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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1931

Page

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Vacation weekend overflows Huron students with commencements

Nearly 3 000 pupils in Huron area prepare for Baccalaureate services at Huron college auditorium with Rev Wallace Bristol delivering Advancing in Wisdom. Seniors at Huron college finish exams as expositions and recitals unfold through Friday, with a Western State Teachers college president Rev E C Woodburn delivering the commencment address King Knute and the Dutch amen. Ardis Lundeen named senior valedictorian and Bernice Bowers class president. junior high diplomas awarded to next year entrants.

Huron High School Huron College Wallace Bristol Huron H. Ketelle E. le Jones Huron College School of Music A. C. Schierling Alta May Taumbard Huron Collegge Bernice Bowers Salu

Man Plays Dead Frightens Visitors at Dump Grounds

Sheriff Swartz and deputy found a city dump caretaker pretending to be dead in a shack before his living eyes opened. Two visitors, alarmed, fled to report a corpse but discovered the scene was a ruse by the dump keeper to scare them.

William Swartz

Two men pay fines for traffic violations

A. C. Smith of Huron paid a $1 fine for speeding, the sixteenth speeding fine issued in two weeks. George W. Parsons of 758 Idaho avenue southeast paid a $1 fine for overtime parking.

A. C. Smith Huron George W. Parsons Idaho Avenue Southeast

Weather Huree: Fair Tonight and Sunday Warmer

A weather notice for South Dakota predicts fair conditions tonight and Sunday with a rise in temperatures on Sunday. Patchy winds may affect plains areas but no precipitation is expected.

Huree Sundar

Capital Pays Its Honor To Heroes

Washington observes Memorial Day with a large Arlington ceremony and nationwide broadcasts. President Hoover at Valley Forge and Vice President Curtis at Gettysburg led tributes to war heroes. Ten thousand flags flutter over graves as veterans and civic leaders speak. Also noted are events across the capital and a scientific finding from the University of Chicago on helium atom electron spacing.

Bissocle Valley Forge General Washington President Hoover General Lafayette Mr. Hoover Valley Forge Memorial Chapel Valley Forge Philadelphe Washington East Middlewest Arlington Cemetery Hoover Curtis Gettysburg Woodrow Wilson Admiral Dewey Peter Charles L’enfant Capial City James Hogan White House Fle Deak Doak Battle Ground National Cemetery Soit Brookhart Iowa Jois Pennsylvania Avenue C. Esimnopoulos Greece American Hellenic Educational -Progressive Association

Huron Observes Memorial Day with Veterans Parade

Huron pauses to honor war dead with a downtown parade led by the Municipal Band. Civil War veterans, including William A. Thompson and others in their 80s, march past the theatre while relatives and Scouts watch. Revved addresses praise sacrifices of those who served, as ceremonies continue at the Huron theatre.

Huron Grand Army of the Republic William A. Thompson Thompson Sixth Street Huron Theatre G. A. RB Trad B. Parkhurst Robert Barclay National Guard G. A. R. Veterena Woman's Relief Corps War Veterans Sons of Veterans American Legion Veterans of Foreign Ware Girl Scouts Boy Scouts American Legion Auxiliary H. P. Carson A.L. Wilson Episcopel Church Hitchcock Wilson

Charles Lockwood To Talk On Radio Tonight

Charles M. Lockwood of Chamberlain SD a Civil War veteran appears as a radio speaker tonight on a nationwide chain at 9 p m He revisits Union soldier days in the East visiting Bull Run the Lincoln monument and scenes of Civil War interest He has spoken with President Hoover during his eastern tour.

Charles M. Lockwood Chamberlain Columbus Lockwood South Dakota United States Bull Run Hoover

Christian Rites For Burton Christian Sunday

Funeral services for Burton Christian a 12 year old Redfield high school senior who drowned in Turtle Creek near Redfield will be held Sunday at 2 30 pm at the Congregational church Reverend R M Miller will preside Interment follows at Burdette cemetery Pallbearers include Donald Roberts Raymond Beckman George Wagner and DeMolay members Robert Hassell Melvin Watson Harold Mather The DeMolays will serve at the grave Sorrow fell on the high school at graduation ceremonies last night as 66 classmates received diplomas Christian who worked through high school and earned both scholastic and athletic recognition was to graduate with the 18M class.

Redfield May W Specigl Burton Christian Redfield High School Turtle Creek Here Congregational Church R. M. Miller Burdette Donald Roberts Raymond Beckman George Wagner de Molay Robert Hassell Melvin Watson Harold Mather de Molays Young Christian Christian

Pirates Fall As Whitecy Hurler Surrenders Three Doubles

Mey 30 7 The Chi wens sunced tie way to 19 Gt wVitecy over the Pirates in morning Me magial day varies Pee ee Manages Hormaby fed his club's attack with three doubles and sing.

Ce mein _ PEPOSBURGE Mey Chiwens Pirates Varie Pee Ee Hormaby Atheck

Dean Sees England As Perfect Country 1000 Years Hence

London report notes the Very Rev William Inge envisions a utopian England in 3000 A D with minimal taxation, no disease or war, widespread towns, and universal physical perfection. He predicts no lawyers, rare crime, wireless largely replacing lectures, and limited parliament sessions. Civilization risks dissolution and resource exhaustion.

London William Relph Inge St. Paul's Cathedral England Royal Institution

Larsen to receive 4000 in land condemnation case

In Desmet on May 3 a Kingsbury county jury awarded Peter Larsen 4000 dollars after a trial over highway 14 right of way across his Lake Preston adjoining property. The case, begun Monday before Judge Frank Fischer, involved re-routing to avoid corners and mileage savings. Larsen’s land would be divided, with 4 acres and buildings north and about 200 acres south. the county’s offer included a rattle pass plus cash, and Philo Hall of Brookings represented the owner.

Desmet Peter Larsen Lake Preston Frank Fischer Kingsbury County Preston Larsen Philo Hall of Brookings Wm.h. Warren Tate Harry J. Eggen

Weather outlook for upper Mississippi valleys and plains

Weekly outlook begins Monday with near normal temperatures in the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys and northern and central Great Plains. Scattered showers and moderately warm weather appear midweek, then cooler conditions return toward week’s end.

Mississippi Missouri Great Plains Durie

Plane crash kills four in Madison Wisconsin airport incident

A Madison Madison airport crash early today killed Lawrence Fischnick two pilots Edwin Brieby aged 16 and Edward Rastree 28 all residents of Madison. The aircraft crashed during an approach causing fatal injuries and leaving authorities to investigate the landing mishap.

Madison Wis Lawrence Fischnick Edwin Brieby Edward .Rastree

Peculiar Scents Hint at Large Mammoth Still Found

In Bensenville Illinois investigators traced perfume spraying in a greenhouse to mask mash odors. A still with 500 to 700 gallons daily capacity was seized, four men arrested, after farmers reported strange yellowish fluid in ditches leading to a drain pipe.

Bensenville Ill John Otte Allen Meyers States Attorney

Urge Drafting Of Waterway Treaty

A resolution adopted at the On-To-The-Sea convention calls for immediate creation of a US Canada Great Lakes Saint Lawrence deep waterway treaty commission. Maguire of Toronto proposed, backed by Bell of Minneapolis, with copies to Hoover Bennett Stimson and Manion. The plan promises vast employment and market benefits for wheat and other goods.

Fort William Ont Great Lakes-St. Lawrence M. J. Bell Minneapolis Hoover R. B. Bennett Stimson Robert J. Manion Maguire Mayor &. F. Shively Duluth

Clara Bow May Quit Screen Career, Says Paramount Executive

Denver May 33 To Paramount production manager P B P Schulberg Clara Bow’s screen career may be nearing termination due to poor health and a possible request to be released from her contract. He cited Daisy De Boe’s trial as part of the actress’s troubles while confirming a possible retirement contingent on her consent to end the Paramount deal.

Clara Bow Denver B. P. Schuiberg Paramount: Pictures Paramount Schulberg New York Miss Bow Daisy de Boe Schulbert

Indianapolis Race Delayed by Rain at Speedway

The 50 mile auto race at Indianapolis Speedway faced a rain delay. Start time was postponed from the scheduled 1:62 pm due to weather, delaying the event and complicating plans for drivers and spectators.

Ndianapolis Indianapolis Speedway

Methodists Close Anniversary Week with Children Operette

The Methodist Episcopal church marked its golden anniversary week with a Sunday school children’s operette in the church auditorium. Directed by Mrs D Dunbar and assisted by Lois Christopher, with Lois Keck as accompanist, the performance featured 38 children in a German extraction themed piece.

Methodist Episcopal Church D. Dunbar Lois Christopher Lois Keck

Valley Forge Metaphor Defines Hoover Address On Hard Times

President Hoover likened America's mood to Valley Forge, urging self reliance and initiative over government aid. He warned against rosy shortcuts, urged enduring stress with independence, and cited Washington's courage to inspire a future more glorious in a yet unborn epoch.

Valley Forge Hoover United States George Washington Valley Yorktown Washington

Mrs Lindbergh Becomes Private Pilot in 1947

Mrs. Charles A Lindbergh, formerly Ann Morrow, earned a private pilot license after passing a final test at the Long Island Aviation Country club. Only Colonel Lindbergh accompanied her during the flight which included a 2000 foot altitude takeoff and a flawless landing.

Lindbergh Hicksville N.Y Charles A Lindbergh Ann Morrow New Jersey O. P. Harwood Long Island Aviation Country Club Colonel Lindbergh Feld California Frank Hawks

Phillies Blank Braves in 10 to 0 Shutout

The Phillies blanked the Boston Braves 10 to 0 in Philadelphia. The Phils collected fourteen hits off three Boston pitchers, with Klein hitting his tenth homer of the season. Benge allowed four Braves hits.

Phillies Braves Philadelphia Boston Braves Phila Boston Klein Benge

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