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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1933
Page
10
Bob Weston returns from a restless voyage bent on marrying Joan Waring. A failed plan with Barbara collapses as Bob discovers Joan has gone to Memphis, but a sudden reunion in New York sparks a decisive proposal. Joan and Bob vow to wed, ending their long wait for love.
Yaie Mr and Mrs William Musolf Jr of Huron spent the weekend at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs William Musolf here. Also mentioned are Mr and Mrs Oscar Olson and family.
Weng idininer guests at Tolman home and numerous families from Bancroft, Huron, Iroquois, and nearby towns shared Sunday dinners and visits. C. C. Temperley of Huron and Bernard Garry led attendee lists while others from Lonera, Randall, Tyrrell, and Davenhill households joined relatives for weekend customs and hospital visits.
Lane Mr and Mrs Gus Johnson and Mrs E W Peterson and Verdis Kay were Mitchell visitors Monday John Meyers was taken to a Huron hospital Thursday for treatment He is suffering from gall stones Mrs FE Martens and Mrs Anderson entertained 8 group of women Saturday afternoon at a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Bert Anderson and Mrs Homer Anderson Miss Relen Winters who has been employed in Huron for several years spent several days at her home here She left Wednesday for Valparaiso Ind En route she planned to visit the world's fair Mrs M Hein of Rosebud arrived Sunday at the Carl Hein home where she will act as housekeeper during the winter Kins was elected presider Mrs South vice president and Leoni Tiedie secretary Mrs South Gena Morrison Mrs Camille Winsell and Pete Geivar were appointed to serve on the program committee A H Abbott is building an 18 foot addition to his cattle barn at his ranch Mr Heider of Miller is helping him Mr and Mrs Jack Bunk formerly of Miller are visiting in Idaho Mr and Mrs A H Abbott expect to leave soon for their home at Carey station Mr and Mrs A J Stoudt of Huron were callers at the Charlie Stoudt home near Danforth Annne Geiver went to Wessington Saturday morning to spend the weekend Mr and Mrs Joe Knipling returned from a wedding trip to the Black Hills Friday A large crowd called on them that evening and refreshments were served.
A community literary society organized at the S. L. hall Merril Peru with aims to foster local writing, readings, and cultural activities. Founders urged collaboration and regular meetings to promote literacy and community engagement.
Bonilla Mrs Madge Miller and son Delbert visited Huron Saturday. Alice Palmer from near Hitchcock stayed with grandparents Mrs and Mrs Charles Nesfield. The Misses Louise and Betty Honses called in Mitencock. Mrs Hugh McKichan hosted the Ladies Aid at her home Thursday afternoon with lunch. The next meeting will be at Mrs Harvey Peters's home on November 1.
Many disastrous home fires start when hot grease ignites. Do not use water in such emergencies as it spreads flames. Keep grease in a covered vessel and drop a tight lid quickly if possible. A wet towel can be effective for smothering flames.
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