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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1933
Page
6
Dick Dennis, formerly of Sioux Falls, debuts in The Way To Love with Maurice Chevalier, shown in Huron this week. A repeat wedding gown parade by the Presbyterian church features dresses from 1834 to the 1890s with music and solos. Also listings for Colege Humor, The Mummy, and Labor statistics on wage increases and reemployment.
A radio feature roundup notes Fred Waring’s Pennsylvanians will be pressed for the first time on WABC CHS programs with no guest stars for four broadcasts. Tonight Moren and Mack lead the program as schedules list WEAF WIZ NBC 10 15 Medicine show and a night of varied offerings across WEAF NBC WABC CBS WIZ NBC and JBC networks.
Danforth and Mrs Bloomhagen of Watertown formerly from South Hand county visited here Sunday. The Rev Mr Bloomhagen once preached locally. Mr and Mrs Joe Wagner were called to Norfolk Nebraska by the death of Mr Wagner's elderly mother. Mrs Pat Foley of Pleasant Valley township underwent a major operation at a Sioux City hospital last week and is reported to be recovering satisfactorily. James Welsh of Pleasant Valley township is in a Mitchell hospital awaiting a major operation as his health has been poor for some time. George Et-
A fragment shows a crowded local scene with names like Bauer, Archie Geiver, and Mrs. Jack Knipling. Social visits, club meetings, and a home storm damage note are mixed with travel to nearby towns and a funeral arrival, all sketched in brief diary style.
Wayland The Misses Helen and Ruth Byers are spending a few days in Huron. Ferry Grogan has retired from Iowa, where he was picking corn. Flynn Mitchell of Welsington stayed over night Saturday with Emil Schoen ing. Miss Lois McGuire of Bonilla spent the weekend here.
Cavour Sohn M Tschetter near Lake Byron received three cars of hay from Bhint and is hauling. Charles Matteson of Harm is doing considerable work at the Walliam Fernan farm west of Cavour. Mrs. B E Anderson of Huron was a guest, and Mrs. Earl Figier attended with Wayne.
A three week old boy was adopted. Mrs R C Stubbs spent the day with her daughter Avis a nurse trainee at Lutheran hospital. Mrs Q J Hang substituted in the primary room as Miss Georgia Luxton left for Redfield after her father’s death. Mrs C L Gipson, brought home from Redfield hospital, plans to return for further treatment. Clement Noonan and Harry Phillips were hired callers Saturday evening.
Richland township sees Miss Alice Butz visiting during nurse training at Mitchell's Methodist hospital. A. M. Beall returns from Iowa. Lois stays in Green Mountain for winter. Pearl Creek and Fedora orchestra members practice and plan a Friday program at Alvena. Webb and Zimmerman host musicians after a supper. Ed Meyers and family shop in Huron.
Wolsey N Schnetrar arrived for the weekend here or who is not well with friends. He returned to Pierre Sunde Miss Dorothy Perk home at Willow Lake cv end. Miss Isadore Wellingrton Srs gone to Huron to mike her home.
Bonilla Mrs August Eiger of Tulare came Wednesday to visit her sister Mrs E. 5. Kenyon. Mr and Mrs Kenison were visiting in Huron Thursday evening. An Armistice day banquet was held Saturday evening at the hall in honor of servicemen and their families. Mr and Mrs Hi M Bissell and sons of Turton visited relatives here. Mr and Mrs Howard Miler and Mr and Mrs PoE O'Brien were in Huron Thursday evening. Mrs Paul Hasslinger of Mitchell is visiting her relatives, Mr and Mrs John Dettermar.
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