Doolittle Hangs Up Speed Record in Flight
Major James H. Doolittle set a new air speed record by flying from Ottawa to Mexico City via Washington Birmingham and Corpus Christi in 12 hours 36 minutes aboard his plane the baby powerhouse. He averaged 204 mph with segments reaching 235 mph the last 225 miles took 4 minutes. A 40 minute fog delay at Washington prevented a landing at Bolling Field. He endured grogginess from a leaking exhaust and lack of sleep making the trip hard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
James H. Doolittle
Ottawa
Canada
Washington
D. C
Doolittle
Valbuena Field
Birmingham
Ala
Corpus Christi
Texas
Tampico
Bolling Field
Welfare Leaders Plan Aid Programs at SD conference
Welfare leaders from South Dakota gathered in Pierre for the ninth annual South Dakota conference of social work to map temporary relief efforts and advance a permanent public welfare program. The event featured health association sessions, public publicity talks, and discussions on Christmas seal drives plus child welfare matters led by state officials and university staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
South Dakota Conference of Social Work
South Dakota Public Health Spctation
Association of County Judges
Red Cross
State Child Welfare Association
American Legion
Livison
Health Association
Mary Jamison
Ruth Holm
Hughes County
Hazel Ott
State Education Department
A. E. Bostrum
Waubay
Alvin Waggor
Philip
Freda Kramer
Madison
B. Hipple
Pierre Capital-Journal
This Moon
The
H. M. Cass
Huron
State Child Welfare Commission
Lewis Larson
Sion Falls
Wary Ruth Corby
United States Children’s Bureau
Lee E. Deets
University of South Dakota
Warrer Green
Farmers Union Convention Chooses Not To Award Next
In Mitchell this year the Farmers Union convention followed its customary practice and did not award the next position as KB Healy Fred Tobin of Bar on and Joe Nicholls from Hitchcock were listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kb, Healy
Fred Tobin
Bar|on
Joe Nicholls
Hitchcock
Farmers Union
Mitchell
Social events and club gatherings in Huron area
Local society pages report multiple meetings and social events: Ladies Aid at Mrs H F Brink 755 Frank Ave SE. Mizpah chapter at Masonic Temple. Labor Union and W C T U events. visits by James River lodge No 32 L O C F. St Marys Guild benefit bridges. Miss Gladys Murray open house for Miss Phoebe Bauman. surprise party for Miss Ramer. College Faculty Wives club. Delta Dek bridge group. Rebekah lodge anniversary and supper. Sunday School teachers meeting. convention attendance at Carthage. Manning bridge party. High School Faculty Wives meet. Alpena study clubs and W C T U activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah
Masonic Temple
Huron Centre
Labor Temple
J. B. Buchanan
Dekate Avenue South
St. Mary's Guild of Grace Episcopal Church
John Sainsbury
Delia Lund
W. C. Gagnon
Clotilda Boyle
Margaret Bly
Norah Hogan
City Briefs Highlight Local Travel and Reopenings
Miss Helen Richardson of 426 Iowa avenue southeast plans a overnight trip to Minneapolis to visit friends. Mrs Madge Hornbeck and daughter Marian Heenbeck of 475 Utah avenue southeast returned from a two week Chicago trip by car. Florence Howard is reopening her beauty shop at 233 Dak Ave after summer in Guerneville Cal. Mrs Grant Van Duzee and children depart for Aberdeen for a two week visit with relatives. Mrs J C Koerner returns to Huron after five months east tour with Minnesota Wisconsin stops. Mrs Mo A Wahlgren and Warren head home to San Diego after summer in Huron. Mrs E K Coshun back from Minneapolis business trip. Mr and Mrs T T Parker to Omaha with Phoebe Bauman of Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Richardson
Iowa Avenue Southeast
Minneapolis
Madge Hornbeck
Marian Heenbeck
Utah Avenue Southeast
Chicago
Florence Howard
Dak. Ave
T. H. Null
Gertrude Null
Omaha
George K. Jauss
A Robinson
Dakota Avenue South
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Beaver Dam
Wis
J. B. Lynn
Guerneville
Cal
Frances Nicholls
Ollie Howard
B. B
E. W. Feige
M. D
Grant van Duzee
Gwenyth
Tommy
Aberdeen
van Duzee
Raymond Lindsey
H. D. Warren
Myers To Speak To Pupils At Iroquois High School
Huron Chamber of Commerce secretary Paul Myers will address the Iroquois High School Business club this evening on what the city needs to become commercially successful. The club includes bookkeeping shorthand and typing students from the commercial department. The meeting begins at 7 p.m. Also reported Aberdeen October 21 Mrs F E Granger died from injuries in an automobile crash and her husband remains hospitalized after the same accident caused by a blown tire.
Weather Front Signals Colder Spell Ahead for Hurog Vicinity
A weather brief notes much colder conditions tonight and Thursday for Hurog and Vicinity with rain likely in central and eastern areas. Minnesota and Iowa forecast show occasional rain tonight and Thursday with improving but cooler conditions on Thursday, especially in western portions. South Dakota expects rain in central and east, turning fair and colder Thursday. Sunrise 6 55 am, sunset listed as pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurog
Rai
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Road Report for South Dakota Cities Listed
Watertown shows 56 degrees with a 70 high and 49 low, trace precipitation and good roads under cloudy skies. Yankton at 61 with 1 high and 8 low has trace precipitation, good roads, and cloudy. Huron at 60 with 71 high and 56 low reports no precipitation and good roads amid clouds. Mitchell 60/70 with 56 low notes sleet precipitation, good roads, and partly cloudy. Sioux Falls 59/64 with 54 low shows trace precip and cloudy, Aberdeen 56/78 with 57 low has no precip, good roads, cloudy, Pierre 58/71 with 58 low trace precip, perth cloudy, Rapid City 50/68 with 3 low has 33 precip, roads good, raining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Trace
Yankton
Huron
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Pierre
Perth
Rapid City
Airship ZRS-5 Labor Akron Acceptance Authorized
Secretary Adams authorized construction of the airship ZRS-5 and ordered the Akron to be accepted. This action confirms formal approval for the project and the vessel’s inclusion in the program, marking a key step in airship development and government support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Adams
Akron
Amos and Andy Turn Down South Dakota Hunt Invite
Amos n Andy, the blackface radio duo, may not accept an invitation from the Huron chamber of commerce to visit Huron for a pheasant hunting trip. They expressed interest but were unsure if they could come this fall, sending greetings to friends in Huron and South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Huron
Amos 'N Andy
South Dakota
Paul K. Myers
Huron Chamber
Acquit Lambert On Theft Count At October Term
In Howard on October circuit docket the state of South Dakota charged Dayton Lambert of Fedora with cow theft. The jury found Lambert not guilty after under 30 minutes of deliberation. Poling of Fedora testified, with W E Weggint as prosecutor and Tom Kirby and R E Baldwin defending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
State of
South Dakota
Adolph Weicht
Weicht
Dayton Lambert
Fedora
Lambert
W. E. Poling
Poling
W. E. Weggint
Weggint
Alva E. Taylor
Huron
Tom Kirby
Sioux Falls
R. E. Baldwin
Lerobert
Prof. R. B. Forbes Dies at 62 in Brookings
Brookings on Oct 21 reports the death of Prof. R. B. Forbes 62 of the State College School of Agriculture from a ruptured blood vessel in his neck. He taught mathematics and served on the faculty for many years. He is survived by his widow two daughters and a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Forbes
Brookings
School of Agriculture
State College
Beads And Ribbon Set Off Colonial Hair Trends
Washington fashion notes describe beads and ribbons enhancing fall and winter hairstyles inspired by colonial califure. Emile Beauvais, head of the National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association, promotes a modern colonial look with a semi-pompadour parting and loose curls. A white or colored bead strand styled at the crown or a barrow satin ribbon add elegance for formal events, while unpowdered versions suit less formal occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Emile Beauvais
National
Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association
Coal Theft Probe Expands As Railroads Investigate Six Tons
Detectives from Chicago & North Western and Great Northern railroads continued the investigation in Huron into the theft of about six tons of coal from cars in October. Minor coal thefts had been observed for some time. Officials warned that continued thievery would trigger a concentrated drive against vandals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Chicago & North Western
Great Northern
District Farm Union Meeting Arrangements in Huron
The South Dakota Farmers Union plans the state convention for the third district, covering most of Central South Dakota. Arrangements will be made at a district board meeting in Huron tomorrow afternoon with H. D. Richardson of Highmore as chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota Farmers Union
South Dakota
Huron
H. D. Richardson
Highmore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ladies Aid Society of the
Church of Christ
H. F. Brink
Frank Avenue
Eriday
James River Lodge No
C. F
B. E. Chamberlain
Huron Lodge
ST. Mary's Guild
Benefty Bridge
Cladys Murray
Phoebe Bauman
Maude M. Streeter
Grace Finley
Gladys Murray
Miss Murray
Baumat
Ramer
Verl Deeg
Delia Quale
Sarah Ramer
Chicago and North Western Railroad
College
George M. Wilcox
Nebraska Sevenue Southwest
Delta Dek Club
Delta Dek Bridge Club
Rebekah Lodge
Colfax
Rebekah Lodge No
Dell Rapids
Henry F. Ray
Max Teuber
Emery Phillips
L. A. Nelson
Iice
American Lutheran
Christian Life
Carthage
Huron Lutheran Society
Auaska
L. A. Melum
Bre L. Rupy
A. Oas
J. Engiebretsom
A. Michael
J. Mehum
Mery Phstekos
N. R. Carlsers
Manning
L. J. Manning
Ohio Avenue Southwest
Twelfth Street
Tevada Avenue
C. Christiansen
Frank Coffey
Alpena
V. J. Linn
Progressive Study Club
J. J. Feick
Leo Ruppel
F.C. Poeschl
K. T. Aisenbrey
Relief Committee
O. L. Barringer
Miss Eston
John Houmes
W. 5
Leighton
Teeian
Max
Hutte
End Sherman
Aghia Bismarck
North Platte
Rapid City - Saint Paul
Williston
Sheridan
Bank Bldg
Fcheck Doors
Avenue Lumber & Mig. Co
R. H. Jaeen
Thing
Sendi
Coats
Sudow’s
New York
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