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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1937
Page
5
In Huron tomorrow only the mind reader Gambini stars at the Huron theater with Akim Tamiroff. Marian Marsh and fiancé attend the swank club where a murder prediction ignites a web of clues. The Great Gambini later reveals why none of the suspects can be convicted.
Radio preview highlights Linton Wells on WEAF NBC with Far East insights from China to Manchukuo. Wells, seasoned by early dispatch work and exclusive war prep reports, contrasts with Floyd Gibbons and other familiar voices in a week of broadcasts and guest stars.
Weather details for Huron and vicinity indicate mostly cloudy unsettled tonight and Wednesday with warmer conditions expected. A marriage license was issued to Thomas G Hind and Evelyn Leane Miller. Numerous local visits, moves and births are noted including Mr. L. A. Van Voorhis baby and several residents visiting kin in Sioux Falls, Kansas City, Milwaukee and Minneapolis.
South Dakota mostly cloudy and unsettled tonight and Wednesday with possible showers in the west. Iowa generally fair tonight and Wednesday but cloudy and unsettled in the far west tonight. Minnesota generally fair tonight and Wednesday with cooler conditions in the east and south and rising temperatures in the northwest Wednesday.
Bowman I Bowmen joins Huron College as head of the Physics and Chemistry Department. He holds a bachelor’s from DePauw, graduate work at Washington University, an MS from Illinois, and a PhD from Indiana. He held chemistry assistantships at DePauw, Washington University, Illinois, and is a Phi Beta Kappa member with several honor and science clubs.
Cary 19 and Edna Christen 18 both of Huron were noted. Deng Kelderie, former Huron teacher, visited before returning to Minneapolis to teach near St Louis Park. John and Mrs. Bangerter of Olivia discussed moving to Huron. Leland Steele and Frances Wareing secured a marriage license in ree heights. Mrs Mateer, ill, sent to Aberdeen then Salem Ore, with daughter Mia Marshall. Gene Murphy, Chillicothe Business College student, traveled to Denver after visit. Mrs David Lundin and Ardis Lundin returned from Alcester after weekend with Mrs Lundin’s mother.
The Waite House dormitory has been repaired and renovated and Mrs. Edward Marsh is named dean. The opening notes a focus on dormitory administration and a formal appointment.
Cyril F Prideaux and Elisabeth Reid return or travel between Adrian and Pasadena while visiting relatives in Huron and Sioux Falls. Margaret Frost visits Mobridge relatives. John Hinman heads home to Sioux Falls after weekend in Huron. Art Tremain and son visit from Valley City and manage Ward stores. Keith Medbery and Grace Flower with Agnes Buehrer visit Myron relatives. Harry Sewell departs Tulsa after stay with Sewell family. Gwendolyn Harvey visits Sioux Falls with parents. sister Joan accompanies her home.
Highmore South Dakota Sept 7 Special J B Hapney a Hyde County farmer for twenty five years died Sunday at his north Highmore farm home after returning from work. The cerebral hemorrhage caused his death about an hour after his onset. The 25 year agrarian resident was well known in the county.
A four day effort by America's top feminine swimmers and divers left national senior women's records intact. Katherine Rawls of Fort Lauderdale won the 80 yard freestyle, her fourth A A U victory, as four of eleven gold medals went to her team. A pistol championship at Camp Perry saw Los Angeles officer E B E Jones set a new national score of 277 out of 300, edging last year's record by Charles Askins.
Mr and Mrs James W Howard of New York left for home after a two week visit with relatives in the area. Mr and Mrs L D Howard Jr also left for Hot Springs following several weeks stay and a weekend visit with relatives here.
The faculties of Harrold Blunt and Canning schools enjoyed a picnic on Farm Island Monday evening.
Hyde County teachers began a two day Institute on Monday led by Dr N E Steele executive secretary and A H Bailey from Illinois with Mrs Alice Carlberg as a guest speaker. Tuesday will conclude with Lofius Ward of Huron College joining faculty to lead music and discuss recreational activities.
Mrs George Patrick will entertain the members of the Pitroche Aid at her home Thursday afternoon this week.
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