Visiting dignitaries and local residents mingle in Huron
City briefs note Mrs. Robert Burrow and Miss Olga Peterson of Omaha visiting for a week at the E. Elwood Smith home. Other items mention Mr. and Mrs. Pierce traveling from Nashua for a bereavement, several ragged fur ads, Calif. trips, and local engagements among Hastings residents and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Burrow
Olga Peterson
Omaha
E. Elwood Smith
Colorado Avenue
J. Pierce
Nashua
Pierce
Kiel Bros, ‘Inc
Elmer Herman
Albee
S. D
Henry Richards
Bancrofe
Carl Haug
Howard Swaney
Hyran
Cl 4
Bure
Bilers
Roy 2Filer
Pierre
Charles Peck
Lawn Ridge Avenue Southeast
California
Long Beach
Anaheim
B. H. Kerr
Minneapolis
Huron
Peck
Bertha Rackow
Winona
Rapid City
Brand Wire
Ross Williams
Williams
Sailvation
Bais City
Bertie
Baby Sharrall
Waterawn
Savage Isame
Frrlers
Koisui
Lake Norden
Elmer Johnson
Ben of Wat
Minn
Koisu
Social Events and Society Notes on Local Gatherings
Evelyn Hartnagel reports a luncheon at Tuck's Cafe honoring Miss Mercedes Heekenlishle with a prize waffle iron. Covenas Society hosted a meeting at Mrs. A. K Fehrman's home with readings on "Interest Bearing Domestic Bands" and pioneer stories. A bridge shower for Miss Bernice Tucker was held at Miss Arluwine Gardner's, featuring green and yellow decor and a personal gift shower. Mrs. Narbert i, Costain hosted the Monterey Chapter gathering with guest remarks on immigration programs and Congress plans. An extensive note covers 1938 Continental Congress happenings, education progress, loan funds, and Washington events with remarks by Mrs. Becker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercedes Heekenlishle
Tuck's
Covenas Society
A. K Fehrman
Dakota Avenue South
Tollefdon
Caroline Melum
Martha Molderhauer
Tucker Amtiss
Bernice Tucker
Eustus
Arluwine Gardner
Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
Questan
Maxine Dammerer
Maxine Klatt
Miss Tucker
Easter Gift Ideas Flood Local Ads With Colorful Cheer
An eclectic Easter shopping guide lists fragrant perfumes in crystal flasks, candy baskets tied with ribbons, and springtime cosmetics from Helena Tubin Town. It promotes Lucien Le Long’s Cordenia Perfume and describes decorative egg baskets, candy options, and sherbets for Easter dessert, urging readers to visit shops and enjoy festive offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Gibson $Y
Lucien le Long
Tells Of Pioneer Prairie Fire
Mrs Bess Madden recounts a Grant Township prairie fire of April 8 1887 in which her sister Annay Mursing and Kate and Ed Maloney died burned. Beadle County Historical Society meeting highlights include Clifton and Custer Townships prairie fire of spring 1903. Vocal selections and readings by local residents accompanied the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Madden
Grant Township
Annay Mursing
Kate
Ed Maloney
Beadle County Historical Society
Ben Towslon
Clifton
Custer
Joseph Ing
Mrs. B
Jol Junior
Larry Hott
Methodists Observe Holy Week Services and Baptisms
The Methodist church announces Holy Week services with Wednesday 7 30 p m reception of Junior and Intermediate Sunday School members and baptism for those unbaptized. A sermon will stress commitment and responsibility. Parents are urged to attend Thursday 7 30 p m for the Lord's Supper observance led by church leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roude Becker
Runaway Watertown Boys Held At Doland
Two Watertown minors aged 10 and 13 touring the Black Hills were detained Monday in Doland after car trouble stalled their trip. Officers stopped a car from a Watertown parking place, later swapping batteries and borrowing a new one from Rob Brown of Deland. A gasoline failure near Turton led to their capture by Doland Mayor Decble, who serves as law enforcement for the city. Parents to discuss the incident with authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Doland Turton
Black Hills
Dolonel
S mm
Deland
Rob Brown
Turton
Decble
Doland
Spink
Chamber of Commerce Seeks Permanent Quarters Bids
Located temporarily on the mezzanine near Marvin Hughitt Hotel the Chamber of Commerce invites bids from property owners for permanent quarters. Secretary Gene Denning said deadlines set for this evening as a special committee studies locations to select a permanent site after the fire that destroyed upper rooms of the J C Penny building. Offices have moved to parlor A at the Marvin Hughitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Wuoghitt
Chamber of Commerce
Gene Denning
Denning
Ily
J. C. Penney Company
Chamber
Mare Yin
Hughitt
Maine Governor Accepts Challenge in Maine Race
Maine Governor Lewis O Barrows a Republican says he will exploit Roosevelt and New Deal spending as the campaign issue in the state ahead of the national election. He criticizes former Democratic governor Louis Brann and Maine Democrats for endorsing Roosevelt and New Deal spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
Lewis O. Barrows
Roosevelt
Louis J. Brann
Brann
New Deal
Dersler
Seven Quizzed In Dope Smuggling Plot
Seven men were questioned today as federal and California authorities investigated a narcotics plot. The Chaumont, an American navy transport, landed drugs in San Francisco valued at 40 dollars. Andrew Howarth, ship’s mail orderly, and Robert Pison, Chaumont baker, were seized after going ashore from the Chaumont arriving with 1,300 mariners from China Manila and Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
Chaumont
Andrew Howarth
Robert Pison
Cheumont Baker
Chaumony
China
Manila
Hono
U S Holds Key On War Says Naval Expert
Tokyo April 12 24 The United States rests the key to whether a future world war occurs Rear Admiral Tota Ishimaru said the heaviest responsibility lies with Americans He warned the stage is set for a possible outbreak by 1930 He noted a balance of power with England France Russia on one side and Germany Japan Italy on the other He argued the United States is decisive and dismissed a war between the United States and Japan alone as unlikely He suggested a global conflict could hinge on American actions and alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
United States
Tota Ishimaru
Atone
Japan
Ishimaray
United Stas
Ishimaru
England
France
Russia
Germany
Italy
China
Tay
Annual Assessors School Friday in Beadle County
Beadle County holds its annual Assessors School this Friday at 2 PM announced by County Auditor Edw. G. Youngs. Township and city boards across the county are urged to attend and learn about assessment problems. A representative from the state division of taxation will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County
Edw. G. Youngs
State Division of Taxation
Beadle County Young Citizens League Elects Delegates
Delegates elected at the Beadle County Young Citizens League convention at Huron include Shirley Brae Sandereex Consolidated School Mildred Batley and Ruby Meyer. They will represent Beadle schools at the state convention in Pierre May 4 and 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Beadle County
Citizens League
Huron
Shirley
Brae
Sandereex Consolidated
Mildred Batley
Dis- Ruby
Townsend Auxiliary Meeting At Gambles Home
The Ladies Auxiliary of Townsend Club No. 1 met at Mrs. W. H. Gambie's home with ten members and guests. After a pleasant afternoon of fancy work a quilé lunch was served. The club will next meet with Mrs. A. Findlow at 540 Thirdly Street Southeast on May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
Gambles
W. H. Gambie
A. Findlow
Thirdly Street
Beadle County Considers Buying WPA Excavation Equipment
Beadle County commissioners met in a special courthouse session after returning from Yanteton and Alexandria where they inspected various excavation machines. They did not finalize a purchase and will reconvene to continue considering machinery for use on WPA highway projects in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yanteton
Alexandria
Beadle
Midwest Gas Association Elects Officers in Minneapolis
S BD Whiteman of Sioux Falls S D was elected president of the Midwest Gas Association for the coming year. F J Gunther of Lincoln Neb and H Dushane Jr of Chicago named as officers. Strike of Huron SD and three year term for executive council members announced. 300 members from six states Minnesota North and South Dakota Iowa Nebraska and Illinois registered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest Gas Council
Minneapolis
S. BD. Whiteman
Sioux Falls
S. D
Midwest Gas Association
F. J. Gunther
Lincoln
Ned
H. Dushane, Jr
Chicago
Aamed
Co. I
Huron
5. D
BRS
Minnesot
North and
South Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
Chinois
State College Club Elects New Officers
In Brookings on April 12 John Ryan of Kimball was elected president of the State College Printemiax Society at a recent meeting. He succeeds Woodrow Wentry, also of Kimball, a senior printing and rural journalism student. New officers include Leo Funk of Lake Preston as vice president, Irwin Johnson of Brookings as secretary-treasurer, Delmont Burn of Redfield as social chair, and Phyllis Weggint of Brookings as social assistant. The group outlined four day industrial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College Club
Brookings
John Ryan
Kimball
State College Printemiax Society
Ryan
Woodrow Wentry
Leo Funk
Lake
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Evelyn Hartnagel
Narbert i
Costain
J. A. Kenn
Montereiy Teilford
Herbert BR
Comain
Dakots Avenue
Grace Jaramerting
Grace Small
J. H. McMillan
Pat C. Underwood
Sioux Falls State Co A. R
Florence M. Becker
Hane
Island
Teoast
Continental Congress
Washington, D. C
Becker
Henry M. Roberty
Annapolis
Maryland
Virginia
Yorktown
Congress
Franklin D. Roostvelt
United Sts Marine Band
Rainsie
Carl E Milliken
The
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America!inc
Tedford
National Historica Magazine
West Virginia
A. Lafferty
Marene R. Longatall
Fenon Becler Simmy
Bell Mower
Cal
States of the Union
Chile
Helen Rubin
Stain
X OF
Sherman & Moe Drug Store
Historical Society
Blunt Blunt
Ray Zancule
Presbyterian Parsonage
Zancule
Ewart Garage
William Parks
Parks Garage
Cicago Tulare
Earl Marzahn
U.S
Mealtome
Sauerkraut
Robb Ross
P&g
Quer
PAAS
Page & Shaw
Perriton’s
Hansen
Rayen
Mthread
Bemberg
Shantung
Pete
Wagner
Eloris Nf
Lizes
Colo
Searls
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