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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1931
Page
8
A dense church notices page lists services for Lutheran, Nazarene, Baptist, Brethren, Congregational, and Catholic groups. It names pastors Oliver Jones, Alfred Trenerry, S. D. Disrud, J. A. Bruce, and A. S. Carlton, plus readings, Sunday schools, youth meetings, confirmations, sermons on personal faith, Christmas preparations, and choir pieces. Local venues include the American Lutheran Church and First Congregational.
The Seventh Day Adventist church on Sixth between Illinois and Ohio lists a Saturday school at 7 pm and public services at 11 am and 7 pm with a morning worship. Epworth Leagues meet with a program featuring Miss Ruth Wilgem and guests from Germany and other groups. Mid-week service is Wednesday at 1:30 pm, led by Pastor E. Loenridgs.
The Bible Study assembly will meet with Mrs BE M Cantonwine at 17 Nebraska avenue southwest Sunday afternoon with a 3 30 time. The lesson titled The Home of the Church and Its Members invites all. L D Elliott, Da Smet, Teacher, Pentecostal Mission 45 Dakota Avenue South shows Sunday school at 10 38 am worship at 11 31 am evangelistic service at 1 40 pm. Also Bible study Tuesday 7 45 pm German service Friday 7 45 pm and Cottage Waltz Saturday 7 45 pm with cordial welcome to all seeking the Bible path. H G Schmid, pastor.
Real estate transfers show Joan F Doherty to Roe Aera and Zoe A Corkins from Rosal ea Bert R Corkiot with Lot 5 bike 2 in Mendis add as recorded by Beatie County Abstract de.
Time is central. Saturday network football features round robin events at Yale bowl with Yale Holy Cross Dartmouth Brown winners meet later. Also Penn vs Navy and Tulane versus Washington State alongside broadcasts from WEAF WABC and others. Chilean president Juan Montero to be discussed on WEAF NBC with Don Miguel Cruchage translation. Evening programs include Tokyo rebroadcasts Irish tenor John Kelvin and Nat Brusiloff orchestra. Events highlight Christening of steamer with Mrs Theodore Roosevelt and Manhattan launching ceremonies on WJZ NBC.
Eastern Will Give Mery Mundt and Ruth Troyer present a Sunday afternoon program at 3 in East Wirty auditorium. Students from the dramatics classes and chorus perform a one act play and carol selections including Break Forth Obedient Heavenly Night and Silent Night. The program features Bach and Gruber Welzel selections with Marvin Munger as tenor soloist and Pietra A. Yon leading college chorus.
Mrs. Fannie Matson a 72 year old Omaha resident died from clothes fire injuries at her son Fay Matson's home. The blaze started in an unknown manner as she returned home late at night and ran into the hallway where she collapsed. Her clothing caught fire and she died before help arrived.
Glencoe Minnesota residents approved a 115000 dollar bond issue for a new school plant at a December special election. The project costs 700000 dollars, financed by a building fund of 190000 dollars accumulated over ten years, enabling a net tax decrease through the bond.
Judge Hughes of Pierre deliberates on a motion for a new trial after a Western rancher appealed the verdict. Alva Taylor returned from Sturgis to file briefs as the judge studies the plain in the case. The railroad company seeks relief alleging excessive action in the original trial.
A man identified as Charles Girib died after being crushed between a bus and a truck on a city street. Police said the incident occurred near a busy intersection on April 9th. Fire and EMS responded, but the victim succumbed at the scene.
Art Smith, a Sioux Falls composer, saw his march accepted by the United States Marine Band and hoped for radio airplay. A broadcast mishap led to the piece being heard only briefly at a police station and later on a city radio, but fans could not hear it a second time. Smith and Otto Anderson sought another broadcast, remaining hopeful for a future airing by the Marine Band.
Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church in Onida for Lewis Skinner who died Friday evening at his home four miles west of Onida. Rev. J.P. Williamson officiated with burial in the local cemetery. Odd Fellows and Rebekahs attended. burial service read at the grave. Survived by widow, four daughters Mia, Nettle Courrier of Osceola, Jows, Mrs. Winnie Watson of Onawa, Iowa, Mrs. Ellen Sprague of Winnetka, Illinois, and Miss Lucy Skinner at home, plus four stepchildren Hilda Johnson Onida, Mrs Edna Everts of Onida, Mrs. Ruth Sitner of Schenectady NY, and Rey Johnson of Wisconsin.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous properties in Broadland Wessington and Wolsey areas with tax and special assessment entries. It names many lots, blocks, outlots, and parcels plus owners and amounts such as 1938 and 1930 taxes, with references to Broadland Bank, Hook’s addition, and Yale streets. The jumble includes omitted locales, estate lots, and subdivision notes, highlighting the ongoing municipal assessment ledger.
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