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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1936
Page
6
A detailed Wednesday and Thursday schedule lists church services meetings clubs and social gatherings across Huron. Groups include Wetesday Nighters YWCA Cottage Bible Study First Methodist Church and many local clubs with times and hosts noted.
The Literary Coterie held an indoor picnic at the Y W C A with a single long table on the east porch. Miss Clara Jo Place led two brief meetings after lunch and officers announced for next year include J B Dramsdahl chair propeam, H Dirkson program, D A Provost social, Jessie Tolmie membership. Bert York welcomed as new member. Provost to receive Liberal Arte degree from Huron College next week.
Mr and Mrs J L Nelson and sons Leonard and Edward embark on a two week car vacation to Mountain View California to visit Nelsons mother and grandmother. They travel with Herbert Crees Jr to Twin Falls Idaho to join his parents who recently moved there. Also noted are local social visits and advertising items mentioning gifts and wrapping for graduation, price updates, and copper export context.
Weather forecast shows fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with warmer temperatures. South Dakota reports fair conditions and warmer in the southwest and east on Wednesday. Iowa expects fair skies with warmer south and cooler northeast. Minnesota forecasts fair tonight, then cooler tonight and warmer Wednesday. Sunrise at 7:03 p.m. and sunset at 8:03 p.m.
WATERTOWN May TM Special More than two months remain for Legion membership work ahead of the state convention. Indications point to a South Dakota total exceeding 10,000 this year with the department accounting for 9,400 so far, a strong rise over 1935. Adjutant J B Mullaney forecasts the year end near the five year average. More than 3,000,000 men and women are deaf enough to feed machinery and hearing.
City Manager Dow L Sears announced continued progress on raising Ravine Park Lake level. Workmen are rapidly building a dich and laying piping from the James River. A pump from Columbus, Nebraska is en route to Huron. a dam under the North Fourth Street bridge will confine swimming to a 1 acre area with a 300 foot bathing beach extending 100 feet into the lake.
A Huron man reports the death of his brother E H Bruemmer and another Bruemmer sibling. The aged brother died after a recent illness and eye surgery. News notes a family bereavement affecting Bruemmer in an unclear chronology.
President Roosevelt wraps up a four day visit with his mother at Hyde Park and returns to the White House. He met with Warm Springs Foundation trustees who are meeting in Washington for their annual session.
Bryant May 9. The Bryant Post of the American Legion will host a June celebration as part of its annual program. Details on date and activities were not fully disclosed in this notice.
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