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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1933
Page
2
The commission planned to let contracts in April but delayed due to federal funding issues. A telegram from the St Paul bureau advised proceeding with the letting, yet contracts would not be awarded pending developments in Roosevelt's public works program.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis reports South Dakota end of 1952 deposits at 68,765,000, down from 92,347,000 a year earlier, amid shrinking commodity prices and lower business volume. The ninth district shows 240 banks in operation, with borrowings rising to 30,590,000. Figures detail 1991 and 1992 deposit levels and district banking activity amid historic borrowing trends.
At the Presbyterian congregation in Wolsey officers were elected to the church board for three years including R F Chenoweth F C Steur wald and J J Salisbury. Mrs Ww B Fry was named treasurer Elva Rodman superintendent of the Sunday school with J J Salisbury as assistant superintendent Paul Ashy as Sunday school secretary and treasurer Elizabeth Jensen organist and assistant organist Maxine Cogswell as choir organist and Bonnie Nelson Hirranan. H C Cheney to Presbytery delegate Mass Mills was offered pastor post for the coming year with four weeks vacation.
Lake Preston held a high school music contest to pick winners for the district contest in Brookings on April 7. Contestants named include Vivian Hesby as pianist and soprano Elaine Larson leading several instrumental solos judged by Prof. Carl Christensen of Brookings.
Twenty five business women gathered in the Redfield Business Women's Club rooms for a party hosted by club president Katherine Cool. The event featured games and stunts with several kettles of coca popping, and attendees reported a good air as they left for home.
Wayland March 3 special report Mrs Emma Lilly hosted the Delta Delt bridge club at her home. Three tables were set for auction Weidge with Ida Gadew and Eéon Johanson winning prizes. Jennie Crees and Dora McKay attended as guests. refreshments served at 4 30. Mrs Katherine Winegar to entertain at next meeting on April 9.
David Leek died here Monday evening from a sudden heart attack. Services were held at the farm home near Iroquois and at the Iroquois Methodist church, with interment at Lognois. The obituary notes he was a pioneer in the western part of Kingr bury county.
The Augustana Mirror from Sioux Falls South Dakota reports it was one of three college publications in the United States placed in the Medalist section of the Columbia Scholastic Press Association national ratings. The Junior Collegian Los Angeles Finder College and The State Signal from Teachers College Tren ton New Jersey earned honors. Glenn Beyer edits The Augustana Mirror.
A government review states carryover wheat in the United States on July 2 should not be much smaller than last year, with supply ample for shipment. It notes prices likely to stay near early March levels unless crop conditions worsen, and cites a spring wheat acreage about 20.99 million acres, down 2.5 percent from 1932. In South Dakota durum wheat planted area is down 35 percent, spring wheat up 3 percent. Corn markets remain weak with low demand and ample supplies, and March 1 intentions estimate US corn acreage about 25 percent below last year.
Sioux Falls report says 12 year old Ur-Richard Avery of Illinois was hit by a car Tuesday night and remains in serious condition with a basal skull fracture and semi conscious state. Mrs Whitefield notes the boy leaped from the curb into the vehicle path.
The district declam contest lists winners from several towns including Baton Athol Jane éatford Verda McMillin Plate Cresbard Marion id Lois Jones Frankfort and Miriam MeClin Northville Heloise Ross Redfield The winner of each division will represent the district in state evocation contests with Mrs Claire Holgate a Dakota Wesleyan University graduate serving as judge.
The Sel ena Rebekah lodge held its last meeting under the progress plan on Monday night in Doland. Miss Violet Liebig led the group for six months but lost to Miss Jack Stanley’s team by a few points. A short program followed with readings by Bonnie Baer Joe Tschetter and Jake Kleinsausser, pupils of Miss Roslen Baer. Three high school students Merion Smith Berniece Liebie and Ruth Wolverton also gave readings. Viola Herker played a clarinet solo accompanied by Mrs Glenn Lovelace.
William Harris died suddenly Monday night. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 o'clock at the Congregational church with Rev. R H Evans officiating. Burial will be in the same cemetery. The service at the grave will be conducted with Heirickeon, worshipful master, in charge.
Gann Valley Mar 3 Special The young people's society of the local Congregational church will present a short play written by Rev. R R Keithahn pastor of the Congregational church. The setting is in India where Rev Keithahn spent five years as a missionary. The main address at the rally will be given by Rev. Keithahn on India.
In Watertown municipal court Judge Lloyd B. ruled that dogs have rights as well as people. Lloyd Richmond’s dog will not be killed despite threats to bite delivery workers. The judge said a dog should not be teased beyond endurance and ordered the animal kept under control with neighbors informed to respect the dog’s rights.
Kingsbury county rural schools prepare a Saturday concert at the high school auditorium under Mrs Perry Scofield of De Smet. About 700 voices from county rural schools will sing the chorus and feature winners in four speech divisions. State Superintendent J D Weeks will address school officers in the morning and a free lunch funded by the Lake Preston commercial club will be provided to attendees.
Mrs Wentenhaver and daughter Lola hosted the South Burdette card club at their home in March entertaining five tables of players. A late hour lunch was served. Prizes for the evening went to Nathan Carthite, Harry Roe, Kenyon, and Mildred Kenyon.
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