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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1933

Page

5

Easter Services Planned at Woonsocket Church

Special Easter observances at Woonsocket Methodist Episcopal Church begin with a 7 AM sunrise service under Epworth League. Rev. Frank W. Cannon leads. 11 AM includes a music prelude by Donald and Maynard Sites with two anthems, led by Mrs. F P Galle and Mrs. K C Swenson at the piano, plus a baptism. An evening pictorial pageant The Way of the Cross is directed by Rev. F W Cannon using hand colored slides. A Passion Day service with Lord's Supper follows on Good Friday at 7:30 PM.

Woonsocket Woonsocket Methodist Episcopal Church Epworth League Frank W. Cannon Donald Maynard K.c.swenson F. W. Cannon

Committee Members For Fair Are Named PIERRE

Five more members of the committees promoting South Dakota's participation in the world's fair were named by C A Russell state secretary of agriculture They are Harry Kehm Harrisburg state American Legion commander and E R Judy Aberon France John B Hippie Pierre and R O Harding Redfield publicly and E A Sewell Webster exhibit

Pierre South Dakota C. A. Russell Harry Kehm Harrisburg Stae American Legion E. R. Judy Aberon France John B. Hippie R. O. Harding Redfield E. A. Sewell Webster

Pierre youths plead guilty to automobile theft

Pierre youths Walter Finn of Rapid City and Percy Franier of Pierre pleaded guilty in justice court to grand larceny for stealing an automobile from a Pierre Motor Company last week. They were bound over for sentence in circuit court.

Pierre Walter Finn Rapid City Percy Franier Pierre Motor Company

Forestburg Glee Clubs to Present Miss Cherry Blossom Operetta

Forestburg high school glee clubs under Miss Grace Ellingson rehearse for the operetta Miss Cherry Blossom to be staged Friday May 12 in the ball. Principal roles include Miss Cherry Blossom Veleris Thomp son and Kokemo Leo Noahr as proprietor of the tea room. Other cast: Elmo Fouberg Jack the American boy Clarence Farnam Harry Raymond Judy Jessica Vanderpool Clara Welton with a chorus of Giesha, American girls, and American boys.

Forestburg Grace Ellingson Kokemo Leo Noahr Togo Cherry Blossom Elmo Fouberg Jack Clarence Farnam Harry Raymond Judy Jessica Vanderpool Clara Welton Giesha

Stiff Election Competition In Gettysburg Mayor Race

Gettysburg faces a heated city election next Tuesday April 12 with mayoral candidates EB F Ryan and J F Weaver opposing incumbent Wil Weidensee who will not seek another term. In the third ward incumbent aldermen Rowlard Jones Jr and J C Strickland face challengers Louis Tillotson and J Myler. No tickets in first and second wards.

Garinysburg Gettysburg F. Ryan J. F. Weaver Wil! Weidensee Rowlard Jones, Jr J. C. Strickland Louis Tillotson J. & Myler

Doland resident wins honor for Chocolate Feather cakes

Miss Winnie Cooper of Doland submitted a Chocolate Feather cake recipe earning honorable mention. The entry details ingredients such as shortening sugar eggs milk flour and baking powder with a cream and fold method, followed by a white mountain cream icing and optional chocolate finish.

Winnie Cooper Doland Miss Cooper

Evening Tribune Recipe Contest and City Election Notes

Vague contest rules offer 1st prize of 3 dollars and 50 cents for second and third places. Entries must be written on one side only with the recipe attached, due by 5 pm Friday February 14. Municipal bond issue of $975,000 and city election include nine sewer and water commissioner candidates led by John B. Davis and others, with Buckman unopposed for municipal judge.

Hu Onite Municigad Light and Power Eneking Essary John B. Davis Lester G. Hall Oscar A Mattice Ira Kinegar Frank Swanson George Schile Frank ‘Guhin Pyne James Caasiily John Buckman

Receiver For Sudows Asked By Stockholder

Sioux Falls April 13. Appoint ment of a receiver for Sudow's Inc. owner of four women’s ready-to-wear stores in Rapid City Lead and Huron was requested in a federal court filing by William Friedberg a stockholder who owns 49 shares valued at 100 dollars each. He cites firm indebtedness and fears creditor lawsuits.

Sioux Falls Sudow’s Inc Rapid City Lead Huron WN. Friedberg Siotney City Friedberg

Receiver Appointed To Protect Creditors And Stockholders

A court has ordered the appointment of a receiver to safeguard the interests of creditors and stockholders. The action aims to preserve assets, oversee operations, and prevent further losses during the financial proceedings. Legal authority and the receiver's duties are outlined in the filing.

Nora Hasle Named to South Dakota Home Economics Post

Nora Hasle of Brookings will replace Florence Sly as supervisor of home economics for the South Dakota vocational education department. The appointment, announced by state superintendent L D Weeks, takes effect July 1. Hasle is a graduate of South Dakota College.

Nora Hasle Pierre Brookings Florence Sly South Dakota L D. Weeks Hasle South Ds

Miss Sly Joins Public Instruction Staff Notes Career

A summary of Miss Sly who has post graduate water work at State College and the University of Minnesota. She led the home economics department at Canton High School and now teaches in Norfolk Nebraska. She has been with the public instruction department since September.

Sota State College State College University ‘of ‘Minnesota Gueryi Canton High School Norfolk Neb Sly Seprem

Roman Laws Regulate Personal Liberty in Ancient Rome

In about 200 B.C. Rome enforced strict laws governing personal liberty including guest limits at parties funeral costs and even the color of women's dresses.

Rome B.C

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