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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1941
Page
12
The American Legion Auxiliary under Adelyn Balzer will distribute poppies on Poppy Day. Over 30 women volunteers cover neighborhoods to honor World War dead and aid disabled veterans. All participants serve as volunteers and all contributions go to the Auxiliary welfare fund.
Mrs Balzer lauded Day volunteers as women undertake hard unaccustomed work with high patriotic spirit. She urged the public to meet them in the same spirit and help make Poppy Day the biggest success in Huron.
New York May 20 Spe cial News Service lists tuning tonight evening war schedule with stations NBC CBS and MBS and program lines including Dewey on One and One-half Million Men on Leave Mundt on Americas Rendezvous with Destiny Kore Connally on Armed Securi ve Talk NBC Red 6 Bob Hope 8 10 00 MBS 9 45 CBS 11 00 NBC etc. May 21 schedule follows with Scattergood Baines Five Minutes of News Hedda Hopper Newsroom and Quiz Kids plus Kay Kyser Edna G Robinson and Doctors at Work World News Broadcast and Edwin C Hill News cast.
A hearing is scheduled Saturday on the motion of States Attorney R F Manson who seeks an order to halt bank rights conducted by the Minnesota Amusement Company. He charges that permitting patrons to participate in drawings without paying admission to the theater is subterfuge to evade South Dakota lotteries.
Madison Chamber of Commerce tests a new approach to boost Saturday night parking by placing reminder tickets on local cars. The tickets urge drivers to park elsewhere to free spaces for visiting shoppers.
A buffalo roundup is planned at Custer Estate Park next week with 750 animals driven from Black Hills slopes into corrals for spring counting and sorting. The event includes two calves sent to Watertown for a city zoo and two unusual tan roan buffalo added to a tourist pasture. The park describes the roundup as dangerous and not mere entertainment.
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