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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1940
Page
6
Local society groups schedule Thursday meetings across many clubs and lodges.descriptions include dessert and luncheon events at multiple addresses, adult education classes, Homemaking, labor and patriotic orders, reading circles, and bridge clubs with details on hosts and times.
A public service notice encourages cleanliness during Clean-Up Week and advertises cleanup aids from Sherman Moe Drug Store including Pittsburgh Paint and Varnish products Wax Watt Cleaner Pa Cleaner sponges and chamois skins along with other items.
Outstanding senior at Huron College School of Music, Miss Macel Eggleston of Wes singington, will perform a piano recital tomorrow evening at 8 15 assisted by Kenneth Knapp of Huron tenor a fellow senior. Eggleston a longtime student of Grace Finley has excelled in campus activities and piano work. A reception will follow hosted by Grace Finley and Mr and Mrs Ward for friends of the performers.
The report details a mother-daughter banquet at six thirty, a Friday practice for staff, a rummage sale next Saturday, and officer elections at the next meeting. Nellie Grove plans return from Minneapolis, while the Tor Sharpe family will visit Huron June 1. Optima Extension Club met at Van Allen’s with plans for two afternoon tours, Achievement Day on June 19, and world peace remarks.
Miss Catherine O Neill hosted a bridge party at St Martins Parish House with Mrs Merk Spangs and Mrs L T Derungs assisting. Six tables played with Mrs George Lemmer winning high and Miss Margaret Gallaghery taking a trick with a deuce. Lunch served by hostesses.
About sixty couples attended dances with Louis Lang and his orchestra providing music. Miss Gladyce Langbehn left for Los Angeles after a farewell party at Mrs. Louis Langbehn’s home. Miss Marie Birks hosted a bridge party for Mrs. Harald Lumb of Cleveland. The Round Table Extension Club held a meeting hosted by Mrs. LeRoy Ate, with demonstrations and a World Association fund-raiser, followed by a club luncheon.
Huron College students and faculty skipped classes to celebrate Paddle Day at Ward's Grove. A noon and evening meal fed the college, with games and an Indian ritual by the river at five. The day ended with a closing ceremony and all attendees gathered in Ruron Theater.
Norfolk Nebraska resident Adolph H Fink reports forty years of severe constipation with gas indigestion and back pain eased by Kru Gon. He says regular bowel movements return, appetite improves, sleep deepens, and energy returns after using the capsule remedy sold by H H Humphrey Drug and local pharmacies.
Since 1914 Buren College students have held a transfer ceremony on the James River bank. Yesterday’s event featured canoes bearing class officers approaching from opposite directions as Betty Martin Jeannette Noel and Mary Walker sang. Gail Hilgenberg and Thaddeus O’Keefe observed the transfer from the shore while Marwin Furd, the senior president, passed duties to William Cameron, the junior president designate.
The college resumed classes this morning beginning at 8 oclock. Administrators announced a normal schedule as students returned to campus after a brief break.
We extend sincere thanks to friends and neighbors who fed us during our sickness and death of our little son and grandson. Special appreciation to Rev Whitt for consolation the singers and pianist for the beautiful music and all who sent prayers and messages of sympathy. Mr and Mrs Irving Miller Mr and Mrs Arthur Miller
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