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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1933
Page
8
The Reichstag passed an empowering act granting Chancellor Hitler four years of dictatorial authority with only socialists opposing. Otto Wels urged liberty and honor despite the vote. A semi official German statement warned drastic measures against foreign correspondents and their papers for atrocity reports.
Washington on March 23 the Department of Agriculture announced a regulatory amendment easing loan conditions for winter wheat growers. Farmers with private crop liens can now receive crop production loans without an immediate waiver from lien-holders, provided the government holds the first lien on other crops and a junior lien on winter wheat. The change, prompted by Senator Capper and others, applies only to winter wheat.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars food relief depot acknowledged recent donations from merchants and individuals. The Huron Mite Club contributed cash while Max Tischler and Lampe Market Company provided onions lard and potatoes. overall 125 families rely on the depot with numbers rising, and the effort will continue until May 1.
The United States circuit court of appeals upheld the distribution of the $150,000 Sioux Falls estate of Mike Gerin who died two years ago. The ruling affirms Judge James D. Elliott, dismissing an action to restrain the will’s execution by relatives not named in the document. George G. McDonald will receive income for life after other bequests, and after his death the estate goes to the Catholic diocese of Sioux Falls.
John Silas Leciure, long M1, reportedly recovering after a mild pneumonia attack. George C. Fullinweider of Huron Street attended to business here early this week. Mrs Anna Smith visited friends in Huron last week, Catharine Murphy of Huron visited friends there over the weekend.
Miss Iola Orth returned Sunday evening from the Helmuth Mees home near Lane where she has worked three weeks while Mrs. Mees was hospitalized. Louie Dahne of Cavour visited sister Mrs. Roy Triplett and family. The Lyle Freeman family spent the weekend with her parents in Monroe. Mrs. Sophia Cizek came from Virgil for a relatives visit. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Larson of Woonsocket spent the weekend at the F. C. Poeschl home. Marie Winter of Hand county arrived Monday and visits the Otto and Gust Winter and William Brosz families. G. N. Kinsman returned Friday from Beloit Wis where he attended his sister's funeral held at Bosco Bell Tuesday. Arnett Winter spent the weekend at his southern Hand county home. Mrs. E. B. Dwight and her son from Springfield visited her mother, Mrs. George Manwaring, last week while Dwight was in Pierre on business. Raymond Hoyer visited in Iroquois the last of the week. A Leighton of Huron visited his brother, W. S. Leighton, Thursday afternoon. Word arrived that Mr. and Mrs. Siles Hayes, wintering in California, are en route home and visiting relatives in Nebraska.
Broadland Mr and Mrs Arthur Abramson and son Kenneth and Barjorie Better spent the weekend at Frederick Me Mrs Olson of St Paul visited Sunday at the Tim Smith home. Miss Margaret Corcoran daughter of Mr and Mrs The Corcoran is taking a treatment at a Huron hospital. Miss Catherine Vollenweider of near Hitchcock underwent an operation several days ago at a Huron hospital and is reported to be making a satisfactory recovery. Mr and Mrs N G Stimson and family spent Saturday evening and Sunday at the home of Mr Stimson'sparents in De Smet Monica Brinkman primary teacher here spent the weekend with her parents near Cavour.
Eleanor Carr, a schoolteacher in Clark, spent the weekend visiting her parents at Sheffield. Blanche Bieger assisted at the Gascoigne home in Huron. Mrs J W Bieger hosted the S and C club Thursday after noon. Helen Carr, student in Huron, returned home with a severe cold.
Miss Helen Drown was away from Forestburg school this week due to illness from a playground accident Friday. A doctor attended Saturday and she is reported better. Mr and Mrs G B Wilder and Mary Jane and Mrs Young traveled to Mitchell on Saturday for the state basketball tournament and then to Sioux Falls Sunday for Mrs Wilder's sister's twenty fifth wedding anniversary celebration, returning Sunday evening. The Social Nine met Thursday at Mrs Personius home with Mrs Young as guest. quilting was the main topic and several quilts were on display. Miss Marjorie Severson celebrated with a high school friend group at Miss Mary Brow's home, bringing lunch for a party. Orpha Lee spent the weekend visiting her sister Mrs Mildred and is attending school at Aberdeen.
Yale Mr and Mrs Earl North of Watertown are visiting Mrs W Pratt this week. Leona Stiner Charlotte Christie Irene Coates and others attended the Moon funeral at De Smet. Agnes Green teaches near Huron spent weekend with parents. William Musolf jr and family welcomed visitors from Huron and Conde at their home. Leena Stiner from the high school visited her parents in Wessington. Henry Ingle and family plan upcoming visits.
A diverse night program by Huron College Pi Kappa Delta featured drama debate and dance with performances including tap by Phyllis Hoffman a dialectic piece Paul Revere's Ride by Kenneth Lei and two one act plays Rich Man Poor Man and Moonshine. Proceeds fund delegates to Jamestown district meeting.
Edward A. ONeill of the American Farm Bureau Federation issued an open letter to Congress denouncing derogatory remarks by Representative Hart of Michigan about farm leaders and the farm relief bill. He argued such attacks strike at the president and his appointed leaders and at organized agriculture itself.
From Washington March 22 Rep Hastings of Oklahoma was chosen by Democratic house members from his state to represent them on the party steering committee. The report notes other mentions of residents visiting homes in Watertown and nearby areas as well as local names connected to social visits and coal industry mentions.
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