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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1937
Page
14
The American Legion Auxiliary publicity chairman Mrs Minna Clucker announced Poppy Day on Saturday May 22 in Huron. Poppies are sold on street corners with no fixed price to aid disabled veterans and their families through rehabilitation and welfare programs.
May 30 report says Forsat Norton, 13, drowned when a high wind rocked a Reliance School boat. Four companions watched as Norton jumped overboard. his body was recovered about 5:90 p m. The incident marks the third drowning at Lake Reliance, following last summer’s deaths of Mr. and Mrs. Riggins.
Normal electric service returned to 13 counties in the Saginaw Bay area after a truce between Consumers Power Co and striking workers. Bay City Flint and Saginaw were hardest hit by the eight hour outage as talks were set in Lansing with Governor Murphy’s order guiding negotiations.
The World Wide Guild Girly will present a pageant on Friday evening May 21 at o clock in the Baptist Church. The program titled Janey features eight characters and aims to teach a fine lesson with no admission charge.
Mrs. Seiler testified about a chilling murder plot linked to Floyd H. Parker and accomplices Nesbit Reeves and Lee Bradley. The blast at the powderhouse left Parker dead and Seiler severely wounded, with investigators locating 310 pounds of powder and three tons of dynamite. The trial highlighted an Iowa Nebraska robbery gang and Parker’s alleged role as an informer risk.
Motorists across the Midwest are urged to participate in a Standard Oil survey to indicate preferred services at Standard Service stations. Prizes total 5000 with top motorists receiving 1000 and dealer awards available, judged by Northwestern University, Chicago Motor Club, and the Chicago editorial team.
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