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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1930
Page
9
A flurry of weekend visits and community activities filled Yale area life. Students organized a mock election showing Democratic leanings. pupils prepared a Bashful Mr. Bobbs play for November 21. Halloween parties and school debate plans accompanied visits by families from Huron and Cedar Falls.
The Mothers-Daughters banquet gathered many attendees Saturday night. Miss McMullen hosted with Mrs. Washburn and other teachers aiding. Mercedes Hecken spoke on Our Mothers and Helen Thomas read. Dinner supporters included Mrs. Mann, Mrs. McLachlan, and Mr. Washburn. over $42 was raised for the aid.
Hitchcock area news notes Mrs. C E Phillips entertained the Ace of Clubs in her bowie Monday night with Mrs. John Kingdon as guest. High score went to Mrs. W E Glaze and lunch followed. A three mile road grade north of Hitchcock to the town hall east of the city is funded by Spink county and handled by the Spink county road grading outfit. Herman Klug left Friday for Milwaukee. his mother ill, they wired for him to return. Election day was well attended with 116 votes cast. Mrs. Emma Webb served as...
The tendent of election Mrs L B Murphy and Mrs Anna Smith along with clerks Harry Fields and Kari Laverty are listed as election judges and clerks for the upcoming local vote.
The Fairview Extension club gathered at Mrs. John Hargens home on Thursday. Prizes went to Mr. Kluthe of Nebraska, Mrs. Frank Nabor, and F. J. Mullaney. Elmer Mullaney returned from Wyoming after almost two years away. Marie, Eleanor Schlecter, and Loraine Mullaney joined the Catholic Order of Foresters on Sunday. The class was initiated in the afternoon and a banquet followed at the Vanderbilt hotel in Miller.
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