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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1932
Page
6
Sunday meetings of multiple lodges and clubs listed with times and venues across Huron. Includes Womans Club bus iness session at the Geek writing room and several Monday and Tuesday gatherings at homes, lodges, and temples with addresses and host names.
City briefs list parish events at St Patrick and Cemetery Sunday with a noon dinner. Local officials Cass and Mrs Holdridge attend National Tuberculosis meeting in Colorado Springs June 7 8 9. Several residents head to Minneapolis Lincoln and Oklahoma City for commencements and family visits. Also notes theater, store visits, and graduation card promotions.
Mrs Ruth Dynes of Aberdeen visits with her mother Mrs L Cooley at 131 Second Street SW before heading to Washington to see her sister. Advices say Bilers Greenhouses offers half price clearance on vegetables and flowering plants. M Levy of San Francisco, ex newspaper worker, stops in Huron en route to Miller to visit Albert Lewis for a month, then plans Washington DC trip after Milfer visit.
Miller society notices describe a week of dinners bridge games and note various prizewinners Mrs Cahalan Kindred Peterson and Schroeder won high scores at a seven table bridge event Mrs Carol Miller hosted for sister Frances Levert of Sioux Falls A faculty luncheon at Vanderbilt hotel honored Mrs Sanders who departs for Chicago Supt Kramer presented a gift to Mrs Sanders Epworth league hosted an evening party with games and refreshments Ted Nickisech and Jarmuth hosted a bridge dinner with two courses and high scores Junior Commercial club organized a treasure hunt and picnic at St Lawrence with a late return drive home
The Doland event began with a Methodist church banquet at seven o'clock in flame and silver decor. Mothers served a three course dinner for juniors while Marion Albaugh and Alvin Thomas led the grand march. The Double Four Bridge club and a theater party followed with dancing and a Thompson cafe refreshments finale.
Partly cloudy to cloudy tonight and Sunday with increasing warmth. Hourly temps range from 62 at 7 a.m. to 79 by late morning. Winds and precipitation minimal. scattered thunder possible in Iowa. Highs stay warmer, with sunset near 4:51 p.m. for local area.
Weather outlook for June 5 week calls for a few scattered showers in the upper Mississippi lower Missouri valleys and northern Great Plains. Expect rather warm start, then mostly fair with cooler middle and latter parts.
Brookings reports 73 with 79 high and 53 high confusion. precip none and roads good. Huron shows 62 current with 84 high and 55 low, precip none and roads good. Sioux Falls at 74 with 82 high and 56 low, precip none and roads good. Watertown 68, 84 high and 56 low, precip none and roads good. Yankton 68, 82 high and 63 low, precip none and reads good. Pierre 62, 83 high and 61 low, precip none and reads good but partly cloudy. Mitchell undetermined with 58 and 4 low, precip Aberdeen 83, 87 high and 60 low, precip Rapid City 81, 55 low and precip unknown.
Substantial rate reductions announced for West Park pool opening for the 1932 season. Children up to junior high enter for 10 cents without locker, older youths 13 cents with locker, and adults 20 cents with locker. suit rental 35 cents. New filtration by C D Hayes improves water quality. water drawn from city mains and circulated at several hundred gallons per minute. Lifeguard on duty 9 am to 10 pm daily. extra arrangements possible for special parties. Crowds welcomed warm weather as temperatures reached 84.
A Bradford Pennsylvania airliner from a Kendall war company visited Huron airport yesterday carrying B S Rierdon of Sioux Falls, president of a Dakota Iran s store jobber. He transacted business, spent the night, then left for Aberdeen aboard Captain Dake’s six passenger cabin ship Donal Halley. Omaha vice president piloted his ship and planned arrangements for an air fair at Carrington on July 3 and 4.
London reports Prince George, fourth son of King George, may be created a duke in the king’s June birthday list. Given his age, observers expect the title to be granted soon. The article notes other royal dukedoms: Cornwall, York, and Gloucester.
Adventists from the South Dakota Conference prepare for their annual camp meeting at the State Fair grounds June 9 to 18. President Oss and Pastor Stotz lead a large out‑of‑state contingent, with numerous pastors, secretaries, and officials arriving to organize programs for all ages and languages.
The first meeting of the conference will be held Thursday evening, June 9, at 7. Members from across the state are expected to be present.
A Soviet dirigible tested in Leningrad marks the first of a domestic program to build a fleet of airships within three years. The craft, housed at the Dirigiblesroy factory, has 2200 cubic meters gas capacity and 150 horsepower motors. General Umberto Nobile oversees design with Helion experts assisting as work on UK-2 begins.
A man bought a cigarette lighter and a gasoline tank car, attempted to fill a lighter with tobacco, and started a blaze that burned the Clermont-Ferrand station to the ground. The incident occurred as the fire spread, leaving the station a total loss.
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