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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1940
Page
14
Funeral services will be held Thursday at Deerwood Minnesota for Robert, a Civil War veteran from Minnesota, as reported from Minneapolis dated May 1.
Archibald, 95, of Minneapolis died Saturday at the Minnesota soldier's home. A Civil War veteran who served with the Hatch Minnesota Cavalry, much of his service was in Minnesota and Dakota territory. Surviving are four sons.
Walter Hildreth, a former schoolteacher, argued he shoved a Pekingese off the sidewalk to let a woman walk on the left. Magistrate Jacob Dogle ruled sidewalks are for dogs too and fined Hildreth $10 for disorderly conduct. Other brief items note Springtime victim in Missouri, leap year marriages in Pennsylvania, and a Kansas City wife’s mail check routine.
Church told the Times that some Duquesne Club members discussed a plan to block Hitler and aid justice. He recalled Allied veterans including Col Luke Lea and Larry MacPhail once secretly entering Holland to confront Wilhelm. He urged bringing Hitler to justice as a global duty.
Church, a retired Pennsylvania Railroad VP and French Legion of Honor officer, objects to making the offer in his official capacity as president of the Carnegie Institute founded by Andrew Carnegie. He cites a peace organization and the idea of an association of nations with power to enforce peace. He says the Hitler capture appeal targets adventuresome youths.
A pre-school health clinic for children of preschool age will be held tomorrow at St. Teresa School. Sponsored by the PTA, the board of health, and Beadle County Red Cross, with Dr B T Lenz and Dr E F Wipf examining and Miss Daisy Keene assisting. Parents and several local volunteers will help, and the clinic runs 9 to 12 tomorrow morning.
A German palace of the Hohenwol lerns is described as containing 600 rooms and only two bathrooms. In London the narrative cites an average daily water consumption of 38 gallons per capita.
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