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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1937

Page

8

Sweepstake Winner Verelyn Vogan Named

Verelyn Vogan wins this week’s sweepstake for her work in Out Our Way and Our Boarding House and earns a free ticket to the Huron Theater. Other winners include Dale Keelin and Lillian Pullman, both from Huron. Weekly tickets are given to local boys and girls who read the Evening Huronite. read Friday’s edition for full entries and return before next Wednesday.

Verelyn VoganIs Verelyn Vogan Huron Theater Dale Keelin Huron Lillian Pullman O'Cloak

Rockham Auxiliary Earns Merit Award at State Convention

Rockham Auxiliary held its regular meeting in Moodry with unit business and treasurer reports. The librarian noted 245 books donated from the Pierre circulating library. District president Mrs. Clara Zabritz spoke on the New York City national convention and the unit received a merit certificate. Faulk junior unit members reviewed activities while Clara Huse and Lillian Lipets hosted lunch.

Pierre Clara Zabritz Zabhritz New York City Rockham Faulk Clara Huse Lillian Lipets

Bridge Club MELTS Hitchcock Evening Play

The New Deal Bridge Club met Monday at Mrs. Eva Domny’s home. Three tables played, with Mrs. Savilla Wright winning high prize and Mrs. Ann Gordon receiving consolation honors. Guests Mrs. Emma Webb and Mrs. Lee Armstrong attended. each received a prize. Lunch was served.

Bridge Club Hitchcock New Deal

Prosperity Club Meets At Tobandt Home

Mr and Mrs Otto Tobandt entertained the Prosperity Club women and their husbands at their home Monday evening Progresssive whist was played at four tables and a lunch was served by the food committee

Prosperity Club Rockham Otto Tobandt

Scarecrow Creeps at Virgil Village Hall

A home talent play The Scarecrow Creeps was presented at Virgil village hall Saturday evening drawing a large crowd. Proceeds totaled about 3, sponsored by the local IPTA chapter. Also noted is a Canada visit by several Hitchcock residents and a reported appendix operation recovery at Huron hospital for Mrs. R J Leischmer.

Virgil Virgil Village Hall IPTA R. J. Leischmer Huron Hospital

Fedora School Carnival Draws Large Crowd in Evening Event

Fedora School held its annual carnival Friday evening with grade acts in the assembly and a darky minstrel. Activities included bingo, games, rummage sale, fish pond, weight guessing and a lunch room. Nine prizes were raffled. Arietta Lambert won popularity, Verlin Prostrella top freshman boy. Proceeds fund athletic equipment.

Fedora New Tha Arietta Lambert Verlin’ Prostrella Wes The Athletic Association

De Smet Declamation Winners Announced at School Contest

Three freshmen and a sophomore won the De Smet high school declamation contest held Tuesday evening. Orin Purinton won in oratory, Elizabeth Thorson in dramatics, Gladya Kopperud in humor, and Lou Adah Perry in poetry. Superintendent Amos Tschetter of Erwin judged the event. Dorothy Johnson performed a piano solo.

DE Smet de Smet High School Orin Purinton Elizabeth Thorson Gladya Kopperud Lou Adah Perry Amos Tschetter Erwin Dorothy Johnson

Legion Auxiliary Meets at Mrs Miessner Home

The regular meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary was held at the home of Mrs W Miessner on Monday evening with assistants Mrs F Wicker and Mrs M Wearry. After the meeting a two course lunch was served.

Orient American Legion Aumiliary W. Miessner F. Wicker M. Wearry

Kiwanis Leader Urges Study of Community Membership

George Kienholz, governor elect of the Minnesota-Dakotas Kiwanis district, told Kiwanians at the annual council meeting that sixteen Kiwanis clubs in South Dakota have about 700 members. He urged clubs to study community membership resources to support civic welfare work and noted the chapter’s social and civic activities aiding under-privileged children and educational programs.

Chicago Ay.p George Kienholy Pierre Minnesota-Dakotas Kiwenia Kiwanians South Dakota Kienholz

Halloween Party At Kuester Home In Hitchcock

A Halloween party held at LeRoy Kuester’s home in Hitchcock featured eighth graders initiating seventh graders. Decorations matched the holiday, with games and contests as the program and a late lunch served. Most of the two classes attended, with two members absent.

Hitchcock LeRoy Kuestermmeyer

September Deaths In S. D. Total 326

Pierre Navy report lists 326 deaths for September with 841 births 789 marriages 69 divorces and 65 final certificates of naturalization. Fatalities include rattlesnake poisoning accidental gunshot and several accidental causes with tuberculosis and influenza among contagious diseases.

Hospitals Discharge Mrs. Frank Kous After St Marys Stay

Mrs. Frank Kous was discharged from St. Marys hospital in Pierre on Saturday after treatment at the TlERAVES hospital blunt.

Tleraves Hospital Blunt Mra Frank Kous St. Mary's Hospital Pierre

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