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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1936
Page
5
Amusements in Huron feature Wishing on Air with Gene Raymond and Sothern in key roles. A Beverly Hills heiress spurs a comic impersonation scheme as two college boys clash, leading to a merry mix up and hit tunes.
NBC marks its tenth anniversary with a national broadcast slate detailing WEAF WABC WJZ and WOR programs. The lineup includes Fred Astaire revue, Hammerstein music hall, Eddie Guest, and a Day of Armistice services with two minutes of silence.
Unofficial election returns show Republicans with 66 to 37 in the state house and 22 to 1 in the senate in South Dakota. The list names elected legislators across counties, including incumbents and new faces across many districts.
The charity carnival runs four nights with vaudeville and style shows led by master of ceremonies Semb. Acts include Russ and Dale Whirlwinds on Wheels, Ginger ONeill, Marlys and Dolorus, and the Woodward trio. Fashion segments feature local firms and Millinery by Ince Jones. The English cuckoo note closes the piece.
county commissioners and highway officials gather for the 22nd convention in Watertown November 17 chaired by T A E Palen. federal officials discuss broader roads while Mark Sheale outlines welfare and pension issues. Gov Berry among scheduled speakers with association president Frena Wim Tassel leading events.
County engineer Ayres outlines graveling on Broadland Road and related projects to relieve traffic hazards west of Wolsey. Federal Highway 14 east of Huron remains the county's worst main route, with snow fencing progressing to finish by late November and township roads kept in check by local crews and equipment sharing.
Wolsey High School orchestra under Alexander Stoffel will broadcast a program from Huronia station Thursday morning from 11 to 10 30 a m. The event follows a digestion of the group and involves a small broadcast engagement. King Edward Hosts Beck Luncheon at Buckingham Palace in honor of Colonel Beck Polish foreign minister and talks with Prime Minister Baldwin and Foreign Secretary Eden.
Special report notes Rev. J. E. Robinson of Redfield leads a preaching mission at the Lake Preston Congregational Church. Services run through the week with morning sessions noted, as the mission engages the community and mentions the local high school.
Senator Frederick Steiner of Orepon underwent gall bladder surgery yesterday. The hospital reports his condition as fine this morning.
Beadle County commissioners, after their November session, authorized another 10000 for highway maintenance and construction. They planned bids on lumber and culverts, and approved two carloads of lumber and 1152 feet of culvert for WPA projects. A special meeting on November 23 will open bids, while the Gain Creek dam project remains undecided due to a projected 4000 county outlay.
Education Week neared its close in Huron with open houses in city schools. A total of 553 visitors were recorded with 135 visiting junior high classes and a special senior high session attracting many. Lang and Dunbar gave talks on curriculum changes and social life of students. Huron College joined today with chapel events as Lang addressed college students. He compared high school courses from 15 years ago to today, noting less emphasis on Latin and math and more on social sciences.
Tokyo November 10. A second crop estimate by the Agriculture and Forestry Bureau predicts Japan's rice harvest will rise about 17 percent from 1905, increasing by 15,000,000 bushels. The forecast reflects robust production prospects for the season.
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