Rotary Peace Talks At Wednesday Meeting
The Rotary Club program at Marvin Hughett Hotel featured Judge A K Gardner and Jovin A Churchill presenting Rotarian views on the Emergency Peace Campaign. They supported peace but warned there are bounds beyond which peace cannot be maintained and cited the US World War entry as in vain to prevent German domination. F C Kingo presided in President George W Woghts absence. guest James Ward, former member and now San Francisco resident, attended.
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Rotary Club
Marvin, Hughett Hotel
A. K. Gardner
Jovin A. Churchill
Walter H. Riley
F. C. Kingo
Rotary
George W Woght
James Ward
Club
Vtresident
San Francisco
How One Woman Lost Pounds Of Fat With Kruschen Salts
A magazine style weight loss pitch claims one half teaspoonful daily in hot water will clear the digestive system, reduce fat, and boost energy. It advertises a 4 week supply of Kruschen Salts from druggists across America, noting minimal diet changes.
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America
Redfield hosts crop judging practice by vocational students
Redfield High School vocational agriculture instructor R V Diggins will host a Saturday session on April 10 with five schools sending five-member judging teams. Participants from Northville, Hitchcock, Wessington, St. Lawrence, and Wolsey will practice crops judging to select state contest personnel, as allowed by state rules for three-man teams.
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Redfield
R.V.“ Diggins
Te Digging
Northville
Hitchcock
Wessington
St. Lawrence
Wolsey
Tucson Youth Ring Blamed on Black Legion Film Influence
Tucson police studied a self styled black legion gang of boys ages nine to sixteen who branded members with heated marks and operated from a city storm sewer. Their leader carried a pistol and warned others. They ran a petty theft ring, robbing merchants and holders, yielding 107 dollars in cash and valuables. Two burgl ary charges were filed, twelve questioned and released.
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Tucson
Ariz
Black Legion
C. A. Wollard
Wollard
Pima County Coordinating Council
Thorles
William Bray
Coordinating Council
Wallard
Nennes
Amana Colonies Embrace Electric Current and Modern Life
Amana, IA residents celebrate electricity as the second major change in 90 years. The 2600 acre commune shifts from communism to a capitalistic structure while wiring 28 homes and shops with a $37,000 Rural Electrification loan, of which $25,000 suffices. occupants repay the balance.
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Amana
Chonges
Tukor
Federal Rural Electrification Administration
Arana Power Inc
Colonies’ Administration
U.S
Carol Sikorrals Wins Sweepstakes Ticket to Huron Theatre
The article notes Carol Sikorta as a sweepstakes winner for coloring Boots and her buddies strip. She earns a free ticket to the Huron Theatre and can pick it up at the box office on the day she plans to attend. Other winners include Donald Jelmeland Vernon Bensley Vaughn Wilcox Junior Schinderling Shirley Barringer Merril Barringer and Jonathan Maxvord.
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Carol Sikorta
Huron Theatre
Donald Jelmeland
Huron
Junior. Schinderling
Merril
Barringer
Haros
Jona Maxvord
Shirley Barringer
Huron Theatre Color Contest Rules
Ruth Christensen announces a weekly color contest at the Huron Theatre for boys and girls. Entries color any one comic strip from Friday Evening Huronite and must arrive at the newspaper office by 6 o clock next Wednesday.
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Ruth Christensen
Huron
Huron Theatre
Leather Tooling Classes Announced at Community Center
Instruction in leather tooling will be offered free every Monday night at the Community Service Center. G. H. Hyde, educational director at the C. C. camp, will lead the sessions which begin at 9 o'clock. Classes are open to the public.
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Community Service Center
G. H. Hyde
C. C. Camp
Eunice Ravenscroft Hosts Senior Class Party at Wayland
Eunice Ravenscroft, daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Ravenscroft, gave a senior class party at her Wayland home Monday evening for Wesley ton High School. More than 40 attended with teachers as guests. It was a hard time party with cards and prizes won by Eugene Schwab, Clayton Morrow and Lauren White. After lunch, music, singing and visiting followed.
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Eunice Ravenscroft
Wayland
A. J. Rvenscroft
Wessington High School
Eugene Schwab
Clayton Morrow
Lauren White
Mrs Nichols entertains Ree Heights birthday party
Mrs A J Nichols hosted 12 guests for daughter Charlotte’s birthday in Ree Heights with old fashioned costumes and games. Mrs Pearl Walker surprised her parents Mr and Mrs N Ty Hickox with a 43rd wedding anniversary party featuring cards visiting and late refreshments.
Litchys Entertain Wayland Guests on Birthday Day
Mr and Mrs Ed Betterman and daughters Mr and Mrs Wilbur Patridge and family and the Halen boys hosted Mr Litchys birthday anniversary in Wayland. M C Cood and wife visited at Wassington Springs with their daughter Mrs Carl Hurley. Evans girl breaks arm after move to Wessington for medical care.
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Litchys
Wayland
Ed. Betterman
Wilbur Patridge
Halen Boys
Erwin Litchy
Mr. Litchy
Springs Wayland
M. C. Cood
Carl Hurley
Wassington Springs
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Postpone Masonic Meeting at Clark to April 19
The district Masonic meeting planned for Monday evening in Clark is postponed due to blocked roads from the recent storm. It will now be held on Monday, April 19, with E. S. Severance district deputy grand master in charge. Six lodges are expected to be represented.
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Masonic
Clark' Clark
Clark
E. 5
Severance
Young Demos Lay Plans For Big Jubilee
Beadle County Young Democrats announce a full program for a April 13 jubilee in Wheel fun hall. Hubert Humphrey, president, says the event will be the club’s largest gathering with national Jefferson anniversary honors, an evening of business and entertainment, ending with a free dance and supper at 8 p.m. All interested in the Young Democrats are invited.
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Young Demos
Hubert Humphrey
Beadle County
Young Democrats
Thomas Jefferson
Humphrey
Wheel UN
Wolsey Presbyterians Elect New Officials
In Wolsey the Presbyterian Church elected and reelected officers for the coming year at a Church meeting. Reelected were H. H. Cheney Frank Allen and W. N. Montgomery as board of Wasiers members for three years. Mrs. W. D. Fry was named treasurer Elva Rodman superintendent of the Sunday school W. B. Thrall assistant superintendent Kathes Fry organist Mrs. Ralph Osmanson choir director Maxie Cogswell organist Wilbur Rudman Sr. Aglexale Press F. B. Mills was named pastor for another year.
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Wolsey
Presbyterian Church of
Leola Brown
Actuel Secretin
Orpha Rae Chenes
Ralph Osmanson
Maxie Cogswell
WP Thrall
Kathes Fry
Baik Gordon
Wilbur Rudman
Aglexale Ty Press
F. B. Mills
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Carol Sikorrals
At & Men’s Store
Tulare
Twlare High School
Groton
la Vonne Brugger
Jean Binger
Wilma Walker
Ruth Summer
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