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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1941
Page
7
The Monday Night Ramblers met at Mrs. P. C. Haugen's home in Alpena on October 16. Chinese checkers were played at two tables and refreshments were served late. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Rosa Yegge's home.
The South Dakota Congress of Parents and Teachers closed its annual assembly with a resolution urging loyal unified effort to strengthen welfare for all children during national emergency. The measure, submitted by Mrs. Culhane, Mrs. Flyte, and Dr. Steele, calls for prioritizing the general good and democratic principles in schools. New officers elected include recording secretary Mrs Wayne Echeberger of Rockham and state historian Mrs T A Harmon of Springfield, and Sioux Falls awarded the 1942 convention.
Aberdeen, Oct 16. Gustav Hagen of Aberdeen is elected state commander as Maccabees wrap up their annual convention. Other officers include Agnes Cragen of Aberdeen as lieutenant commander and May Wilbert as record keeper. Board members: Hagen, Harvey of Sioux Falls, Johnson of Pierpont, Thorson of Aberdeen, and Walker of Rapid City.
A one act play Too Antique for Anything will open the Iroquois high school dramatic season this Friday as part of homecoming events. Cast includes George Blue Darlene McDonald Mary Alice Christopherson Alvin Seeman Betty Jean Miller Robert Ritter Tona Mae Walls and Ruth Flesner. Production staff led by Lucille Martin Elizabeth Warren and Irene Blue prepared a colorful set.
A Frankfort Women's Relief Corps special meeting last Monday had visitors including Department President Mechie Towler of Vermillion and Department Inspector Carrie Thompson of Aberdeen. One new member, Mrs Doris Lextex, was initiated. Thirty officers and members were served lunch in the dining room by Esther Howten and her committee amid Halloween decor.
George C Henrichsen selective service volunteer stationed at Fort Benning Georgia is home on a two week furlough He recently participated in army maneuvers in Louisiana He is visiting his mother Mrs Retta Henrichsen and other relatives and friends in Gann Valley
Miss Jessie Kintigh hosted members of the Past Noble Grands at the Entertains Lodge and T. Lawrence on October 16. The evening included dinner, dessert, sewing, and social visiting.
The Women's Society of Christian Service met in the church basement with Mrs. Earl Paul presiding in the absence of President Mrs. L. F. Culver. After the worship service and study program directed by Mrs. Paul, lunch was served by Mrs. Dewey Ewing and Mrs. Aaron Aldrich.
The York Extension Club met last Monday at Mrs. Dell Porter’s home for “The Christmas Lesson.” Mrs. Louis Lanz led in place of the absent chairwoman Mrs. Elbert Lewis. The program included a history of the American flag, group singing, and the revelation of “heart sisters” from the past year with new selections chosen. Lunch followed, served by Mrs. Porter and Mrs. Stella Brown.
Alpena invites the public to a three act comedy Home Town Girl at the school auditorium Friday evening. The junior cast includes Christina Lobban Earl Neumeyer Morton Freeman Doris Pawlowski Gene Evenson Ruth Schorzman Mary Lee Kitzmiller Earl Burnison Raymond Heather Norma Winter and Albert Schmidt. L. L. Bump directs with Ruth Lobban Jr. as assistant director.
Frankfort reports the junior class will stage the three act play Sound Your Horn in Firemen's Hall Friday Oct 24. Cast includes Bernadine Mosley Aylene Ridder Charlotte Stinette Merle Lambert Vera Wiles and Mertin with others listed.
Robinson, Emeilah Higgins, Marion Ines, Lyle Kearney and Glenn ip are listed as individuals connected to a reported event or notice from the local paper. Details are incomplete, but the names indicate a group connected to the matter. Further specifics are not provided in the fragment.
Alumni in the Hobo Day parade crowd will act as judges to choose the Hobo King and Queen for the coming year. Curt Severson of the Brookings Chamber of Commerce, former State College student body president, oversees the judge arrangements. The crowned pair will be feted after the parade at the viewing stand.
Hyde County report from Highmore on Sunday describes Mrs. Anthony Ruziscka suffering a fractured knee cap when a hot engine and smoke from floor boards caused her to jump from a moving car between Ree Heights and Miller. She was hospitalized in Miller.
Mrs David Clark of Ft Thompson will speak at the annual banquet sponsored by Chapter T PEO and the Highmore Women's Club. Men of the community are guests. Dinner at St Marys Hall expected to draw about one hundred from neighboring towns. Mrs J B Perkins presides federated club. Mrs Clay Webb leads local PEO chapter.
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