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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1938
Page
8
Amusement note previews Having a Wonderful Time a light comedy about city life, romance, and budget travel. Starring Douglas Fairbanks Jr and Ginger Rogers, the film follows a young couple amid subway grind and financial strain with a humorous resolution. Also listed programs at Minron and State theaters with related features.
Coren Mag, 16 months old, daughter of Cyrene Mae and Ch. Gregor y, died Friday after swallowing pills believed to contain strychnine. Funeral conducted at Murbedust Chapel with Rev. Minklee in charge. burial in Coreenliwn cemetery. She is survived by her parents, a 2 year old brother Ronald, and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Liebrecht and Mr. and Mrs. Gregorson.
Fair today with light winds. Tonight will be slightly warmer than tonight and further warming expected on Thursday. Sunrise at 6 19 am and sunset at 6 19 pm. Temperature and precipitation figures are summarized from the recent readings.
Weather and road data surrounding Station include high and low temperatures, precipitation, and conditions. Coverage mentions destinations such as Denver Des Moines and Edmonton with scattered notes on travel and traffic conditions.
Fair tonight and Thursday across South Dakota with slightly warmer readings in central and east areas. Black Hills may cool tonight but warmer Thursday. Minnesota stays fair tonight and Thursday with cooler in north areas, warmer Thursday except northwest. Iowa fair tonight and Thursday, warmer in central and west Thursday, with northwest exceptions.
A feature on Winslow Homer Mary Cassatt Thomas Eakins and Thomas Benton as four American painters highlighted in a three month Evening Huronite campaign. It details Homer's marine scenes Cassatts mother and child Eakins realist portraits and Bentons American life murals with notes on their careers and impact. Available Saturday these four works come with a study booklet and coupons.
A son named Charles Henry was born Monday morning in a Huron hospital to Mr and Mrs Ronald May. Mother and child are doing nicely.
Coupon No 3 applies to Group No 1 for the week of September 19. Collect four more coupons and 39 cents to receive an envelope with four pictures by American Artists. Group No 1 will be available at the Evening Huronite office on Saturday, September 24.
At Wesley Hall a potluck supper preceded the Methodist Church Sunday School board gathering where officers for the church school year were named. Key posts include Dr. C. E. Wilcox as pastor and O. D. Dynhar as director of religious education with committees on education, finance, attendance, and decorations.
Bonilla and Tulare squads faced off in a Monday afternoon game. Kennifer and Nesfield led Tulare in a 7 to 5 loss to Bonilla aided by Meyer and Bonilla players and students in attendance.
In Bonilla on Sept 41 Special, teachers Sean Meyer Alfred Bull Viola Williams Dorothy Nesfield Elwood Palm traveled to Aberdeen, with Rally Day planned for Sunday Sept 26 at the usual Sunday School hour. The Treasury building in Washington DC dates to 1889, oldest government office building in the capital.
The Women Democratic Club at Hotel Marvin Hughitt heard H. H. Humphrey, Beadle Day state representative, praise Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New Deal. He cited social reforms such as pensions, unemployment insurance, minimum wages for women, and expanded educational facilities, urging continued progress under Roosevelt's leadership.
Miss Mary Thomas, a returned missionary from Angola Africa, spoke at the Congregational Church in Lake on Sunday. Home is Carthage and this is her first return since 1933. She spoke at Brakola Church at noon and Glenview Church in the afternoon, and plans to stay several months in South Dakota.
Gov. Leslie Jensen designates Sept 21 to Sept 7 as air travel week urging South Dakotans to observe the period as a tribute to aviation achievements and as the start of a new era bringing advancements and prestige to the state and nation.
Mrs Nettie Carson pioneer of Wolsey died yesterday afternoon at 3 oclock at the home of her daughter Mrs C C Buell in Madison Minnesota She had been a resident for some time Funeral services will be held tomorrow in the Wolsey Presbyterian Church with Miss F B Mills in charge Burial will be in the Wolsey cemetery Surviving her are two daughters one son one son Dave of McAden and three grandchildren and three great grandchildren Her husband preceded her in death and one son died in Virginia.
A New Orleans hearing on a report of a man’s death revealed Henry Cookmeyer, 63, puzzled by a morgue mix up where a corpse resembled him. In Omaha a man pressured for his Social Security number deflected by claiming a string of digits tied to his employer sought to avoid disclosure.
The report notes Rev. Blunt and Trene Nichols leading attendees at the county Sunday convention in Warrold with Mrs. Lee W and representatives assisting. Connecticut and Rhode Island reportedly did not ratify the eighth amendment.
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