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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1929
Page
6
Huron society page lists Wednesday and Thursday meetings for Loyal Star of America Libor Temple Stated communication Huron lodge and various church groups. Social events include Missionary Society luncheon and farewell parties for local residents with bridge, dinners, and surprise gatherings.
William Siemssen and De Volz of Mitchell were married Saturday evening at six in the home of Mr and Mrs John Kennedy 279 Iowa Avenue Southeast Kinkeail justice of the peace performed the ceremony with witnesses Mr and Mrs Kennedy present They planned a wedding trip through the Black Hills and Yellowstone National Park and will reside in Mitchell afterward
A Sunday evening dinner at 230 Colorado Avenue Southwest featured Barden flowers and six oclock service. Five tables held bridge players with prizes going to Mrs C E Franklin Mrs W B Hardman Ralph Bowers and Mr Franklin. Mrs Whitney returns from Calfborne visiting Riverside for three weeks with her mother Mrs Ida Lloyd and attended parties at Mission Inn hosted by Mrs Hattie Staples in honor of Mrs William Wilson and Mrs L F Whitney.
Mr and Mrs Grant Van Duzee and children Gwyneth and Grant visited Aberdeen this Sunday while Mrs Van Duzee and the youngsters stay a week with her sister Mrs Raymond G Lindsey in Huron Mrs Tred Hollis traveled to Yankton to see relatives Niece Mrs Dale Spears who has been visiting accompanied her to Yankton Amy Hutchinson leaves for White Lake to teach Camden Rayburn and Dr J C Shirley return from a fishing trip in southern Minnesota George Starling, on a Minneapolis business trip, met them there and joined the group Complete Beauty Shoppe offers Nestle Permanent Wave services Mrs Ward Radcliffe and children of Palmdale Cal visited Grace Hutchinson at 1442 Wisconsin Ave SW Amy Radcliffe, formerly teaching in a Korean missionary school, arrived home Ruth Sutter left for Brookings to stay overnight with Mr and Mrs Neil Annis then continued on from there
Esteline to teach seventh and eighth grades this year. Miss Lucille Nietz and Miss Lulu Graves return from Missouri Valley Iowa where they stayed with Miss Miete’s parents. Mrs. William M. Blank and Margaret move to Britton to run a barber shop. Mr. Ray Lyman and family relocate to Aberdeen. Mrs. Helyn Busse and Miss Mabel Helm join trips to Minneapolis for schooling and appointments. Shirlee Sutter arrives in Huron to live and work at Montgomery Ward. Margaret Frost returns from Fargo after a vacation with the Erickson family. The Engwalls travel to Minneapolis for an operation. Mr. Engwall to stay later. Brown family heads to Omaha for a week. Numerous ads list household items for sale including furniture and linens.
Local brief items note staff changes at East High Sioux City librarian post Turon High School librarian tenure updates and multiple ads for bargains at Costain Music stores. Various social notices mention family trips, travel to St Mary Kan, and weekend returns. Lost items including glasses and kerosene lamp clues appear alongside small personal notices and business ads.
MELLO GLO powder praised by nurses for purity and long wear. It supposedly keeps shine away without drying the skin and improves complexion. Available at The Fair Store.
Weekend visits and travel news from Huron area residents include Blanche and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hockenhull in Aberdeen, Mayo Clinic operation for Mrs. Harry Lampe, and several families proceeding to Rochester Minnesota for Labor Day. Distant trips cover Washington, Oregon, California, New Mexico with Los Angeles and San Diego stops.
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