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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1932
Page
6
Village clubs and organizations hold Wednesday gatherings from matron meetings to veterans events. Daughters of the American Revolution, Moose lodge, Ladies Aid societies, and church groups plan midweek services, teas, and social dinners across addresses in Huron and surrounding areas.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Ryan hosted the Delta Delt club with bridge and a midnight lunch. The Monday Evening Dinner club at E. W. Johnson’s had a seven o'clock dinner and bridge. The Bid-or-Bye club met at Ira McDonald’s for bridge at three tables and post‑dinner lunch with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hill as guests. Dale Robinson’s birthday party featured dancing and card games with Edna McKellip and Tom Drew winning high scores.
Catholic community outlines the annual fall dinner and bazaar to be held in St Patrick's hall on Wednesday and Thursday. Dinner served from 5 30 p m each day. Msgr D F Desmond says many committees work hard and the event aims to be the most successful of its kind yet with booths offering attractions and guaranteed good times for attendees. the public is invited.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and floral offerings during illness and death of our beloved mother. Special thanks to Rev. C Fr Wilcox for consoling words and those who furnished music. Claude Blair Stewart French and Stewart families express gratitude.
Mrs. C. M. Rogers of Wessington won second prize in last week’s recipe contest with a suet pudding recipe. The entry includes detailed ingredients and steaming method, plus notes on storage and reheat. Also announced are cash prizes for Thanksgiving menu ideas and submission guidelines for homemaker hints and revisions.
Washington November 1544 The federal home loan bank system opened its 12 regional banks a month ago yet to make a loan Officials said banks are functioning by routing loan applications to local lending institutions according to rules that require borrowers to seek private loans first The board set minimum capital stock at 134 million with treasury subscription of 125 million Subscriptions opened to building and loan associations savings banks trust companies and insurance companies
The ministry of marine orders two 1500 ton submarines to be built at Cherbourg France. The vessels will be named Ouessant and Sidi-Ferruch and launched from the yard.
Bus Huron Pierre leaves Pierre at 7 28 a m connection with Iain Southam of Wolsey at 1055 5 om and arrives at Hoo roo at 1 20 a m.
The report lists temperature details from a year ago and notes a fall timing for highs and lows. It provides a weather forecast for Huron and vicinity, predicting fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with gradually rising temperatures. Regional forecasts for South Dakota Iowa and Minnesota indicate generally fair conditions with slight cooling in eastern areas and warmer afternoons in the west.
Sioux Falls reports a high of 15 and low of 0 with light precipitation. roads fair and cloudy. Watertown at -5 with 18 max and -3 min has no precipitation. roads good and clear. Yankton records 23/3 with precipitation. Brookings 3/20/1 none. roads fair and clear. Rapid City 12/20/16 has 2 inches precip. roads good and cloudy. Huron 1/18/1 no precip. roads good and clear. Aberdeen -2/14/2 has no precip. Pierre 2/18/2 roads good but text garbled. Mitchell 1/19/4 no precip. roads good and clear.
Moscow reports a new issue of stamps in preparation to show racial types in the Soviet Union including Beriats Tungus Abbasians Georgians Samoyeds Bashkirs Kazaks and Tartars.
City Briefs note trips byMx and Mrs Donald W Helms to Webster to visit Mr Helms parents and include Rev S B Welles from Waubay. Other items mention Mrs C H Francis returning to St Paul, Gagnon's cottage cheese, a Pierre weekend visit by Mrs Hang Anderson and Mrs Langland, and a nongraphic report on a relative injured in an auto accident slowly improving. Also listed are Catholic bazaar dates, beauty shop ads, and local moving plans for E A Foss family. Winter course at Mitchell Business College advertised with start Nov 28.
Sanitarium is reported in satisfactory condition. Manager Martin accompanied her to the St Paul Methodist bazaar and dinner on December 6. Advertising notes mention Miss Ethelyn Bailey and Miss Burnam of Aberdeen spending the weekend in Hinton with Miss Bailey's sister, Miss Vers Bailey of 50 Fifth Street Southwest. So Good Buster, Gagneon's, Adye.
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