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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1932
Page
2
Secretary of State compiles unofficial returns from all parts of the state for major races including Senator, Representatives, Governor and President. Results cover balloting across counties with initial tallies pending final certification. Local officials report strong turnout and closely watched contests.
Miss Norma Rapalee was voted Harvest Queen in Yankton college junior elections. She led a field of three candidates including Elizabeth Heaton of Yankton and Anne Howie of Fargo. Active in dramatics, Rapalee is in the Sociale society and Theta Alpha Phi, shaping college productions.
In Armour four generations share a single dwelling in Don county. Alice S Roberts aged 78 the great grandmother Ethel Stansfield 44 the grandmother Leotis Stansfield 20 the father and Nancy Lee two months old the fourth generation. Mrs Roberts born in Hartford Ky homesteaded in Spink county Dakota territory in 188? with her husband.
Baer and Kraushaar warned that the constitution imposes a state duty to educate and urged the legislature to consider new revenue sources. They argued the permanent school fund comes from federal aid, not state taxes, and proposed sales, gasoline, inheritance, cigarette, and income taxes to fund schools. They warned current property tax may not sustain a minimum program and urged an equalization fund and indirect taxes to guarantee elementary and possibly broader education.
Vermillion Nov. 21 The annual meeting of the South Dakota Hotel association will be held at the Zincom hotel in Watertown on Sunday Nov. 27. Secretary W H Lawton urged all members to attend and participate in upcoming discussions on future legislation. Officers listed include A Ward Jr Aberdeen president W H Lawton secretary treasurer W F Medberry Hot Springs C C Gideon State Game Lodge and E Senechal Philip as directors.
The Marshal County Purebred Breeders association, dormant for years, will be reorganized at a December 9 meeting in Britton. A banquet will feature the event, officers will be elected, and the group will resume work to improve livestock, promote sales and exchanges, and support 4-H clubs amid the loss of county leadership.
The Eastern Star lodge at Carthage elected new officers for the year. Worthy Matron Mrs Katharine Heron and Worthy Patron Henry Kesse led the lineup alongside Associate Matrons Mrs Marie Anderson and Associate Patron A S Bensend. Conductor Mrs D B P Amsberry and Associate Conductress Mrs Martha Graham joined Secretary Mrs Tisie Miller and Treasurer Mrs Ada Saker.
Thieves entered Fraser Brothers general store in Gann Valley after breaking a glass door and sliding a bar. They stole smoking tobacco candy and canned goods and rifled the cash register. The break-in followed a prior theft about a year earlier.
In Watertown, Frank L. Bramble’s bird haven houses 80 birds of 20 varieties. Plans include a Mutants pair and Mongolia Pheasants for the park near spring. Refuge birds include pintail duck, Hutchins goose, Canada honkers, black coast mallard, gadwell, ring-neck pheasants, and cared-for wounded birds. Ten members attended a Broadland Extension club meeting at Mrs. N. G. Stimson’s home.
Allan Miller is a patient at Miller hospital after an appendicitis operation. He is reported to be getting along nicely. The piece notes Britain has 3,824 miles of waterways and canals built at a total cost around 3.5 billion pounds.
Five civil appeals from lower courts were disposed of by the South Dakota supreme court last week. The cases include tax money involving Vanderly School District No. 32 and county treasurer W E Solomonson, a waste water damage claim against Colisded Sand and Stone, and judgments on mortgage notes, title to paintings, and property division after divorce. Several judgments were affirmed.
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