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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1943
Page
6
Three Hour Union Service At Grace Church Friday
A three hour Good Friday observance will be held at Grace Episcopal Church with sponsorship by the Ministerial Fellowship of Huron. The rector of Grace Church acts as general chairman. the service includes hymns psalms prayers and meditations to memorialize the crucifixion. Worshipers are asked to enter and leave at proper times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church
Ministerial Fellowship of
Huron
Grace Church
Good Friday Service in Huron Unites Protestant Churches
A city wide Good Friday observance in Huron features a series of devotions on the seven words from the cross led by local clergy. Choirs from all churches assist, with Miss Helen Buchanan directing music and Mrs. Howard T. Shober acting as organist. Business leaders are urged to allow employees to attend portions, and the annual offering supports city wide Protestant projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomae Mathers
Charles E. Wilcox
Joseph W.gray
B. van Heuvelen
Earl C. Longfellow
Paul Mallory
Tony Samsel
C. L. Conklin
Helen Buchanan
Howard T. Shober
Huron
Protestant Churches of
Court Refuses To Review Indian Case In Sioux Claim
The Supreme Court on Monday declined to review a decision dismissing a Sioux claim to recover 739,116,256 dollars plus interest from the United States for 73,781,826 acres of land taken by the government. The principal suit involves 7,346,157 acres in the Black Hills area seized after gold was found in 1874 by Lt. Col. George A. Custer. A navy flyer will be supplied with a fur lined flying jacket for 18.75 dollars as a way bond.
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Supreme Court
United States
Justice Department
Black Hills
Great Sioux Reservation
George A. Custer
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