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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1938
Page
9
Turton enters district music contests in Aberdeen on Thursday and Friday featuring the school band the girls glee club and two soloists Frances Thome on clarinet and Henry Bissell on baritone horn in the April event.
Harrold residents questioned if weather forecasts were wrong after a Tuesday snowstorm marked the worst of the season. The report notes an unusual sequence of events with lingering snow and mentions local spiders reportedly existing without food for 17 months.
Spring pantry push invites buyers to Kellogg cereals with a two pack of Corn Flakes and, for one cent more, a full size Wheat Krispies package. Grocer participation highlighted to encourage purchases.
Woonsocket High School seniors stage three act mystery drama The Eyes of Taaloc with director Miss LaVerne Gibbs. Tentative dates May 5 and 6. Cast includes Dorothy Brown Vernon McKillip Lester Helgeland Eugene Linke Charles Steichen Edmond Regynski Mattie Webster Caroline Parker Florence Regynski Lola Swanson Donald Thompson George Steichen. Production staff lists JM Gibbs Donald Merriman James Dunlap Robert Koster Elaine McCormick Loren Palmer Helen McCoy Margare Jamison Mildred Lucas Caroline Parker Lester Helgeland Alfred Steichen Spencer Chamberlain.
In an Artaxa Denniston led fiber ID contest across Sully Potter and Walworth counties, few women correctly identified fibers from 20 materials. Demonstrations urged garment labels to state fiber content and care, noting all fibers have valid uses and testing helps buyers know care needs and expected wear.
Vermillion April 7 The amount of high arterial blood pressure among persons is large and increasing. Dr H Morrow Sweeney University of South Dakota professor says among American males under 45 the incidence is 7 to 10 percent. He notes earlier rise in women beyond 40 and cites 140000 deaths annually in the United States. He explains death by heart failure cerebral hemorrhage or kidney failure. Early recognition and periodic examinations are urged, especially with family history.
The Varsity Club Orchestra will perform next Saturday night at Daomino Ballroom. The nine piece swing outfit has drawn crowds in South Dakota and Minnesota. This will be their first local appearance aside from a college dance last fall. They highlight an Easter Dance on the Monday after Easter. Paul Morehead and his orchestra are also engaged for the event.
A blizzard hit Blunt starting Monday night and lasting through Tuesday. A high northeast wind reduced visibility to near zero at times. The storm's moisture content is higher than any prior snow in the area.
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