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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1931
Page
12
During a performance a balcony blaze alarm caused a stir as audience members heckled. The singer finished, criticized the hecklers, and noted paying patrons who enjoyed the act. Three youths were detained by ushers, later released with police deference and no charges filed.
Beadle County Y W C A president Mire A K Gardner will preside at the annual dinner and meeting at the Methodist Episcopal church in Huron on Friday January 3 at 6 15 p m The program includes two skits by the Burtiness and Professional Women's clubs and the Girls Work committee with Girl Reserves Also a roll call Q box will feature Miss Michio Terado Yokohama Japan and Miss Annie Hen Hawaii as representatives of the international association Mrs E T Wilson will respond for the business women courtesy of the Wednesday Musicale Reservations via Mrs F Flea jan on a Band invited.
Indictment charges Victor Seymour a former mareger of the western senatorial campaign committee at Denver with perjury. George W. Neers of Broken Bow Neb also indicted on perjury charge. Indictments stem from testimony before the United States Senate campaign funds investigating committee last fall.
A prominent Centerville cattleman, former eight term mayor Hesalon, died under unclear circumstances when cattle died in water today. Survived by widow and four children. Funeral services to be held at the Gunderson home Bundsy afternoon. Four hundred thousand Frenchmen served at Verdun during World War I.
Cleveland report details a micro film showing a very early avian embryo heart in formation. Dr Brad ley and Prof Patten of Western Reserve University Medical School describe the embryo dissected from the egg, floating in solution as it develops a pulsating heart visible on screen.
WELLINGTON SPRINGS January 2 Special More than 100 people attended the annual farm union session A year end report shows union stores transacted 140,141 in the past year Mrs Alice Humman general manager oversees the union store W F Caldwell in charge of the Sake we Live department reported 551 86 business in 1939 The store moved 460000 bushels of grain The cream and eggs department totaled 41047 in 1939
Judge Archibald K. Gardner of the United States circuit court of appeals will address a public meeting at 8 o clock under the Young Women's Christian Association. The talk will cover timely themes on international mind and the YWCA is praised for promoting such studies.
Admitted include Loretta Boreckac and Wi surahal along with W. H. Waltesi and sis nega Pal showing a brief hospital intake record.
Fragmentary notes describe an arrest last May and hopes for prisoner releases. It references a round table conference in London and suggests promise of freeing political prisoners when peace returns, mentioning Jim and fellow supporters.
At the Farmers Equity Union national convention in McCook Nebraska a decision was made to meet in Aberdeen in 1932. J A Moddreil of McCook was elected a five year director to succeed William Irons of TipGook. Also noted were officer counts and addresses by Equity Union officials including director Frank Carlson of Aberdeen.
Local news notes a unanimous post vote praising Patman’s bill as details, possibly from Pat Dean Ghey, may be prepared for forwarding to congressmen. The brief item references a large bid or bid-like phrase and suggests legislative support.
Last night at Yale the American Legion post agreed to form a firing squad for funerals. William C. Welter announced plans for a committee to organize the unit. The meeting also covered the Drum and Bugle charity frolic on February 5 to 7 and attendance at Woonsocket and Sanborn county gatherings with the Dutch band.
Mrs. C Denial director of the YW morning Thureday faces politics in town after a meet. Economy lump coal price at Spe Gal $50. Huron Lumber Co. 133 ade Me end and Mrs Arthur Simons announce birth of a son at a local hospital. Mr and Mrs R T Bagby return from Kentucky with niece Miss Baker Alexandria Ky. Regular chicken pie supper at YWCA cafeteria 5 15 to 7 15. Mrs J W Burns of Leavenworth Wash visiting relatives Maurice CD O Connor 458 Sixth Street. Albert Lazipe returns from four month trip to California. Miss Mix, Oscar Brewer and daughter Winifred Brewer visit Huron. Lee Bates attend funeral of Mrs Norman Bates in Platte. Rev E Lochridge returns from Madison and Mitchell Epworth meeting. Mr and Mrs GF Hollander move to Hedfield with Hollander’s Fuller Brush job. Gayland Shappell returns from Indiana after visit. Mrs Martin Arcularius leaves town.
A Muysburg educator rests in Minnesota after an unclear event. The report mentions Pere egos and Coleman of Ena, Towa in fragmented OCR text. Further readable facts are limited.
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