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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1932
Page
6
Sunday and Monday gatherings across several lodges clubs andAuxiliaries are noted. K P lodge Odd Fellows James River lodge 42 and PF E hold meetings. various bridge dinners and Halloween activities are described with hosts and addresses. A De Smet wedding and reunion details also appear among the society items.
In Wessington Springs Tuesday evening Congregational church members bid Mr and Mrs E B Burger farewell with a picnic supper and a Dorcas society program led by Mrs O W Tiede. Fred Dunham and George Williams lauded longtime ties. the Dorcas and Bible class offered tokens of remembrance. The American Legion auxiliary installed officers led by Miss Hobart with Della Buck as president and reports on the Portland convention. Refreshments followed. twelve former members paid dues and seven joined.
Mrs Arthur Ifard outlines a mock duck recipe using a lamb shoulder and bone structure to mimic a duck. The method includes carving, sewing, stuffing with dressing, and slow roasting after an initial high heat, yielding a tender, flavorful dish for six to eight.
Funeral services were held in Troquois for Frank F. Covill a pioneer resident who died at his brother Edger's home east of Iroquois. Rev J M Hunter officiated with interment in Troquois cemetery. Covill, born in Avorville Wisconsin over 30 years ago, had lived in the Iroquois area for 35 years. Surviving are brothers Edgar of Iroquois and Stephen of Burlin Wis a sister Mrs Culver of Waumatasa Wis and a stepmother and half sister in Los Angeles.
Tokyo reports China made definite moves to resume diplomatic relations with Soviet Russia. Japanese charge d affaires Eiji Amoh in Moscow asked the Soviet Foreign Commissariat about the rumors. The Soviet government replied that Win Yen, China's Geneva delegate, had proposed restoring relations to Litvinoff.
Forecast notes fair conditions in South Dakota with slightly colder temperatures tonight and Saturday. In Iowa expect generally fair weather tonight and Saturday, with cloudy spells and showers in central and eastern areas, and slightly colder conditions in the central to extreme eastern portions.
Weather totals and road conditions for multiple South Dakota towns are listed with highs and lows, precipitation notes, and road quality. Cities include Yankton Watertown Brookings Mitchell Ravid City Pierre Aberdeen and Huron with varying temperatures and cloudiness.
At State College in Brookings on November 4, students from Republican and Democratic clubs operate under separate headquarters with student officers. A Tuesday assembly featured a Democrat debate against Republicans, with lawmakers from the schools and a straw vote being conducted by The Industrial Collegian to gauge opinions on national and state offices.
The Lucky Thirteen birthday club met at Mrs. John Bulwork's home. Five hundred was played at three tables with Mrs. Emma Marsh winning high score, Mrs. Levies securing the all-out prize and Mrs. Stacey Cruig taking the consolation prize. A two-course lunch followed.
Fire yesterday destroyed the Black Hills Transfer Warehouse in Deadwood owned by William McLaughlin, wiping out hay grain feed and creasote inventory. Damage estimated at 3000 dollars, with insurance partly covering the loss.
In Indianapolis on November 4 a wedding alters holiday plans as Mary Christmas marries a Detroit traveling salesman, becoming Mrs Seth Jeffries. The nuptials diminish festive celebrations in the city this season.
Esmond reports chicken pox in the primary department with pupils Marj Ness and Jake Lorenz on the current sick list for the week.
Berlin faces a wildcat transportation strike as police clashed with protesters at a suburban car barn in Schoeneberg. One man was killed and three wounded as the main transit network struggled. 273 arrests followed for resisting police and damaging property, with many soon released. Police prepared protective measures as talks suggested a partial service resume later.
Charleston West Virginia November 44 The doors of the state prohibition department were locked last night for the last time. The department’s lifetime ended under direction of a recent special session of the legislature which abolished it as an economy measure. Its licensing duties were lodged with the tax commissioner and enforcement duties with general law enforcement bodies.
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