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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1934
Page
5
Readable segments list a day full of meetings and socials across Huron. Events include church studies, women’s clubs, veterans groups, Etude Music Club, Loyal Orders, and birthday chapter gatherings with hosts and addresses. A Huron couple wed Monday. several reports cover club activities and teas.
The April 25 district meeting elected Margaret Engichrersen and Olive Eggen. Thirteen members and five guests attended the social hour with lunch served.
Dr. B E Keer attended a First District Dental Society meeting in Sioux Falls. Mrs. T F Carroll travels to Winona Minnesota for her father’s illness. A son, George William, was born to Mrs. George Royer of Huron at a local hospital. Moose Dance at Wheeler's ball tonight for members and friends. Nellie Grove returns from Minneapolis after five months with daughter Mrs Pan prang. accompanied by Mrs Van Praag. April sale ad features paint and linseed products. Mrs. Clarence Piacek, with Omaha position, visited Huron. Mrs. R A Spurrier and daughter Marie travel to Clay Center Kansas for her mother’s death. Parson Briggs play Our Family Alum at Congregational church Thursday 8 pm. Mrs. Clark Crawley goes to Morrison to join husband. mother-in-law visits at new home. Edith Smith visits Brookings friends. Charles T Dukes attends 25th Midwest Gas Association convention in Sioux City. to return home tomorrow after visit in Independence Iowa.
C. f. Valentine of Peoria reported a truckload of 63 cases of eggs stolen last night near Wa pello after he left a restaurant in Wacello. Thieves transferred the load to another truck, set Valentines machine on fire, and fled. No trace of the thieves or the eggs has been found.
The body of Mrs. Anna Bowersox who died of pneumonia at her Highmore home will be interred in Strawberry Point Iowa. She is survived by her husband William Bowersox and a son Gerald Laity a Highmore High School student. Fifty three blood tests were required to identify the proper blood type for a recent transfusion.
Washington April 17 Secretary Dern opened a probe into all phases of army air policy with a six civilian five military panel. President Roosevelt urged a congressional commission to outline a national aviation policy and speedy passage of air mail bills to ensure political independence. The inquiry aims to determine how the Army Air Corps can become second to none in equipment and training. Newton D. Baker leads the panel. Lindbergh declined to serve. McKellar Mead and Black pressed for swift aviation legislation and study to form a national aviation formula.
Miss Nellie Geiger, president of the Young Women's Christian association of Beadle county, reports women soliciting gifts to support the YWCA. The drive continues through tomorrow with a supper at the VW cottage for all workers. A vesper service Sunday saw 50 present, and plans for the drive were discussed at the supper. Nadine Skare from Huron college provided a vocal solo. GR. McArthur encouraged the workers with a talk.
Lloyd Newland of Huron pleaded guilty to malicious destruction of real property for breaking a swinging door window at the Knights of Columbus building in Newind while attending a dance. Municipal Judge I B Crawford fined him 5 dollars plus three times the value of the window. Two men, Roy Smith and James Haynes, had earlier pleaded guilty to vagrancy, were ordered to leave town or find work, and had jail terms suspended pending departure or employment. They left but returned shortly afterward.
The men, lacking visible means of support, faced a second arrest. Judge Crawford lifted the suspension on their original sentences when they reappeared before him, and they were lodged in jai.
Maurice Gowdy presides at an 7:39 PM Boy Scout round table to discuss organization and adopt the constitution. A camping committee meeting will also be held and August Abel asks a troop representative from the district be present.
Berlin bus company attendants,Sept 15,1932, escaped with $10,000 en route to deposit at a bank. One wounded employee later died, highlighting a deadly incident tied to the cash transfer.
Clarence Wiliam Moore 26 and Muriel Rose Fyrrell 19 of Huron are named in a wedding ring advertisement. The notice highlights engagement and wedding rings offered by Smith Jewelry Store with contact details omitted.
Berlin reports four men who staged a daylight robbery injuring one person were themselves severely harmed at dawn in a subsequent incident. Four attendants were struck down during the hold up.
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