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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1937
Page
7
Blunt reports Mr and Mrs Dosr Small with part of their family and Mr and Mrs Ray Poole with their children Ray and Isis have returned from an extended trip west heading into morning.
Mr and Mrs Henry Reneke of Kansas City Missouri visited Mrs Mary Kaieriem for a few days this week. They are former residents of Lane.
Chicago reports its hottest July 7 in 63 years as the heat wave claims seventeen lives across the Midwest and North Atlantic states. Fatalities include Michigan with eight and Nebraska two, with New England and Ohio also affected. Forecasters expect the heat to continue through Friday with some relief in showers, while beaches in New York and Chicago attract crowds seeking respite.
Washington July 8 Foes of the administration court bill softened talk of a filibuster as the Senate braces for weeks of debate. Senator Clark Missouri Democrat said the discussion aims to clarify issues not block a vote. The tally stood 33 for the bill to 39 against with 19 uncommitted amid shifting public commitments.
Mrs Alicia Clark 79 of Maywood Illinois handed over a dusty attic painting to Oak Park dealer Arthur J Lloyd Jr in exchange for a cocker spaniel puppy The work allegedly by Jean Baptiste Greuze may yield a share for Clark when sold Lloyd pledged she would receive her full portion Her remark about new glasses shows the relief and hope sparked by the discovery
June records show M births filed at the Clerk of Courts with four births occurring and 12 deaths recorded. The month also lists 33 marriages, two divorces, and two marriages of intention. The report notes prior figures and notes on record-keeping practices.
Ruby Timm won the sweepstake ticket to the Huron Theatre in the color comic contest run by Huronite. Other winners include Sammy Anderson, Donna Jean Busse, Garland Timm, Billy Buchholz, Vernon Bramow, Marion Green, Claude Green, Bonnie Mae McDonnell. Tickets are at the theatre box office. entries must be colored strips from Friday Evening Huronite and submitted before 5 PM Wednesday.
Admiral Murfin said the entire region could be scanned quickly after the Lexington and its planes arrive, with a thorough search expected by mid afternoon Monday. Earhart, as district commander and mass hunt director, forecast whether the operations would succeed or fail by then.
San Francisco reports say Earhart and Noonan could survive for a month or more if they landed on an equatorial islet. The plane carried chocolate bars mate juice water fishing gear and a device to vaporize ocean water for drinking.
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