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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1938
Page
7
Frank Kenney of New England New Dakota arrived in Bancroft on Monday to spend a few days visiting his mother Mrs. Margaret Kenney.
Frankfort area unit marks a quarter century of community work at a birthday gathering hosted by founder Mrs Gust Johnson. Della Hull presided over business, music, history reading, and a humorous prophecy for the club’s future. Greetings from 13 former members were read and Mrs Johnson received a silver token. A luncheon followed hosted by Mrs Johnson’s family helpers.
A sweep of brief South Dakota campaign items shows Congressman Francis Case urging higher grazing fees, Chan Gurney challenging Berry, Berry criticizing GOP strength, Emil Lariks praising women in government, and Karl Munoz promising to curb WPA politics with a reform bill.
Huron collector Mrs Herbert Tit will present a talk on pottery collecting during the State College Farm and Home Week programs. Dr Emly H Davis will discuss modern Texile art and a lecture on Romance of Pottery will be given by Dr Dewis. An exhibit of textiles pottery and Indian art will be on display in the Wike Administration building gallery. The event runs nine to five daily with talks and informal stories accompanying the exhibits.
Neighbors and Presbyterian Ladies Aid members held a kitchen shower at the church in Forestburg to replace items lost when Mrs Web Ferguson’s farm home burned last Thursday morning. The fire destroyed the kitchen and dining room. origin is unknown and nothing was saved.
Mrs A L Sorenson hosted the Winsome Whist club at her residence with a 1:30 dessert luncheon followed by four tables of play. Winners were Mrs Kaximer Zak and Y Torgrilus. The next gathering will be at Mrs Henry Fouts home.
The Blunt PTA met last Friday evening with a program based on a Country Home outline. A play titled Rich Wife Poor Wife was performed by a cast of sight, music by Ivan and Norval Hil mer, followed by a pie social that netted the PTA $16.20.
Mr. and Mrs. George Near and daughter Faye arrived from Casper Wyoming to visit over Sunday with Hal Lucas. They returned Monday morning taking Mrs. H M Lucas mother of Mrs Near and Mr Lucas to spend the winter.
The lineup includes Katherine Trippler Norene Hol lestern Ila White Evelyn Gassman Mary Zens Rosemary Noel Antoinelte Gadbois and Havel McClarkon for next week.
Water intake used by the railroad for supply engines has been torn down and moved to Fedora. Since the tornado years ago, the town’s water supply, once fed by the pumps, was replaced with an electric pump for pressure.
Mrs W E Blakewell and Mrs W Blakewell hosted a luncheon in Watertown. Guests included Henry Schanck of Bryant Frank Quinn Luke Preston and Mrs A de Viekermean. The event featured a polite gathering with local reputations in attendance.
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