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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1932
Page
2
A South Dakota live news item notes Cantabile of Tseh as a quartet with Dorothy Colton, Dorothy Townsley, Secon Anderson, plus viola and cello. The piece highlights the musicians and their instruments in a concise report.
Minneapolis May 19 The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis reports April farm cash income in the Ninth District includes South and North Dakota Minnesota and Montana fell 47 percent from April a year earlier. Wheat flax dairy hogs decreased while rye rose and potatoes held steady. Prices for most major farm products in the Northwest dropped, and district activity and commodity movement hit new lows as electric power use postal receipts freight car loadings iron ore shipments and department store sales declined.
Bancroft May special report lists speakers Altn Moat of Falls Corrinne Dest and Luis Haver of Turon at the senior baccalaureate service in Bancroft with names and locales.
A young woman in South Dakota pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and was fined 100 dollars and barred from driving for one year. The sentence suspended on condition she refrain from driving during the year. John DeWall, arrested at the same time, also pleaded guilty to intoxication and faced 30 days in jail or a 50 dollar fine.
Madison will host the annual spring meeting of the Madison circuit at Lake Madison rural church northeast of Madison on Sunday at 2 09 PM. Speakers include Rev O H Howe Celman Rev B C Enstvold Madison Rev M M son of Howard Rev AL Jingle Dell Rapids Rev K B Vaaler and Rev Henry Eolum. Several hundred delegates are expected to attend.
Sisseton records show a matrimonial center tour with names including Polar Grabner Mildred Ard, Marieville Minn, Herran Schaper Clara Lauder, LeRoy Brigus Mildred Woertrin Fergus Falls Minn, Marawis Emma Gage Pee Lice Wate gus Falls Christine Theresa Milles Erhard Minn Carl Nelson Annett Cauctean Little Falls Minn.
Lake Preston high school students elected officers for the coming year with Neva Peterson as president Fran Winsor as vice president Geneva Christensen as secretary treasurer Nye Morgan served as president last term and Dagmar Larson led in the first semester Coyotes Found At Finch Cafe Raid Raymond May 19 special report notes coyotes and 11 pups dug out by the Finch family with no bounty offered.
Alpena May 19 Special Class day exercises wrapped up the last class gathering at the school house auditorium. The 21 graduates received diplomas in a large ceremony with a baccalaureate sermon and multiple readings. Friends attended a post ceremony party at Oswald Myran’s home to celebrate the organized class’s finale.
Sioux Falls college presents The Chocolate Soldier in the Coliseum on May 27 as part of commencement activities. About 150 students from F.C. will perform under Mme Florence Chambers with a talented cast including Virginia Baum Jack Howlett Robert Morris Catherine Sanford Arch McDonald Dorothy Godfrey and Hugh Steele. The operetta features dance, music, and color with Miss Ramona Larson and Miss Samuelson in key dance roles.
Rapid City hosts a two day regional meeting of the International Crop Improvement Association on June 2 led by E Johnson extra agronomist at Bi State college Brookings and secretary of the South Dakota Crop Improvement Association. Alfalfa seed growers from 38 states and company representatives will discuss best grades for registered seed. Governor Warren Green will welcome visitors and a trout luncheon at the State Game Lodge is planned.
The first shipment of an illustrated booklet promoting recreation facilities of South Dakota Colorado Nebraska Montana Minnesota and Wyoming will be ready soon W D Fisher secretary manager of the Scenic Northwest Tourist association announced The group plans 75000 booklets this year with 40000 going to automotive clubs and tourist bureaus from the Atlantic to the Pacific and Canada to Texas Fisher noted South Dakota gets many pictures and write ups The association aims to print 200000 next year and 300000 the following year Also included is a brief Ames visit noting Mrs BE Johnson of Miller visiting relatives after an operation at a Pierre hospital
In Ames on May 19 a special report notes weekend rain aiding grasshoppers hatching across fields. Farmers report corn crops covered with insects as sun exposure triggers rapid egg hatch after uncovering grasshopper nests.
Pierre May 13 A South Dakota Republican state convention faces disputes on state finances educational consolidation taxes and government economy The resolutions committee and party leaders will likely push generalized non controversial planks to avoid floor clashes Endorsement of President Hoover may spark debate as delegates elected by the primary are unpledged Governors counsel proposals hover but specifics remain undisclosed
Special report from Highmore dated May 1 notes cutworms are lessening harm to small grain across several areas, easing crop losses. Researchers and local farmers observe worm activity diminishing, with weather patterns aiding control efforts and ongoing field checks planned.
May 19 report by H. A. McDonald describes lambs killed by a fell whip that clung to their necks and sucked their blood, detailing a grim scene from Highmore with multiple animals affected.
The Raymond P T A met at the high school auditorium for its final session of the year. Despite small attendance, a varied program included orchestra, recitations, readings, a gypsy dance, and a vocal trio. Officers were reelected and a fall restart planned with a three month entertainment committee and a community picnic at Lake Kampeska for the last day of school.
Moist spring rains of over four inches bring rapid growth to Preston Lake area. Small grain shows a healthy red green color while sweet clover flowers abundantly. Town gardens reach zenith with bloom and perfume from apples plums jasmines and tulips. flowering almonds and currants add beauty as home gardens progress toward lettuce and spinach.
The Clarence J. Burns company of Aberdeen an insurance agency has been incorporated with 100000 capital stock by Clarence J Burr Anthony Fahy and Leona E Burns all of Aberdeen May 1, 1921 procedure filed under articles of incorporation noting new corporate status and principal owners in Aberdeen.
Commencement events planned at Virgil Methodist Church on Friday May 29 include a processional invocation by Rev J E Washburn salutatory by Florence Dennison music by the girls glee club address by Dr Harry C Culver valedictory by Walter Smith diploma presentation by Mrs Thomas class presentation by Supt F C Can and music by the boys glee club concluding with benediction by Rev J E Washburn.
WATERTOWN May 19 William Krause was working on storm windows when his car was stolen without him leaving sight of it. He returned to ground to find the vehicle missing, a mystery to the owner. JOB CREEK May 19 Busy Bee school earned prizes at the Blural fly day program Floy Richards placed third in the broad dump.
Cleve Fellis won the high jump while Willard Leers placed third in shot put high jump and dash. Busy Bee and Prairie View topped the Kittenball tournament defeating Rousseau 19 to 18.
The Vermillionss quartet from South Dakota will perform in Turon on May 23 as part of a Federated Music clubs event. The group includes W. R. Colton, Marion Mitchell, Neil Boardman, and Ella Colton, joined by the Vermillion high school quartet, winners of the state music contest, offering a collaborative program.
A varied program of orchestra numbers was presented by the Virgil orchestra under the direction of Hans Christensen. A special crowd attended the event and lunch was served after the performance at the farm bureau gathering.
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