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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1933
Page
6
A digest of community meetups and social news includes Saturday group gatherings at Water Tower, Sunday meetings of B of L and Labor Temple, and Odd Fellows sessions. Reunions, luncheons, and picnics feature among local families with out-of-town guests visiting and returning home after events.
Denver Creek's channel calmed after Castlewood dam collapsed upstream, causing extensive damage to Denver including destroyed bridges and a warehouse district. The event killed Bertha Catline and Tom Casey, with farmers along the stream facing major losses and authorities warning residents to flee.
Yesterday morning Mia Chester Bruemmer left for Sioux Falls to visit relatives then heads to Denver to stay about two weeks with daughter The Hey and Mrs A Carlson and Lucie Wirting. Carlson and Wirting returned from Shorewood Hills and Chicago after attending the Century of Progress. The Costains and Youdls visit Huron through August. Don Costain, Dr Youel and Dorothy plan a Black Hills trip next week. Avia Hice and family depart for Minneapolis for about ten days. Merle Simpson and family travel from Monroe to visit Siegenthalers. J E Roundy in the Black Hills on business.
Road report lists several towns with temperatures and conditions. Pierre records 64 high 18 low 6 with no precip and good clear roads. Huron 78/58 with none and good roads. Rapid City 5% precip trace, roads good. Aberdeen 60/86 none, roads clear. Yanketon 71/41 none, roads good. Mitchell 59/78 52 with good clear roads.
The nationwide NR A campaign reports varied progress from Cleveland to San Francisco with thousands of employers signing recovery codes and tens of thousands of workers returning to jobs. States like Oklahoma City and Sacramento show rapid job creation while street protests erupt over closing hours in Bay City and Saginaw.
City briefs report Agnes Kump returning to Huron after two months with relatives in Shelby Nebraska. The Musolfs and William Musolf of Yale Iowa also came back from a two week trip to Bloomington and Chicago. Sackett family left for Trey Minnesota to attend Mert Cummings funeral in Rochester hospital. The Trenerys and family plan to return tonight from a month in the Black Hills. J Hinton and grandson Joe, who were in Chicago for about six weeks, have returned to Huron. Amy Burton also returned to Huron.
A record note describes Moscow boasting the largest bell ever cast weighing about 432000 pounds with a diameter around 21 cm and imparts a 173 percent estimate for its size, reflecting a historic monument claim.
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