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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1936

Page

3

K C Rodeo Set For Ft Pierre May 22 24

First annual R C Rodeo and spring festival announced for May 22 23 74 at Stanley County Girlgrounds Ft Pierre. Nine committees named with many local sponsors and officials assisting. attractions include saddle bronc bareback calf roping relay bulldozing and a parade with prizes for best floats. The event may feature Cap itol City radio, a bucking-horse show, and regional riders, with cooperation from Stanley County sheriff Abe Noonen and Mike Dona hue.

FT. Pierre Stanley County Girlgrounds Pierre Council Kaleglits of Columbus Nami Finthre al Kratt Milard Inti John Woods Tori Devine Abe Noonen John Avests Jack Schliessman Joe Buck Martin Kenne Art B. Thomas

Auto accidents kill five and injure forty two in March

Myrtle Morrison reported that 48 motor vehicle accidents in March caused five deaths and 92 injuries with 6403 dollars in property loss. The figures show a decline from last year, with totals through April 1 at 130 accidents 11 deaths 69 injured and 21003 property loss.

Stave Myrtle Morrison

St. Lawrence Man Buried This Week

Funeral services for Lloyd Ross were held at St. Lawrence cemetery. Ross born November 7 1809 in Savanna Illinois, family later moved to Burdette. He contracted erysipelas in March and died last Monday night. Survived by wife four children and two brothers Glean and Clyde.

St. Lawrence St, Lawrence Lloyd Ross Mr. Ross Savanna Burdette Ross Glean Clyde

Broadland Extension Club Demonstrates Canned Meats

Broadland Extension Club met April 18 at the home of Mrs Lemuel Whitaker. Tena Meidema and Mrs Steve Beamsra led a canned meats demonstration as twelve members answered roll call with memory verses. The group practiced Mother Machree for a May music program and set May 2 at Mrs Martins for the next meeting featuring May and Marcela Hanley on Smart Sewing Stunts with tongue twisters for roll call.

Extension Club Broadland Tena Meidema Steve Beamsra Broadland Extension Club Lemuel Whitaker Mother Machree

Hyde Named Acting Head at Dakota Wesleyan University

Dr. Melvin W. Hyde, previously dean at Wesleyan and head of the education department, was designated acting president of Dakota Wesleyan University by the board’s executive committee at a Mitchell meeting. Former president Dr. Earl A. Roadman left to lead Morningside College, Sioux City. Hyde earned a PhD from Columbia University in 1981 and has four years as dean and five as department head.

Hyde Wesleyan Crely Melvin W. Hyde Dakota Wesleyan University Mitchell Earl A. Roadman Morningside College Sioux City Wesleyan Columbia University

Nine and a half pound son born to Orchard family

A nine and a half pound son was born Thursday morning to Mr and Mrs WJ Orchard of Blant. Orchard is manager of the National Atlas Grain Elevator in Blant.

Bluny WJ. Orchard Blant Orchard National Atlas

Two Elections On Same Day Baffle Canton Voters

Canton voters face dual elections on the same day amid controversy over whether the city should adopt a commission form of government. A court hearing in Circuit Court addressed alleged ballot entry flaws from the April aldermanic election and potential ruling to set it aside. Mayor M G Skyberg seeks both alderman and commission mayor roles as he nears the end of his first term.

Canton

Milbank Burglary Suspects Sentenced in Aberdeen

Milbank residents learned of sentences for the Milbank Merconthe burglary case tried in Aberdeen. John Swanberg received two and a half years for accessory to third degree burglary, and a companion drew the same term. George Hartman got one year for unlawful entry, with costs. Edward Nagle and John Sullivan had previously pleaded guilty and received two years each. Sullivan's confession linked the gang to other Minnesota store robberies.

Milbank Watertown Milbante Mercon Aberdeen Howard Babrock TeMl Leo Flynn John Swanberg Babcock Hig Sompanion George Hartman Four Rate Guily Roberts County Jai Me Edward B. Nagle John Sullivan van Buren Perry State Sullivan Minnesota

Farmers Resume Work Near Blunt After Snow

Farmers report spring field work has begun again near Blunt as melting snow leaves moisture but no surplus. Grain sown before the cold snap survived with fair prospects, while wind raises dust. April showers would be welcome in this section.

Blunt Blunt

Finger Severed in Home Sausage Grinding Incident

Mrs Frank Moore of Blunt suffered a finger injury when it was severed at the first joint in a food chopper while grinding sausage at home on Monday. She was rushed to St Mary's Hospital in Pierre for treatment.

Frank Moore Blunt

Social Science Teachers Confer in South Dakota Meet April 24 25

Social Science teachers from South Dakota plan a two day conference at the University of South Dakota April 24 and 25 to form a state academy of social science. The program opens Friday with GO Tanning of Augustana College discussing Early Trade and Commerce on the North Atlantic. J A Van Birk of Dakota Wesleyan will present a paper on Episodes in the Public Career of John Breckenridge. W F Kumlien of State College will lecture on a relief summary for 1930 36. A banquet follows in Dakota Hall then an Antarctica lecture by Dr. Lawrence M Gould at Slagle Auditorium. Saturday morning at a joint meeting with the Academy of Sciences G G Beckwith will speak on Early Black Hills Trails and Transportation. J S Murphy of Northern State Teachers College discusses George Washington political philosophy. The session closes with a talk on Sources and Uses of Industrial Corporation Capital by C F Dunberm of Huron College.

GO. Tanning Augustana College North Atlantic North Bea Dakota Wesleyan College Pablic John “Breckenridge South “Dakota State College Dakota ‘Hall Antarctica Lawrence’ M. Gould Carleton College Slagle At & P.m Academy of Serines G. Beckwith University of South Dakota Black Hills

Odd Fellows and Rebekahs mark 117th anniversary celebration

In Alpena on April 18 a joint Odd Fellows and Rebekahs event at the lodge hall featured W. B. Sheffield giving a history outline of the order followed by card games as the evening's entertainment.

1.O.O.F. Lodge Alpena Odd Fellowship Odd Fellows and Rebekahs L O. O. F. Hall W. B. Sheffield The Odd Fellows

Show Window Garden At Clark Grocery Catches Fever

April 18 Clark Special notes the Lien grocery store turning a large show window into a miniature garden. A garden stand with radish plants is inside and two dolls outside dressed as gardeners. Last year Lien transplanted vegetables to his garden with fine early harvests.

Clark Ordin Lien Lien Grocery

Berry Renames Two for State Boards

Pierre April 14 announcement from Governor Berry's office names two reappointments. Dr We Rosencrars of Vermillion receives a three year term on the Osteopathic Examiners board, and Vernon Gotthelf of Parker is named to a two year term on the Soldiers Home board. New terms run to April 1, 1439.

Berry Pierre We Rosencrars Vermillion State Board Osteopathic Vernon Gotthelf Parker Atte Soldiers’ Home Board

Churches Seek Strong Platforms for Community Pull

In Brookings on April 18 pastors and political figures discussed building attractive church and organizational platforms to draw community engagement. Rev G A Doolittle urged churches to serve recreational and spiritual needs with welcoming buildings and policy. The four annual Character Education Conference drew 25 delegates from South Dakota groups.

Doolittle

Waa Chairman Proposes County Education Improvements

The Waa chairman presented recommendations to improve conditions in the county's character education program. He outlined strategic steps, urged community support, and emphasized school and civic partnership to strengthen student conduct and civic responsibility.

Waa

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