Social events and club gatherings fill weekend schedule
U C T and auxiliary meet Saturday at 7 30 p m in K P hall. Card party for US C s members and wives. Miznah chapter 9 C E 5 meeting postponed to April 27. Sackett captains two sides. Sackett group wins and will be entertained by Stephen group. Staff practice Tuesday 8 p m. Bridge prizes go to Burns, Drumm, and Sharpe. Lunch for 25 by Quigsey Whitney Reese and Moore. Sharpe to host T A B club April 23. Sunday meetings include War Maintenance at Labor Temple and Bible study at Mrs Young's home. Monday Literary Coterie, Plodge, James River lodge, and a Women’s chorus meet. Piano recital by Mrs Nelson’s pupils broadcast from KGDY. Optimals extension club met for Thrift Dishes project. Loyal Stars and Royal Neighbors held meetings with plans for district convention in Huron and a mothers and daughters banquet. Rainbow Lodge closed last meeting. Huronians attend district meeting with many officers and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E
Feth Sackett
Sackett
Stephen
Hugh Barclay
Dudley Burns
Carl Drumm
M. G. Sharpe
Tventy
Harrison Quigsey
W. J. Whitney
Jack Reese
Charles Moore
Sharpe
T. A.B. Club
M. Corkin
Kenneth Sackett
Literary Coterie
James River Lodge
I 0. C. Fy
Plt
H. N. Carlson
Town Avenue Southeast
Royal Neighbors Plan District
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Castlehall
Huron
Aberdeen
Pierre
Edna Walsh
Independence
Kan
Mac E. Moore
Sioux Falls
Anla Huddlester
K PL
Hazel Henson
Nan Kinsman
Hilda Simpson
Rose Cotton
Emma Patrick
Castle Hall
Louise LeEmgle
Christine Clemens
Hitchcock
LaDelle
Carpenter
Virgil
Wessington
Wolsey
L. L.trotter
WNAX
Assembly
Grand Lodge
Clara van Tassel
Bancroft
Laura Seeley
Gladys Kitzman
L. L. Trotter
Deland
Lee
Edna White
Pearl Pearce
Nellie Grave
Beth van Praag
Allie Lothrop
Ethel Feybarger
Jennie Twiedy
Edith Cooper
Cath ‘Erina Hopkins
Alma Steeley
Minnie Wuerfel
Bertha Phillips
Vergie Ray
Lulu Robinson
Sophia Hill
Lordes Harris
Myrtle Anderson
City Briefs Highlights from Huron Area Notices
Mrs O T Fuller has returned home for the summer after a stay with her niece Mrs C H Hanson at 153 Town avenue southeast. W A Senter of Watertown visits Huron on business. guests Mr and Mrs R V Baschke Mrs Carl Stackwick and John Gonner from Estherville IA visit Mr and Mrs E P Stackwick at 58 Wisconsin avenue northeast. A son born to Mr and Mrs H J Tauber at a local hospital last night. Hammermill Laid Antique stationery advertised. George W Leeder of Mitchell in Huron for business. O R Meyhaus and wife of Sioux Falls, formerly of Huron, visit. Erwin Rawstein of Wolsey announces birth of a son at a Huron hospital this morn. Harold D McLean returns from Newcastle Wyoming after days of business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. T. Fuller
C.H. Hanson
Town Avenue
Watertown
Huron
R. V. Baschke
Carl Stackwick
John Gonner
Estherville
E. P. Stackwick
Wisconsin
H.j L. Tauber
Southeass
Kiel
Ing
George W. Leeder
Mitchell
Meyhaus
Sioux Falls
Harold D. McLean
Newcastle
Wyo
O C Dokken 78 Dies At Toronto South Dakota official dies in retirement
O C Dokken 78 longtime South Dakota commissioner of school and public lands died at his home in Toronto April 20. He homesteaded in Dever county in 1873 and helped oversee construction of the state capitol. Born October 9, 1855 in Eidsvold Norway he came to America in 1870. Funeral services set for 2 p m Saturday with burial in Wood Lake cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Dokken
Toronto
S. D
Hig
Wood Lake
South Dakota
Mr. Dokken
Eidsvold
Norway
America
Nebraska Plans Big Arbor Day
Nebraska marks Arbor Day with three million trees planted across prairies. The campaign, led by the American Legion to observe the 62nd anniversary originated by J Sterling Morton, includes 300 legion posts and civic groups. State Forester Watkins noted 1 400 000 trees planted near the national forest at Halsey and 1 300 000 seedlings distributed to farmers. The event features Henry Wallace addressing Nebraskans at Arbor Lodge, Morton’s former home.
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Nebraska City
Neb
Nebraska
American Legion
J. Sterling Morton
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture
Henry Wallace
Fire Department Praised for Strong 1933 Record in Huron
Vernor of the Western Actuarial Bureau congratulates Huron Fire Department Chief Max Teuber on a stellar 1933 fire control record. The per capita fire loss was 3 cents, compared with 2.05 dollars in 1982 and 2.85 dollars in 1931, while 1933 costs were about 1000 dollars lower than 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richasa
Varnar
Coucapo
Western Actuarial Bureau
Huron Fire Department
Carl Gibbs
Huron
Mx Vernor
Max Teuber
Recognition for Huronian Sister in Federated Club Move
Grace D Richards of Huron learns her sister Mrs A E Jones of List D has earned statewide and national endorsement as a candidate for the second tier presidency of the General Federation of Women's Clubs. She is the first North Dakota woman thus honored, active in club work five years with roles in district site or national positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace D. Richards
Huron
A. E. Jones
List . D
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Jones
North Dakota
Highways In State Reported Good In Snow Moisture
South Dakota gravel roads are in fair to good condition thanks to recent snowfall moisture. The state highway commission report by Frank D Kriebs notes improved surface quality, with short detours needed where construction progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
South Dakota
Frank D. Kriebs
State Highway Commission
Mrs John Chase Named Acting Harrold Postmaster
Mrs John Chase becomes acting postmaster at Harrold after appointment received last Saturday. She has lived near Harrold for several years, previously residing in Huron and in Spirk county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chase
Harrold
MacArthur backs bigger army plan in Congress
General Douglas MacArthur told a House subcommittee that Representative Thompson of Texas is offering a bill to expand the army by 48,000 men. He called the measure a remedy for critical defects and said enactment would strengthen US security and rehabilitate thousands of unemployed young men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
Washington
Aig
Representative Thompson
Texas
Douglas MacArthur
Army
Stuf
House
United States
Weather summary for Huron area forecasts and temperatures
Readable weather notes show temperatures one year ago and today with extremes and precipitation totals for month and year. Forecast covers Huron and vicinity with frost tonight, warmer Saturday, and generally fair conditions in West and North port, Iowa, and Minnesota regions with cooler nights and mild daytime warmth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Iowa
Minnesolta
Road Conditions Report From Brookings to Aberdeen
The Brookings area reports clear roads with 39 degrees and high 45. Sioux Falls shows 45 and clear roads. Fierze at 36 to 55 has clear roads. Rapid City 34 with unclear notes but roads remain clear. Huron 23 to 49 lists clear roads. Mitchell shows unclear figures but roads are listed as clear. Yankton 37 to 47 has clear roads. Aberdeen notes 30 to 48 with precipitation and clear roads. Listing contains many garbled phrases but indicates generally clear roads with varying temperatures and some precipitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Brookings
Node
Sioux Fells
Fierze
Rapid City
Huron
Mitchell
Yankton
Aberdeen
Safer Farming Drives Started In South Dakota
The Safer Farming program promotes proper planting times to reduce prussic acid risk in forage crops like am ber cane and Sudan grass. Details urge one or two acres per head of livestock, notes drought resilience of grain sorghums and proso millet, and directs farmers to county emergency offices for more information. A state committee, named April 30, will organize meetings in Huron and other towns to advance forage production under drought and grasshopper pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Sudan
Ell County
William Arlington
Oscar Johnson
Lakem
Aubrey H. Sherwood
Huron Merchants to Receive New Blue Eagles
Postmaster E H Bruem mer announced that Farley ordered envelopes and application postcards distributed to every Huron business, insured to display the Blue Eagle insignia upon signing and returning the government blank. NRA aims to mail Blue Eagles to applicants in individual envelopes. North Carolina State College reports hog raising reduces corn surplus in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
James A. Farley
Cea
E. H. Bruemme
Mr. Farley
Girde
Nras
Individua
Bruemmer
North Carolina State College
Miller area committee forms to plan drought cane plantings
Parrish and Russel Bard of Miller head a nucleus committee to represent Hand County. A Friday meeting in Miller will add members and set conditions for statewide action to plant drought resistant crops and cane to feed livestock next winter. The state committee includes Emil Loriks of Arlington, H B Test of Frederick, and J J Martin of Watertown as prominent agricultural leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parrish
Russel Bard
Miller
Hand County
Regia
Emil Loriks
Arlington
South Dakota Farmers Union
H. B. Test
Frederick
South Dakota Farm
Classic Turkey Stuffing Recipe From Old Time Pocket Style
An old time favorite stuffing method uses cracker crumbs and soft bread with sage seasoning. The instructions suggest two cups of crumbs, two cups bread, eggs, pepper, salt, and optional chopped nuts for a richer dressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texaco
South Dakota press leaders named for agriculture vantage
K. E. Sanders of Centerville is named president of the South Dakota Press Association. W. Given of Milbank chairs the Agriculture Committee. S. D. Bankers Association and Robert D. Lusk of Huron’s Evening Huronite serve as senior figures in the briefing lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. E. Sanders
Centerville
South Dakota Press Association
W. Given
Milbank
Agriculture Committee
S. D. Bankers Association
Robert D. Lusk
Huron
Evening Huronite
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U. C. T. and
K. P. Hall
US C
Labor Temple
B. of RT
Labor
Watch Tower
H. Young
Beach Avenue
Mabel Nelson
KGDY
King Cotton
Sousa Lorena Timperley
Gertrude Smith
Juanita
Leonard Nelson
Haydn
Princeton Cannon
Marcl Hewitt
MT and Osborn
Warjorig
Bastian
Maricus Johnson
Minuet
Sampson
Roger Tou
Luks
George Nelson
Handel Lor
Gene Ann Sau
Ding Dong
Donald
Margaret Youngberg
Blake
Optima Extension Club
Optimals
W. J. Braskamp
Dakota Avenue South
3. Jackson
Charles Magruder
George Comerford
Charles Roberts
Logal
Martin Anderson
Simmons Avenue Southeast
Vess
Doris
J. C. Opperud
Ruth Sherman
J. FP. Buckmier
Rainbow Lodge
Rainbow Lodge No
L. A
R. T
Martha Sierhens
Ken
Sally O'Neil
Creighton Chaney
Pathe News
Mickey “the Three Musketeers
Cornhusker
Fire Department
Vernor
William Gargan
Marian Nixon
Joan Miljan
Francis
Kit Carson
Charlie Chaplin
Metrotone
Eigh Lowtation
Bismarck
North Platte
Minnneapolis
Sheridan
Williston
G. Tamblyn
Grant
Oriental Ball Room Wolley
OM Madrid
Bart
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Mother
Epitaph Monument Corporation Inovites
Epitaph Monument Corp
Thorsness and
Crowns
Lydia E. Pikkham
Harvey R. Huntley
Beadle County
Syd
Sherif
Edmund Lowe
Georgia Minstrels
Victor McLaglen
B. McEligott, Mya
Clark Gable
Claudette
Walter Connolly
Roscoe Kems
Man Who
Hf Oemie
Popeye the Sailor
Paramount News
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