Soil Erosion Program Expands in South Dakota
Brookings April 18 The new federal soil erosion program moves fast in South Dakota as farmers and landowners organize county committees training schools and local groups. The state committee led by Harry Schooler outlines county teams to supervise farm work and determine soil depleting crop bases for 1936 payments amid seed shortages and past erosion losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
South Dakota
Bows D
Davies
AAA
Tment
Harry Schooler
Cooper
Robert Dailex
Hlandrean
Sam Lassen
Aurora
William van Zee
Platte
Pavies
Nebraska
Washington
Ics
South Buketa
Toatam
Star Committee
State PEO Meeting Plans State Convent in May
Spearfish April 18 Mrs Berenice Woodburn state president announces plans for PEO sisterhood state convention at Flandreau May 14 15 and 16 guest of honor Mrs Hallie Newell president of the supreme chapter expected to bring guests from 45 chapters more than six members from the state's 45 chapters attendance anticipated state officers listed including Mrs Alice Smith Mrs Helen Hutton Mrs Nettie O Bilitor Mrs Mary Shend and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spearfish
Bere-nice Woodburn
PEO Sisterhood
Flandreau
Hallie Newell
St. Louis
Supreme Chapter
Woodburn
Alice Smith
de Smet
Helen Hutton
Sioux Falls
Nettie O' Bilitor
de Rapids
Mire
Lary Bellamy
Rapid City
Marie Hartman
Vermillion
Mary Shend
Salern
Editor Letters on City Government and Rates in Huron
Readers debate the City Manager plan, electric rates, and public service in Huron. Contributors urge turnout, challenge Shober, and defend Northwestern Public Service Company while citing candidate motives and local governance.
Mrs Gilbertson of Erwin Buried in West Bethany Church
Mrs C Gilbertson aged 62 died in Erwin April 18 funeral services were held at home then West Bethany Church led by Revs O L Levarsen De Simet and Ty Borgen She is survived by her husband four daughters four sons and numerous grandchildren One son preceded her in death Burial was in West Bethany Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betheny
Mitchell Youth Severely Burned At Abattoir Boiler
Mitchell youth Sullivan suffered severe burns to the upper chest neck arms and hands after removing a hot grease lid at the Snedsbite department of the Mitchell abattoir. The attending physician reports his condition as satisfactory for now and transfixed by the accident Report notes the incident occurred yesterday and notes the ongoing medical concern nearby Willow Lake Vera Ena Cat family updates indicate Mr. and Mrs. Frohlich traveled home due to the illness of P S Frohlich, who recently had surgery in Watertown and shows some improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
John
Sullivan
Snedsbite
Willow Lake
Claud Frohlich
Vera‘ Ena
Cat
Bulow Convicted in Federal Judge Scandal Case
In Washington on April 18, Senator William Bulow of South Dakota voted for conviction as the inmate held Federal Judge Halsted Ritter of Florida guilty of bringing his campaign into scandal and disrepute. Senator Norbeck, also a South Dakota Republican, abstained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulow
Washington
William J. Bulosr
South Dakota
Pachocse
Halsted Ritter
Florida
Benster
Peter Norbeck
South Dakots
Abecot
City Officials Split Over Proposed Electric Rates
Commissioners debated an ordinance on electric rate changes with several members voicing opposition to the plan. Citizens weigh the impact on households, workers, and the Northwestern Public Service Company, urging careful proof of any rate reductions before change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Thi Shober
Northwestern Public Service Company
Sfhtem
Tal Hl
Hazdn
Public Service Company
Bens
Berlin
Tawnler
S .Agummee
Barky ‘Colton
John ‘Kexum
Frenk ‘Koehn
B. Olyon
Theodore Smogard
Geore Greene
An -Daing
Lye
Northwestern Public Services Company
Erwin Students Win Typing Awards At School
Erwin Consolidated High School honors students for typing speed with awards. Joyce Johannesen earns gold pin for top typing speed. list includes Helen Ackley Dolly Anderson Roland Blakewell Rose Jensson Joyce Johannesen Dauren Johannesen Marvin Jorgensen Helen Krueger Milton Kussman Gertrude Larson Mildred Penn Margaret Schanck Thomas Bohich War Simpson Marvel Sorenson Elsie Walkow Hugh Walkow Rose Jensen also receives a shorthand certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Jorgensen
Helen Krueger
Muton Kussman
Gertrude Larson
Mildred Penn
Margaret ‘Schanck
Thomas Bohich
War ‘Simpson
Marvel Sorenson
Elsie Walkow
Hugh ‘Walkow
Rose Jenuyn
Legion Auxiliary Meeting and Speaker Report
In Frankforty on April 18 the American Legion Auxiliary met with twelve mothers and two guests present. Clara Zachritz of Faulkton, department president of South Dakota, spoke on the St. Louis convention. Lunch followed hosted by Mrs Haag, Stewart, Manning, and Lambert. Vera Haag was the afternoon guest. Next meeting will be a Mother's Day party at Mrs Lena Kaurney's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Haag
Feulkton
Mru
Lena Kaurney
Eastern Star meeting drapes charter for late member
Wellington report says the Order of the Eastern Star met in the temple on Tuesday evening. The charter was draped in honor of a recently deceased member, with the special ceremony noting the loss and recalling the organization’s duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Order of the Eastern Sitar
Temple
Am Atated
TeRey Watson
Townsend Club Rally Supports Townsend Plan In Mitchell
More than 250 delegates attended a Mitchell district Townsend Club convention where speakers denounced the present economic system and the Federal Reserve Banks. The Huron delegation reported strong interest, planning an annual Townsend gathering and an invitation to a Watertown Chamber picnic, date to be set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinthes City Flat
Malbank Townsend Club
Ospaneizer
Townsend
United States
Federal Reserve Banks
Bennet
South Dakota
Allan Bogue
Parker
J. C. Borphall
Sioux Falls
Grant Parrish
Millex
James Arnolds
Aberdeen
Judge W. Www
Rapid City
M.C. Sorenson
W. A. Johns
Huron
Townsend Club
Watertown Chamber of Commerce
Dhy
Sunshine Mixers Wessington Meeting Report
Sunshine Mixers of Wessington met with co hosts Mrs Clarence Coop and Mrs Mable Alarie to discuss canned fruits cooking. Tom DeHaven reported on Huron extension clubs meeting. Social hour led by Mrs Frank Kearney and Rev Shes. Prize winners included Mrs Sam Bungumy and Mrs L R Chesebo. Chesebo also sang Roses of Picardy and At Dawning while Alarie sang The Rosary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Mixers
Wessington
Wesslngton
The
Sunshine
Clarence Coop
Mable Alarie
Laverne ‘Clark
Coop
Huron
Mire
Tom_DeHaven
Hard Farmers Resume Seeding in Hand County Fields
Hand County farmers report about half of the seeding finished this week. Wheat dominates the crop with oats and rye also planted. Little rain so far this month and temperatures range from 28 to 80. Topsoil is fair, subsoil dry, and no hoppers found yet in the county.
Bridge Club Meets in Frankfort and Esmond
Special reports from Frankfort and Esmond describe bridge parties hosted by Mrs. Darlene Feterson and Mr. and Mrs. Urdette Augenbaugh. Guests attended Wednesday evening events with high scores noted for the hosts’ games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge’ Club
Frankfort
Darlene Feterson
Ibridge
Diamond Jubilee Plans Point to Record Northwest Celebration
Diamond Jubilee plans announced by Governor Clyde L. Rerting and E J Dowling envision a nationwide broadcast and press notices from Yankton. Special trains and motor services will bring thousands of people from Des Moines to the 75 year Northwest festival. Maurice W Jencks, Yankton native and theater figure, promotes a grand outdoor stage show at Yankton College Stadium and a forty-car carnival train. Plans target crowds surpassing 400 000 for a historic regional celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maneton
Clyde ‘L. Rerting
Town
E.J. Dowling
Dakota_ Territory
Dakota
Soffer
Des Moles
Thas
Lowa
Northwest
Maurice W. Jencks
Dormer Son
Yankton
Sioux City
International Association
Yankston
Yankton ‘College Athletic Stadium
Ingtin
Yanktén ‘Tor
Wessington Rebekah Lodge Hosts Evening Event
Wessington April 18 special program at the Morning Star Rebekah Lodge marks 117 years since the Odd Fellowship founding. The upcoming event on April 29 will include a lodge gathering and a public card party with contract bridge and 500 games. Prizes were awarded to Mr and Mrs Clarence Coops and Mrs Ray, and Late Brown in the 500 games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington Rebekah Lodge
Wessington
Morning Star
Rebekah
E. Lodge
Odd Fellowship
Lodge the Rebekebs
Wand
Clarence Coops
Rayy
Late Brown
Brookings Graduate Earns Arizona Professorship
Brookings graduate Pultz, a South Dakota State College alumnus, has been named an assistant professor of botany at the University of Arizona. He will also serve as assistant head of the university's cultural experiment station. Pultz earned BS and MS from South Dakota State College and a PhD from the University of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
Leon
Pultz
South Dakota
University of ‘Arizona
Pulz
University of Arizona
State College
University of Chicagos
Sugar Plant ‘Investigation
Bureau of ‘Plant Industry
Washington
Bridge Club Meets Blunt on April 18
The Blunt Woments Bridge Club met with Mrs Beulah McDonald for five hands of bridge. Leona Fhislows had high score and won the dear prize. Mrs Leon Soward was second high. Next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Bess Mc Dane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
BLUNT
Specifil
Chib
Beulah McDonald
Nice
Leona.Fhislows
Leon
Soward
Bess McDane
Attendance at Willow Slare Music Contest Held April
Two carloads of young people departed early for Hedfield to attend a district music contest. The adult choral group and several members journeyed together. A benefit musical was presented Tuesday evening to help cover trip expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Slare
Hedfield
Tris
Saudrtrte
Chirus
Huronian Poetry Contest Awards Announced
Thirty-one poems were entered in the All-School Poetry contest judged by the Mitchell Poetry Clinic and Minnesota Poetry Society. First prize went to Mrs. Masia Todd of Billings Montana, with several finalists from Huron and nearby towns. The event, part of a creative writing class led by J C Lindberg, was sponsored by Northern State Teachers College English department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe. Cay
Mitchell Poetry Clinic
Robert
Carex
St Paul
Wiseqpresident
Minnesota Poetry Society
Harrin ‘'S
Fopawssi
Aberdaan
Masia Todd
Billings
Mantray
Murray
C. ‘Kirk
Spring
Optometrists Gather in Huron For SD Association Meet
The South Dakota Association of Optometrists will hold its April meeting at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel in Huron. Dr. Chris Roesler of Mitchell, the association chairman, will direct the Sunday session scheduled to open at a.m. Discussions will cover listed subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
di Irigt
The
South Dakota Association
Marwin Hughitt Hotel
Chris Roesler
Mitchell
Association Chammag
Special Aptitudes and Penalties in Visual Service
A fragmented listing references health topics such as special aptitudes and penalties of poor seeing, with orthoptics and eye care themes implied. Content hints at medical or educational discussions on vision and human service.
Extension Club at Eighmore Meets FOCHMORE
The Extension Club at Eighmore met in the church basement with fifteen members present. A demonstration on sustaining household appearances was given by Ten Wescott and Louise Meyers. Two guests attended Mrs Lambert of Highmore and Mrs Wright of Holabird. Roll call honored April birthdays and anniversaries. lunch was served by Charlotte Snyder and Mrs Callier for Mrs Shely who was ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighmore
Fochmore
Happy Bemmers Extension ‘Club Way Shult
Ffteen
Ten Wescott
Louise Meyers
Lambert
Highmore
Wright
Holabird
Mem‘bers
Charlotte Snyder
Callier
Shcely
Tonsil Clinic at Miller Hospital May Appointments
Tonsil clinic at Miller Hospital will be held in May with appointments arranged through the county nurse in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aller Miller
Iiller ‘Hospital
Restaring
Families Move Esmond Farm Areas After Vacations
Hl mer Grotta family moved to a farm vacated by Lew Corbins. Frank Richards family moved back to their home. Walter Hammer family relocated to a farm near Raymond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esmond
Hlmer Grotta
Lew ‘Corbins
Frank Richards
Walter ‘Hammer
Raymond
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paige
Ithe iGood
Mc. Shober
Pos
Shober
Axepen
EL. Bowa
Werhape
Sme
Hu, Ton E
Mr. C. Shober
W. S. Davis
Erwin
Tohn Abacz
Nan Sautomabile
Bennett
Senate
Coughlin and Frazier
Maw
Urdette Augenbaugh
Curtis
Egitn
Minneapolis Amuzes
Polisieadt
Tachetier
Daum Auditorium
Wren
Petitioners Committee
AHL Commercial Printing
Ander the
Walter J. Bachman
Imd
Huron Publishing Cap
Sin
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!