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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1931
Page
6
Social events listed include U C T supper and lodge meetings Saturday night, Sunday gatherings of B of R T and Maintenance of Way, a Monday literary Coterie, W O W, Odd Fellows, and K P lodge meetings. Rebekah Lodge attendees and related club activities across Huron area detailed with participants.
Dakota Wesleyan hosts a Health Week event with varsity competition in basketball kittenball hockey and swimming. The W A A lists include Katherine Davis Ruth Brickell Lucie Vromen Helen Flint Lulu Nelson Nora Myers Viola Roth and others while Miss Alva Tolf directs women’s physical education and leads the Mitchell trip. An annual W A A banquet at Hotel Marvin Hughitt announced varsity hockey and kittenball selections amid a lingering hockey team dispute delaying the championship trophy until next Tuesday.
Aberdeen brief items note visits by insurance men J Cragen and A McLean and by C B Kaup of National Refining. Church events include annual bazaar and supper with fish and baked ham on Nov 19-20, and a church supper at Church of Christ. Local residents travel and events include trips to Minneapolis and a turkey shoot. Floral ads, lumber, and coats on sale appear alongside hospital and funeral notices and Christmas card pleas.
The fragment references weather data including highest and lowest records for late fall and a precipitation total for the month and year. It notes sun rise at 7 35 and includes stray timing abbreviations and scattered names indicating a local weather observation brief.
Forecasts show snow and cold wave conditions across South Dakota with tonight into Saturday turning colder. Minnesota expected snow with rain this evening, then cold wave. Iowa faces rain turning to snow with western central snow and very cold conditions, and a sharp cold wave in the east.
Watertown reports 4 percent moisture with a high of 43 and a low of 36 and mist. Yankton records 44 high 46 low 38 with 0.33 precip and rain. roads are good. Huron shows 2 at 36/28 with 0.09 precip and mist. roads remain good. Mitchell 34 41 81 with 0.15 precip and fog. roads good. Sioux Falls 43 44 49 with 0.05 precip and rain. roads good. Aberdeen 33 45 2 with 0.18 precip and rain. roads fair. Brookings 37 45 35 with rain. roads fair. Rapid City 2 41 24 with no precip and cloudy. roads good. Pierre 21 38 18 with nome precip and cloudy. roads good.
About 50 young men from nearby towns in North and South Dakota were expected to attend the fifth annual older boys conference at the Aberdeen YMCA today, marking a regional youth gathering with activities and talks.
The Catholic church sponsored a well attended event yesterday in Woonsocket with an afternoon turkey goose and duck shoot. In the evening the Altor Society hosted a card party and dinner drawing many locals to the venue.
Nine student speakers will strive for top honors in a college oratorical contest at Hurone College tonight at 8 in the college chapel. First prize is 25 dollars and a shot at the state contest. Judges are J A Johnson Mrs George Kiefer and George Bell with E H L Jackson leading the public speaking department.
Verl Lewis Miller announces an upcoming event titled By Bread Main ly inviting the public to participate. The notice suggests inclusive timing and locations, aiming to engage residents and organizations in a communal gathering.
Radio features present a full network football Saturday with Yale versus Harvard and Notre Dame versus Southern California. Announcers include William Mun day, Graham McNamee, Ted Husing, and multiple stations such as WEAF WABC WIZ KDKA WIR WLW and more. Also listed are music programs by Irene Hardini Leo Reisman Frances Willliams and Mildred Bailey plus daytime concerts and farm bureau dramatizations across NBC CBS and other networks.
An 11 month old boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Anderson, died after being burned in scalding water at a neighbor’s home. The New Aberdeen tragedy occurred Thursday morning while the child played nearby, ending a short life in local news.
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