Iowa expect mostly fair conditions with frost tonight. Southeast areas may see rain Sunday while northwest faces possible frost overnight. Street traffic and officials noted in scattered lines.

South Dakota Minnesota Towa Dan Wagner Coller Fenight

Weather Roundup for South Dakota Cities

Sioux Falls reports a high 77 and low az¢ rain none with roads good and clear Mitchell 76 and 49 with no rain roads good Yankton 78 and 48 with rain none but rants good and partly cloudy Watertown 72 and 39 with roads good and clear Aberdeen 73 with low 4a Waron 74 and 42 rainy none with roads soot and clear Brookings 72 with low 4 road conditions fine Rapid City 67 with rain trace and roads good Pierra 41 with low 41 and roads clear

Sioux Falls Az¢Rain Mitchell Yankton Watertown Aberdeen Waron Brookings Rapid City

Desmet Moves In New Residents And Departures

Special correspondent reports families relocating to Desmet this week. Theo Upse and partner Nim Depue plan to open a new store in town. Mrs Nepue remains at Mitchell until next month. Ruth family will stay until school ends then move to Pierre for Dr Ruth’s role as director of animal husbandry. J M Murray leaves Desmet to spend time with children in Mankato and St Paul.

Theo AL Upse Brookings Mi Duugen Ford Parage Nim Depue Nepue Mitchell Unthl T. J. Ruth Pierre Ruth Noiready Dr. Wuth J. M. Murrray Mankatlocv St. Paul

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