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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1941
Page
13
Mrs Margaret Storhr and Mrs Chris Seilhart of Gary are visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Theadace Storhr in Willow Lake for several weeks. A son was born last Saturday to Mr and Mrs Forrest Bratiand.
Work on the Red Owl Super Market at Third Street and Clingis Avenue in Southwest Huron nears completion as officials announce a 2 PM Monday grand opening. General Superintendent E. G. Maltby and District Supervisor Joe Tschetter supervise installation with LaVerne Weymouth overseeing staff stocking over 100 tons of merchandise. The 50 by 125 foot brick building features green facade, porcelain enamel front, linoleum floors, and a modern forced air heating system. A 60 by 150 foot parking area will be floodlit for Red Owl customers. The meat and fish department, to be led by Jack Wotrang, is highlighted as one of the store’s standout features.
Funeral services for Mrs Henry Clegg were held at St Lawrence last Saturday. Born in England in 1859 she came to the US at 22 with her parents. Survivors include two daughters, a son, and a sister. Out of town relatives attended from Mount Vernon and Sioux City.
Forestburg announces eight grade pupils chosen in local eliminations to represent the school at the district declamatory contest on November 24. Contestants include Margaret Ann Briggs Shirley Matthews Stephen Morse Clarence Olson Betty Nolt Phyllis Ellingson Robert Ellingson and Richard Hinde.
Four grade school boys won the de flamatory contest in Alpena and will represent the town at Wessington Springs on November 22. The winner was Maynard Lamb.
The Fresbyterian missionary society met at Mrs. Tepley's home with a committee led by Mrs. Paul Busch Mrs. N Hoskins and Mrs Tepley in charge on November 20.
The Hitchcock Band Association will convene Friday due to Thanksgiving. Mrs. Fred Kuestermeyer leads the program and lunch. served by Mrs. Alva Le Grand and Mrs. L. Skarin.
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