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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1936

Page

3

Case Criticizes Werner Refusal In Debate Fight

SUSTER July BHe Francis Case, a Republican candidate for Congress in the second district, sharply denounced Congressman T. B. Werner for refusing to debate on campaign issues. Case said Werner's stance to avoid schoolboy methods is weak and that voters will judge a candidate who avoids direct questions about his record and positions. He accused Werner of using a government farm to deliver a personal political speech and of misstating Republicans positions.

Suster Francis Case Custer T. B. Werner Case Werner Newell

Wind wrecks barns in Yale area during heavy afternoon rain

A Sunday downpour with strong winds destroyed a barn on the Pat Nowcome farm and twisted a barn on the Berret fares property. A tool shed on the Jake Stahl farm was demolished, and another barn on the Pautz farm near Iroquois was wrecked after prior damage.

Yale Sui Wpecau Zare Pat Nowcome Berret Fares Jake Stahl Pautz Iroquois

Anacetas Morris Weds Orville Remily at Orient Church

Anacetas Morris of Orient married Orville Remily in a Catholic ceremony at St. Jose Church in Orient. Rev. Fr. John Srebs officiated. Attendants were Elmer Remily and Bliss Mildred Morris. The couple will reside in Aberdeen after a short honeymoon. she previously worked at a local beauty shop.

Orient Anacetas Morris Orville Remily Aberdeen St. Jose John Srebs Elmer Remily Bliss Mildred Morris Remily

Playgrounds Revived in Redfield Cool Weather Activity

Playgrounds in Redfield buzz with heat wave recovery as Elmer White, Albert Bacon, and Roy Pearson oversee activities at eastside and city parks. Junior league workouts start daily at 9 am, while a WPA basketball round robin tourney, July dates, and upcoming August races drive local enthusiasm. A July dust storm left light rain aiding corn, potatoes, and pastures. Red Cross life saving classes begin July 22 at Lake Preston pool under Norman Keith for lifeguards and badge work.

Redfield Wuhco Eastside Elmer White Albert Bacon Roy Pearson Baseballers Ae RED Cross Lake Preston Norman Keith Ufe Guard

Sheep Arrive by Carloads for Pasture Near Manchester

Several carloads of sheep from the west river country were unloaded at Manchester Saturday night. The sheep will be pastured in this vicinity.

Manchester West River Country

Drought Boosts Spink Farmer Harvest at Twin Lakes

Redfield July 2 Special a drought helps one Spink County farmer Waldo P Edgar reaping a golden harvest on land that rose with receding Twin Lakes He cut 50 tons hay from 80 acres last year and expects similar returns this year He also pastures another 80 acres and uses an artesian well to fill a swimming pool charging swimmers a dime per dip

Redfield Spink County Waldo P. Edgar Twin Lakes Edgar

Heat Damage Is Heavy In Spink County South Dakota

Redfield reports an extended heat wave with 112 degrees as the peak, six deaths in the county tied to heat, and crop losses totaling about 51 million dollars. Rainfall and clouds ended the spell on July 20, with ongoing harvest and livestock concerns. Names include Sarticone, John F. Schutte, George W. Fischer, William Strombeck, Mrs. Albert Walters, and others across Redfield Conde Mellette Ashton and nearby areas.

Redfield Sarticone Redheld Conde Mellette Ashton John F. Schutte George W. Fischer William Strombeck Albert Walters Conds Hannan Mes John Schneider Rudolph Masse Georgie Gange atAshton Fredericka Siebrecht

Athletic Field Is Wessington Work Project

Wessington reports a new unemployed relief project to build an athletic field. Preparatory work includes field cleaning and well digging. Plans move the football field north and set aside space for a tennis court. John Meyer oversees the effort with about 20 workers earning 35 cents an hour for 326 hours monthly.

Wessington John Meyer Java

Amputation After Dairy Truck Crash in Clark

Clark, July 22 Special Martin Fox of Excelsior Minnesota son of Mr and Mrs Robert Fox of Clark was badly injured Sunday morning when the dairy truck he drove collided with another car on a curve His arm hung from the window and was crushed and broken He was taken to a hospital where his arm was amputated His parents and Mr and Mrs Otto Goodman and Mrs A A Goodrich all of Clark left for Excelsior Sunday evening ERWIN REBEKAH MEET ERWIN July 22 Special The Rebekah Banner Lodge held a meeting recently at the I O O F hall A report for the State assembly at Sioux Falls was given by Mrs Elsie Johannesen MRS GILMORE HAS R N A ERWIN July 22 Special The B N A Lodge held their meeting at the home of Mrs John Gilmore Saturday afternoon Lunch was served by Mrs Gilmore SON BORN MILLER July 22 Special A son was born to Mr and Mrs Gordon Hamilton at their home 22 miles west of Miller on Sunday The baby weighed eight and three fourths pounds.

Clark Martin Fox Excelsior Minn Robert Fox Erwin Rebekahs Erwin Rebekah Banner Lodge 1. O. O. F. Hall Sioux Falls Elsie Johannesen Gilmore R. N. A. Erwin B.na. Lodge John Cilmore Miller Gordon Hamilton

Shortzman and Heather Wed in Alpena Afternoon

Freiéa Shortzman and Waldimore Heather were married Thursday afternoon at the parsonage as Rev. Mr. Reiman performed the service in Alpena.

AY Alpena Alpena Misa Freiéa Shortzman Waldimore Heather Mr. Reiman

Testimony In Railway Case On Florence Conde Line

Watertown witnesses for Associated Railways outlined losses and costs for the Florence to Conde line as part of a proposed dismemberment of the Minneapolis and St. Louis system. Experts from Chicago railroads described the line’s poor finances and necessary upgrades while discussing potential impacts on Wallace industries and future abandonment.

Associated Railways S. L Porter Chicago Bur Ingion Quincy H. L. Barr T. MM. Cassidy Chicago and Northwestern A. BD Emory Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Porter Florence and Conde Barr Emery Cassidy Wallace WN. F. Moorhouse C. RB. Sutherland Northwestern Milwaukee S. W. W. Carr Aberdeen C. ©. Elmquist M. & S. le Defense Committee

Hay Stack Fire Burns 10 Tons in Gettysburg Area

In Gettysburg area 12 miles southwest, Ben Bauer stacked new hay on old, sparking a fire at 5:30 am Thursday. About 10 tons burned with no other damage. Fire blamed on spontaneous combustion. Nearby prairie fires in Potter County have caused significant losses recently.

Gettysburg Sperialy Ben Bauer Potter County Onska

Yale Elevator Officers Elected at Farmers Cooperative Meeting

At the Farmers Cooperative Elevator annual meeting held Saturday in Muself Hall officers were reelected for the coming year. William Davis remains president and P. G. Glanzer continues as director while Paul Kleinsasser keeps the manager post. Herb Olson of Minneapolis firm Hallet and Carey attended in company interests.

Yale Elevator Firm YALE Farmers Cooperative Elevator Muself Hall William Davis P. G. Glanzer Paul Kleinsasser Herb Olson Hallet and Carey Company Minneapolis Kieinsasser

Luther Leaguers Meet At Miller

Twenty members and seven visitors attended the Luther League meeting at Miller with Rev. Schaible speaking on Young People and Their Companions. An ice cream social followed in the church basement. Ruby Frey Feary Ufen and Paul Engleman chosen for lunch committee July Engleman and Harlan Matter for entertainment for the August 9 meeting. One new member joined the League.

Luther Leaguers Miller Miller Luther League Schaible League Ruby Frey Feary Ufen Paul Engleman Julaay Engleman Harlan

Jubilee Singers at Miller in Holy Springs concert

The Rust College Jubilee Singers from Holly Springs Mississippi performed at the Methodist Church of Miller on Monday night. The six member group with pianist offered spirituals plantation tunes semi classical and folk numbers to a full church audience. Generous applause followed and a silver offering was taken. The entertainers shared dinner in the church dining room with several ladies of the congregation.

Rust College Holly Springs Miss Methodist Church of Miller

Erwin Legion and Auxiliary Picnic in town park

Erwin and nearby residents attended a community picnic at the town park. Afternoon activities featured men’s and women’s kittenball games and races. Evening church program included audience singing and vocal numbers led by Rev. P. J. Kussman.

Erwin Legion and Auxiliary Erwin American Legion and Auxiliary P. J. Kussman

Jensen Agrees To Debate Plan HOT SPRINGS July 2

Republican candidate Leslie Jensen offers to debate Governor Tom Berry in connection with Parkston’s August 31 celebration. The plan includes three debates among Jensen Berry and other party figures. Jensen cites five topics including the Fred Smith case gas tax diversion and state relief and expenses.

Hot Springs Leslie Jensen Tom Berry Parkston E. H. Doering Jensen Berry Fred H. Hildebrandt Karl H. Mundt J. A. Bottum Young Republican League of South Dakota Ellsworth Evans Young Democratic Clubs of Gov. Berry Fred Smith Justice Department

Travelers Leave St Lawrence for West Vacations

Mr and Mrs Roy Reisland David Banning Burdell Sheep depart St Lawrence for a western vacation Sunday night. Charles Milsap and partner head to Oregon with Jack Flint and Morris Hartman. Howard Thomas family leaves for Volga to establish a new home.

St. Lawrence West St. Lawrence Roy Reisland David Banning Burdell Charles Milsap Oregon Jack Flint Morris Hartman Howard Thomas Volga

Horseshoe Pitching Is Preston's Sport

The gray park hosts a newly completed quoit court drawing wide interest. Amateurs and semiprofessionals test skills from Sunday through night hours, with a record crowd at the evening band concert featuring Reibert Lewis as soloist.

Preston Gray Park Reibert Lewis

Mrs Marion Conklin Returns from Spearfish Lake

Preston July 22 Special Mrs Marion Conklin returned from Spearfish Lake where she attended summer school. She will teach the fourth and fifth grades in the city schools here next year.

Spearfish Lake Preston Marion Conklin Speirish

Alpena Sees Rain After Heat and Dirt Storm

Alpena and surrounding area received a shower Sunday evening after days of unbroken heat and a Sunday afternoon dirt storm. Much cooler air followed that night and into Monday. Local residents reported relief from the heat as cooler conditions set in.

Alpena

Women's Relief Corps Meeting in Frankfort

The Women's Relief Corps held a monthly meeting with about 22 members. Grace Franz was initiated, Clara Schone assisted by Conductor Malvina Sullivan installed Phillips as instituting and installing officer for the year's work. A July lunch followed. Gladys Franz led refreshments. Vacation in Minnesota follows. Fred Bicknese Alvin Johnson and Charlie Peterson head to St Paul, Miss Leif Bicknese to join for northern Minnesota outing.

Women’s Relief Corps Frankfort Women's Relief Corps Grace Franz Clara Schone Cerps Malvina Sullivan Va Phillips Department of S. D Dunch Gladys Franz

School Head Returns to Redfield After Yankton Prep

Redfield July 22 Special R W Gibson superintendent of Redfield's city schools returned Monday with his family from Yankton to assume duties. He was a former Yankton College summer term faculty member instructor of school administration economics and extracurricular activity classes. His experience in public school administration and money matters will aid filling vacancies and guiding upcoming school year preparations.

Redfield R. W. Gibson Redfeld Yankton Gibson Yankton College

Trails of meteors reveal high altitude wind patterns

Meteors burning in the upper atmosphere provide a method for scientists to determine wind direction and speed at great altitudes. Observations of meteor trails allow measurements of atmospheric motion, aiding research into upper air dynamics.

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