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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1937
Page
6
A long list of Thursday and Friday meetings fills the town social calendar. Clubs, church groups, and lodges announce gatherings with host addresses across Southwest and Northeast districts, plus birthday celebrations and an upcoming Royal Neighbors costume party.
Knottier Mrs. Dale Armstrong of Pell City Alabama known as the marrying judge has officiated for over 300 couples across the south. Laurabell Goulding of Memphis demonstrated new pest control gear at a Chicago meeting. Jean Batten the New Zealand aviator set a regional air record by finishing 10 minutes ahead of the Australia England flight. Chapter F of P E D hosted twenty five members as Mrs Carl Moe led a program on the shores of the North Sea with papers and music by local women. The Chicago & North Western Railway Women’s Club held a Monday meeting with contract and auction games, prizes awarded to several members, and plans for December 6. Mrs J H McKeever Aberdeen regional Girl Scout visitor will visit Huron with a council meeting scheduled.
Colfax community notices recap meetings of the Officers Club at Mrs. Bloodgood s home and the W H C Club hosted by Mrs. Lewis Larson. Auction bridge, prizes, and Thanksgiving favors marked the gatherings. The next meetings are scheduled for December 6 and December ? .
Senator Gerald Nye of North Dakota charged here that Britain seeks U S help to enter another world war and accused the United States government of abetting munitions firms by allowing arms sales to foreign powers. He urged action to uphold neutrality laws and keep the nation out of war.
Beadle County real estate transfers include Henry Murray to Geo Thompson in Huron Lots 1 and 12 Block 3 Standard Railroad addition. Kenneth Park to Hattie Oviatt in Huron Lots 7 8 and Lot 3 Block 1 Sterling addition. John J. Hofer transfers among Hofer family parcels in sections 25 115 60 and 113 40 and 113 00 with multiple lot and quarter-section details. Louis Casselt to Christine Mosher in Mott North Dakota Lots 1 2 Section 12 6. Fred Moeller to Pearl Hubbard in Los Angeles Lot 2 Elk 1 Kent Moodys addition to Faran. The Chicago Alpena report notes Pauline Ochsner and Esta His leaving for Chicago for employment.
Prize winners announced for poster contest promoting two junior high and senior high operettas titled Cowboys of Play and The Wild Rose. Advanced division winner Hazel Lashwood, second Darrel Hayes. beginners Gladys Mantz, second Winter, Jerry Geyerman. Judges included C K Christiansen Elizabeth Kelly Palma Thompt. Posters depict cowboy attire and scenes and will be displayed in downtown windows next week.
Frank R. Sherburne, formerly of Chander Mian, past 60 and jobless, was found dead in his brother's home in Nev. late yesterday with a small rope and stick. Coroner R. R. Fisk said relatives reported he had worried over finances. He is survived by his widow and four married daughters.
Miss Jeannette Gaiman left for Minneapolis to visit relatives and friends. Mrs. M. F. Richards of Kankakee IL arrived for a ten day visit with the Denso and Krouse families. A newborn son joined Mr. and Mrs. Jake Gross of Carpenter at Huron hospital weighing eight pounds two ounces. A list of local visits includes the Hewerdson Corsais and residents in Aberdeen, and several Dakota Wesleyan University board members attended a meeting in Mitchell. Community events and church notices follow with assorted local names and dates.
Mr and Mrs Gerald Ashpole of Rub Mond, Co arrived in Huron last night visiting Mrs Ashpoles parents Mr and Mrs E Holly. They plan a California return after a holiday visit in Coon Rapids T4. Ben Conners of the Minneapolis Joes AP and E F cusk publisher Rapid City Journal arrived in Huron on business. Blunt Nov 17 A light snow Tuesday morning followed the coldest night of the season with the thermometer at 22 degrees.
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