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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1930
Page
2
J E Woodall, Manchester poultry buyer, loaded a carload of turkeys Friday and plans a mixed car this week. His business runs near a carload per week, with a fine display of geese and ducks in the pen. Woodall has built up the operation and now employs several helpers.
Sioux Falls reports that William S Gray dean at the University of Chicago College of Education will address the South Dakota Educational Association convention on November 23. Judge Florence Allen of Ohio will also speak on the Battlefield of Thought and join a round table on history teachers.
Madison and Lake county will have a consolidated directory under B. F. Westbrook and son of Estherville Iowa. The project includes all towns in the county and will list every resident over 18 years of age.
The Wesleyan Chapter of Phi Kappa Phi initiated two new members Elma Sturdevant and Hazel Bratton. The national scholastic honor society admits only seniors in the upper twentieth percentile for scholastic achievement.
Melvin Sorenson of Viborg won 340 dollars in a jury verdict against Clarence Bangs and Robert Pearson for a May 25 crash as John R. Wood was exonerated by directed verdict. The Yankton college students allegedly drove without lights on their way to Yankton.
Madison voters will decide on November 25 whether to extend a city gas franchise to Skelly Oil Company of El Dorado Kansas. If approved a modern plant costing 65 000 to 75 000 dollars would supply natural gas for cooking heating and lighting by September 1931. City commissioners gave the ordinance final reading at an adjourned meeting and set the ballot date.
Pierre November 17 J J Murphy chairman of the South Dakota Railroad commission has been elected first vice president of the National Association of Railroad and Public Utility commissioners per notification from E F Norman secretary of the state con-
Mtseled announced at the annual Charleston commissioners meeting that Mr Norman will rise to the presidency next year. Mr Murphy, longtime member of the South Pekota commission, was re elected for another six year term after an election that kept him in office for 18 years.
Northern Normal will host the South Dakota Collegiate Press Association next year after a convention in session at Dakota Wesleyan voted Saturday on officers and a banquet. Dr J C Lindbergh of Northern Normal spoke in the afternoon. YATES HEADS FIRM. Articles of incorporation for West Osage Oil Company of Lead were filed with the secretary of state by Hot Springs and Lead men led by B C Yates J A Bertolero and Chambers Kellar of Lead. Capital stock listed at 56000.
Hand county workers push the annual Red Cross membership drive in Hand county with 283 members signed in so far this year. County chairman Mrs. E. H. Wilson notes faculty honorees include Dr C W Pugsley State College president since 1923 and other top officials, highlighting long service and credentials.
Watertown boys Lloyd Richmond Claude Urevig and Manuel Wexler, all on the North Dakota University football squad, were honored with a White House reception in Washington as their team made an eastern trip. In other news South Dakota State faculty members are listed in Who's Who for 1930-31, among 29,704 names.
Mr Wilke of Sioux Falls has purchased Steve s garage in Badger and assumed control. A twenty year automobile mechanic, Wilke brings experience to the shop. The former owner s future plans are not announced.
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