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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1938
Page
6
The State Theatre shows Outlaws of the Prairie tomorrow and Saturday, featuring rangers in disguise battling a gold coach robber ring led by Charles Starrett. The plot follows Starrett seeking the killer of his father, with the bowie knife clue guiding the avenger through action packed scenes.
Time is central standard New York dispatch previews Friday night boxing Farr Braddock 20 rounds air time 9 blow by blow details. Carter shifts sponsor duties to CBS five times weekly 5:30 pm start. Listings cover WJZ NBC WOR WEAF WABC CBS networks with shows and cast, 1933 to 1930s era.
Royal wedding coverage describes verging desert crowds, flowing wine bowls, and a 20 foot train as Farida prepares to arrive at the palace for a reception. The Moslem ceremony is conducted by Shiekh Movustapha El Maraghy with senior religious officials present. The field marshal Forovk in black and gold presides as guests attend a ten minute ceremony, with a formal crowd recitation to begin.
A crowd of about 350 to 400 attended the Chamber of Commerce annual Good Fellowship stag last night at the Marvin Hughitt Motel Elks ballroom. The event featured tec tro dance numbers by June Adams with Mrs Helen Dukes, quartet songs by Huron College singers directed by Prof Loftus Ward, and boxing bouts arranged by Coach G E B Parker.
Marie Porter, convicted of killing her brother, faced execution as Illinois’ first female electric chair inmate. Gov Forney denied clemency. warden kept the news to avoid an outburst. Co-defendant Angelo Ralph Giancola awaited his fate, claiming guilt and readiness.
St Teresa Parochial School announced honor pupils for the 1997-98 period. Fifth grade led with 12 students: Eileen Wagner, Maureen Artz, Mary Jo Walsh, Peggy Mahowald, Esther Olson, Cecelia Stackwick, Beverly Danes, Kathleen Dargen, Robert Walsh, Darrel Kirby, Billy Philippi, Richard Kott. Other honor rolls include eighth grade Joseph Grace, Ruth Spang, Mary Hemillond, Lea McGinty, Marie Molaney, Donald Calvert, Donald Fitzgerald, John Vanderhart. seventh grade Jack Durgen, Helen Snedigor, Marjory Spang, Carmel Kirby, Louise Ritter, Charles Sikorra. sixth grade Leah Kirby, Betty Carroll, Edward Faith, Joseph Kime. fourth Mary Alice McMahon, James Cole. third Jeanne McMahon, Larry Kott, Bobby Janes, Joan Dougherty, John Ludtka.
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with colder temperatures. Humidity and precipitation figures are listed for the month and year to date, with normal values. Weather outlook covers South Dakota Iowa Minnesota with snow or rain likely in some areas and colder temperatures, especially in the east and south-central portions Friday. Hourly temperatures show 23 at a.m., rising to mid-30s by late night. Chance of snow in extreme southeast Minnesota.
The candidate Bellamy argues against centralization and urges independent courts to preserve republican government. He warns that unlimited borrowing risks inflation and public credit collapse, advocating budget balance, reduced public expenses, and revising taxes to encourage investment and employment. He singles out capital gains and undistributed profits taxes as harming venture funding.
Interior decorators have made rapid progress on the administration building interior. Walls are finished in a new light cream tone and new lighting features including modern reflectors and a bulletined tower board are being installed, giving a brighter, updated appearance.
Mrs. Mabel Lindgren and Mr. Anna Troupe arrived in Watertown to install Watertown Grove officers, then Sioux Falls, Mitchell installations followed with lodge business. Mrs Lindgren leaves for Bismarck on judge business. travel includes Great Falls and Chicago connections. A newborn girl arrived at Huron hospital to Mr and Mrs John Sweeney of Yale. Miss Pepey Sutt visits Huron from Sioux City for weeks in Aunt Mrs Harry Jones home. The Smart Shop advertises spring dresses and corsets.
The piece recounts royal intrigues surrounding King Farouk of Egypt, including Fuad’s veiled first wife, a fatal shooting at a Cairo party, and Farouk’s declining health after a throat wound. It notes Farouk’s later marriage to a 26 year old princess and the queen mother’s rise in public life as a social leader.
The Miner County Hickory Suck club held its regular meeting in Carthage High School auditorium. After the business session, the school team played a basketball game in the same venue.
Governor Leslie Jensen and Walter H. Burke will attend the Huron Legion post’s annual business men's fellowship stag on February 6. Other notable attendees include Leo A. Temmey and Dr. R A Stratton. The event at Marvin Hughis Hotel features a buffalo roast dinner at 6:45 and a program supervised by G. O. Martin.
Governor Leslie Jensen of South Dakota urged WPA officials to reduce sponsor contributions on projects. Bop Case presented the request yesterday as drought relief aid and aid for the state’s unemployed, despite a 45 percent rise in the state’s employment allotment.
Funeral services for Myrtle Morrison former secretary of state were held in Vermillion Catholic Church with Rev Father Flood officiating. Burial followed in the local cemetery.
An advertisement touts Down's Pills as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues caused by functional kidney duams, claiming rapid relief from back pain and swelling. It urges readers to consult a doctor and mentions that the pills have allegedly helped people for over a decade.
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