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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1936
Page
6
An old advertisement promotes Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy to soothe nervous tension. It claims the product provides calm, energy, and a return to normal with continued use. The copy targets women and references generations of household familiarity with the tonic.
A maritime themed shower for Lucile Simon, soon to wed Les Kubos of Vermillion, was hosted by Ming Veena Triplett at Mrs Hasel om's home. Guests gathered passports and favorite recipes, played games, and awarded prizes to Vesta Triplett Alice Burnie and Olga Weizmann. The bride-to-be met the ship carrying gifts as a two hour luncheon followed.
Mrs Hubert Ketelle hosted a formal tea at her home 27 Seventh Street Southeast for her sister Miss Jessie Webber of Hemet California. About forty called between three and five pm. tea served by A M Chenoweth and Hi A Hill. Autumn chrysanthemum decorations and stag horn sumac sprays enhanced the display. Miss Webber plans to stay another week.
The two day program at the college includes a Srpt event and entertainment planned by Colin Parkes with speakers and music. Misa Nellie Geiger invites executive committee members and committee chairs of the Headle County W A to discuss local problems. a radio review on times changes with youth is featured, hosted by Mrs. Frederick Paist. Tea with yellow arrangements and tapers completes the gathering.
York club meeting with twenty one members and several visitors. A pheasant dinner was served. October 18 at Ramsel’s home, four tables played, prizes awarded to Ed Pier, Mrs Ritksen, Mary Petersen, and Mrs Bovald. Next meeting set for York on October 22.
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