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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1930
Page
7
Residents report visits and gatherings across Alpena Hand County and Wessington Springs. Events include International Night at the Methodist church with a nine language program to mark the end of war, births in the area, and social club meetings. The high school presented the play Back Seat Drivers with strong attendance and a Norwegian choir performed a sacred program at WNAO.
Cavour P T A met at the schoolhouse Monday night with games and a committee organized lunch. Miss 1 "7y and Edna Lovett hosted visitors, while Miss Marjorie Woodle of Huron visited Edna Lovett. Local residents made business calls in Cavour on Tuesday and Thursday. Mrs Mauce Addison mourns her father and teaches in Cavour schools. Fire departments from Yale Iroquois and Huron fought a major blaze in Yale district Thursday morning. Barn additions underway in Pearl Creek by Mrs Johanna Verch. Olive Johnson ill at home with intestinal influenza.
Mrs L E McQuillan visited daughter Alma Burton in Huron on Wednesday and Thursday. Rebekahs held another dancing party Friday with Johnsons Orchestra providing music. Don Crampton enjoyed a visit from his Holdrege Nebraska brother and family. Prof and Mrs Wilbur Ohlson of Esmond visited the Pickell home Wednesday night. Miss Genevieve Albright and Miss Millicent Murphy from Iroquois school faculty spent the weekend with relatives. Catholic church women served lunch in Vie Raesly building on election day. Mr Denovan of De Smet visited at daughter Mrs Bernard Olson’s home. Mesdaniel Weigold, Graham, Burman and Bensend shopped in Huron Monday. Mrs N W Meyer and Miss Myrtle Baker hosted the Cemetery association Monday night at the Meyer home. Mrs Davis, mother of Miss Mabel Davis, attended the school play here Wednesday. The show house has been taken over by E B Patten. Byron Patten will be in charge. Mrs A W Paulson and Miss Dean Paulson shopped in Huron Saturday. The high school is preparing an Armistice day program. Mec and Mrs J Schmidt of Huron attended the Rebekah dance Friday. Swedish Aid women served a public lunch Saturday night in their church basement. Mrs J E McQuillan and Mrs Mary Burress hosted the Christian Ald Wednesday. Judge and Mrs D D Baldwin, Mrs C Albright and Mrs Grace Poulson spent Wednesday in Monard. Mr and Mrs H Potter have been there.
Lane residents and guests gathered for visits, funerals, and social events. Obituaries include Bernard Northwehr and Elmer Meldrum, with services at Alpena Lutheran church. Royal Neighbors district convention held in Lane with 170 attendees from multiple towns. local clubs and families hosted demonstrations, meals, and a banquet at the Lane Consolidated school and nearby homes.
Tulare high school announces a new Glee club led by Arnold Van Heuvelen with Miss Viva Shugrue of Spokane Washington assisting. The plan outlines a school musical program featuring choral performances and student involvement.
Miss Selma Hahler, extended to visit at the home of her aunt Mrs TC Otto, spent the weekend with relatives at Chelsea. The MWA lodge met at fraternity hall Monday night and D Goodrich departed Rochester Minnesota Wednesday to consult doctors.
Wessingtonn Frank Snyder arrives from California to visit mother and relatives, after four years in the navy aboard the Idaho. Mrs. Raymond Cross leaves for Mitesis by bus, plans to return later this week. Will Lamb back from Hurt hospital after back injury causing partial paralysis, now at home. High school alumni sponsored a motion picture show The Return of Fu Manchu at Scenic Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs. Isabelle McCullough presided at Rebekah lodge meeting with exemplification of lodge work and lunch.
The first meeting was held Monday night at Glen Lovelace’s home with two bridge tables. High scores went to Mrs. Steve Ratliff and Mrs. Walter Seaman. A luncheon followed. Members include Mesdames Ratliff, Drayer, Aldrich, Gilbert, Seaman, Lounsberry, Hahn, Lovelace and Thorsen.
On Wednesday morning a birth is noted. The Double Four Bridge Club met Tuesday at E G Sorenson’s home for seven auction bridge games with awards to Mrs John Leveson and Mrs Fred Kitzman. A two course lunch followed. The Pioneers club met at Patience Wilkins’ home Tuesday with High score to Mrs Frank Hahn. Members include Wis trom Garthwaite Hahn Brown Wilkins Scheof Lawrence Lawrence and Drayer. Regular Bridge Club met at Lloyd Riddle’s home Tuesday with prizes to Mrs Frank McLaughlin and Mrs Willard Doty, lunch at two tables.
Highmore residents report funeral for early settler Miss Sarah Kemery at the Christian church then discuss family news. Mrs Mary Yeandle returns from Hot Springs while the Branhagel and Moltzman families announce births and hospital discharges. The sixth Michigan district is described as the state’s largest, with much of it in Detroit.
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