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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1938
Page
5
Evelyn Hartnagel reports union gatherings this Sunday including the SUNDAT B of L. F. E. meeting at the Labor Temple at 10 a. m. and Division 213 B. of L. E. meeting at K. P. hall at 2 p. m. listing contact phone 4151.
Eleven Pioneer members held a Friday party with three auction bridge tables won by Mrs L Sakin and Mrs Fred Sparks. Mrs Hattie Newton hosted and the club will meet November 16 at 936 Nebraska Ave Southwest. YWCA groups resume regular meetings with Friendly Circle Alternate Thursday Wednesday Nighters and Art Craft Class open to new members with no dues, only material fees. Pioneer Bridge Club entertained by Mrs Fli Huddleston Beta Delphian Chapter met at Mrs D A Bard with 16 members discussing Women in Industry and Women Executives and Women Laborers. Weds Huron couple Howard Vernon Knutz and Alma Mae Scotter wed Tuesday afternoon.
Witnesses listed for a temple wedding and relatives from Wolsey and Vermillion visit. A marriage license issued to John J. Tschetter and Adina Walter in Carpenter. Shober and Lusk travel for Egon Petri concert at Northern State Teachers College. Born to Mr and Mrs Richard Knutson a son. Declamatory contest held at Lake Preston with 18 contestants, 4 advancing to finals.
The Lincoln P T A held its annual carnival at Lincoln School with a student parade at 5 p.m. prize winners were Don Yost Cavy Chamberlain and Donald Johnson. The event raised funds for P T A activities under the guidance of Mrs Herschel Marquis and Theodore Wfdeinsasser.
Harry Kelly returns to CCC Camp at Wind Cave Hot Springs after a week with his mother Alma Kelly and grandmother Anna Tams. Eliza beth Dunn of Pierre and George M. Shoemaker of U S 5 Talbot Hawaii arrive in Huron to visit. Pearl Harbor native?
A local notice promotes Mrs Hayward selling 60 feet of dusting paper described as cleaning and polishing. The ad emphasizes ease and satisfaction with the product.
Monday evening program lists participants in oral, dramatic, poetry and humorous acts. Lucile Paterson Wayne Soren son lead in oratory while Margaret Kid Betty Coulson headline dramatic. Jean Sorenson Delores Stephenson perform humor. Paul Eid Alice Ford and Dean Alseth present poetry.
A fire of unknown origin destroyed the Durfee family farm home on the Dablen place ten miles south of De Smet. Some furnishings were saved. A week earlier the A J O Hara family home on their farm near De Smet burned with nothing saved. Unknown origin fires continued to devastate rural properties.
The public can expect jingling the new Jefferson nickels within weeks as 7,965,000 coins were minted last month. The old Indian Head design is retired this year and a Thomas Jefferson commemorative was chosen in an art contest. In other news Rolla Kenison visits Rapid City to see daughters Mrs. Ralph Sickles and Mrs. Paul Newton.
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