War department pierces two DC buildings
Report notes the War department penetrated two District of Columbia structures while imaging suggests about 120000 comets in the Bewn solar system based on astronomers’ photographs.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1937
Page
9
Report notes the War department penetrated two District of Columbia structures while imaging suggests about 120000 comets in the Bewn solar system based on astronomers’ photographs.
The season begins with ready stocked paper plates cups napkins spoons and forks. The store invites customers to make it their picnic headquarters for Decoration Day events and gatherings.
A local ad promotes hot dogs at 10 cents per dozen and fresh potato chips made daily in Huron. Friday and Saturday special: 20 cent bags at two for 29 cents, highlighting limited time savings for weekend shoppers.
A local advertisement promotes a special buy on salad dressing. Full quart jars are offered for 25 cents, highlighted as exceptionally fine and rich in eggs and pure ingredients. The copy emphasizes value and quality for shoppers.
Ripe olives prepared and packed by Los Angeles Olive Growers in California praised for nutty flavor. Large can priced at 5c and full quart jars at 49c. Fresh red ripe Texas tomatoes offered for week’s end at 2 pounds for 25c.
War correspondent recalls a Basque government driver named Laury who ferried reporters to the front and to dinner at his hilltop home. With Franco's army near, Laury faces death as Bilbao blacks out at ten, while relatives share a somber hospitality and Basque songs tell of a people with no written history.
Luzere Service salespeople and managers gathered in Huron this week for a session to advance their work and improve service to South Dakota residents. A O Greer of Kansas City district manager F J Cobb of Washington and Mrs Pearl Stucker state manager spoke with Mrs Greer, with luncheon entertainment.
A brief recital featured a violin piece by Marjorie Walker with Kathryn Jean Saylor, and a vocal solo by Charlotte Dugdale with accompanist Vera La Craft, showcasing local talent in a small concert setting.
James E. Van Zandt, national VFW official and former national commander, will visit South Dakota June 3 to 9. He arrives in Huron at 8:38 a.m. June 3 and travels to Madison for state encampment events, including a public address and VFW auxiliary talk, before returning to Huron for departure.
CHICAGO May 2 Charles J Correll the Andy of the Amos and Andy radio team was named defendant in a divorce suit filed in superior court. His wife Marie J Correll charges he struck her twice including Christmas Eve. They wed June 27 1927 in Chicago and separated in Palm Springs California last May.
Final examinations begin across city public schools and run through Friday. The 1937 senior class will hold a farewell dance in the high school gym tomorrow night and attend baccalaureate at the college auditorium Sunday with Dr. C. EB Wilcox delivering the sermon. Class day exercises are Monday and promotion exercises for ninth graders Tuesday ahead of 731 seniors’ diploma ceremony Wednesday with Dr. Leon H. Sweetland delivering the address. Ruth Elaine Geiger is valedictorian and Margaret Van Voorhis salutatorian. St Teresa parochial school plans dismissal Friday noon after exams for about 170 students. final grades to be awarded at tomorrow morning’s assembly.
A baseball benefit dance will be held at Yale Plan day evening with the Meadowlark orchestra from Ramona furnishing the music. A game between Freeman and Yale will be staged here. Freeman is reported to have a strong lineup and Yale is preparing for a tough game. Practice was held in Yale team Wisday evening.
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