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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1938
Page
6
Community clubs hold meetings across Sunday to Tuesday with many lodges andauxiliary groups meeting in halls and homes. An Ihroquois resident Otto Werner and Cathrina Murphy announce marriage in Carthage with local attendees, while Wilson Preschool and Progresive Club plan events and programs for May.
Mrs KE M Whitman hosted former Huron residents in Minneapolis for a luncheon at 4729 Second Avenue South. Spring decor featured pastel flowers. High in contract went to Mrs B H Kerr and second to Mrs Eupese Schlichting. A Geneva Silver Tea at Geneva College chapel on April 23 raises funds to send two girls to the Restoon Student W C A Conference at Camp Geneva, June 21-29, with representation from about 187 schools across nine states.
Local residents cheer Easter visits and travel as families from South Bend Indiana to Huron and Santa Ana California share journeys. Mrs Tack Doyle and Mrs Pauline James arrived in Huron after wintering in Santa Ana, while others plan summer stays with relatives in various states and cities. A newborn weighing pounds four ounces was born at Huron hospital to Mr and Mrs L M Surris.
A fragmented report recalls a federal judge’s quip about onions during testimony and a court session closing at a late hour. In New York a storm damaged farms, leaving William Hansen’s house partially wrecked with a framed message reading God Bless Our Home. Separate notes describe car squeaks and a rear axle issue observed by investigators and the F C A taking a seizure of a car’s squeal event.
More than 2000 delegates from YWCA groups nationwide will gather in Columbus Ohio April 22 to 28 for the fifteenth national biennial convention. Mrs Austin L Kimball of Buffalo will open sessions and preside. Younger delegates including business girls and students will join discussions and form study programs for the next two years. Topics cover standards in leadership and youth work revealed by surveys across the country.
The family of Thomas Thompson thanks friends and neighbors for the food and funds donated during his illness and after his passing. Your generous acts from husband and father to treasured memory are deeply appreciated by Mfrs. Thomag Thompson and children.
The excerpt outlines round table and auxiliary meetings tackling recreation housing and educational opportunities marriage and family relations youth groups social security and household employment. It notes focus on the farm woman and her place in national and international women’s organizations public affairs and peace efforts.
Auditor M. FP Walt announced the city hall office will open Sunday from 10 am to 2 pm to aid voters unable to vote in the regular municipal election on April 19. Three measures appear on the ballot: 39,000 in municipal bonds for a development program at Howes Mani Airport, licensing of casein liquor sales, and a three-year term for three city commissioners. Four candidates vie for the commission seat: George C. Green, Dr J. S. Tscheuter, Dr. George A. Yonel, and George Tobin. Precincts remain as before, with the second ward polling place moved to the Ideal Mackler Company site due to an interior improvement project.
City Auditor M F Walt reports petitions to establish a municipal liquor store in Huron with about 9 0 signatures. a special city election is set for May 3 to decide issuing 125000 in bonds for a municipal subway project to be built with snow space and reduced weight.
A local city initiative, Launch Cleanup, assigns Project Monday Special Crew to begin collecting refuse. Crews will rake material into piles and transport it for disposal, with teams including Fire, Civ and others coordinating at the central site.
A midlife attorney with long experience invites voters to support Isaiah Hagen for Circuit Court Judge. The candidate cites law education at Harry College and South Dakota University, practice since 1925, and World War II service. Ends with a call to discuss qualifications and integrity.
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