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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1937
Page
8
Deputy Sheriff John Boyle ordered wandering gypsies to keep moving and avoid extended visits in Beadle County. The crackdown warns that any stay beyond a brief tire deflation could lead to arrest as communities report theft concerns during nomad visits to South Dakota.
65 year old Mrs C L Starr of Dakota South tends four acres unaided. She rises early and works into the evening, growing her own garden seed and tending a lush lawn. Starr invites visitors to view her yard to inspire others ahead of the airport dedication events this weekend.
Dr. Ned Russell urged at Huron College Summer School that teachers influence child mental development within limits. He cited defective sight and hearing among children and noted research showing intelligence can rise with better foster environments, asserting school and home environments shape early intelligence.
G B Vilas vice president and general manager of the Chicago and North Western Railway retires from active service at request after nearly five decades with the line. Born 1858 in Ogdensburg New York he rose from lamp lighter in Paullina to vice president and general manager amid a career that included posts in Kenosha Milwaukee Baraboo Madison and other divisions. The town of Vilas in Miner County was named for him by railroad officers.
NL Harry M. Eicholtz, an IA member of the Masons and member of the Shine Union League Club in Chicago and the Milwaukee Club in Milwaukee, resides at 425 Grove St Evanston, will be moved up from assistant general manager to acting general manager. His place will be filled by Charles I. Longman.
Inglewood Calif July 1 two suspects held in connection with the kidnapping and murder of three young girls were named. Luther Dow 34 was charged with murder after being identified as the man who played with the victims in Centinela Park before their disappearance last Saturday. Authorities withheld the other chief suspect’s name. Capt. Penprase reported a drunken return home with bloody clothing and a guarded residence since Monday. Dow was arrested yesterday in Los Angeles and found with a woman’s handkerchief and a rusted roller skate key. He was identified by two witnesses as the man seen with the children in the park. The victims Madeline Everett 7 Melba Everett 9 and Jeanette Stephens 4 were abducted Saturday and found bruised last Monday.
Police described Dow’s clothing covered in burrs and grass matching vegetation near the crime scene. The body showed scratches. Funeral services for the three young victims are set for today.
Chicago July 1 The Forty Niner a new all Pullman streamline train will debut July 8 from Chicago and July 11 from San Francisco. Jointly operated by C N W Union Pacific and Southern Pacific it will run five round trips weekly and be paired with the City of San Francisco schedule for deluxe service. The eight car air conditioned train seats 117 passengers uses high speed locomotives and covers the trip in about 49 hours eastbound and 50 hours 42 minutes westbound. A two car articulated unit at the rear features a duplex head car with seven bedrooms.
The text outlines a uniquely arranged train car with stairs and nine downstairs beds that double as day sofas, a commedious observation lounge, section, buffet and rooms on the same level in the rear car, a full length dining car with round tables, and specially designed table linen, glass and silverware. It notes the kitchen in the car ahead of the diner and mentions a polychromatic outside finish departing from the conventional color scheme.
Miss Anna Urban of Lincoln Ned plans several weeks stay with Mrs. Mary Urban and relatives as she attends the Urban and Bischaut family reunion Sunday. She will visit other kin in the area during her stay.
Mr and Mrs John Urban Mr and Mrs Glenn Urban and family and Paul Urban all of Philip appear in a reunion notice along with Mr and Mrs Cecil and others. The item records a local family gathering with multiple Urban relatives noted.
An advertisement extols Kellogg’s ALL-Bran as a solution to constipation by adding bulk to the diet. It explains All-Bran absorbs water to form a soft mass and mentions Kellogg’s ALL-Bran provides vitamin B and iron, with recommended daily amounts and a Battle Creek guarantee.
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