Churches and Churches Advent Services Summary
A long list of local churches reports Sunday and weekday services, teaching lines, and holiday programs. It notes St Martin’s Catholic, Bethel AME, Seventh Day Adventist, Church of the Nazarene, American Lutheran, Presbyterian, Grace Episcopal, First Christian, First Congregational, Central Church of Christ, Full Gospel Hall, Calvary Gospel Mission, First Methodist, First Baptist and related gatherings. It mentions pastors, Sunday schools, prayer meetings, Christmas programs, and reading room hours. a general invitation to attend and participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Responser
Mary Baker Eddy
Calvary Gospel Mission
Daum's
Dakota Avenue South
Tom Berry to Leave Ranch for South Dakota Governor Chair
Tom Berry the governor elect of South Dakota plans to resign from his ranch duties to assume the gubernatorial chair. The 33 year old Democrat from the west river country brings ranching and business experience, plus a pledge to curb state expenditures. His operation employs two to ten cowboys with his two sons and a son in law as partners, and Berry states he will run state affairs as well as the ranch to keep everyone satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truth
Dakota
Pierre
Sen
Father Ie
Baia
Tom Bessy
Warren Green
Berry
South Dakota
Missouri River
Businss
Haseen
State Park Board
Big Bad Lands
Kentucky
Nebraska
Frm
Tie Im
Darmeg
No Dog Tax Delinquency Delivers Distress Warrants
South Dakota law blocks license plate issuance for 1933 until delinquent 1932 dog taxes are paid. In Sioux Falls, 1,000 distress warrants were sent to sheriffs to collect unpaid personal taxes totaling about 5000 dollars, stemming from dog tax delinquencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
W. T. Knudtson
Sheriffs Office
Junior High Stages Play Leave It To Dad at Huron
A full house at Huron junior high school last night witnessed the aprival school play Leave It To Dad. Bill Tredway led the eight cast as James Gardner with Helen Habicht Betty Martin and many others delivering strong performances. Directed by Miss Jessie Kaiser and Mrs Ruth Plummer, the production featured between act specialties and a list of Yankee Doodle and Al American girls in supporting roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Dad
Bill Tredway
James Gardner
Helen Habicht
Betty Martin
Elwood Baseman
Betty Kemish Strickland
Carlyn
Rayburn
Dee Crawford
Werona LeEagle
Spice
Helen Buchanan
Louise Fortuze
Blanche Oakland
Florence Mills
Lucille Anderson
Evelyn Odell
Betty Chladek
Irene’ Hae
Mildred Roush
Betty Zeller
Eleanor Nelson
Edna Coursey
Eleanor, Waeckerle
Esther Tischler
Eleanor Nielgen
Doris Anderson
Jessie Kaiser
Ruth Plummer
Wright Heads Masons At Miller Installation Planned
Miller December 31 Special St Lawrence Masonic lodge Miller elects officers O O Wright WMD Le Peters W W Morrow EW 3C Briggs secretary J E Bard treasurer rest to be announced Installation to be held jointly with St Lawrenceayte No 34 A F&AM Monday night After installation the lodges will join for a turkey banquet
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Wright
Miller
Specia
St. Lawrence
St. Lawrence Thayte
McChesney Named American Minister to Canada
President Hoover named Col Nathan Willfan McChesney of Illinois as the new American minister to Canada. A lawyer by training, he will succeed Benford MacNider who recently resigned. Departure details and reception plans are not specified in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McChesney
Washington
Nathan Willfan
Hllinois
Hoover
Canada
Benford
MacNider
Schmieter Rites At Miller Today
Funeral services for E E Schmieter of Miller, who died Wednesday, were at the Methodist church at 2 30 this afternoon. Local Masons to oversee rites. Schmieter, longtime Hand county register of deeds, suffered heart trouble and influenza. Survived by widow and six children, all in Miller except two sons in California and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
E. E. Schmieter
Schmieter
Hand County
E. M. Donlin
Schimieter
Wessington
California
Washington
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Dancing Party Recalls Era
Twenty years ago in Huron Mr and Mrs Mort Muraine returned from the Pacific coast after weeks away. Charles Heiss came back from Centerville on business. A notably enjoyable dance event was held at the Knights of Columbus hall hosted by multiple couples. The hall and club rooms were decorated in red and green, with excellent floor and music. Sherbet and wafers were served, and guests departed late after the fast dancing concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mort Muraine
Pacific Coast
Charles Heiss
Centerville
Knights of Co
Phipps Couple Report Birth Of Son In Sioux Falls
Announcement from Sioux Falls states Mr and Mrs Gerald Phipps welcome a son at their home. Mrs Pauline Costello is noted and Mr Phipps is identified with Huron’s undefeated team. This brief item confirms the newborn arrival and local connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.phipps
Esmond
Acion
Gerald Phipps
Sioux Falls
Pauline Costello
Phipps
Huron
Morin Dies in Nebraska Hospital
A. E. Morin died in a Norfolk hospital after an operation for appendicitis. The death occurred in the hospital, and Burish made arrangements for the burial. The report notes his Catholic faith and the local church involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Morin
Nebraska Hospital
Esmond
Der
AB Morin
Norfolk
Morini
Ards
Campaign to Save Gas Tax Launched in South Dakota
Warner W. Clements of the South Dakota Auto Club announced a campaign to preserve the gasoline tax fund for highway maintenance and construction. He said efforts to divert the money would harm the state’s roads and labor, noting about 15 million dollars in road work recently funded with gas tax and federal aid, with significant benefits to farmers and tourism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moue Falls
Highway Department
Warner W. Clements
South Dakota Auto Club
American Automobile Association
South Dakota
Mr. Clements
Clements
Ually
Virgil Band To Present Concert In Virgil
Virgil Dec 15 Special The Virgil band formed last fall will debut tomorrow night at 8 in the town hall under Glenn J D Matzke. Admission is free. Read more about the musicians and the program including cornet, clarinet, saxophone, trombone, alto, bass, drums and solo acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil
Glenn JD. Matzke
Ben
Cornets
Harold Matzke
Paul Venables
Margaret Matharsi
Clarents
Carl Gradert
Gladys Peterson
Mamie Farser
Selma Meyer
Martha Guthmiller
Bud Thomas
Bill Mather
Harold Kludt
Glen Peterson
Carl Kludt
Richard Fanger
Eddie Mather
James Peck
Stanley Peterson
John Kludty
Lester Brockton
the Grenadiers
Ester Brockton
C. W. Balbey
Orothy Lee
Gladys Guth- Miller
the Pals
Polka
Geo. E. Barnhard
Excelsior Galop
OK. L. King
Cin
State Regulation Makes Dog's Life A Hazardous One
Pierre, Dec. l. Under Beuth Dakota's state dog tax law, peace officers have the right to end her upon the premises of the owner if necessary to kill an unlicensed dog which should be licensed. Attorney General Sharpe states peace officers may go to the place where duty requires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Dec. l
Beuth
Dakota
Sharpe
William Ochsner
Wessington Springs
Marches and Music Titles by Local Bandleaders
A fragmented listing of musical pieces and performers including Jewella, Overture by Geo Rosenkrans, Forward March by Lester Brockton, My Lady West by K. L. King, The Joy Riders, and additional notes mentioning K. L. King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewella
Geo
Rosenkrans
Lester Brockton
My Lady West
K. L. King
The
Joy Riders
Miller Pioneer Henry Carl Dies in Miller
Henry Carl, a pioneer resident of Miller, died here Monday at age 101. He was well known to traveling salesmen who visited Miller and often stayed at the Vanderbilt Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Henry Carl
Sarl
Esmond Woman Dies at Farm Home
Esmond, Dec 18 Special birth Mrs Frank Johnson died at her farm home west of Esmond Monday morning from pneumonia. Burial was held Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esmond
Frank Johnson
Community Lutheran Church Death Notice Recap
A brief obituary notes the deceased is survived by her husband, a son and a daughter, reflecting a small family sorrow within the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Lutheran Church
Angora Goats Slaughter Rise Amid Mohair Slump
Mohair market decline prompts Angora breeders in Turkey to slaughter many goats and abandon the mohair clip for 1433. Estimated total clip around 20,000 bags with exports potentially reaching 10,000 bags monthly.
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Angora
Turkey
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Cheech
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Comer
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Sixth Street
Clinoig
Ohio
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Sumney
Kansas Ave
B.S. Paluquist
the Salvation Army
O. J. Jones
Walther League
T. H. Joeckel
American Lutheran Church
Wilton
Luther League
Mareeret Jensen
S. D. Disrud
Bermaig
Anjoy
Mire
Ib. H. Kerr
Hubert Ketelle
Partir
Grace
Episcopal Church
Episcopal
Holy Communion
Wallace Bristol
First Christian
American Legion
First Congregational Church
Fred Eastman
Chicago
Francis ‘of
Assisi
Gebel
Bethlehem
Geibel
Newton
A. & Carlson
Central Church of Christ
Oregon Avenue
Southeast Bible School
First Methodist Church
Lyndall Bayles
Kindergarter
Ruth .Wilcox
Simolay School
Mar
F.L Lochridge
Pastor
First Baptist Church
Panes & P
Tom Berry
S. D
Saddle
Baitor
South, Dakota
United States
Associated Press
Fred Zimmer
SDHA
Leroy
Nelson
Masons
Virgil Band
Gleon Matzke
West End Taleipeme Oniere
Huesgen
Bubor
OTOE
GSE
Ofoe Food Products Co
Nebraska City
Neb
Cea
Dept
American Cranberry Exchange
West Broadway
New York
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