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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1930
Page
12
Rev. T Hoeckel announces Mt Calvary Evangelical Lutheran church will celebrate its annual mission festival next Sunday. The event is part of a Missouri Synod Lutheran practice in which a special collection is taken.
The Rev Joackel said nearly $1,000,000 yearly is used for mission purposes. Garland and Huron are mentioned in connection with the statement, attributed to Rev T Joackel.
The Rev. T. Joerkel, pastor of a large Lutheran church in Gerland, preached here two years ago. He is the father of the Euron pastor and is well known throughout this section of the Northwest.
Washington investigators for a senate committee examining the government's annual rent bill for leased post office stations found two professional bidders holding leases totaling about 1 million dollars. The committee plans open hearings in September as it analyzes 500 major leases and how bidders financed operations. The postal department also probes values of stations renting six thousand dollars or more yearly, with Brown advocating government ownership.
Jacksonville detectives traced a Miami and Chicago thread in a scheme to kill Governor Doyle Carlton. Vincent Klin, counsel for Al Capone associate, testified the plan aimed to misdirect blame to Capone. W H Shands of the state road department was recalled for cross examination amid charges of conspiring to procure the governor’s assassination.
Pierre August reports W McMahon editor of the Salem Special was named a member of the state cement commission by Governor Bulow. The appointment fills the unexpired term of John Boller of Sioux Falls, who recently died. The term ends July 1, 1933.
A Buffalo pilot, Arthur J. Devlin, 40, died of injuries after a private plane carrying two Buffalo girls, Rose Zajac, 20, and Pearl Jabeziiska, 18, crashed near Cheektowaga. The craft spun from about 1600 feet, then nosedived. Devlin managed a hard landing on one wing before succumbing to injuries. The girls had never flown before and were excited about their first ride.
Gene Mc Donald of Philip has purchased the cafe at Hitchcock and will take possession in September. Mc Donald brings cafe experience from the B. and M. cafe in Philip, with partner Mr. Brower to operate the Philip location.
Calcutta India August 23 1947 F J Lowman acting inspector general of police and E Hedson superintendent of police were shot and seriously wounded as they left Mitford hospital at Dacca a revolver was used A hospital employee seized the Bengali youth but he escaped leaving his gun and slippers Later two Bengali youths were arrested on suspicion in connection with the crime
Rats gnaw the honeycomb radiator on Leo Wojciechowskie’s new Essex coupe parked at a granary driveway. Investigation shows damage beyond repair as a large rat scurried from under the car and the vehicle leaked radiator coolant after the incident.
On the way to the airport Ska said the girls stopped with Devlin and drank three or four beers. Devlin, owner of a Buffalo garage, had about a year of flying experience. Besides his wife, an eight year old son survives.
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