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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1929
Page
6
A series of society and lodge gatherings are planned for Monday evenings. Newman Day, K P Lodge, River Lodge No 22 and others hold meetings and a Halloween social at church parlors and Labor Temple with refreshments provided by local volunteers.
Health warning urges daily roughage for digestion and beauty. Promotes Kellogg's ALL-BRAN cereal as 100 percent bran to relieve and prevent constipation. Claims include use with milk, in cooked dishes, and with other cereals. Details note Kellogg's Battle Creek manufacture and wide availability via grocers, hotels, and dining services.
Mrs Charles Katz hosted a Halloween themed reading and roll call for eleven members with a luncheon for sixteen. Mrs Pearl Miller entertained twelve guests at 238 Third Street SE with three bridge tables and prizes for Vera Sinkey Anna Schmidt and Sue Niestadt. Church school teachers met at Grace Episcopal to plan a Christmas project for Elizabeth House Whites Hut Tenn and a parish Halloween party was set. Theatre Bridge Club at 465 Utah Ave SW with eleven members and one guest saw high scores won by Mrs John Johnson and Mrs John Gastogne, with Ed Troupe as consolation. Next meeting scheduled November 13 at Mrs George Dopp’s home.
Sund celebration marks Chris Arnagon and spouse anniversary. Mrs Larson is Arnason niece. About two hundred relatives travel from North Dakota Wisconsin and other areas for a dimmer mock wedding and entertainment. Mr and Mrs Arnason wed fifty years ago at Howard and remain long-time residents.
C H Kelley of Huron reports a letter from R M Barr who is circumnavigating, dated October 11 at sea. Barr left San Francisco October 4 and plans Honolulu arrival October 12 at 5 30 am. He describes the liner as 650 feet long 65 feet wide with a 0 foot square parlor and dining room 0 feet, a 40 foot square smoking room and three smaller parlors. The ship carries 206 first class passengers, 0 second class and 76 being transported.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Larsen of 406 Ida Avenue Southeast will leave tomorrow to attend a golden wedding celebration in Howard, South Dakota.
Mr Barr describes the ship as a small city with 155 deck crew and 100 servants aboard. He notes arrival in Kobe, Japan on October 21 after a 6000 mile voyage from San Francisco, report of a pleasant trip and few troubles, and a visit with Harry Kelley in San Francisco.
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