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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1930
Page
6
Listings show gatherings across Elkhart area including Degreest j Honor lodge with Mr George Depp at 465 Nebraska Ave Southwest Saturday evening. Sunday schedules include Maintenance of Way group and Labor Temple events with various lodges and clubs.
Fair tonight and Saturday with little change in temperature. South Dakota outlook shows somewhat colder in the extreme east tonight, Iowa mostly fair and colder, Minnesota mostly cloudy tonight with snow likely in the northeast, then Saturday mostly fair and slightly colder in the northeast. Sunrise 7 36 a m sunset not listed.
Weather notes show Sioux Falls, Huron, Wankton and Brookings with fair roads and varied temperatures. Precipitation ranges from trace to .68 inches, with Brookings reporting heavy roads and clear conditions.
Aberdeen November 21 The fourth annual older boys conference under Y M C A and churches of northeastern South Dakota opens this afternoon at the local Y M C A Delegations from many towns in the state and Ellendale North Dakota are expected Election of conference officers tomorrow evening will be followed by a keynote address by Dr Earl Hodman Dakota Wesleyan University The first day's session closes with group discussions
Jlamena Reinstma, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Reinstma, was brought home to 621 Eleventh Street Southwest yesterday after a hospital stay since October 22. She suffered a broken leg in a car accident with her mother and several others and expects cast removal around Christmas.
A review of recent Highmore East events notes Eastern Star meeting with W. Sussex high scorer and L. W. Carter low. Kensington club dinner and bridge for 20 at C. L. Goslin home, with Mrs. Julia McLaughlin as guest. Wednesday club dined and bridged. Thursday club held a 1:30 luncheon with needlework. Rebekah lodge hosted visiting guests on Friday.
Mr and Mrs Joe Colliss DeSmet announce a daughter born at a local hospital weighing seven pounds three ounces. Mr and Mrs John Pollack visitors from New Hartford Iowa plan to return after Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs Howard Plunkett welcome a son weighing three pounds thirteen ounces. Remster Hat and Art Shop displays new stock of stamped goods at B B store. W OR C bazaar at Union Cooperative store Saturday Nov 22.
Minneapolis report states Carleton College trustees formed a committee to raise 3 million dollars to meet the conditions of a 1.5 million gift from the General Education Board of New York. The grant is the largest single sum to a liberal arts college, contingent on raising an additional 3 million dollars for a total of 4.5 million.
Gnida and Pierre and a very pleasant social hour followed the regular meeting. An elaborate lunch was served to more than 80 guests by a committee chaired by Mrs. R. E. Dunlap. Visitors seemed well repaid for their journey as the local chapter enjoyed their guests.
A Miller high school club and several local groups held gatherings Monday and Friday nights at various homes. Favors reflected the season. bridge games determined high and consolation prizes. Lunches and two course meals accompanied events hosted by Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Redmond, and others.
Mrs Clifford Hanson hosted 12 children Monday afternoon from 3 30 to 6 00 for Dorothy Hansons seventh birthday with games lunch and gifts. Mesdames John Gassman Sophie Beshaa and William Sheeley led a 36 woman bridge evening at Mrs Sheeleys home with high score to Mrs John Lenhert and second to Mrs Clell Reeves. The tenth grade entertained the ninth grade in a freshman initiation at Howard schools with wholesome jokes and a supper supervised by five mothers at 10 oclock.
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