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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1932
Page
3
A historical notice urges tougher enforcement against bandits with stricter penalties and enhanced police tools. It promotes death penalty discouragement, broader use of bonds, and modern equipment for officers, including rewards programs and county city cooperation.
Poel wool shipment begins in Madison marking a trade milestone with Chicago as the origin. Officials confirm delivery plans and expected arrival details for the announced textile movement.
Genevieve Rose of Winner becomes the first woman to complete an engineering course at South Dakota State College. She will receive a civil engineering degree this month after a year in the plans division of the state engineering department. Rose maintains a high average and is especially strong in mathematics.
Mitchell reports state council officials prepared for a Sioux Falls gathering with Mary E. Ko monitoring attendees and Maury C. Duffy from Baath vrine regent Day junior noted as part of the convention attendance plans.
A district convention special meeting was held with Lawrence presiding and Odd Fellows in charge. About 40 to 45 attendees were present from early in the session as recondate closing nears.
A Mod tak Wonda of America picnic near Wessington featured a kittenball contest between Wessington Springs and a local team, won 7 6 by Wessington Springs. Yale beat Wessington Springs 4 1 in a brisk 1 hour 23 minute baseball game. A large pavilion dance with the Huron orchestra capped the day, with horse shoes and egg throwing among the activities.
Funeral services for Norval Van Der Wert eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Ray Van Der Wert were held at the Community Church Sunday following an operation for ruptured appendix. Survived by his parents four sisters Lucile Eileen Doris Verda and a brother Lester.
Carthage marked its sports day with large crowds filling streets. The Schell brothers Circus and Art Showers at Lennox performed. A golf tournament saw De win and teams Howard, Irlauois, Oldham Tae Sioux Falls Canaries competed. Donald Paulson of Carthage pitched for the Canaries in a 4 to 3 40 inning win. A Arlington visitor Mrs. Frank Teller attended a funeral for Norval Van Der Wert with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Van Der Wert present. The St. Lawrence Harry Fress picnic drew many former students and honored teachers with long-standing esteem.
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