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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1935
Page
3
BROOKINGS May 1 Special Seed corn not adapted to South Dakota conditions is being offered for sale to farmers, warns extension agronomist William J. Leary. He urges buyers to inspect seed, verify origin, and require germination data under state seed laws.
Haverly winner of first Blaze in the dramatic division of the state declamation contest held in Highmore on April 22 will depart Friday morning with coach Miss Barbara Anderson to attend the National Forensic League meeting in Kent Ohio from May 6 to 9. Haverly will speak Monday morning in the 15th round of the dramatic division. Highmore representatives travel with other state winners.
Miller youth Dan Perish to become assistant manager of a new cafe and ballroom to be called Wonder Bar in South Omaha, opening about Sept 1 under Louie Varta. Perish, Miller High School graduate, now works for the C N W railroad.
Aberdeen May 1 State Auditor George ONeill criticized the relief administration for handling farm commodities. He claimed government agents caused cow hide destruction and cream dumping in multiple states. About 50000 pounds of hides were chopped, poked with holes, and burned at Aberdeen city dump last week. He said as a state official and Democrat he must question waste and irregularity despite the federal relief hands-off policy.
Potter county wheat growers will vote on May 1 in a nationwide referendum to decide on continuing wheat production adjustment measures under the agricultural adjustment act after 1935. Contracts signed in 1933 expire with the 1935 crop year. future adjustments would be set by the secretary of agriculture with limits and pre-announced payments.
Alpena high school senior class presents the mystery comedy Hermit's House on Friday May 3 under sponsor A J Turner. Cast includes Mildred Christensen George Aisenbrey John Funk Clair Crawford Lydie Engel Ardis Brammer Edward McEldowney and others with Roland Hayes as stage manager and William Engel directing. A band and solo performances will precede and intersperse acts.
Highmore, May 1. Two residents suffered injuries in separate mishaps this week. Louis Nesheim, 45, a drayman, broke two ribs after an accidental wrestling incident at his barn. Amos Sampson, 30, sprained a knee while teaching his young son a jump for County Rally events, now using crutches.
In Tulare on May J special birthday dinner honors Ruth Blume. Mr and Mrs H E Blume hosted a group of young folks Sunday to mark the occasion with a family dinner and celebration.
Tuare high school held its junior senior banquet Saturday night in the dining hall of the Muasonle temple.
Washington reports South Dakota’s rural credit experience figures in debate on the Bankhead bill to form a billion dollar farm aid corps. Senator Dickinson notes South Dakota lent land and cites about 22.5 million acres. North Dakota and others face deflation and low prices. Debate centers on land ownership for tenants versus a big landlord system. A South Dakota tree-planting event in Shakespeare gardens is noted, with Mrs. Bulow representing the state and a mulberry tree replaced by a Chinese elm. South Dakota’s civil service jobs quota stands at 189 with 188 filled as of April 15. War Dept assigns Col William R. Rape to Panama duty.
Joyce Lucilla Hixon a 3 weeks old infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry M Hixon died Monday night from a heart attack Funeral services were to be held at Coleman & Sons undertaking parlors with Rev R M Miller in charge Interment will be made in the Ashton cemetery
Members of the Frankfort high school junior class decorate for a junior senior banquet set for Thursday May 9 in the school gymnasium. Four sophomore boys and girls will serve as waiters and waitresses for the dinner prepared by junior mothers. The Rainbow theme runs through decorations and the program includes musical numbers toasts and speeches by juniors.
Harold Philipa will serve as toastmaster for the senior class event with faculty in attendance. The announcement notes his role as the evening's host and identifies the occasion as a traditional senior class toast.
Clark county plans dedicatory exercises in June for its new courthouse which is near completion. Contracts with Gray Construction Watertown Aberdeen Electric Kelly Plumbing and Heating Aberdeen and Otis Elevator Omaha have been accepted. remaining furniture contracts soon finish. Building measures 95 feet 8 inches by 66 feet 4 inches with an assembly room on the first floor and sheriff jailer living quarters on the fourth. Landscaping by Lake Kampeska Nursery progresses this week as parking and planting proceed on the rear and sides. the courthouse sits on North Commercial Street near the town center.
The Condé high school junior senior banquet will be served at the M. Church Thursday May 8 by members of the P. HA group.
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