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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1939

Page

5

Grocery Bills Fall Slightly as Housewives Save More

Washington report notes housewives saved about three quarters of one percent on groceries as war-time price shifts eased. Bureau of Labor Statistics survey for week ending Oct 10 shows 15 staple foods mostly steady or lower, with some drops of 2-5 percent. Pork, beans, and sugar eased while navy beans stayed high.

Washington Perkins Bureau of Labor Statistics Survey Miss Perkins Navy Agriculture Department Labor Department

Mitchell Woman New U U S Head

Aberdeen October address highlights South Dakota wealth per capita and grain output, with Governor Bushfield blasting adverse publicity. Vi ol a Loomer elected worthy grand matron and Jess Thorpe named worthy grand patron as 1,200 attendees from 130 chapters convene in Watertown for the 1940 Eastern Star session with bids from Huron Mitchell and Pierre.

Harlan J. Bushfield Grand Chapter The Eastern Star South Dakota Souuth Dakota Viola Loomer Mitchell Jess Thorpe Watertown Lillian Fisk Flandreau Glenn R. McArthur Huron Kate Fagg Williams Aberdeen Pearl O. Colby Whitewood Edna Knecht Rapid City Lucy Tysel Britton William A. Morris Sioux Falls Joseph A. Poamansky Sturgis Evelyn B. Warne Redfield Pierre

Dads Day Dinner at Huron CollegeFriday Evening

Dads Day Dinner features fathers with sons and daughters in the college dining hall Friday at 6 15 pm for an annual event. Helen Habicht and Carl Trautmann head college organizations with Betty Martin and Lyle Schuelke as social chairs. Maryin Person gives welcome, Judge C N Hall responds, Betty Peterson sings, and male singers from the college music department perform.

Huron College Huron Helen Habicht Carl Trautmann Betty Martin Lyle Schuelke Maryin Person C. N. Hall Betty Peterson

Waubay Farmer Dies in Tractor Accident

Waubay October 12 Clarence Olsen about 35, farmer five miles north of Waubay, was killed instantly Wednesday when pinned beneath a tractor on a highway near Pickerel Lake. He swerved to avoid an approaching car, the tractor toppled, and Olsen died at the scene. Survived by widow, one child, his parents in Cushing Minnesota, and several siblings.

Waubay Clarence Olsen Here Pickerel Lake Cushing Minn

Final Arguments Near In Trial Of Mothers Slayer

In Minneapolis the third degree murder trial of Joseph H. Person nears closing as the state prepares final arguments. Dr J C Michael testified that Person was not insane but partly under illuminating gas influence when he killed his mother in their kitchen the day before his planned April marriage.

Minneapolis Joseph H. Person J. C. Michael General Hospital Person

Community AAA Setups Lead 1940 County Plan in Dearborn Area

Dearborn Carlyle and Pleasant View Lake Byron farmers elected local AAA officers at Wednesday meetings to prep for the 1940 Agricultural Conservation Program. Key posts include chairmen Fred Strong and Isaac J. Tschetter, with Kunze and Brock named delegates to the county convention in Huron October 17.

Fred 3. Strong Virgil Dearborn-Carlyle Isaac J. Tschetter Hitchcork Pleasant View Lake Byron Township Huron Dearbert Carlyle George H. Kunze Alpena Renko W. Grothius Ralph R. Mead Wolsey Jacob J. Meyer Kunze Richard L. Brock Paul J. R. Hotler Sky Tschetter

Finland Neutral Stance in Baltic Struggle Amid Changing Alliances

Finland urged neutrality as Soviet expansion pressures grew in the Baltic region. Leader Kyosti Kallio guided resistance to Bolshevik attempts, while internal dissidents and the Lapua movement pushed for anti red measures. Germany's role as a counterweight shifts as Berlin risks ceding influence to Moscow in the Baltic.

Finland Lapua Germany Russia Baltic Hitler Kotka East Prussia

Masons to Meet for Botkin Funeral at Temple

Notice states Masons will meet at the Temple at 12 45 Friday to attend the funeral of Brother W C Botkin at Welter's Chapel at 1 p m. dvie

Temple W. C. Botkin Welter's Chapel Dvie

National Elks Leader Visit At Huron Lodge

Henry C. Warner of Dixon Illinois elected grand exalted ruler last summer will visit Huron Elks Lodge along with J Edgar Master of Chicago and other national officers. Open house starts at 8 p m with entertainment food and pheasant hunting likely. District Deputy A A Harris of Brookings visits Tue Oct 17 for first initiation of the year and a large class of candidates expected.

Huron Elks Lodge B. F._C. Elks Henry C. Warner Dixon, Ill St. Louis J. Edgar Chicago Eta Andl Huron South Dakota M.G. Murphy Huron Lodge A. A. Harris Brookings

Fire truck burns at Odin coal mine pond

A volunteer fire department’s new pumper exploded in a water spray during a public test at the coal mine pond, sparks ignited dry leaves. The damaged vehicle was sent to St. Louis for repairs and repainting as crowds watched. A separate note from Athol Massachusetts recalls a costly curb dispute over a street safety issue. In Sante Fe New Mexico a golden eagle named Albert Clancy was caught by a lasso and handed to the city zoo, prompting protests from animal lovers.

Odin Til St. Louis Sante FE NRA Albert Clancy Clancy City W. S. Patterson

Lithuanian Seimas to discuss Soviet pact ratifications

War Briefs from AP note Kaunas that the Lithuanian Parliament is summoned for Saturday to consider ratifications of the Soviet Russian Lithuanian mutual assistance treaty. Plymouth fines itself two pounds for blackout failure as magistrate quips about moving money. Budapest reviews futures trade with Germany and Russia, denying Russia can replace sources of war supplies. Bucharest-Hungary dispatch says Hungary will send tens of thousands of reserve soldiers home for fall plowing before winter. Johnny Goodman golf story mentions he played left handed in early years due to left handed clubs.

Associated Press Berlin DNBE Kaunas Seii Plymouth Budapest

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