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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1936
Page
8
A burial and interment were held in the family lot at Eyota Minnesota. Relatives gathered for the modest ceremony as the family laid to rest a loved one, with services conducted locally and attended by close kin.
Howard January 1 Special Allec reports a Miner county court house burglary with extensive damage to the rear plate glass window and treasurer vault. Only one dollar in loose change missing. efforts to enter the steel safe failed. Police and federal agents hunt fingerprints and clues. a crowbar left behind. This is the second burglary in 14 months at the Miner county court house.
Meade January 17. Orders directing Ava CCC companies in the Black Hills to abandon camps awaited at South Dakota Civilian Conservation Corps district headquarters. Five groups to depart after January 2 head toward the ninth corps area in the Northwest. Camp Celeste to be abandoned. some men move to the ninth corps area, others return to Missouri. North Dakota units at Camp Lode Custer Camp Mystic and Horsecreek shift to new assignments. Mystic and Horsecreek to be occupied by Rushford and Tigerville companies. A Kansas enrollees company at Camp Mayo to Ninth Corps area. Stockade Icke Camp Dean unit to occupy. Transfers affect about 2000 enrollees. many are from out-of-state companies. South Dakota largely unaffected.
Howard on January 1 reports joint installation of new officers for the local Masonic lodge and the O. B. S. at the Masonic Temple. Newly installed Masonic officers include Benel Tystad as worthy Matron and Donald Tripp as treasurer with a full slate of officers listed. past worshipful master Eilers Geimme oversaw the ceremony.
Gettysburg will host a multi school interscholastic debate meet on January 18 with seven invited schools Belby Mobridge Foulkton Highmore Pierre Onida Blunt. Four rounds allow every school to meet others while Prof Paul J Harkness Aberdeen weed department head attends luncheon to discuss debates and speech education. About 40 interschool debates will be entered by Gettysburg high school before the district tournament in March.
In Miller, a special election approved water filtering plant bonds amid a total 286 votes cast, 11 for and 741 against. work halted by a technicality is resolved by the election, and the community resumes progress. Mauch Chunk, Pennsylvania, derives its name from the Indian Muchk Wsechunk meaning Bear mountain.
The article discusses broad activity in heavy industries, with a chart of near normal production based on government data. It notes industrial demand remained strong, autos skewing the figures, and prices showing little change over five months. It also reflects on Christmas business projections and public versus private construction trends.
In Woonsocket high school's local elimination for humorous declamation, winners by judges' decision were John Edward Hamilton, Lele Swanson, Elvira Welter, Vivona Goergen, and Eugene Linke who won final last year. Twenty three participants were divided into groups A and B with several noted contenders listed. the oratory and dramatic division elimination will be held Thursday evening, January 2, in Woonsocket.
Miss Margaret Hyde English and speech teacher guides Woonsocket High entrants for the upcoming contest in January. The coach works with students on presentation and rhetoric as competition nears.
Specio M R Wood, an employee at Cheyenne Agency, learned his father in Arizona had died. The body's cremation and ashes were sent to Rochester Minnesota. Mrs Wood and the family departed immediately for Rochester where funeral services would be held.
Joseph Ccongh, held by Hyde county sheriff after arrest by state department of justice agents, is at his home north of Highmore to answer a complaint filed against him. On Dec. 26 state agents seized two stills and other equipment.
Special fire destroys the farm home of Marshall Slocum near Vilas Monday at 10 30 in the morning while the family was away. Only the clothes worn by the Slocum family were saved. Loss is estimated at about 1500 dollars.
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