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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1934
Page
11
The Huronite prints classified rates for single and multiple insertions with word charges, minimum word counts, and display ads. It lists payment rules, deadlines, and mailing instructions, plus ads for used cars, real estate, and mortgage sale notices with names and locations.
A 1934 Anne Adams pattern advertisement describes chic Pagis inspired frocks with sheer wools and crepes, listing sizes and yardage, plus notices for late foreclosure and land lease auctions in Beadle and Huron counties with mortgage details and sale dates in South Dakota.
The piece recalls the Senate fight over Justice Hughes three years ago and the liberal bloc led by Brandeis Roberts and Stone. It notes Hughes as a pivotal vote shaping a liberal stance on human rights versus property rights and hints at a new rational compromise between individual rights and public welfare.
An advertisement touts potatoes squash carrots apples onions and more. The store notes hours extending Saturday evening until 5 00 o clock.
Redfield Melvil Watson hosted dinner Sunday evening at the Watson home for guests Miss Phyllis Davis Miss Lucille Miller Miss Beuly Miller Arthur Krueger and Ralph Zingler. After dinner the party attended a performance at the Lyric theatre. The Business and Professional Women's club opened its new year with a meeting in the Lisen sheriff building. After business the women played several rounds of badge bridge tournament and a committee served lunch.
JVessington Mr and Mrs B A Young were called to Lincoln Saturday by the illness of their daughter Roberta a student at the University of Networks. She suffered appendicitis and would undergo surgery that day. C J House was in Huron Monday and Tuesday. Twenty seven members of the Juvenile Degree of Honor club met at the home of director Mire Esaler yesterday afternoon. Three new members joined. Games were enjoyed.
Opal Urben visits the city with George Urban and remains a few days with Mr and Mrs Rogs Ciming and Mr and Mrs L S Cumming. They are joined by Miss Leah Cumming for a Sunday gathering as part of a social visit in Kansas City.
Bonilla Migs Dorin McKichin left Tuesday for Lincoln Nebraska where she is attending olegen 1.
Thursday through Sunday notices report Mrs Ethel Peterson and family visiting Huron and voicing travel to Sioux Falls for C O C duties. Hazel and Lillian Christianson visited Wolsey while Mrs A C Labren and daughter went to Mitchell. Several attendees headed to Wisner for a relative’s funeral as F R O’Brien and others hosted Ladies Aid at Mrs O’Brien’s home.
A listing of scheduled radio broadcasts from January 11 including Postmaster General Farley on WEAF NBC and WIZ CBS CBS, with plans for a Honolulu rebroadcast on WABC CBS. Includes program slots for Rudy Vallee, Whiteman, Lunceford, Gardel, Eddie Duchin, Prince, and others, plus music hours and coast-to-coast features.
Real estate transfers show multiple moves in Huron and nearby areas. Listings include G. O. Martin and Duane Shepersky selling lots in Southlown and North line additions, and Leo A. Temmey to Elsie Bindenage with a $1 price. George Stahl Francis Tyrrell and Howard Webster among women heading to OCH camps near Rapid City, leaving Huron Wednesday evening.
A surprise birthday gathering honored Mrs Floyd Urban and Bolcs W B Urban in Harop Monday night. Attendees included Jan 11 special visitors L R Johnston and son Donald, Mrs Lyle Glazier and family, and Albert Rogers. The evening featured games, progressive dancing, and a luncheon.
The Manchester PIA will hold its regular meeting Friday night January 12 in the hall. A program and picnic lunch will follow. All are invited. A Japanese farmer at El Centro California uses an airplane propeller driven by two gear motors to prevent fruit from settling on tomato vines.
Fragmentary schedule notes a bus from Huron to Pierre arriving at 6 43 and departing 2 20 am. It mentions a connection with a southbound train and a later arrival at Burros around 2 pm. Entities include Huron Pierre Wai ney SB and Buros.
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