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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1933
Page
11
Classified ad rates outline per word and per column inch with multiple insertions. A Sheriffs sale in Beadle County South Dakota lists property description and sale details to satisfy a judgment of 1933, notice of auction date January 5, 1934, at 10 PM by Sheriff M. R. Huntey.
Court orders hearing on January 15, 1934 in Huron Beadle County South Dakota on a petition to authorize a five thousand dollar loan secured by a first mortgage on portions of sections 1 and 11 in township 112 range 63 Beadle County. The minor owns half interest. Notices to creditors are issued. Attorneys Frost Howes Temme.
The Evening Huronite Pattern Department previews Anne Adams Pattern 1625, a longer stylish frock with a single yoke and sleeve piece, handy pockets, adjustable waist, and dainty trim. Available in sizes 14 to 44, requires 3 1/4 yards of 36 inch fabric for size 16, step-by-step instructions included, price 15 cents for pattern, catalog option 25 cents. Order from 243 West 17th Street New York City.
Mrs Mary Hatch of Alpena dies. Funeral services held Monday afternoon at the Methodist church for Mrs Mary Beeryne of the Earl.
Sunday evening the Boethean Society held a pot luck supper at Elizabeth Cone’s home with new girls invited. Initiation dates were set for Tuesday as pledges were given. Eulaleans discussed pledge party plans with Dorothy Youel Monday evening. Gamma Theta games saw informal initiation last night. Alpha Phi met Saturday to plan a pledge party at Velma Jonsson’s home hosted by Hazel MacMillion.
The Rev John Ware reports that Dean Woodruff will give an address today at Calvary Cathedral. Details are scarce due to damaged text but indicate the event occurs in a religious setting with Woodruff as speaker.
A fragmented notice mentions a religious gathering at the church and an event labeled early day resident. Details are unclear but reference to location and date point to a local community activity.
In Newcastle Wyoming December reports a boy named Stanley Erickson was abducted from Upton by his foster parents Harry and Mrs Frickson and later found with his mother Mrs Richard Trevithick in Pueblo. County Attorney Cecil Clark seeks extradition issues while the Wyoming Attorney General reviews if the child can be returned or if charges can be pursued against the mother and stepfather.
United States Indian Commissioner John Collier concluded a three day tour of South Dakota Indian reservations showing the public works program eases Sioux distress. He boarded two planes for Washington and reported there is likely no actual starvation among the allotments despite evident suffering.
An employee died following a runaway incident while working on a public project in Modsy. The worker was thrown to the ground when the team bus driver became frightened. He is survived by five children and his wife, who died four years ago.
Major Willim A Snow, army engineer, is ordered to duty as assistant to the division signaling peer of the Upper Mississippi Valley and will remain at St Louis. The order also elevates Snow to St ponte district, Humphreys, Va, while continuing duties in Missouri.
T L Edwards was elected chancellor commander of the Syracuse lodge Knights of Pythias at Castle Hall last evening. Other officers include G D Van Dyke as vice chancellor W F Laurinil prelate Holger Johnson keeper of records and seal and master of finance AL Moldenhauer master of the work R Ro Perry pustee J Ro Dramedahi T J White Sherman L Johnson and Harvey Tyrrel were named representatives to the grand lodge. A class of pages was initiated and a banquet followed.
Washington reports a push to raise prices for surplus dairy products under AAA policy. Officials study processing taxes and herd reduction to support cheese and butter pricing. A tentative hearing date in Wisconsin will be set within weeks, with Madison or Milwaukee hosting.
Ambassador William C. Bullitt spent his second day in Moscow inspecting possible sites for a new American embassy. The tone indicates official search and site evaluation by the U S envoy in the Soviet capital.
Detectives pursuing a Chicago gangster were wounded in a pistol fight in a blind alley yesterday. Police raided a suspicious apartment house and arrested a man who gave the name J Keiths. Officers said the attacker fled after stopping a taxicab they were in pursuit of. The gunman escaped in a commandeered vehicle.
Secretary Wallace urged strict adherence to the Agricultural Adjustment Act at the American Farm Bureau federation meeting in Chicago with possible modifications. He supported the current program while cautioning against foreign loans, and called for debate to shape a national, long term plan including potential changes such as processing tax substitution and a quota system for marketing farm products. He noted likely additions like beef cattle and sugar and urged farmer groups to weigh proposals carefully to defend the act.
Senator Seinster Norbeck of South Dakota voiced belief that President Roosevelt is trying hard and hopeful, saying monetary policy is yielding desirable results. He spoke after a conference with the president and discussed rural credit issues with William Myers, governor of the Farm Credit Administration.
Mrs Wessington Minpette Friedman hosts a group of her little friends Tuesday for her sixth birthday. Mr and Mrs D M Canady and some Ferris and Elmer with Cleora left by car Wednesday morning for Olympia Washington where they will make their home.
A fragmented OCR item mentions Pierre Leaves, a 778 a. m. connection to a trait near South at Wol ney by sea. It hints at property and engagement with Hore and 32 percent, but details are unclear due to garbled text.
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