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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1930
Page
6
Roy William Slack and Grace DeYoung, both Harrisburg residents, married yesterday in Huron with Justice G. W. Longstaff officiating. Attending were Evelyn Clark of Rees and Darrell Shumaker of Hartford.
Hardin A. Van Deursen and John S. Wharton of Huron college perform baritone and violin solos on the east porch of the Women’s Building tomorrow afternoon. Donald Costain and R Pasek present clarinet duets with Mildred Irish at piano. Mrs C F Coyne of Pierre sings two soprano solos. A marimba band by Elmer Arndt and Leo Arndt with Leslie Hutchison also performs.
J P Walsh known as Huron mortician and amateur painter takes first prize for best oil painting in a group exhibit. His four landscape works hang on the east wall of the Women’s building second floor and include Spirit of Autumn and Afternoon in the Canyon painted in October.
The Howard Society A families of Albert Unruh Ed Gehring Rev Cannon Martin Hagen Miss Theo Palmer and Miss Laura Muller attended a picnic at Lake Preston Monday with swimming and a 5 30 supper Weenie roast followed by fireworks in the evening. A dinner was hosted Wednesday evening for guests including Mr and Mrs E W Gehring Mr and Mrs M H Hagen Miss Theo Palmer and Miss Laura Mueller.
Hebron North Dakota reports a farmer Tony Neidhardt 50 and his four children die from methane fumes in a silo pit. Two sons George 24 and Fred 20 plus daughters Margaret 20 and Freda 18 perish trying to rescue their father. John Neidhardt cousin and Olle Bohle town marshal near death. Bohle rescued by his son Waldo 16 who entered the pit to tie a rope.
Petitions filed in Sioux Falls demand recall of Mayor George W. Burnside and Commissioner Alex Reid, alleging general incompetency and illegal administration. Court injunction previously barred acting on the recall. No statements from the officials. A separate note mentions a centrifugal cream separator used to remove water from gasoline for aircraft.
Aberdeen, Sept 10. Steve Pappas, manager of the Aberdeen Candy Kitchen destroyed by fire, estimates building and furnishings loss over 50 000 dollars. The Fletcher shop in the second story is a total loss at 2 500 dollars. The basement remains flooded, hindering fire department investigation into the cause.
About 200 delegates gathered in Rapid City for the International Blue Goose convention with fire insurance company representatives from the United States and Canada. The annual business session opens tonight and continues Thursday under D. L. McCoy as presiding grand gan der. McCoy is the outgoing ranking officer. The convention closes Friday night after touring the northern Hills.
A government body delays adoption of the 1930 appropriation bill. Officials cite procedural issues and await additional review before a formal vote.
Partly cloudy to cloudy conditions with minor temperature changes. Forecasts show unsettled tonight and Thursday across South Dakota and Iowa with possible showers in extreme south and northeast portions. Temperatures trend slightly cooler in northeast and northwest areas, warmer tonight in southeast.
Local weather roundup lists Mitchell Watertown Sioux Falls Yankton Huron Brookings Aberdeen Rapid City Pierre with highs ranging from 60s to 80s and mostly cloudy or clear conditions. Precipitation minimal or none and road conditions mostly good with some fair stretches at Brookings. A joke about an orderly sergeant and Irish stew follows.
Fr and Mrs Donald Gambbrel and Mr and Mrs Raymond Lindsey of Aberdeeen arrive in Huron to visit Mrs John G Williams at 48 Eighth St SE and attend the State Fair. Miss Thea Christopherson leaves for Salem SD to resume studies at St Marys. Several relatives and visitors arrive or depart through Huron for fairs and family visits.
Roy William Slack 21 of Harrisburg weds Grace DeYoung 18 of Harrisburg. George G Hamak 27 of Wecota weds Neva L F Strom 19 of Loyalton. Roy Gerald Welch ? of Plankinton weds Frances Thomas 36 of Plankinton.
Frank G. McCormick former assistant United States district attorney for South Dakota resigns to coach football at the University of Minnesota. He will be honored at a banquet in Sioux Falls with note of state officials attending. Senator MeeMas Norbeck McMaster Gov Bulow and other officials present at related events.
McCormick resigned from the Sioux Falls school board and will soon leave to coach backfield candidates for Minnesota's football team. The American Legion commander is also scheduled to speak at the banquet.
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