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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1932

Page

2

Primary slate for Jerauld county offices announced

Wellington Springs April 7 special report lists Republican candidates filing for May primaries in Jerauld county. Incumbents A F Pinard and L B Johnson face challengers for sheriff and clerk of courts respectively, with contests for auditor, treasurer, register of deeds, and other posts. Delegates and state seats also named, including state senator races and a contested register of deeds.

Wellington Springs Jerauld County Hazel Dean A. F. Pinard Olaf Olson J. L. Sedgwick L. &. Ausman Clyde Price EB. Mute L. B. Johnson QO. W. Tise Augusta Refvem Maude Englund J. Schmierer W. P. Ross Elizabeth Sutton F. &. Tupper George E. Whitney William Beckmans E. M. Barber Charles R. Hatch Alice McDonald L. M. Larsen J. J. Carson K. T. Alsenbrey Fred N. Dugham Wessingten Springs Stith Betret E. Rr, Sher Chamberlan Defauld County Register of Deeds Alberta Fellows Jeng P. Jensen Othre Earl C. Gregory Ward Kieser Joe Atkins Robert Cook Walter Brenneman

Madison Teachers Seek Aid as Rent Cuts Assist Budget

Madison teachers returning next year at reduced salaries will receive landlord aid to cover living costs. Landlords have implemented significant rent and boarding cuts for teachers. The entire public school staff is guaranteed reemployment next year unless resignations occur.

Madison

Sioux Falls Doctor Banned From Boy Scout Work

Dr. John Di Donahue of Sioux Falls was barred from any future Boy Scout work after his arrest on an intoxication charge at the merit badge exposition. He accompanied Sioux Falls scouts as driver and was a committeeman, not a scout master.

S. F Mitchell John di Donahue Sioux Falls Dr. Donahue

Mail Carrier Dies Consolidates Elkton Rural Routes

Elkton consolidates three rural delivery routes into two after the death of Frank W. Ebert. Chief Postal Inspector F J Goshey finalized the change. Fiddie Timm and Joe Heffernan will run the two remaining routes, each covering about two miles daily, keeping all Elkton patrons served from the local post office.

Elkton Frank W. Ebert F. J. Goshey Fiddie Timm Joe Heffernan Pew Goshey

De Smet Seeks Change In City Government Form

A petition on file with city auditor E F Ruskell asks for an election to switch from the commissioner to the eldermanic form. De Smet and the commissioners are expected to call the ballot at the regular election day. A 1927 vote favored the commission form by about 10 percent of 416 votes.

de Smet E. F. Ruskell Commissiore Eldermanic Commission

How Modern Women Lose Pounds of Fat Swiftly Safely

Advertisement claims Kruschen Salts will reduce fat in four weeks with a daily half teaspoon dose. Promises increased energy clearer skin and brighter eyes. Endorses instant drug companies and money back guarantee to persuade readers to buy.

Gat Igstant Drug Co

Outstanding Co ed at 8 D State Margaret Townsend

Margaret Townsend of Huron is hailed as the outstanding co ed on the State college campus. She has made the honor roll every quarter since enrolling and is expected to graduate with high honors this spring. Townsend recently relinquished the editorship of the Collegian and is the second woman to hold that post. She was named among the college’s most beautiful co-eds and is active in dramatics forensics and women's athletics, a member of Guidon Sigma Lambda Sigma and Pi Gamma Mu, with high standing in the general science division.

Brookings State College Margaret Townsend Huron Miss Townsend Collegian Campus Weekly

Petit Jury Drawn for Federal Court in Sioux Falls

The current term petit jury was impanelled before Judge A Lee Wymen. Assistant U S attorney B D Barron led arraignments of defendants charged with violations of the Prohibition Act. Several defendants pled guilty to liquor charges, including Leo F Cook Alvin O Alsterson Fred Fincke Emil Pekas Wagner Robert Brown Harry Bails and A R Welch.

Siouk Falls A Lee Wymen B.D. Barron U. S Leo F. Cook Alvin 0. Alsterson Huron Fred Fincke Yankton Emil Pekas Wagner Robert Brown Chamberlain Harry Bails A. R. Welch

Shrine Entertainment Planned At Faulkton

Yelduz temple announces a Faulkton visit on Friday April 29 featuring a card party and dance for Masons Shriners and Eastern Star spouses. Local committee includes Dr A J McDowell Fred Bol ler A G Tanner George Kutschke and Dr H Schmidt as chairman. First Shriner visit to the area is expected to draw a large out of town attendance.

Faulkton Faulkton Yelduz Temple Faulkton Yelduz Adjancer Aberdeen A. J. McDowell Fred Boller A. G. Tanner George Kutschke H. Schmidt

Conventions Go To Vermillion

Co ed delegates from 42 colleges in 13 states will attend the annual convention of the central section of the National Women’s Self Government Association at the University of South Dakota next Monday and Tuesday. Ruth Payne of Vermillion, president of the South Dakota chapter, says the two day program will cover common problems facing individual girls and the group. Welcome greetings will be given by Herman G. James, Eva Glassbrook, and LeRoy Ericeson. Last year’s meeting was in Ann Arbor. Dorothy Clark and Linda Kammerman represented the Vermillion chapter. States represented include Minnesota Indiana Missouri Kansas Michigan Wisconsin Ohio Pennsylvania Kentucky New York Oklahoma Mississippi and South Dakota.

Vermillion National,Women’s Tongue of Self Government Association University of South Dakota Ruth Payne South Dakota Herman G. James Eva Glassbrook LeRoy Ericeson Salem Ann Arbor Mich Dorothy Clark Mobridge Linda Kammerman Rapid City Minnesota Indiana Misonis Iowa Kansas Michigan Wisconsin Missouri Kentucky Pennsylvania Oklahoma New York Mississippi Women's League Self Government Association Miss Payne

Unemployed in Sioux Falls to be aided by charity dance

Sioux Falls unemployed are to benefit from a charity dance April 1d with music donated by the local union and a ballroom free of charge. Tickets and ads are donated and all proceeds go to charity via the American Legion post. In Virgil district, 55 sacks of Red Cross flour were hauled from Huron for distribution.

S. F Sioux Falls Sioux Falls Musicians’ Union American Legion RED Cross Virgil Clarence, Rogers Mel Fulton Huron

Protest Importing Guard Rail Posts

Rapid City residents protest the South Dakota purchase of Michigan guard rail posts to Governor Green. They argue the posts can be treated and delivered in South Dakota at a lower rate than Michigan imports.

Rapid City Michigan South Dakota Green Black Hills

Protest Dumping In Lake Near Watertown

City council acted on a state game and fish commission request to stop dumping refuse into Lake Pelican. Deputy Tekan Tv ness food fish reported ongoing dumping below the water line and from the city dump nearby. The council ordered investigations and halted dumping near shore to protect the lake.

Watertown State Game and Fish Commission Lake Pelican Tekan TV Ness Coucil H. M. Freeburg

Gann Valley Holds Court of Honor for Scouts Members

A court of Honor in Gann Valley included C. B. Beelman H. D. Brown R. D. Fraser from the Boy Scout troop committee and Hurold Carlson Eagle Scout of Onida. Burt Wooledge was a candidate for merit badges in public health personal health firemanship and first aid to animals.

Glenn Baziman Berlim Mel Jay Hall Franklin Knight Gann Valley C. B. Beelman H. D. Brown R. D. Fraser Hurold Carlson Onida Burt Wooledge

Egg Special Tie Eye Measured Inches and Weight

Broadland reports a Mrs Jalpit Willeut gathered an item described as an eye tied measurement of one fourth by seven and a quarter inches and a weight of a quarter pound in an April note.

Broadland Jalpit Willeut

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