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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1937
Page
6
Saturday and Sunday bring public classes, club meetings, weddings, and preparations for upcoming events. Walter Eulert will speak at Huron division No 18 and many organizations stage meetings at K P Hall Legion Prairie and Y W C A cottage with dinners, cards, and installations planned.
An engagement and wedding plans are noted as Katheryn Gore, 16, of the area, will wed Clifford Beers of Slows in June. A recent surprise shower hosted by Mrs. Navi Platt and Miss Ruth Leron featured interbridge and a guest list of former Huron residents. Guests contributed recipes and good wishes as the couple prepares for the ceremony.
The Greater South Dakota Association distributes 7000 posters urging farmers to plant forage crops to build feed reserves within two years. Executive manager George Starling notes past freight costs total nearly 6 million dollars and railroads added about 1 million in freight. He warns livestock prosperity depends on feed reserves and cites only 25 to 28 percent of cattle on feed in early April compared with the previous year.
Mrs C Karbon and Mrs 5 AL Archer of Lake Preston were in Huron yesterday as callers. Mrs Clarence Boetler of Brainerd Minn visited briefly in Huron with friends and left for Yankton. her daughter Nancy stayed with Mrs Goldthwaite. Chas E Robeson Smith Jewelry advertises glasses. Mrs James Voorhees of Hitchcock visited with her son Kenneth who has pneumonia but shows improvement after surgery. Mrs C W Smith of Brookings visits 9 weeks with son-in-law W M Griffith and daughter. Mrs Griffith recovers well from recent hospital surgery in Rochester Minn. Nancy Erickson of Glasgow Mont arrived after the death of her father J M Erickson. sister Mrs J W Patterson of Whiting IA also arrives. Our modern equipment insures correct glasses fitting. all work guaranteed. Mr and Mrs E B Schatfer of Portage Wis, visiting in Huron, leave for home. Mrs C J Lang Jett returns to Deadwood after a three week visit with sister Mrs George Campbell. Mrs Etta McEwen seriously ill with broken hip after a fall, condition worsening. Oscar Burns of Northeast 503 Fourth Street leaves for Newfolden Minn for summer work. Mrs Helen Needham improving from pneumonia at 518 Simmons Ave SE. Grande Needham is 87. Dr Frank E Overall at Huron College reports sermon by Hanry K Eversull of Marietta College next Sunday at 8 AM on WCCO, sponsored by Federated Council of Churches.
Graduation services were held at the Cavour school house on Sunday evening. The Rev Father Barre of St Patricks Catholic church delivered the German. Mba P J Okede and Mrs Anna Harbaugh Meng assisted at the piano with Patricia O Keefe. The auditorium was full and graduation is planned for tonight.
A Beadle County farmer seeks spring forage funds unable to obtain seed through agencies. The plea asks applicants to provide farm location owner or renter duration residence planned crop and stock numbers. Submit the filled coupon to the Forage Committee care of The Evening Huronite by May 15. postmark accepted but late entries will be rejected for seed fund distribution.
Police and sheriff officers report a 1927 bluish green Buick sedan stolen yesterday from the Huron College campus. The car was left in front of the administration building with ignition keys inside and was not discovered missing until about noon.
Fort Pierre mayor Percy Sutley aged 50 died late Wednesday of pneumonia following a brief illness. He leaves a widow and three sons.
Mr and Mrs ALL Owens and their children Marlene and Harold planned to leave this afternoon for Ipswith to attend funeral services for Mr Owens father John Owens a 35 year old South Dakota pioneer who died suddenly yesterday morning The funeral will be said at Ipswich tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock Burial will be in the Tosway Cemetery Mr Owens had been in apparent declining health prior to his death He died Wednesday night Mr and Mrs Owens had just celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary
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