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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1936
Page
7
Beadle County agent Leonard L. Ladd warns inadequate ventilation raises vegetable spoilage. He says stored vegetables breathe like animals and all storage rooms need a ventilation system with bottom fresh air intake and top outlet, both with shutters, adjustable by season.
George H. Hanson a Gettysburg business man died of heart failure Friday. Born in Denmark in 1833 he came to America as a child, settled in Wisconsin, then Minnesota, married Mary Fredrickson in 1875, moved to Potter County in 1883 and later opened a Gettysburg produce business. Survived by two sons Fred and Rank Hanson six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services were to be held at the M E Church in Gettysburg.
Funeral services were held for World War veteran Claude Smith, a former member of Company FL 3th Engineers, who died after eight years as a Minneapolis Veterans Hospital patient. Born December 18, 1898 in Riverdon Indiana, he served from May 1918 and saw overseas until the armistice. He married Gertrude Gisborn and lived in Potter County, survived by his wife, parents A B and Mrs A B Smith, four brothers and three sisters near Gormon.
Funeral services conducted by local Masonic bodies were held in Redfield yesterday for James A. Pool who died after a long illness. He once owned and sold his Redfield drug store in 1929 and later lived with his daughter in Athol before returning to Redfield.
Earl Greeves a Gettysburg motor company owner and longtime Miller native died after a several months illness. Born February 16 1892 in Miller he played high school sports at Willes and studied agriculture at State College Brookings. He ran a Miller era mile and later moved to Gettysburg in business with the Greeves Motor Company. He married Ruth Kingdon in 1919 and left a son Bobbie six months. He is survived by his wife a son his father H R Greeves of Miller and two sisters Mrs Charles Rudd of Miller and Mrs James Shepard of Casper Wyoming. The funeral was at Miller with burial at the cemetery after services at the M. E. Church.
Carl Oschner moved his farmhouse from the north farm to Alpena this week and it is being placed on the foundation of the Neuharth residence, which was moved to Wessington Springs.
Special report notes 105 enrolled with 30 freshmen sophomores 28 juniors and 23 seniors. Grade totals show 90 in enrollment. Elaine Walters was taken to Huron hospital Friday after an appendicitis attack.
Open Forum criticizes state fair board for denying Dr Townsend a speaking slot during Huron Fair Week. The writer questions taxpayer funding, citizen rights, and unequal treatment of attractions with emphasis on public participation and fairness.
A patrolman faces neighborhood trouble over school attendance as anxious mothers seek help locating missing sons ahead of the new school year. A man in Burlington builds his own coffin and tombstone to save costs after witnessing multiple deaths. In Los Angeles officials plan to switch clocks to avoid a 12 minute hour gain and will replace or repair 100000 timepieces as Boulder Dam power arrives.
Funeral services were held Monday for Edward Andrews 78 who died after a long illness. The Rev R G Minkler officiated at the Methodist Church with two songs by Marva Dudley and Norma Shade accompanied by Helen Summerside. Born in Wales he came to the United States at 22 and homesteaded near Rockham before moving to Redfield in 1915. Surviving son William of Elgin. wife died in 1923.
A church officers meeting was held recently at the Esmond church. Reports were submitted by attendees including Mr. Wilcox of Huron and the Rev. Mr. Vernon.
The Ladies Aid met at the town hall Friday with Mrs. Ray Meller, Mrs. Merit Fenner, and Mrs. Salter serving refreshments.
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