Church Sessions Close At Wolsey Lutheran Meet
The two day northern district conference of the Lutheran church of South Dakota in Wolsey closed with Holy Communion sermons and a discussion on frequency of communion. Pastors present include F Leyhe B Browne and G Walz among others from Mansfield Milbank Huron Aberdeen Revilloe Britton and several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Mueller
Columbia
G. A. Walz
Revilla
C. ¥. Kellerman
Mansfield
A. Szegedina
Wecota
Wessler
Milbank
P. Brill
Deland
Siegel
Harrold
F. Graeber
Aberdeen
Hecla
H. W. Larson
Pierre
C. Menhicke
Redfield
G. Bauer
Leola
Artists Exchange Trades Art For Needs In New York Show
A New York Society of Independent Artists exhibition opened on April Fool’s Day offering barter for all works. Artists traded for canned sardines, furniture, meals, and studio access, with pieces ranging from Chaim’s carved Lindbergh symbol to Noboru Foujicka’s oils. A. L. Hedikin’s Quartet and Maurer’s cubist Washington study illustrate the avant garde barter era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gaines
New York
Society of Independent Artists
Grand Central Palace
Greenwich Village
Paris
Madrid
Antwerp
Washington
Maurer
Barrets
A. L. Hedikin
Huronians to Attend Woonsocket Meeting
Huron will be represented at the Woonsocket Commercial club annual meeting on Monday evening, April 11, with President G B Fahrendorf, Vice President Blake F Patton, Secretary Paul K Myers, Chas H J Mitchell and other board members planning to attend. The event starts at 6 30 p m in the Catholic parish house in Woonsocket, and E C Arehart, secretary of the Woonsocket club, urged Huron to send a delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Woonsocket Commercial Club
G. B. Fahrendorf
Blake F. Patton
Paul K. Myers
Chas. H. J. Mitchell
Huro Chamber of Commerce
Woonsocket
E. C. Arehart
Woonsocket Club
Huron Chamber
Boland Heads to Chicago for Key Meetings
State Senator John A. Boland departed for Chicago to attend two major meetings. He will join the Century of Progress exposition committee on a South Dakota display for the 1933 World's Fair and, as executive committee chairman, a Rushmore commission session to discuss ongoing work for the coming year. Richard Bislski of Sioux Falls is also expected to join in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boland
Rapid City
John A. Boland
Chicago
South Dakota
Rushieora Commission
Rushmore
Richard Bislski
Sioux Falls
City Briefs From Huron Chronicle Include Births and Events
Local notes report a birth in Huron at 3 30 a m weighing six and a half pounds, nursing student Mim Cecella Cook linked to Chicago. Several residents travel to Sioux Falls for a state telephone convention, radio ads support Senate candidate H F Brownell, and various church events, dinners, and obituaries are listed with dates and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mim Cecella Cook
Chicago
Michael Reese Hospital
Huron
J. F. Hagerty
C. L. Rose
Anj Counes
Durley Grocery
E. J. Calendine
Norman Stewart
Morris Johnson
Sioux Falls
H. F. Brownell
A. E. Godfrey
KGDY
United States Senate
Emil Hay
Bruce Harris
Wimbleton
N. C
Glen Martens
WNAK
C. ST
E. A. Bates
Sioux City
Congregational Church
Charles E. Wilcox
F. E. Dodridge
J. P. Royer
O. R. Wright
Minneapolis
E. W. Feige
M.D
Weather summary for Huron and region
Weather forecast notes cooler tonight with variable conditions across states. South Dakota: generally fair and somewhat colder tonight, Thursday fair with rising temperatures in the west. Minnesota: mostly cloudy in extreme west, possible showers in extreme east, Thursday partly cloudy. Iowa: cloudy and cooler in western central portions, likely colder and fairer in central and eastern portions tomorrow. Sun rises at 6 05 a m and sets at 7 06 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Road Weather Report Highlights Mixed Conditions Across Local Cities
In MITCHELL, 54, highs 70s and 50s, no precipitation. Sioux Falls reports 58 with a high of 37 and trace precipitation. Watertown 4 yields 60/47 with no rain. Aberdeen 44 shows 70/4 with trace. Huron 51 records 68/51 with no precip. Brookings 58 lists 58/51 with good roads. Rapid City 45 and Pierre 41 show varying temps and precip none. cloudy skies noted.
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Mitchell
Wankten
Sioux Falls
Trace
Watertown
Aberdeen
Huron
Brookings
Rapid City
Pierre
Real Estate Transfers Ad From Pence Holding Co
Real estate transfer notice appears as an advertisement from Pence Holding Co and Pence Automo. The fragmentary text mentions transfers involving Schea Bock Bi and related property interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oeter Pence Holding Co
Pence Automo- Schea
Uncle Sam as a Party-Goer under New Tax Bill
A reform proposal would tax cosmetics, furs, jewelry at ten percent and radios, refrigerators, autos at five to three percent respectively while inviting guests to pay postage on invitations. Sporting goods, boats, theater tickets, candy and gum face taxes, with stock market, bonds and deeds also taxed. Hoarders and safe deposit boxes would incur ten percent levies, promising Uncle Sam gains across many social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Uncle Sam
Playboy
House
Senate
Ways and Means
Fio
United States Treasury
AU Sporting Goods
Federal Treasury
Notre Dame
Southern California
Connie Mack
Produce Exchange
Magazine Salesman Jailed For Assault Near Bowdle
IPSWICH April 6 Moon of Chicago a university student pleaded guilty to assaulting Helen Kraft a rural schoolteacher near Bowdle. He was sentenced to 30 days in Edmunds county jail and fined 100 dollars. Moon and two companions canvassing for magazines forced attention on Kraft. children fled the school and notified authorities. Moon was arrested at Bowdle and faces another charge after this sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipswich
Rod. Moon
Chicago
Illinoiss University
Edmunds County
Bowdle
Charles Bostock
Moon
Helen Kraft
Legion backs Hoover on bonus legislation fight
Washington reports that Henry L. Stevens, national commander of the American Legion, says the legion stands behind President Hoover against new bonus legislation. Hoover aides declined to publish Stevens full message but noted support amid House sentiment favoring a large bonus bill.
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Legion II
Washington
White House
Hoover
Henry L. Stevens
The
American Legion
Legion
Stevens
House of Representatives
Cement Plant Body Holds Routine State Meeting
A state cement commission session was held in Rapid City with routine matters discussed. Chair George Philip reported ex officio Governor Warrett Green arrived late from Pierre, stayed overnight, and left this morning for Hot Springs. Attendees included H. P. Guts Selby J. W. McMehon and Carlton Delbridgs of Sioux Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
State Cement Commission
George Philip
Warrett Green
Pierre
Green
Tory
Masons Plan For Big April Party
Masons arrange an April 18 gathering in Huron with the Shrine Band from El Riad temple Sioux Falls as principal attraction. A local committee led by Harlan Whitman organizes golf preparations and a dinner for officers and spouses at the Marvin Hughitt hotel. The Sioux Falls group tours the state after drawing 350 people in Mitchell and will visit Yankton and Brookings later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrina
el Riad Temple
Sioux Falls
Huron
Marvin Hughitt
Declam Winners Named in Alpena Contest
The annual district high school declamatory contest held yesterday drew 231 participants in three divisions. Birdie Frier Lane won humorous with The Program at Our School, Douglas Dunman Woonsocket placed second with Open Wider, Leona Grunewaldt Woonsocket third with The Pest. Beulah Booye Wessington Springs won dramatic first with The Littlest Rebel, Frances Yonker Woonsocket second with The Lilac Lady, Helen Schmida Letcher third with The White Hand of Telham. Roy Jones Wessington led in oratorical with The Tian Who Walks Alone, Paul Evans Alpena second with I am innocent of This Blood, Mansell Piper Letcher third with The Man Nobody Knows. Judges were Supt J Howard Kramer Miller Prof H Jackson and Mrs E H Jackson of Huron College. It is noted Stradivarius made about 1000 violins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena Alpena
Birdie Frier
Lane
Douglas Dunman
Woonsocket
Leona Grunewaldt
Mansell Piper
Letcher
J. Howard Kramer
Miller
H. Jackson
Huron College
E. H. Jackson
Two Methods in Television Backed by Competing Camps
The Associated Press reports New York debates two television scanning camps mechanical versus electrical. Mechanical scanning uses a neon lamp and a rotating disk at 1200 rpm with limited lines, while electrical scanning employs cathode ray tubes offering noiseless operation and virtually unlimited lines, with synchronization enabling more lines at the transmitter without changing receivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Falsifications in Krueger Records Spark Audit Findings
Stockholm April 8. Falsifications in the books of Krueger and Toll company directed by Ivar Krueger, the Swedish match king who died by his own hand at Paris, have been found by accountants. The auditor reports entries to erase parent balances and liabilities among Krueger and subsidiaries, with fictitious assets and duplications noted. The report also cites unrelated details about Budapest on both sides of the Danube.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Krueger and Toll Company
Ivar Grueger
Pariz
Krueger
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Wolsey
Wey RE. Cone
T. H. Joeckel
Yale
August Lemke
Mr. Joeckel
W. J. Israel
Robert J. Dean
Ey Arti
Bismarck
AB Huron
North Platte
Saint Paul - At
Sheridan
Williston
Sam
Masons
Stradivarius
Cremona
E. Butterfield
Krueger Records
Budapest
Buda
Pest
BPS
Waibel Hardware
United States
U. S
Peerless
Thanical Service
U.S
U. S. Guard
U. S. Tires
Wilson Barber Auto Co
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