Harmonica Band Excites Washington School Pupils
Washington School Harmonica band of sixth and seventh graders, about three months old, performs for Hu ron Rotarians. Most players had no private lessons or instruments, yet they read parts from note and show future potential in choirs and bands. Principal Hortense Bebbitt praises the program as a strong school aid and calls its work worthy of praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington School
Huron Rotarians
van Dist
Hortense Bebbitt
Washington
Russian discontent grows as famine and fear spread
Reports from travelers who spent months in Russia describe queues for food at 40 cents and long waits from 4 am. They cite bitterness toward Stalin, harsher censorship, and officials glorifying the state while basic liberties erode. Rumors of trouble rise as global observers question the apparent gains of the Soviet system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Leningrad
Caucasus
Joseph Stalin
Moscow
Editorial predicts end of business downturn in West
The Commercial West, the Financial Weekly of the West, argues bad times are ending. It notes indicators like rising retail sales, low inventories, and banks ready to support recovery, while the nation has suffered 17 months of malaise. It urges readers to “get busy” and expect rapid convalescence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial West
Financial Weekly of the West
The
Pationt
Pierre editor finds fault with many public figures in winter
Editor Hipple of the Pierre Capital Journal expresses discontent with the state of affairs. He claims he has insufficient material to quarrel and shows no strong opposition to the new governor or the attorney general or other public officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hipple
Pierre Capital-Journal
Atttorney General
Grape Juice Campaign By California Growers Widens
California grape growers press a sales drive through Fruit Industries Ltd to market grape juice in cities like Milwaukee and Chicago. The campaign promotes Vine-Glo home use juice with varieties such as Port Muscatel Tokay Virginia Dare Plate Lauberne Burgundy Riesling, while asserting legality under federal law. South Dakota remains strictly dry, potentially limiting expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aquor
California
Fruit Industries, Ltd
Milwaukee
Chicago
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Washington Authority
South Dakota
What Do The Wets Offer
The Kansas Capper argument shows wets are split on restoring liquor sales. They favor returning the decision to states, risking loss of state rights and saloon control. Prohibition flaws persist, yet no wet plan promises improvement. Debate centers on two congressional districts versus at large representation. The legislature faces a division challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
Washington
Senator Capper
Kansas
50 Dakota 4-Hers Return From Trip
Fifty South Dakota 4-H delegates returned from the national club congress in Chicago. They met 1200 members from 43 states, with highlights including Viola Mach winning style revue honors and 7200 delegates in the arena singing. The trip inspired plans to share lessons with fellow club members and sponsors who supported the educational visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
South Dakota
Chicago
H. M. Jones
Viola Mach
Miss Mach
International Ampitheater
Amedica the Beautiful
Jones
Acc
National Club Congress
Story Contest To Close December 20
December 2 closing date for January stories in The Young Citizen contest per editor Migs Aleen Erickson. Entrants choose one of two topics, prizes are classroom pictures. Stories must be ink on paper, under word limit, with writer name and school details in specified corners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Citizens League
Migs Aleen Erickson
Young Citizen
Citzen
C. S
Vritteni
Pierre
Making Of Friends Is Pleasant Task
The article discusses the appeal of forming friendships, citing Charles Lamb’s quip that liking to be liked drives social interest. It warns that true friendship requires genuine effort beyond appearances, balance between external manners and inner sincerity, and adhering to a timeless rule that friendship comes from mutual regard rather than artifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lamb
Pers
Trip Winners To Short Course Announced For 1930
The list of 1930 free trip winning clubs and delegates for the short course will be announced Monday. Delays arose as clubs delayed sending names, some delegates named by the county agent due to missed meetings. Eli M. Jones, state club leader, must have the information to arrange transportation. The Evening Huronite contest awards trips to clubs submitting the best news stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli M. Jones
Huron
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Highlights Officers and Marriages
Twenty years ago in Huron Syracuse lodge No. 1 Knights of Pythias elected C. C. A. W. Havens C. M. Eckles P. Chas Markwood M. Wa M. Simons H. Foresberg and John Dramsdahl as officers. Licenses granted for marriage to Frederick B. Gluesing and Emily R. Stahley. Local residents update on health travel and visits, with notes on Boy Scout meeting plans and a skating rink being prepared as cold weather returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Lodge No. 1
Knights of Pythias
C. C
A. W. Havens
C. M. Eckles
P., Chas
T. Markwood
M. Wa
Des Moines
Bryant
D, Peck
Edra
Toledo
Ohio
Huron
Robert Donahue
C. S. Fairbank
Scotch Bluff
Neb
C. A. Blakehorn
Thoms Erickson
Sheaver
Teams
Wis
Anna J. White
Beaver
Minn
R. C Winheim
Opera House
Boy Scout Movement
Third Street
Lina Girard Wins In Story Contest
Lina Girard, eighth grade pupil at Gibson school Jefferson 5 D and Young Citizens League member, wins first prize in the December story contest. Mabelle E. Vanes, seventh grade Powers school, Owanka, takes second prize. The winning tale titled What Christmas Means to Me is printed with permission of editor Aleen Erickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Girard
Gibson School
Jefferson
5. D
Young Citizens’ League
Young Citizen
Lena
Mabelle E. Vanes
Owanka
Powers School
Raor
Aleen Erickson
The
Christman
Margeret Peterson Reviews Ramodts FL Sesioan Book
Margaret Peterson, assistant librarian at Horan library, reviews a new Ramodts FL Sesioan story titled The Charlemanta Creek TM. The tale mirrors the author’s earlier works with a liberation escape arc echoing real history and a described incident involving a young woman and her child in a Mantle history context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Peterson
Ramodts
Sesioan
Margeret Peterson
Ewistant
Sunshine Club Completes Year In Hand County 4-H
Doris Hussman of the Sunshine 4-H club recounts a year of tanning and sewing projects in Hand county. She notes joining a tanning club in 1929 and a sewing club led by Mrs. E. W. Parsons, serving as secretary, winning one drive, exhibiting a nightgown at the state fair, and plans to attend the Junior Short Course in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Club
Doris Hussman
Sunshine
E. W. Parsons
Sara L. Dewing
Qetober
Parsons
Whittier School Holds Thanksgiving Program and Sale
Whittier School five miles north and three miles east of Huron held a November 26 program attended by a large crowd per Elwood Baseman. The event featured choir numbers, readings by Theodore Williams and Dale Barton, performances by grades, a harmonica solo, and the farm hands group. Baskets sold by Gus Kretchman with Edward Haseman as clerk raised $15.05, plus $5.60 carried over, funds to buy school equipment.
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Whittier School
Huron
Elwood Baseman
America
Theodore Williams
Ike and
Mike
Dairy Maid
Reading
Dale Barton
Local Social Notes From Manchester and Around Town
Manchester residents Mr and Mrs Kris Kasperson Mr and Mrs Albert Baum Mr and Mrs Herbert Gilmore Mr and Mrs A Reilly and Mr and Mrs W Turner hosted a Sunday dinner at the C Brimley home in honor of a birthday. The Allison school event at town hall on Friday December 5 aimed to raise funds for a portable phonograph for the school. Mrs Charles Helm recovering from throat infection shows improvement. News of travel: Mrs J E Woodall learns her father C J Madison had a stroke. Rauser travels to DeKalb to be with his father. Mrs Woodall plans to join if condition worsens. Community members met Monday night to discuss plans for a ball on Wednesday.
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Manchester
Charles Helm
J. E. Woodall
DeKalb
C.J. Madison
Rauser
Mra Woodall
Jeter
St Maeweis Sd
Seemnent Ee
Pruceday
Local Notes from Carthage and Nearby Areas
Carthage De G E Burress and family spent Friday and Saturday in Sioux Falls. Mrs N W Meyers has improved. Parker’s Mrs Meyer visits at the Albright home. Miss Marjorie and Raymond McCewley of Rapid City visited the Albright home. Raymond attends Brookings school. Funeral of John Sneesby held at Congregational church on Thanksgiving morning. Byron Stratton and Edwin Stratton wed in a Thanksgiving ceremony. Rev Berg presided. Newlyweds to stay at the Byron Stratton home temporarily. Miss Martha Felix and Edwin Hehurson wed on Thanksgiving day and will live on the groom’s farm seven miles west of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. G. E. Burress
Sioux Falls
N. W. Meyers
Meyer
Parker
Marjorie
Raymond McCewley
Rapid City
Albright
Raymond
Brookings
John Sneesby
Congregational Church
Byron Stratton
Marion
Stratton
Edwin Strabloom
Me. Berg
Martha Felix
Edwin Hehurson
Groom's
Community notices of social visits and church events
Alpena Hubert Schamber and family and Mrs Carrie Evenson held services at Silver Creek church and were dinner guests at Mac home. Henry Gian of land and Art Nessan of j aer visited the Erickson home. A trip to Pete Evenson’s hunting grounds. Lulu Kinsman went to Huron. Maud Biinshit returned for a day. Andrew Dragseth and family of Vo verse visited Chris Peterton. Rev J E Washburn will speak at Woonsocket on Sunday afternoon. accompanying were W T in Mrs Q L Barringer and My Holly. I O O F officers elected. crystal “lie” served later. Many trips to Sioux Falls and Aberdeen. Rev and Mrs Edward Graviiian attended New Zion church meeting and supper. Orra and Lyndon Barringer visited grandmother near Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena
Hubert Schamber
Carrie Evenson
Silver Creek
Drew Mac
Henry Gian
Art Nessan
J Aer
H. Erickson
Pete Evenson
Nessen
Lulu Kinsman
Huron
J. E. Washburn
Woonsocket
W. CT
Vention
W. T
Q. L. Barringer
Holly
Hed
Hier
Pole
W. L. Kelly
Noble
Jey Thompson
G. J. Niihani
Charles Brummer
John Miller
el, Holly
W. L. JS
Ellis Barnes
Tre
Frank Eberhard
Sioux Falls
W. L. Coft
M. Stenion
Edward Graviiian
New Zion Church
Youry
Stuper
Emanual Tiede
Graunian
Tiele
Grauman
Edgar Knox
Imnel Baruth
Vera Smith
Lucille Murphy
Aberdeen
Orra
Lyndon Barringer
Special meeting of Dot and The Selena Rebekah lodge initiates three new members
Dot and The Selena Rebekah lodge held a special Monday night meeting in lodge rooms to initiate Miss Viglet Liebig Miss Hazel Mielke and Miss Rosalie Baer. Visitors from LaDell lodge attended. After initiation the evening featured speaking and playing garde a lunch was served with Mrs Willard Doty as chairman. Several townsfolk were mentioned in Watertown and Faulkton trips with neighbors returning from Beaver Dam Chicago and Hoppington
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Dot
Selena Rebekah
Viglet Liebig
Hazel Mielke
Rosalie Baer
LaDell Lodge
Willard Doty
Don Cole
Riddle
Watertown Shopyre Day
Mesdames Oden Olsen
Willard Bow
Williams
P. L. Brown
Sis
Mabel McLain
Watertown
W. G. Brant
Faulkton
B. L. Ewing
Chicago
A. J. Riske
Beaver Dam
Wis
So-Play Sewing Club Meets at High School Auditorium
The So-Play Sewing club gathered at the high school auditorium on Wednesday night for a luncheon hosted by Arlene Richards and Marie Hoag. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith and daughter Vera returned from Mitchell shopping, while Fred and Henry Hilkemeier visited Gus Hilkemeer in Crandon. Mahlon and Russell Walker did business in Haro on Thursday, and Bob Tott made a Witchell call this week. The Evangelical Young People’s group is rehearsing the play No Account David for upcoming presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
So-Play Sewing Club
Audiorium
Arlene Richards
Marie Hoag
Joe Smith
Vera
Mitchell
Fred
Henry Hilkemeier
Gus Hilkemeer
Crandon
Mahlon
Russell Walker
Haro
Bob Tott
Witchell
Evangelical Young People
David
Ladies Aid meeting and cattle shipments noted
Bonilla The Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs Louis Barbleman with 12 present. Earl Bunwell shipped a carload of cattle to Sioux City Thursday and G Schlutter sent a carload to Sioux City Tuesday. Ray Morris visits his sister Mrs Jack Webber. Arllie Wineger was in Encor on business Tuesday. Lydia Walton helps with the Lehren household duties.
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Bonilla
Aid
Louis Barbleman
Earl Bunwell
Sioux City
G. Schlutter
Sioux’ City
Ray Morris
Jack Webber
Arllie Wineger
Encor
Lydia Walton
Lehren
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Huron Scouts Review
Richard Byrd
Lina Girard
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