Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Evening Huronite in Huron, South Dakota

We have 735,312 pages in South Dakota

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 19 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1938

Page

5

My Lucky Star at Huron theater impresses with Henie and Greene

Amusements note that Sonja Henie and Richard Greene lead the film My Lucky Star at Huron theatre this weekend. The review highlights Henie’s skating, the comedy of Joan Davis and Buddy Ebsen, and Cesar Romero’s role amid a bustling supporting cast.

Sonja Henie Richard Greene Huron Theatre Henie Joan Davis Buddy Ebsen Cesar Romero Mr. Cabot New York Fifth Avenue Louise Havick Crypsy Rose Lee Arthur Treacher Peice George Bachier Billy Gilbert Miss Hovick Romero Miss Henie Celieve Cabot Por Romer Papa Oul

Rabins Hosiery Department offers sheer, feminine fashion

Hosiery notes advertise sheer Rabins items for women labeled perfect for grand occasions. The piece promotes seasonal shows and feminine styling at Shye Store, highlighting hosiery as the key accessory for ladies.

Peace Leader Visits Huron for Peace Discussion

The Huron Peace Council hosted a noon luncheon at the YWCA with Jesse M. MacKnight of Washington, associate secretary of the National Council for Prevention of War, detailing the movement’s immediate future and urging citizen pressure on Congress to support democratic peace efforts. He stressed home-base engagement as essential to democracy and explained his roles in the National Council and the National Conference, uniting multiple peace groups.

Huron Peace Council Young Women's Christian Association Peace Movement Jesse M. MacKnight Washington National Conncil For Prevention Middle West MacKnight Fence Movement Congress Progam National Council For Prevention of War National Conference

Student Guidance Program Starts at Huron College

The administration announces a new student guidance program at Huron College. An advisor will be assigned to each student to tailor daily plans and adjustments, using 24 hour program cards filled by freshmen and sophomores at chapel. Juniors and seniors receive advisers from their major department. The plan aligns with trends and memberships in North Central Association and the Association of American Colleges.

Euren Col Wien Frestingen Weered Ting North Central Association of Amarifi Colleges and Universities The Association of American Colleges Huron College

Miss Evelyn Helgeson Crowned Pioneer Day Queen

Evelyn Helgeson, a Yankton College senior from Sanator, will be crowned Miss Pioneer in Forbes Hall at 9:00 a.m. Saturday. She will ride in the Pioneer Day parade and attend the luncheon, football game, Kronithon, and evening promenade. The weekend includes a chapel address by Senator Arbert Hitchcock, a pep rally, bonfire, and a Pioneer Eve concert. Helgeson, known for dramatic roles in A Doll’s House and Othello, is active in Garden Terrace Club Goose Quill and Student Senate and studies English and French with plans to teach or pursue further study.

Yankton Evelyn Helgeson Sanator Yankton College Forbes Hall Miss Pioneer Kingsbury Hall Yankton Greyhounds Sioux Falls College City Hall Arbert Hitchcock Mitchell Pauline Pigree Gean Greenwell Miss Hulgeson Nora Goose Quill Yankton Ollie

Wager on Shirt Stakes in State College Grid Clash

Seacat of USD and Dave Pearson of SDSU wager shirts on the outcome of the upcoming classic. The two student leaders propose a dressing down at the Hobo Day dance with bets paid Saturday night, as the Fighting Jacks and Jackrabbits renew their heated rivalry on State Field next Saturday.

State College-University Dave.Pearson Dennis Seacat Seacat University of South Dakota Dave Pearson South Dakota State Pearson Dennis Sencat University of South David P. Peay South Dakota

Winter Driving Warnings Spur Vehicle Prep In Pierre

Milo Bars ber, safety director for the state motor vehicles department, urged car owners to ready for safer winter driving. He advised slower speeds, careful braking, and checks of windshields, defrosters, lights, and brakes, plus tire chains. Pedestrians should not assume all drivers can stop on snow or ice. He cautioned against overreliance on drivers and emphasized gradual curves and cautious handling in winter conditions.

Help Yourself And Lend A Hand Bread Sponges

A reader guide offers varied loaves by using a basic bread sponge and adding ingredients like prunes or orange juice. It outlines making a bread sponge with dry yeast and lukewarm water, then blending with flour to create multiple bread batches and flavors.

Wessington and St Lawrence Renew NWPS Franchises

In special elections at Wessington and St Lawrence citizens renewed franchises with the North Western Public Service Company. Both votes favored renewal by wide margins with St Lawrence supporting unanimously and Wessington by 166 to 9. Each franchise runs for 20 years.

Wessington St. Lawrence NWPS St Lawrence Northwestern Public Service Company Wisse Sington

Both Claim Win In Jersey City Case

In Jersey City a federal court upheld the CIO and allied groups in part, ruling the ordinance requiring a permit to hold public meetings is constitutional. CIO director William J. Carney called it a victory for workers right to express union affiliation while city officials saw limits on street speeches and leafleting. Justice William Clark urged a modified publicity oversight with proof of prior disturbances by permit applicants.

Jersey City N. J CTO Frank Hague James A. Hamill Jersey City Corporation CIO William J. Carney William Clark Clark Eso

Tripp Deaths Called Accidental After Collision

A coroner's jury ruled the October accident near Tripp accidental, blaming blinding headlights in a truck car crash that killed Mrs. Wilhelm Baumiller of Parkston and John Fuerst of Armour. Four other occupants were injured including Mrs. Fuerst who suffered broken ribs. Funeral arrangements and surviving relatives are noted for Baumiller and Fuerst.

Tripp Wilhelm Baumiller Parkston John John Fuer8, “Armour, Were Riding In the Car Mrs. Fuerst Carl Baumiller Padston Willian Biblin Roland Abbott Delmont

Faulkton Society Carnival and local notices

Faulkton residents enjoyed a carnival at Latham School with games prizes and a community lunch in the basement. Karl Bower named regimental color geogeant at State College ROTC. Major J P Murphy announced the selection. Tuesday club met Oct 18 with readings and reports. Business and Professional Men's Club planned funds for baseball debt and a Christmas fund. Mrs Sam Evans left Faulkton for Beatrice Nebraska. Mr and Mrs Bert Steele of Siren Wisconsin visited Faulkton. Lew Thorppson and relatives traveled to Hampshire Illinois.

Latham School Marjorie Mesginger Kar] Bower Faullston South Dakota State State College Reserve Officers Training Corps J. P. Murphy George Turner Helen Turner Josephine Brewer Mac Salam Congregational Church Sam Evans Faulkton Beatrice Neb Bert Steele Siren Wisconsin Lew Thorppson Hampshire Illinois

Real Estate Transfers Listed For Highmore Area

Furnished transfers show Erastus Carnell and Sarah E Whittenmyer selling to Theodore Whittenmyer in Shreveport Camp’s addition, Highmore. Sheriff deeds to Federal Farm Mortgage and Home Owners' Loan Corp cover NW SE quarters, lots in Van Camp and Olds addition. Executors and other parties involve La Furnture to Lora La Furge and Mary E Quick transfers in townships 112 114 range 72 78.

Erastus Carnell Home Owners’ Loan ‘Corporation van Camp and Olds Addition Highmore Lilly Vols Christopher R. Ellerton van Camp and Hadleys Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation Charles J.” Stinson Tsabell West Sadler George W. T.aFturne Lora

Garbage Can Question Traps Sioux Falls Cops

In Sioux Falls on October 28 a woman confronted two police officers who had detained five Halloween pranksters for jail. She asked why punish youths for a little mischief, noting a garbage can on the porch. Officers moved the five captives to the station amid stunned reactions.

Sioux Falls

Day May End Gonorrhea Says Public Health Expert

Dr. Walter Clarke of New York told the American Public Health Association that gonorrhea could be eradicated through new scientific treatments. He said the disease, once neglected, may rival smallpox and cholera in being wiped out as federal funds boost study and treatment, marking a new day for public health.

Xansas City America Walter Clarke New York American Public Health Association American Social Hygiene Association Clarke

Jefferson School Carnival Promises Spooky Fun Night

A Halloween carnival is planned Monday evening at Jefferson Lebber sponsored by Ty Ae. Activities include a tea room, basketball throwing contest, ghost room, movies, fish pond, master show, golf fumes, bingo stand and more attractions. Admission is free and the public is invited.

Jefferson School Jefferson Lebber Ty Ae

Mallon Examines Taxes Impact on Cotton and Corn Prices

Mallon discusses how processing taxes may have reduced cotton consumption and lowered corn prices to farmers. He notes the issue will arise again next session, though outcomes remain uncertain.

Dayton Seniors Brace for June Diplomas Amid School Closures

Dayton Ohio October 28 thirty four thousand pupils from kindergarten to high school seniors attended the last day before a holiday that may last until the new year due to a depleted city treasury and a $61000 deficit. Officials warned closures were unavoidable as aid and levy funds were unavailable this year.

Dayton Ohio Sime Aid

Traffic Death Toll Falls in Nine Months

Chicago reports that the nation's traffic deaths for the first nine months of 1936 were 21 percent lower than the same period a year earlier. A figure shows 22,130 killed in the first nine months of 1936 versus 27,930 in 1937, highlighting a decline in fatalities.

Chicago

Also Mentioned on This Page

Huron Three Lawes Nancy Janet Gay Robert Montgomery Pranchet Tone Jix Ganes Charion Bickford Bickford Anh Dvorak Alin Baxter Wynne Olbsen Harold Huber Morrow David Copperfield State Faggge Pioneer Mr. Sencats Olive Neff Faulkton Society Wellington Springs Alpena Harry Eisele Ledies Id Bil Kok Totem T.stest Queen of the Ice Cutio Joan Bawis Erses Cesar Romers Popeye Paremoun W. ©. Fields Lionel Barrymore Lewis Stone Freddie Bartholomew Maureen O’sullivan
Search Courier

Search the Evening Huronite Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Evening Huronite?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication