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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1938
Page
5
An international thief and a beautiful tourist traverse Algiers in a tale of smuggling ships and secret plots. Charles Boyer Hedy Lamarr lead with Sigrid Garie in a cinematic program. A note on juvenile court and a "Border G Man" feature accompanies the listings.
Huron opens winter concert season with Paul Althouse of the Metropolitan Opera leading tenor and Kenneth Walton at the piano. Presented to Cooperative Concert Association members in the high school auditorium at 3 PM, the program features art songs and selections by Althouse, Walton, and guest composers, including Wagner, Strauss, Chopin, Reyer, and Hageman, with a mix of English, German, and Italian works.
Mallon says the rotating center of the fourth New Deal may be set by General Johnson’s count. The new Congress will be willing but may press questions on which armament expenditures yield the most benefit and will ultimately decide what it considers best.
Funeral services for Edson Clark age 70, noted pioneer businessman and former Miner County sheriff, were conducted at the Methodist Church with Rev. H W Minish officiating. Born August 29, 1868 in Fond du Lac Wisconsin, he moved to Miner County in 1883 from Floyd County Ta with his parents, settling on a Beaver Township homestead before relocating to Howard in 1891 to operate various ventures.
The obituary notes a longtime Minner County resident who ran a livery stable nearly 40 years before converting to an auto sales shop. He served as sheriff and deputy sheriff for 16 years in Miner County, with declining health in the last five years. Surviving family includes widow Ellen Clark, son Charles of Howard, four sisters in New York Chicago and Texas, and brother Dr. Henry B. Clark of St. Paul.
Mrs Margaret Jones a longtime Iroquois resident died Monday evening after a long illness at her home. Born May 17 1880 in Parkersburg Iowa she married Arthur Ross Jones in 1902. They lived in Iroquois since 1904 and she served twenty one years as chief operator for Dakota Central Telephone Co retiring in 1937. Survived by son Kenneth W Jones of Chicago and sister Mrs H H Sherburne of Clarksville with other relatives. One son Martin Ross preceded her in death in 1913. Burial at Iroquois Cemetery after services conducted by Rev E E Vernon.
Lake Preston announces finalists from nine contestants for the district declamatory contest to be held at Oldham on November 14. Lucile Paterson wins in oratory, Paul Eid in poetry, Margaret Eid in dramatic, Jer Sorenson in humorous, with Frank Vixo overseeing arrangements.
Funeral services were held at the Lutheran Church in De Smet at 2 o clock for Mrs Elmer Nelson 76 who died Monday after a six month illness She was active in church organizations and is survived by her husband and several children including Mrs John Haufle Lee Kracht Sidney and Ethel of De Smet and Mrs Chester Werner and Ed Nelson of Lebanon Oregon Burial followed in De Smet cemetery
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid in Huron hosts its annual bazaar at the Presby Church this afternoon and evening with sales starting at three o clock and supper served thereafter. George OBrien appears at the State theatre Friday and Saturday as a G man chasing arms and cattle smugglers in a Texas bound plot tied to a foreign nation. His pursuit targets a cattle and land company amid smugglers along the Gulf coast, risking violation of U.S. neutrality law as he tracks the gang and aims to deliver justice.
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