Two PTA Groups Hold Christmas Program Night
The December meeting of the Jefferson PTA, presided by Mrs Ray Johnson, featured a Christmas themed program. Junior orchestra directed by Christian Kapham performed five selections, Marilyn Lee delivered The Star, Troubadours sang with Kathryn Baylor at piano, and Miss Margaret Peterson from the City Library discussed Christmas backs for Christmas. Mrs J W Keck, city school board member, spoke on Friendship with the theme Peace on Earth Good Will to Men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Pta
Ray Johnson
Christian Kappham
Marilyn Lee
Kathryn Jean Baylor
Mise Bolen
Buchanan
Margaret Peterson
Library
Junior High PTA Candy Sale Fundraiser Held
An open forum at the Junior High library discussed a Christmas theme gift sale organized by the PTA Girl Reserves with refreshments served by Mrs Burd and committee. George Bell and Loftus Ward assisted in the meeting led by Rev. Alfred Trenerty, the vice president.
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Jefferson
PTA
Mss
George G. Bell
Loftus
H. Ward
Alfred Trenerty
Bolivia Proposes Sanctions Treaty to Stop Aggressors
Bolivia urges an Inter American peace body to adopt a sanctions treaty against aggressor nations in any war among American states. The plan would require immediate collective action identifying the aggressor and applying diplomatic, economic, and communications blockades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivia
Buenos
Aires
Argentina
Carlos Saavedra Lamas
United States
Brazil
RA Federal Aid Restrictions Narrow Grant Program
The Resettlement Administration will limit grant aid to real farmers in Headle County due to scarce funds and drought related cases. Applicants must prove actual need, exhaust other credit sources, and derive most income from farming or live on a farm. Farm laborers living in towns and with casual farming roles are ineligible. Monthly subsistence grants can be applied for at Emerson's county office. A separate notice says PCA loan requests require specific authorization from PCA. Freddie Steele prepares to travel to Milwaukee for a New Year’s bout with Gorilla Jones.
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Headle County
B. H. Emerson
Emerson
WPA
3. B. Huston
Agricultural Adjustee Administration
Totton
Congress
AAA
Claude Wickard
Hutson
Supreme Court
Special Christmas wrapping and mailing service announced
The Huron post office will offer a special Christmas wrapping and mailing service starting Thursday. Extra desks and chairs will be provided in the lobby with ink and paper for those mailing gifts, aiding post office workers and shoppers as merchants expect heavy holiday traffic.
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H. Broemmners
Huron Chamber~ of. Commerce
Postoffice
Peng
Postak
Postonce
Guld
Congress Faces Conflicts in Forthcoming Session
Washington observers warn of a turbulent session with Far reaching measures. The Frazier Lemke farm refinancing plan seeks 3 trillion in credit while talk grows of a three hour work week. House and Senate debate relief funding and labor backed wage rules. Tradeoffs include neutrality TVA reforms tax shifts and social security changes.
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Washington
Dec
Congress
Rep
Patman
Texas
House
Senate
Dunn
Pennnsylvania Democrat
Chamber of Commerce
United States
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
Federation
Tennessee Valley Authority
Treasury
Labor Federation
Omahoney
Prazier
Lemke
North Dakota
Jacob Tschetter Dies Yesterday in Huron Hospital
Jacob J K Tschetter of Milford Township died yesterday afternoon at a Huron hospital after a brief illness. Born March 7 1868 in Ris ta he came to the United States at age 1 and settled near Freeman. Survived by widow two daughters two brothers and a sister. two granddaughters living with them. Services set at 12:30 pm at home and 1:30 pm at Hofer Church Friday with Rev. Paul Joe Hofer and Rev. Joe Hofer officiating. Burial in Hofer Cemetery at Carpenter.
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Jacob Tschetter
Jacob J. K. Tschetter
Milford Town
Huron Hospital
Mr. Tschetter
Rissta
United States
Beadle County
John Tschatter
B.'s
Wipt of
Pransfort
Math J.tachatter Vand
Tschetter
Freeman
Mery’ Kicinsasser
Hofer
Carpenter
Erosionists Lead in League Amid Seven-Game Series Dent
The Erosionists maintained their top position in the Commercial Handicap Bowling League last night but suffered a hit to their percentage as Marin Coltons swept the last of a three game series. Portsiders dropped the first game to Outlaws but rebounded to win the next two by large margins. The third match between National Bankers and Council Oaks was postponed and will be rolled tonight at Haroy Bowling Alleys.
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Bronton Keglers
Marin Coltons
Portsiders
Outlaws
National Bankers
Council Oaks
Haroy
New AAA Plan Hints Wider Farm Program Changes
The 1937 federal farm program aims to curb corn acreage with new payment classes and soil building incentives. Officials say funding must pass Congress before implementation, and midwestern acreage limits could slash total corn plantings to avoid surpluses. Areas include cattle and dairying expansion alongside stricter crop controls.
Globe Trotters Defeat Yankton Greyhounds In Brief Display
The Globe Trotters, a traveling Negro basketball team, opened the second half strong and downed Yankton College 28 to 18. Burns, King and Hudson led scoring while Green and Farrell provided the Greyhounds with limited offense.
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Globe Trotters
Kton Greyhounds
Yankton
Yankton College Quintar
Burns, King and Hudson
Trotters
Green
Farrell
Hoy May Alter SDU Cage Team
Hoy May Alter SDU Cage Team. University of South Dakota coach Hoy indicated possible lineup changes for the Nebraska game. Sophomores Ingalls Lane and Edberg impressed in the Sioux Falls opener, with Lane scoring eight points. The trio could start to counter Nebraska’s tall, strong lineup.
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Vermillion
Hoy
University of South Dakota
Gay
Coyotes
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Sioux Falls
Cornhusker
Ingalls
Lane
Edberg
Ingales
Braves
Hay
Les Lane
Wyoming
Nebraska
Rollie Edberg
Pitt Advance Guard Reaches Pasadena for Bowl Week
Pitt officials led by Athletics Director W. D. Hare and publicity chief Frank Carver arrived in Pasadena to coordinate events with host Washington as the Panthers prepare to play on New Year’s Day. In boxing notes from West Palm Beach Melio Bettina, 174, knocked out Steve Carr, 181, and Johnny Baker, 136, both from Meriden, while Rio Martinez, 143, of Tampa, also suffered an earlier knockout.
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Pitt
Pasadena
Calif
Pittsburgh
Panthers
Washington
W. D
Don Harerison
Frank Carver
West Palm Beach
FlaMelio Bettina
Boston
N. Y
Steve Carr
Meriden
Johnny Baker
Rio Martinez
Tampa
Rustlers Edge Out Blunt In Narrow High School Win
Miller leads Rustlers with 16 points as Royal Johnson adds 10 in a hard fought 14- M4 victory over Blunt. Blunt controlled much of the game though Miller rallied late to pull ahead, with strong defense and steady ball handling shaping the outcome.
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Hughes County Offen
Blunt
Miller
S Uhe Namer
Miler
Miller Miller
Devine
Lou Helspor
Bradley
T. Walton
Reilly
Walon
Johnson
Moneur
Crain
Parks
Srhinivis
Preston Loses to Arlington In Conference Bout
Lake Preston high school fell to Arlington 32 to 18 in a South Dakota conference game. Arlington led 11 to 6 at halftime with Johnson and Eshie pacing the attack while Tenald and Newman stood out for Lake Preston. In the second game Lake Preston won 25 to 19 and took a junior preliminary 15 to 1.
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Preston
Arlington
Lake Preston
Johnson
Eshie
Tenald
Newman
Tn Rm
Laker Preston
Bozeman Boxer Dennis Bouts Fontaine In Montana Draw
Hubert Dennis of Bozeman and Richie Fontaine of Missoula battled to a 10 round draw in Helena Montana. Dennis weighed 135 pounds and Fontaine 138 pounds as both fighters pressed a quick tempo throughout the bout.
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Dennis
Fontaine
Helena
Mont
Hubert Dennis
Bozeman
Montana
Richie Fontaine
Missoula
Forlaine
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Huron, S. D
Monarch
Production Credit Association
Wiless
PCA
Steele
Los Angeles
Freddie Steele
Victor
Hayden
Young
Stuhley
al Lang
Milwaukee
Gorilla Jones
Ald. Rogers
Ian
Val
Frazier-Lemke
Keglers
Bryant Tolmine
Hale
Ortan
Hallack
Morin Coll Lewis
Jaan Whitwam
Ortsiders
Blockenger
Showell
Bates
L. Showell
Kimmell Aa Neas
Ourlaws
Natterman ‘Helder
Wallace
Minneapolis
Hoy May
SDU
Cornhuskers
Coats
SILK
Rdiyigty
Aoa
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