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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1930
Page
6
Tuesday and Wednesday gatherings are listed with times and venues including Catalpa Circle Labor Temple and various lodges. Socials note Geigers returning from Florida, an open house for Mr Lampe's eighty eighth birthday, and plans for a former Huron resident's wedding. An July picnic near Broadland and a three day bridge lunch series in Dakota avenue south are also described.
Local residents and visitors populate Huron notes with travel and family updates. Mr and Mrs E L Whitlatch of Minneapolis, visiting parents on Illinois Ave SW, left for home. Several families plan vacations to Duluth Boone Iowa Escanaba Mich and Great Falls Mont. plus Missouri Valley and Audubon. Water bills due at City Treasurer. delinquents July 1st.
Mrs. Hoover resumes social duties at the White House after a month away and three months of seclusion due to a back injury from a fall. She returned with the president from Rapidan River and chose to rejoin the mansion’s routine, asserting she is strong enough to resume her duties.
A triple wedding united three Bramon sisters Elsie Hazel and Lillian daughters of Mr and Mrs August Bramon of Winfred with Myron Taschner Howard Warren Waller of Alpena and William Docker of Jasper Minn The ceremony conducted by Rev W Nitsche occurred at the Oral Wandagrift home seven miles northeast of Alperta on Wednesday June 25 The couples plan two week honeymoon through the Black Hills with later home commitments in Howard and Waller farms The article notes local visitors and a list of relatives and details travel plans and occupations involved in the wedding and nearby trips and business notices including a money and credit listing reminder with penalties for late submission.
Weather forecast notes possible thundershowers this afternoon or tonight for Huron area. Tuesday expected partly cloudy and cooler. Hourly temperatures range from the mid 70s to near 90 as Minnesota outlook mentions likely local thunder.
Secretary Arthur M Hyde and Alexander Legge lead a touring drive for wheat acreage reduction aimed at hard winter wheat producers. They visit Nebraska, Sterling Colorado Hays Dodge City Amarillo and Elects Oklahoma with economists and extension workers, outlining policy goals and seeking farmer adoption.
Storms possible tonight or Tuesday with lighter in the southeast and warmer conditions not seen in the southwest. South Dakota forecast shows mostly fair tonight and Tuesday with possible thunderstorms in the northeast and cooler in the west and north. Iowa fair to unsettled tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change.
Mitchell reports 15 mile road with high 103 low 71 and clear roads. Watertown 74 high 91 low 66 with no precip and clear roads. Huron 73 93 70 clear. Sioux Falls 73 90 68 clear. Yankton 75 high 9? low 72 with precip. Rapid City 71 96 70 trace, roads good. Aberdeen 70 95 66 precip. Pierre 76 high 9 low 63 precip none roads good clear.
Speakers at a Nebraska meeting included university and government figures discussing wheat profitability over the next six to ten years. Secretary Hyde urged adjustments for growers, while afternoon topics covered economic projections and potential crop shifts if prices stay low.
In a statement reflecting farmers concerns, officials indicate wheat production in Western Nebraska will be kept at about current levels. The policy aims to stabilize demand and support ongoing grain cultivation for regional markets.
Fred Fellenzer, new to skeet, took top honors at the Huron Skeet club shoot yesterday with two 21s of 25, setting a season record. Other strong scores included Paole 20 Burger 18 Tolmie 18 G Anderson 17 Burton 17 and A Anderson 17.
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