Missionary notes on modern conveniences reach centers
The missionary mentions that two number of modern conveniences are available in larger centers. There are radios, telephones and phonographs. At present there are four radio broadcasts.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1930
Page
6
The missionary mentions that two number of modern conveniences are available in larger centers. There are radios, telephones and phonographs. At present there are four radio broadcasts.
Social events in Huron feature a Regnar meeting of Sabots club and multiple midweek services at Church of Christ, Methodist, and Congregational churches. The Rowena Circle meets at 4 Montana avenue southwest. various lodge and society meetings occur Thursday through Wednesday, including Pythian Sisters and Canton Huron No 1 Patriarchs Militant.
INDIANAPOLIS Sept 23, the appointment by Governor Bulow of Mrs Freda Kramer of Madison SD to the South Dakota Child Welfare commission is praised as recognition of the Legion’s work for children. Kramer, a longtime Legion welfare leader, will serve until 1932, with surveys and legislative changes urged to modernize birth registration and child welfare, including exemptions for widows of ex service men and better early detection of disabilities.
Dr and Mrs W J Saxton returned from a business and pleasure trip to Minneapolis. Mr and Mrs John J Greene returned from a two month trip through New York Michigan and Wisconsin. A variety of residents left for college visits family trips and business, with names and hometowns listed. A rummage sale is announced at a church and locals plan moves to Woonsocket and other towns.
Members of Whe Avenue Baptist Church will gather Friday evening for a rally dinner. The program will include pep talks songs and plans for the year ahead. The meeting precedes the churchs annual Rally Day which occurs Sunday. Each family is asked to bring sandwiches and a prepared dish.
Sully County Settlers Picnic II draws large crowd with horseshoe games, a noon town hall picnic dinner, and afternoon program led by Governor Bulow. Joest talent and Onida band provide entertainment. Blunt vs Harreld ball game and other sports close the day. Ernie Garett and Alex McGannon elected president and secretary. 198h gathering planned for Globoja.
A Lickdale Pennsylvania resident recounts years of hard farm work managing 64 acres with her husband and children. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after years of strain and illness, praising its life changing impact.
A missionary letter from Dharampur near Simla describes India as mostly tropical, with cold winters on plains at 50 to 60 degrees and mountain summers requiring heavy woolens. Dr and Mrs E H Stably note sanitation is poor, drinking water often contaminated, and villagers rely on shared reservoirs.
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