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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1931
Page
6
Social events summarize meetings of Degree of Honor and other lodges in Labor Temple and local clubs with gatherings for bridge prizes, showers, dances, and birthday parties. Weddings include Elie Barrows-LaFee at De Smet and reception notes with local families.
Miss Esther Parsons of Highmore visits Miss Alice Anderson at 44 Kansas avenue southeast and Mrs. Lawrence Stewart returns from Sheldon Ia. Central Labor Union calls delegates for Friday June 26 to hear A Z Miang report on the dispute between employees and Warren Lamb Lumber Co of Rapid City. Other notes include the Lootais from Minneapolis, soap coupons at T J Harvey Co, Mrs. Franks Issenhuth visiting Parkston, Coffey the Huron coach joining Wisconsin coaching school, Huesgen’s Jewelry Friday hours, and visits by Milo Anderson and the Lammers after weddings and a bankers convention in Huron.
Temperature readings show highest month value from a year ago and lowest dated figures, with June highs around 103 and June lows near 22. Precipitation notes include monthly and yesterday totals with sunrise times recorded. Forecast indicates partly cloudy to cloudy skies in Huron and Kentucky regions with continued warmth. South Dakota mostly fair and warmer. Iowa mostly fair. Minnesota fair tonight then increasing clouds Saturday.
Weather summary notes temperatures from Mitchell to Rapid City with highs from 81 to 102 and lows from 68 to 80. Precipitation appears variably none or minor, roads reported as good and clear across Watertown Huron Yankton Sioux Falls Brookings Aberdeen Rapid City with some garbled entries.
New York June 3 A half hour program from Max Schmeling's camp in Pennsylvania scheduled for 9 00 tonight on WEAF NBC has been postponed to 5 45 PM Saturday on the same network. A new weekly program Parade of Progress begins next Tuesday on WEAF NBC at 7 00. Also tonight Old time songs by Ormany orchestra and soloists on WABC CBS at 6 30 and The Eskimos with Peggy La Centre guest artist on WEAF NBC at 7 00. Senator Pat Harrison Mississippi speaks on The Reputations Holiday.
Radio listings show George Olsen's Chicago orchestra on WABC and WJZ with time slots at 10 and 1.08. Programs include Irma Glenn’s Chicago organ program on WJZ, Nation s Education mis sion convention from Los Angeles on WIZ, Ely Culbertson’s contract bridge on WEAF, and Hank Simmers' A Slave of Russia on WEC. Paul Whiteman's band also appears on WJZ NBC at 4.16.
Albert J. Maag president of the South Dakota Federation of Labor will report on the controversy and strike at Waxren Lamb Lumber mills at Hap id City tonight. Labor men and delegates from the area attend the meeting at the Huron Labor temple in what officials call one of the year’s most important gatherings.
Huron VFW post meets tonight to set preliminary plans for the state convention in Huron on July 19 and 20. Commander James Ht. Lowrie urges attendance to appoint numerous committees and handle essential work while noting that the session will close VFW Cooties membership applications.
More than 100 persons attended the annual American Legion picnic held along the river south of the city last evening. A baseball game, horseshoes, and other events were included before and after the dinner.
June 26 Belle Fourche sees Arthur Powers potentially charged with manslaughter for the death of Florence Zeni Capps, formerly Caldwell, in a Wednesday auto crash. A coroner's jury ruled reckless felonious driving caused the death. A Spearfish sheriff warrant was issued. Powers was confined to bed and could not attend the inquest. The 19 year old mother of a small daughter will be buried this afternoon.
Admitted listed include Mrs. LeRoy Boggs and Glenn Bowder of Huron and Lon Annis of Iroquois with medical cases. Dismissed include William Braskamp of Huron and Mrs. Dwight Hill and baby, along with Charles Helm of Manchester and Lawrence Tschetter of Huron.
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