Legion To Meet At Fair Grounds
Huron Legionnaires homeless by a fire two weeks ago will meet tonight in the dairy building at the State Fair Grounds. John F Snyder announces the temporary use of the building and outlines tonight’s agenda including a Bi Pemnent meet, a junior Argilean Legion baseball report, and Sons of the American Legion activities. Lunch will be provided by cooks from the CCC veterans camp. Special entertainment is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Legionnaires
John F Snyder
William Reaves
Snyder
Kindrmw
State Fair Board
Argilean Legion
T. E. Buby
American Legion
Kopper
CCC
Outdoor Play Program Starts at Winter Park Courts
The 1908 outdoor recreation plan begins with Tennis courts at Winter Park opened by Loftus Ward director of the city recreation group. William Tolmie and Warren Case lead the Winter Park courts with schedules for wide participation while summer activities roll out including Ravine Lake swimming and a new bathhouse nearing completion.
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Huron
Winter Park
Loftus HL Ward
Recreation
Guoup
Waliam Tolmie
Warren Case
Ward
Lop
Dirk
Simmer
Ravine Lake
Howe
Waterbury sports editor welcomes son at season start
Waterbury Republican sports editor William P. O'Donnell announces the birth of his son William P. O'Donnell Jr weighing seven pounds ten ounces as major league play opens. In Long Beach California a blondes contest will require 75 participants to wear old-fashioned bathing suits for a parade event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Conn
William P. O'Donnell
William P. O'Donnell, Jr
St. Mary’s Hospital
Long Beach
Calif
Ohio Fugitives Caught In Hills
RAPID CITY April 21 Sheriff Norris Hendrickson and deputy George Steinburg arrested two men who admitted they were escaped convicts from a Long London farm in South Dakota. Harold Sturz alias Millie and Arley C Brown alias William Spur ling were taken about 10 am in local railroad yards after riding a freight train from the east. A third man William Moore alias Carownable joined them Tuesday. Moore is held for questioning. Sturz was sentenced June 27 1920 in Pennington County circuit court to a year in the state penitentiary for larceny. it is unclear if he returned to Rapid City after release in 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
Norris Hendrickson
Parliar
George Steinburg
London
Harold Sturz
Millie
Arley C. Brown
William Spurling
South Dakota
Ian
Sturz
Atate
Waltery
Watertown Man Pleads Guilty To Indecent Exposure
Donald Fuller of 420 South Broadway Watertown pleaded guilty in municipal court to indecent exposure. Deputy Emil Scharn testified to the arrest for molesting a minor. Fuller was fined 50 dollars and ordered to pay 9 dollars in court costs. He formerly ran a grocery business in Aberdeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Donald Fuller
South Broadway
Emil Scharn
Little Gies
Aberdeen
Incumbent Re-elected In Lakes Preston Ward Three Victory
In Lakes Preston April 21 election the city council personnel remained the same. In the third ward contest incumbent Henry Hendrickson defeated Otto Tulson 45 01, with heavy turnout showing strong interest. Rogholt remains mayor alongside Beck Baldwin Hesby Warne and Garlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakes Preston
Wity Council
Henry Hendrickson
Otto Tulson
Edward Rogholt
Ing Beck
Art Baldwin
E. K. Hesby
C. Warne
W. Garlock
Cool Frock On Slim Lines Pattern Advertisement
A vintage pattern advertisement promotes Anta Adama frock with a panel red front, pockets, and slim lines. It details sizes 36 to 48, yardage 358 for size 36, and includes illustrated instructions. Order form asks for name address style number and payment of fifteen cents per pattern or book and pattern together twenty five cents from The Evening Huronite Pattern Department.
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Anta Adama
Anne Adams
Third Steel Southeast
Huron
S. D
Bandmasters To Meet April 30 In Huron
Central South Dakota Bandmasters Association announces a meeting in Huron on April 30 to complete organization. About 50 directors are invited, with dinner at 4 pm at Marvin Hughitt Hotel. Harold Grant leads Letcher and Fritz B. Johnson of Redfield serves as VP, Duane Smith of Huron as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central South Dakota Bandmasters Association
Huron
Marvin Hughitt
Central South Dakota Bandmasters
Musielius
Activle
South Dakota
Harold Grant
Letcher
Fritz B. Johnson
Redfield
Duane Smith
Embezzled Aberdeen Funds Are Recovered
Aberdeen sums stolen by former treasurer Marie Brown over nine years were recovered in full. Fidelity and Deposit Company paid the final 204.04, bringing total reimbursements to 200. These payments, plus 98,121.95 already credited, offset losses for the Aberdeen Independent School District which had advanced over 60,000. The district seeks further recovery from Aberdeen National Bank and First National Bank as part of ongoing suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ableleen
Marie Brown
Dormer
Fidelity and Deposit Company of
Baltimore
Aberdeen Independent
Aberdeen National Bank
Trust Company
First National Bank
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Aberdeen National
Hugh Ager
First National
Ree Heights youths pursue regional and state honors
Ree Heights April dispatch notes two young people headed for major contests. Margery Burge will represent Hand County at the regional C S contest in Fort Pierre after excelling with an essay on Gen Beadle. Riley Isard enters the state music contest in Yankton, performing clarinet with his mother Mrs H A Gardner on piano. their guide Myr Sobek accompanies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree Heights
Margery Burge
West Riverside
Hand County
Riley
Isardher Jett
Yankton
Fiske Assembly Hall
H. A. Gardner
Myr
Visie at Mesick Home Distracted Eastern Visit
Highmore April 2 Special Mrz Kate Berg and son of Baltic visited over Easter at the Br Mosick home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visie
Mesick
Highmore
Mrz
Kate Berg
Billion Funeral Friday In Sioux Falls
Funeral services set for Henry Billion 87 Sioux Falls funeral director died Tuesday at St. Mary visiting daughter. Spearfish center to be held. Vandercoole Music School figures to join. Mitchell boy has peanut removed from lung via bronchoscope. Senator Hitchcock postpones South Dakota trip due to Senate business.
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Associated
Prasy Biluion
Sioux Falls
Henry Billion
Pronger
St. Mian
CAMY
Spearfish
Pt Spearfish
Gr. EC
Woodhurn
Norm
Mit
G. B. Molnes
R. W. Bulwert
Brittain
N. Chalmers
Vandercoole School of Music
Chicago
Acle H. Richardson
Sturzis
Hitchcock
Mitchell
Herbert
Witchcock
South Dakota
Trin
Washington
Seamen narrowly elected mayor of Doland in close vote
In Doland on April 17 three candidates were listed: M F Beamen Charles Payne and Thomas Rutherford. Millard Seamen won by a single vote to become the city’s new mayor succeeding C B Déobia. The aldermen named to work with him include John Bloom George Tabble Arthur Paine Harold Gelston Vincent Shull and Fred Kiteman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Déobia
Doland
Aldermcn
John Bloom
George ‘Tabble
Arthur Paine
Harold Gelston
Vincent Shull
Fred Kiteman
Juniors Sponsor Dance at Rink Hall on Friday
The NS Juniors will host a public dance at the Rink Ballroom Friday evening April 22 to raise funds for the Junior Senior Banquet at Lutheran Church on April 25. Harry Eisle’s Orchestra will provide music and the event aids the club’s banquet expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specifly
Rink Ball Room
Harry Eisele
Lutheran Church
Tuesday Club Meets Ref Heights April Special
The Tuesday Club met at Mrs. Jack Struse’s home on April 19 for the last regular meeting of the year. Plans were made for the annual picnic and a committee chaired by Helen Braden Alma Goth and Blanche Henson organized the event. The evening included sewing and a lunch. Construction begins on highway 37 on April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heights
Jack Struse
Helen Braden
Alma
Goth
Blanche Henson
Kiwanians Share Banquet In Interclub Challenge
Wessington Springs Kiwanis Club hosted Redfield Kiwanis for a joint banquet at Odd Fellows hall. Attendance efforts highlighted by a 100 percent Redfield turnout across 13 interclub meetings. New members invested, with speeches by district governors and local officials.
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Wessington Springs Club
Redfield
Wessington Springs Kiwanis Club
Redfield Kiwanians
Wessington Springs
Redfield Club
1 Springs
Odd Fellows Hall
Fred N. Tundman
Welsington Springs
Charles P. Birch
J. H. Keartin
R. W. Gibson
W. Gibson
W. F. Brucll
Roy Bull
SW. Clark
Feisure
Karl Munch
Madison
Jerry Lammers
George Kinhols
Pierre
Minnesota-Dakota
George Kienholz
Leonard Lgischner
Frank Jensen
Springs
Raymond Krink
J. W. Hearn
Hayes- Lucas Flumber
Harry Hutter
Aberdeen Kiwanians
Salem teacher undergoes appendicitis operation
Miss Marion Smith, visiting her mother Mrs Hulda Smith over the holidays, was taken to Haron hospital Monday where she underwent an appendicitis operation. She teaches at the public school in Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Smith
Hulda Smith
Haron Hospital
Salem
Adlor Adlorkii Skin Benefit Claims From Adlori Wash
Verna Sebloon touts skin improvement and relief of constipation after using Adlor product. The testimonial mentions Adlori washes for bowel relief and improved complexion. Additional figures or endorsements from Serman and Mrs. Drupg appear in the ad copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Sebloon
Serman
Drupgjists
Adv
Rural Chorus Plans Annual Concert at Lake Preston
Kingsbury County rural chorus directed by Mrs Zella Scofield of De Smet will present its annual concert in the high school auditorium on Saturday April 30. About 700 join the chorus and 25 in the rhythm band will perform. A Beadle pageant with nearly 100 rural children, chorus songs, folk dances and solo numbers will delight audiences, with a large crowd expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Preston
Kingsbury County
Zella Scofield
de Smet
Ree Heights honor roll leads by boys in fifth six weeks
Ree Heights High School reports five weeks results showing boys ahead in scholarship honors. Senior Doris Nicholas is valedictorian and Wilbur Lingseheit salutatorian. juniors include Doris Slack Catherine Sun and Riley Gardner. Sophomore honors list features Mildred Speirs Emerson Peteria Ruby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree Heights
Aescuts
April M
Freshman and Junior Stars Honored on School Roll
Readable fragments show naming of students Flint, Wayne Gardnerested, Suho, Raymond Cracker, Pat Goth, and Clarence Justice with honorable mention on a school roll, noting honors and envy of peers while indicating freshmen and junior contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Wayne
Sunrise Services Held At Doland
About 30 Methodist Epworth League youths gathered at the Doland church for a sunrise service at dawn. Shirley and Marjorie Smith sang as six members performed a play and Marion Graham led an Easter program before breakfast at the parsonage. Reverend J. Wilkinson noted this was the largest Easter sunrise attendance in eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tpccau
Methodist
Epworth League
Shirley
Marjorie Smith
Marion Graham
J. 5. Wilkinson
Home for Vacation for Gladys Etbauer in Como
Gladys Etbauer arrived here Wednesday morning for a rest and vacation at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Ed Ethbauer of Como. She is a private nurse from St Josephs Hospital in Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree Heights
Gladys Etbauer
St Josephs Hospital
Sioux City
Ed. Ethbauer
Como
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