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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1930
Page
7
Partly cloudy and unsettled tonight and Wednesday with cooler conditions. Rain is likely in the north and southeast areas, cooler tonight in the west central portion, and continued cool in the east and central portions with a slight extra chill in the far east.
Mrs Macy Connell attends a Ladies Auxiliary meeting of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen on Monday May 19 with a postponed from yesterday note. A pre nuptial bridge party for Pearl Gunderson at William Wagner home features Delt a Dek members and guests with prizes and gifts Phrases include a waffle gag gift and original poetry attached.
City notes report Huron events and notices including the wedding of Harlan Gillespie and Grace Richardson, Rotary committee job postings, district lodge conventions, sales, and visits by residents from nearby towns with multiple advertisements and social events listed.
Notice states the mayor is out of town and requests parties to contact the Auditor's Office at phone number 405. The message mentions city business and a reply upon the mayor's return. Strong named individuals include Gitchell and EH with date 5-12-17.
VFW Forrest McMullen post members James R. Lawrie J E Buchanan Frank Stahley 0 Hagen Romeo J Poulin and Jack Reiss went to Aberdeen last night to organize 21 new VFW posts in that city This is the second post the Huron organization has helped to organize and more are expected to be instituted in the state during the summer.
George T. Mason 17, formerly with Huron theatre and now with Radio Kirth Orpheum Minneapolis, sang three songs on KSTP last night. It was his first radio engagement on the RKO Monday program, starting at 11 55 and closing at 12 30 with I Love You Sol Mauch. Mason also works in theatre publicity and is the son of Mrs. Clara Mason Dobrusky of 272 Third Street Southwest.
In Sherman Texas a military court examined Friday riots that left one man dead and the Grayson County courthouse burned. Thirty suspects remain in custody as Texas Rangers and guardsmen police the town. Col L S Davidson led thirty witnesses to testify with ten answering. The hearing aims to identify mob members and establish accountability.
The report notes the highest temperature one year ago today and the lowest on the same date, along with the record high and low for early spring. It lists total precipitation for the month to date and for the year to date.
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with continued cold and frost if skies clear. Temperatures rise Wednesday with varied highs and lows across nearby stations including Aberdeen 63/33 and Mitchell 54/40, with mixed precipitation traces and road conditions from rough to heavy in places.
Hourly temperatures 39 this morning 40 at 8 am 42 by 11 am. Forecasts call for partly cloudy skies in South Dakota with frost possible tonight if skies clear. Minnesota is described as unsettled with continued cool conditions and no clear pattern.
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