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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1932
Page
6
Midweek service at First Christian church and several guilds and orders meet Thursday. Miss Youel’s engagement party hosts bridge at 732 Colorado Ave. W C T U and Busy Hour clubs hold picnics at fair grounds. Social teas and dinners honor guests from Long Beach to Portland with multiple hostesses and floral decor.
The Wessington Springs Society notes a Friday meeting at the court home where Mrs. BR. L. Shultz will discuss Women s Rights. A recent party honored Mrs. Frank White of Hood River Oregon with attendees including Mrs. Earl Ross Mrs. John Anton and Miss Ella Christenser. A village picnic at the city park celebrated visitors from Topeka and Sioux City with multiple locals in attendance.
Partly cloudy to cloudy tonight and Thursday with no large temperature change. Temperature data shows high and low figures from a previous year and historic June records, while precipitation totals for the month and year are noted. Sunrise and sunset times are listed for the area.
Forecasts for South Dakota show unsettled conditions tonight and Thursday with cooler air in the western portion. Minnesota is fair and cooler in the southeast, with Thursday partly cloudy and possible showers in the northwest. Iowa partly cloudy tonight and Thursday, cooler in the northeast and east central portions tonight.
Brookings 74 with no precipitation and roads good. Huron 63 minimum, 88 maximum, clear. Yorkton 68 minimum, 72 maximum with no precipitation, roads clear. Sioux Falls 62 minimum, 86 maximum, clear with good roads. Rapid City 65 minimum, 68 maximum, trace precipitation and cloudy roads. Mitchell 1 minimum with 69 maximum, clear and good roads. Aberdeen 2 minimum, 88 maximum, clear with no precipitation.
Portland visitors Mrs Elmer Given and daughter Helen stay with L T Bodine in Huron as Bodine is Mrs Given’s cousin. Agnes Keller of Pierre arrives for extended visit with her mother Margaret Ridge ly and sister W H Ormond. Miss Minga Norem a clerk at Corner Cruz store spends work time at home in Bryant and visits relatives in North Dakota. Wylie Sutteriee of Mar ens Indiana visits Huron. Mrs Fehn G Williams returns from weeks away including Chicago and Milwaukee areas. Miss Milkired McNeill returns to Minneapolis to resume University of Minnesota work. M L Tobin to visit Janesville Wisconsin. Miss Ora Barton visits in Huron then Brookings Sandy and Rock Rapids, July with brother near Spencer. George C Fullinweider returns from Minneapolis on bank business. Henry Gehmi and Charles Kerns visit D C Titus home en route to Black Hills. Rev W H Bayles goes to Camp Judson Black Hills for Baptist camp through July 6.
Fire of unknown origin badly damaged the large modern home of Rudolph Howe, a farmer southwest of Bristol. Mrs Howe and he woke to crackling noises around midnight as the fire began in the attic and soon tore through an upper hall.
Grover Lethrop claims first June peas and now digs potatoes from his Aberdeen garden. He says the first potatoes, dug Sunday, were larger than hens eggs and his sweet corn began tasseling the same day. Potatoes and seed sweet corn were home grown from Florida seed.
Washington reports the Agriculture Department notes that curing hay in sweat stacks by heating part of the stack creates heat to dry the rest. While livestock may consume it, hay cured this way is inferior to properly sun dried hay.
Chicago June 2 The Farmers National Grain Corporation will close grain commission offices at Des Moines Iowa City and Sioux Falls soon as officers announce the group’s plan to discontinue operations citing strategic consolidation and cost reduction.
A disbarment action involving the Updike Gran Cou h is linked to purchases by Vional 10 gain trading on the Chicago Board of Trade. The item reflects a regulatory move impacting market participants and trade relationships within the exchange context. Further details specify the entities involved and the procedural status.
Archaeologists uncover a rare crocodile enclosure near Cairo at the sacred site of Sela. The discovery marks the first known example of its kind in Egypt and sheds new light on ancient Nile region practices.
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