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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1938

Page

6

Social Events Roundup from Huron Area Notes

Community notices recount Monday meetings of Presbyterian Missionary Study Groups West Side led by Mrs Herbert Tit East Side led by Mrs L Jones and Jeacer. The Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle Jim River Grove No 16 meets at Mrs Lena Kunhart’s home. Washington Pre-School to meet at the school. It also covers a surprise birthday party for Mrs Paul Paulson, a Bahne Society review gathering, a Colorado wedding report, a large Elks Pot Luck attendance, and many local club meetings with teas and showers including WACYY and Sisterhood groups.

Presbyterian Missionary Study Groups West Side Herbert Tit Floyd EB. Peck East Side L. Jones Hubert Ketelle Jeacer Supreme Forest Washington

Beauty Sale Ends Tomorrow at Rubin Ste in Beauty Prep

Last day of the Beauty Preparation 7 percent discount sale at Helens Rubinstein Beauty. If you have not attended, dash to the store tomorrow before it ends.

Helens Rubinstein Dasa

City Briefs From Huron and Surrounding Area

Local notes report Mrs. F C Steverwald traveling to Grand Forks to visit relatives, while Lola and Jiramite Leslie return from Minneapolis. Mrs. Joe H Howard and Norma depart for Long Beach Calif after visiting Huron relatives. Ha t trouble pneumonia illness recalls Mrs Charles Peek in Ansheim California. Several residents move or travel for games, visits, and business as city officials wrap Peoria inspection trip. Bir and Isabel return from Toledo and Michigan with plans for upcoming days.

F.C. Steverwald Grand Forks N. D Paul Koren Lola Jiramite Leslie Minneapolis D. E. Kvool Joe H. Howard Norma Long Beach Calif Howard A. C. Jones Hurey Peek Montana Avenue Southwest Charles Peek Arthur Porter Ansheim K. W. Stephens Pierre Aberdeen Norman Stewart Watertown Stewart C. FB. Stewart Bir A. R. Isabel Toledo Ohio Detroit Mich Michigan J. F. Millard Northwest Bank Corporation Huron Dow 1 Searx George C. Green Jesse Burns Frank Ripley Charlew Xeat Peoria

Illinois Executes Man And Woman

A double execution in southern Illinois sees Marie Porter, a 26 year old St. Louis mother, go to the electric chair for orchestrating the murder of her brother on his wedding day, while Angelo Ralph Giancola, 22, the singer, is executed alongside her after being involved as the shooter. Both offered final words to Warden Joseph Montgomery as 100 witnesses watched in the death chamber. Giancola had testified he killed William Kappen to enable Porter to collect $3,000 life insurance, and Porter refused a final meal, eating only small portions.

Chester Tinais Marie Porter St. Louis Angelo Ralph Giancola Illnois Joseph Montgomery Porter Max William Kappen Belleville Kappan Kappen

Borah Seeks White House Lunch On Antimonopoly Bill

Senator Borah Idaho visits the White House seeking administration backing for a licensing bill regulating interstate corporations. Senator O Mahoney reports progress with President Roosevelt and outlines FTC licensing powers, bans on monopolies, and rules on long work hours. Senator Schwillenbach criticizes the measure as potentially fostering fascism and warns of grant of broad industry control.

Washington Borah Republcan Idaho White House Jong O'Mahoney Wyoming Roosevelt Congress Federal Trade Commission Commission Schwillenbach The Trade Commission

Nine Colleges Enter Sioux Falls Debate Meet

Nine South Dakota colleges will send reps to the third Sioux Falls College debate invitational tournament to be held tomorrow. Prof Harald M Jordan explained the meet helps debaters become familiar with the question before decision competitions later in the year. Indications point to about 36 teams from Augustana Dakota Wesleyan Eastern Normal Freeman Junior College Northern Normal Southern Normal South Dakota State Yankton and Sioux Falls College.

S. F Soux Falls IFJ South Dakota Sioux Falls College Harald M. Jordan Jordan Augustina Dakota Wesleyan Eastern Normal Freeman Tunior College Northern Normal Southern Normal South Dakota State Yankston

Gray's Body Sent To Kentucky For Burial

Providence Kentucky January 28 A Brave near those of his parents was made ready today for James Atwood Gray 19 an alleged accomplice of John Henry Seadlund in the kidnapping of Charles S Ross wealthy Chicagoan Funds raised by public subscription in Gray's home town enabled the return of his body yesterday from Spooner Wisconsin where Seadlund also known as Peter Anders told FBI agents he kidnapped Ross and then killed Gray Seadlund claims Ross died of natural causes

Gray Kentucky Providence James Atwood John Henry Seadlund Charles S. Ross Ross Scadlund

Lutheran minister called to Morgan in family illness

The Rev and Mrs Hy Tychsen of Zion Lutheran Church Jet left Sunday for Morgan Minnesota where they were summoned due to the critical illness of Mrs Tychsen's mother.

Ill Lane Hy ‘Tychsen Zion Lutheran Church Morgan, Minn Tychsen

One Of These Coeds Will Be Queen

Three State College coeds vie for the prom queen title at the campus ball tonight at the armory. Irene Voigt Lemmon Viola Hansen Brookings Norma Nelson Colman are the top candidates based on popularity and leadership. the winner will be announced shortly before the curtain.

Brookings State College David Flittle Promenade

Insurgent Supply Line Threatened in Spain Front

In Hendaye France on January 28 government and insurgent forces fought along a five mile front near Sipura and Torre La Caral. Government charges aimed to sever the insurgent supply road used to move troops and munitions toward Teruel. The battle involved tanks, field guns and aircraft as both sides clashed along the Calamacha highway.

Hendaye France Breatier Sipura Torre la Carel Teruel Calamacha Francisco France Mer Palomera Aragon Toyavel Franco Cassipeha - Teruel

One Man Killed In Fort Dodge Night Club Blast

One man died and four others were injured in a fire and explosion at a Fort Dodge Iowa night club early today. The blaze caused about 25000 dollars in damage. spectator M W Larson was killed when bricks fell after an explosion blew out a wall. Fireman Earl Parks was trapped under the wall but saved by his helmet. Injured were waiter Wil aday, Hag en, and Fred Morgan. Cause of the fire and blast is unknown according to Fire Chief H J Callahan.

Fort Dodge Iowa Ian iPj I M. W. Larson Earl Parks Wiladay Hagen Fred Morgan iPire H. J. Callahan

Rates Increase Worries Farmers in Agriculture Outlook

South Dakota Attorney General Clair Roddewig told the Interstate Commerce Commission that a proposed 15 cent rise in rail and freight rates would burden agriculture. The ICC had exempted grain and livestock from other increases, worsening the agricultural outlook. A separate item notes Mrs Anna Deneke recovering from a heart attack, with her son and mother nearby. Also reported are visits between Rev Wy Schoenhulem of Bryant and Lae Rev Keller, and the death of Josiah Byram Miller, 85, famed inventor and friend of Thomas Edison.

Washington Janu Clair Roddewig South Dakota Intertate Commerce Commission Hig ICC Mes Anna Deneke Ramona Will Pawlowski

Weather summary for Haror Vici and surrounding states

Mostly cloudy and much colder tonight and Saturday for Haror and Vici. South Dakota partly cloudy, much colder, with likely snow in the southwest. Iowa snow probable tonight and Saturday, warmer in east and northeast tonight, colder Saturday. Minnesota cloudy with snow in the south and extreme east, colder overall, party cloudy Saturday.

Haror and Vici South Dakota Iowa Minnesota

Rail Organization to Elect Tonight Huron Unit Meeting

Members of the Ben efit Association of Railway Employes in Huron will meet at the Labor Temple tonight at 3 oclock for a business session featuring the annual election of officers. The gathering urges full attendance. The Nova Commercial Club in Canova elected its officers for the year: Dr D E Countryman president H L Boecker vice president F C Palmer secretary W J Schafer treasurer K F Callins membership chairman Rev Geo W Fairbanks entertainment chairman. Otto Freese visited with the Kallus family in Wessington Springs over Sunday. Mrs Freese and Mrs Kallus are sisters.

Kathryn Morrill Invincible Club R. V. Cox Colorado Jivenua Southwest Cox United States Huron Benefit Association of Railway Employes Labor Temple Ganova Canova Commercial Club DT. E. Countryman H. L. Boecker F.C. Palmer W. J. Schafer K. F. Callins Misits Wessington Otto Freese Kallus Wessington Springs Mrs. Freese Mrs

Patton to Speak at C of C Meet in Huron

Blake F Patton former president of the organization will be the main speaker at the Huron Chamber of Commerce annual meeting marking the 25th anniversary. The event will feature the election of 1938 officers and the designation of Huron 1938 distinguished citizen. Secretary Gene Benning urged ballots return by Feb 10 and ticket sales planned for February.

Blake F. Patton Huron Chamber of Commerce Ener Itiees Paston Huron Gene Benning Glenn Martin Harry T. Gray Sulex Comimiltes

Catholic Youths Fight Obscenity Pledge Movement Here

The Collinbian Squires join a nationalCatholic youth drive pledging to abstain from reading obscene literature sold on newsstands. Rev Father Trautner urges cooperation of parents to curb youth corruption, noting parallels to film censorship efforts.

Collinbian Squires Wek Squires Father Trautner Huron

Coal Truck Drivers And Yardmen Strike In Sioux Falls

Twenty five coal and lumber yard workers across four Sioux Falls yards walked off the job seeking union recognition seniority rights and a wage and hour pact after weeks of talks. An emergency police squad stood by at 8 AM but dealers reported no complaints as drivers and yardmen picketed their workplaces.

Sioux Falls

Thousands View Wrecked Honeymoon Bridge Hiatus at Niagara Falls

An immense crowd gathered at Niagara Gorge to witness the ruin of Anezio’s Honeymoon Bridge after a 30 year storm damaged the span. Debris fell 200 feet into ice filled river as the Ontario hydro plant iced over. Damage estimated near a million dollars as officials assess rebuilding options and reroute traffic.

Niagara Falls N.Y Niagara Gorge Anezio Wiazara Ontario Hydra Electric Commission U.S James I. Spencer Buffalo Lake Erie Lewiston Speeral Lake Ontario International Railways Company W. S- Trafic Peace Bridge Prospect

Aged Troquois Woman Kate Casperson Dies at 75

Mrs Kate Casperson, 75, longtime resident of Troquois, died Thursday night at home after a period of heat-related illness. She resided in the community for fifty years. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2:30 PM at the local undertaking parlor, with Rev. E. E. Vernen officiating.

Troquois Jrcquois Kate Casperson Leva E. E

Bridge Party Wellington 2 Special Hosts Fight for High Scores

A Wellington bridge party Monday evening featured Mrs WH Tapponteriqited leading a lively room of women. Dinner and dessert were served at night, with Thelma Tonp and Lori Stobbs hosting four small tables. Mrs Frank Kearney won the high score, Mrs Robert Shea placed second, and Mrs W Dake received the consolation prize.

Wellington

Church Services Noted After Absence at Wellington

Mrs. William Fritz conducted the services at the Church of Christ in Wellington Sunday following a two week absence. She had been visiting her father, who is seriously ill, at Moorhead, Ta. Mrs. Priv lives near Wolsey.

Wellington William Fritz Church of Christ Moorhead Priv Wolsey

Wessington juniors select Beativ's Millions for play

The junior class at Wessington School has chosen Beativ's Millions for their annual production. Cast selection is nearly complete and rehearsals begin immediately.

Wessington Syed Wessington School Beativ

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