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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1934
Page
2
In Pierre on June 30, Republicans held a state office candidates meeting in Huron as Democrats plan a parallel pre campaign session. July gatherings for Republican state central committee and county chairmen follow, with Democrats set for July 8 in Huron.
Beulah Miller and Arther Krueger were married by Rev. Wilke at the Lutheran parsonage in Groton Wednesday morning. The couple, both Redfield High School graduates, plan to live at Mrs. Peterson's apartments after a honeymoon.
The Woman's Home Missionary society met at the Methodist church parlors and elected officers for the year. President Mrs. Everett Brown, vice president Mrs. F. Locke, secretary Mr. Ed Loveless, and treasurer Mrs. J. W. Foster. Lunch was served by a committee in charge.
Redfield officials announce bids for a Public Works Administration school complex with demolition of the old brick building set to begin immediately. A question remains whether the stucco structure should be torn down or moved to clear space for the new construction. All workers will be local, reducing unemployment in Redfield.
At a special Chapter D meeting in Wellington Springs on June 3, the Misses Bernice Buck Carol Whitney Helen Cutler and Genevieve Bateman were initiated into the PEO. Refreshments followed hosted by Bernice Buck with notes on each initiate's education background.
Wessington Springs plans its traditional Independence Day events on July 4 led by Stanley Zak secretary of the Farmers Cooperative and Educational union. The day features a picnic sports contests baseball speeches a New Deal ballroom dance in the afternoon and evening.
Lake Preston's tourist park proves popular with youths from nearby towns including Brookings Volga Oldham Bryant Lake Norden and De Smet. Visitors ride bicycles play tennis swim and dive enjoy park facilities then eat lunch and head home healthily tired from the day's outing.
WELLINGTON SPRINGS June 10 Special The Jerauld county Pioneer club picnic drew several hundred to the city park for a noon dinner and an afternoon program. Rev W A Harden spoke on Pioneer Days readings were given by Mrs George Williams and Mrs Clara Dunham with violin solos by Phil Kogel and Herman Lyle. Free lemonade and iced tea were served.
Son of Mr and Mrs Mel Thompson and Helen Bingham daughter of Mr and Mrs George Bingham married in Jerome Idaho. They plan to live in Jerome. Band concert in the park featured the Miller band with last week’s show postponed due to rain.
Lake Prior in Woonsocket will be deepened by 2 to 2½ feet and dredged by about 60,000 yards of dirt. The project includes shore rip rap of 3,500 square yards, provides work for 125 men and 50 teams, and costs about $20,000.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis reports farm land values edged higher for the year ending March 1 1934 in parts of the Ninth District. Minnesota land values rose from 79 to 83 as a percentage of the 1912 14 baseline while North Dakota advanced from 66 to 68.
In Minnesota and North Dakota farm land values rose for the first time since 1921, while Montana remained unchanged at 55 and 48 respectively. The Minnesota North Dakota increases mark a notable shift after years of decline.
Brookings station KFDY will air a patriotic program Tuesday afternoon July 3 from 1 30 to 2 00 PM. The American Legion Auxiliary, led by Mrs B T Green, outlines selections including a drum and bugle corps, FIDA Its Associations and Meaning by P A Brawner, vocal solos by Mrs Lela Linn Smith and Mrs Emerson D Wiant, and The Star Spangled Banner with bugle torpe.
In Desmet Iowa on June 30 a Special report notes a near universal turnout of farmers for corn hog contract signups in Whitewood township. All 133 applications were signed at the meeting yesterday, marking full participation in the reduction program.
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