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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1934
Page
5
Watertown officials urge Grange members across New York to observe Go To Church Day on November 18. J J Martin says the national Grange convention in Hartford will feature the day, with national officers asking states to promote participation.
The season brings bold millinery and shoe trends with velvet hats in striped and metallic textures. Berets, tricorbes, and capelines join velvet and satin materials, while new sandal styles reemerge for evening wear and closed toe uppers gain favor.
Madison, November 6 7 Peter J. Olson vice president of a bank and William Rooney both of Madison died in weekend automobile crashes. Olson crashed Sunday after colliding with a car driven by Harry Weise and Rooney was struck by CE Webb on Highway 18 Saturday while walking. Rooney, a farm hand, died from injuries.
Mrs Jensen aged 92, Lake Preston’s oldest resident and Kingsbury county’s elder, died after a long marriage of sixty eight years. Survived by six children, twenty eight grandchildren and twenty nine great grandchildren. The obituary notes her noted hospitality and long residence in the county.
The article notes Mr and Mrs WashburnJourney through the Andes mountains on their wedding trip Lunch was served by the women and a gift was presented to the honor guests.
Mrs. Inger Jensen was laid to rest in Whitewood cemetery after last rites read at the Whitewood pioneer church she helped organize over fifty years ago. Rev. E. C. Eid and Rev. L. Sunde officiated with musical numbers by Selma and Alice Hedberg and Mrs. Erstad at the piano. Pallbearers were longtime homestead neighbors including C. Osby and J Goodmanstadt among others.
In Hyde Park, Mrs Anna Roosevelt Dall daughter of the president may abstain from voting. Her absentee ballot not yet received by the county elections board. Republican candidate Natalie Couch of Nyack argues Dall resides in Nevada to obtain a divorce and may challenge the ballot on non residence grounds. If cast the ballot would go to the third district polling place for inspection by four election inspectors.
A large Republican gathering was held Monday evening in Miller auditorium. C. M. Carroll and Mayor W. H. Halbower spoke briefly. Harlan J. Bushfield delivered the keynote address on national and state issues guiding the current campaign, described as the most important since the Civil War era.
Mrs. Clara Filts wife of Theodore Filts died at a Miller hospital Sunday morning after a short illness. She was the daughter of Jacob Kost residing near Miller. At the time of her death she was 36. Surviving are her husband two children her father and brothers and sisters. Funeral services will be held from the Lutheran church of Miller on Wednesday with interment in the G A R Cemetery.
The Mil1 Club gathered at Mrs Art Schwartz home with hostess Mrs Fred Lorenz and Mrs Joe st assisting. Grace Moore Campbell and Carey led a Christmas gifts demonstration, followed by refreshments at day’s end.
New Ashford Massachusetts reports its complete election returns with 38 registered voters. Democratic David L Walsh narrowly loses US Senate race to Robert M Washburn while Gaspar G Bacon leads for governor. Local results show mixed support and a Democratic sweep hailed by headquarters. Kensington club hosts dinner with bridge after.
The Young Democrats held a Friday evening dance at Holabird hall with music by the Red Ramblers. Candidate G W Sigler spoke during intermission, followed by M Warry O'Brien of the Roosevelt progressive league.
W C Allen Republican gubernatorial candidate toured Hyde county stopping at Fort Thompson Stephan Mission and Highmore with crowded meetings. Standing room was scarce as supporters listened to campaign remarks.
Mr Allen told audiences that Minnesota relief wages were funded by federal relief money not state funds. He countered Mr Berry by noting the 55 cent wage figures did not include state money. A $7,000,000 housing plan for Chicago was approved.
Rev and Mrs J E Washburn were honored guests at a Harrold church event in Highmore marking the pastor and wife's return and their wedding anniversary. The program featured piano solos, duets, choir numbers, and remarks from Mr Washburn on weddings he'd attended in South America.
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