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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1937
Page
6
Evelyn reports a full week of lodge meetings church gatherings and social events with numerous auxiliaries meeting Thursday and Friday across St Rove's St. Rove's Band and other local groups list venues addresses and times including Bible study, sewing, and a birthday party for Mrs Williams.
Mrs. Joe Lich of Spirit Lake Iowa and VEWLY MARRIED COUPLE are guests of Miss Marguerite Hulman over the weekend. They were married Friday September 17 at the Spirit Lake Methodist Church and are touring the Black Hills on a wedding trip. Mrs. Lich formerly Maxine Mitchell, longtime local resident, moved to Carroll after high school and later returned to the region. Other marriages performed at the Spirit Lake Methodist parsonage included Raymond Willis Sawwell and Nadene El Jen Van Tissell of Iroquois, Roy Andrew Breford of Howard and Mildred Michel of Argonne, and John E Leafgreen and Violet V Devis of Orient. The congregational nuptials and receptions followed by trips to the Black Hills precede their new homes in Iroquois, Howard, and Orient.
Colfax Rebekah Lodge No. 9 held a regular meeting at LOOF Hall with officer installations. Mrs. Minsie Wherlel resigned as treasurer. Mrs. Julio Bush elected and installed. The evening included an anniversary program with music and readings, followed by lunch and a committee update on upcoming practice and Officers Club meeting.
Tulare September 22 A Special The Rev Elmer Beochmann former pastor of Salem's and St Johns Evangelical and Reformed Churches of Tulare and Turtle Creek South Dakota will be installed into his new pastorate at the Church of Peace in Greene County Minnesota on Sunday evening September 1 by the Hon John Bunge of Plate Minnesota The Rev Mr Broetzmann begins his pastorate in Glencoe Minnesota September 1.
Story time returns for preschool children four or five years old. Beginning this week and continuing through winter the children's department will hold its regular Thursday story hour at 3 30 p m at the public library. Miss Edith Robinson, children's librarian, invites mothers to bring their children to enjoy stories games and picture books.
Mr and Mrs Roy Campbell of Bend Ore return home after two weeks in Huron visiting relatives. Pearl Fisher arrives as Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle state manager after two months touring Kentucky and India. Hauge family visitors from Chicago plan overnight in Dimock then home. Marriage license issued for Ray Buswell and Mildred Brown. A newborn daughter and a twin birth are recorded at Huron Hospital.
Bobby of Minneapolis visited relatives in Huron from Monday to morning then traveled to Rapid City and Sturgis in the Black Hills. Theo plans a brief return to Huron Friday or Saturday before returning to Minneapolis. A marriage license was issued to Ed die Tschetter and Kathryn Tschetter, both 21, Hitchcock.
James H Esheman resident manager announces moves at Minnesota Amusement Theatres in Huron. Harold Riley transfers from Haron Theatre to Orpheum Sioux Falls as assistant manager. Fred Brevik of Lioux Falls becomes Haron’s new assistant. William Johnson is promoted to assistant manager at State Theatre replacing Clarence Hagedorn who returns to Hur on College.
About 500 rambunctious pupils and teachers gathered in Huron for rehearsals of the new county chorus music under Prof. L. H Ward. Public school music classes from Huron College, led by Prof. Ward, attended the sessions held in the college gymnasium auditorium this morning and afternoon.
Air conditioned care recently were made available for first clamr passengers on the Capital Express, which runs the 2M mile route between Shanghai and Nanking.
The fifty-third Episcopal Church convocation of South Dakota opened at Grace Church with 74 delegates. Bishop Atwill preached the opening sermon, addressing modern religious trends and gospel applications. Delegates from the Indian field, sessions, and an evening address by Harry F. Brown, a Sioux Falls businessman, marked the event slated to close Thursday night.
Incomplete forecast and climate figures show temperatures and precipitation likely from a local bureau. Entries reference highest and lowest temperatures from past years, total precipitation for current month and year, and sunrise sunset times. Hourly temperatures are partially legible for early morning hours with unclear labels and values.
Forecasts show generally fair conditions tonight and Thursday. Cooler in the north and northeast, warmer in the extreme west and northwest areas, with some warming Thursday in extreme west and northeast regions. Minnesota expects fair weather tonight and Thursday, with cooler spells tonight and near Thursday in the northeast, and warmth in the extreme west Thursday afternoon.
The United States dollar closed at 227 francs in Paris foreign exchange dealings. The rate compared with New York's overnight level of 3.425 cents per franc, reflecting currency markets today.
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