Response Is Good on Health Seals in Huron Drive
Early response to the 1934 Christmas Seal sale in Huron is described as good for a starter by Mrs. W. L. Laurinat chair man of the seal committee. About half of letters sent two weeks ago have remitted. Dr. H. L. Saylor of the Chamber of Commerce joins the appeal urging citizens to remit and support tuberculosis education and seal drives. Seals available from Mrs. Laurinat at 8058 or at Ellis Pharmacy Sherman Moe and W. H. Olson displays foreign seals in the old Fair Store quarters Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Laurinat
Huron
Seal Finance
H. L. Saylor
Chamber of Commerce
Tuberculosis Association
Christmas Carols Broadcast From Hotel Marvin Hughitt
Christmas carols will be broadcast from the Hotel Marvin Hughitt elevator shaft over loudspeakers Friday Saturday and Monday before Christmas under the Business and Professional Women's club. Local Huron singers from college and city schools will perform from the Elks floor, heard within a two to three mile radio range on clear days. The three hour daily program runs 4 to 7 pm with mostly local talent and records used only as fillers.
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Marvin Hughitt
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Elks
Huron
Elmer Arndt
Arndt Radio Service
R. A. Stratton
Ruth Sherman
Marion Blount
Wife Unconcerned Over Husband's Fate
Mrs Estella Wilcox of Waterloo former wife of Albert Fish the New York kidnap slayer shows little concern for his fate She said she married the slayer of 10 year old Grace Budd in Waterloo February 6 1990 about two years after the Budd child was slain They met through a matrimonial bureau Two months after their marriage she obtained a divorce She is now employed as a maid in a private home here.
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Waterloo
Estella Wilcox
Albert Fish
New York
Grace Budd
Budd
Redfield A L A Christmas Gathering Report
The American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. Dilkc Myrum’s home with Mrs. Alberta Clinite directing. After business the group sang Christmas carols led by Mrs. A D Coleman, and lunch was served by Mrs. Ollie Myrum and assistant Mrs. Helen Lothrop. Next meeting set for Mrs. Ida Kiser’s home in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield A.L.A
Redfield
American Legion Auxiliary
Dilkc Myrum
Alberta Clinite
A. D. Coleman
Ollie Myrum
Helen Lothrop
Ida Kiser
Legion Clothing Drive Seeks Donated Garments
Hueyron residents are urged to fill a coupon and mail it to W. C. Welter, chairman of the American Legion clothing committee. A Legionnaire will call for the clothes and distribute them to those in need. Coupon lists Welter’s telephone 4388 and calls for garments for the needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoms
Hueron
W. ©. Welter
American Legion
Ww. C. Welter
Classtipes Legion Clothing
Ity
Health seals go on sale in Preston district
Christmas health seals were issued Friday in Preston by fourth to sixth graders under teachers Miss Pearl Lewison and Meyer Engen. About 10,000 seals were received as the city was divided into zones with workers assigned to each area to keep the business district open to competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Lake Preston
Miss . Pearl Lewison
Meyer Engen
Ceretain
Budget Planning At Lake Preston Church Service
Lake Preston December 17 Special The annual budget was prepared during a Congregational church service with Rev W S Keck from Huron guiding the session. Special choir music accompanied the program and a fellowship dinner followed in the church dining room drawing a large crowd.
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Lake Preston
W. Keck
Huron
South Dakota
Highways Spent Total in South Dakota 1924 Report
Pierre December 17 The highway commission reports 55 80 835 spent on the state trunk highway system since 1917 The 1924 figure breaks down into 28 138 160 federal funds 27 304 269 state funds and 398 405 county funds It covers projects under construction at end of the last fiscal year July 1 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
South Dakota
Highway Commission
Redfield Senior Class Presents Balmy Days Play
Redfield high school hosted the senior class play Balmy Days in the auditorium directed by Miss Nina Zell er. Cast included Norma Hanson Harvey Fogle Margaret Jones Rose Mary Summerside Richard Schmidt Bruce Hopkins Paul Schleher Dorothy Mae Merse Merlin Martsfield Eva Schwichtenberg Wava Speight Heloise Ross Joseph Schade Nellie Appletoft Lillian Stones Harold Panykevic Verlin Gelhaus. First public event since remodeling this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
Nina Zeller
Norma Hanson
Harvey
Foglesong
Margaret Jones
Rose Mary Summerside
Richard Schmidt
Bruce Hopkins
Paul Schleher
Dorothy Mae Merse
Merlin Martsfield
Eva Schwichtenberg
Wava Speight
Lawyers Seek Fees From Herman Pickus in Webster Case
ABERDEEN Der 15. A civil suit filed by Williamson Smith and Williamson seeks 7800 dollars for attorney fees claimed in the 1931 trial State versus Herman Pickus at Webster and on appeal to the supreme court. The suit states 7800 remains due of 12000 and an order compels Pickus to appear next week for cross examination under oath as an adverse party.
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Pickus Aberdeen
Der
Tlal
of State
Herman Pickus
Webster
Supreme Court
Williamson, Smith and Williamson
Pickus
Farewell Party for Virginia Moore Seeks Arkansas Move
Manchester youths and alumni held a farewell at the town hall for Virginia Moore as she heads with her parents to Harrison Arkansas. Superintendent Graham and Miss Bjornson sponsored the event after a high school vs alumni basketball game which the school won 22 to 19. The Moore family plans to relocate this week, loading a freight car and traveling by auto.
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Manchester
Arkansas
Dee
Virginia Moore
Graham
Alice Bjornson
D. E. Moore
Wayne Moore
Harrison
Ark
George Moore
Gayes
Moore
Wesley Sherman
Brinkley Farm
Tulare Celebrates National Forensic League Banquet
Tulare hosts the first annual NFL banquet at Tulare High School with Principal Carroll H. Miller presiding. Attendees include Ruth Radcliffe, Vera Radcliffe, Dorothy Marzahn, Irene Sumner, Donald Foglesong. Talks cover the value of NFL membership and the future of forensics. certificates are awarded. the evening closes with bridge games.
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Tulare
Specia
Carroll H. Miller
Tulare High School
League
Ruth
Vera Radcliffe
Dorothy Marzahn
Irene Sumner
Donald Foglesong
Miller
Remacks
NFL
Marie Curie First Person to Win Two Nobel Prizes
Marie Curie became the first person to receive Nobel Prizes in two fields. She shared the 1903 physics award with her husband for their work in radiation and won the 1911 chemistry prize for discovery of polonium and radium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Marie Curie
Farm questions answered by state college extension column
Readers submit inquiries on farm mortgages feeding cattle hay burrs and Russian thistle hay values. Answers from the ag extension cover loan rules, potential stock issues from burrs, thistle hay nutrition, estate creditors rights, and preserving moldy fodder by silage.
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AAA
Agricultural, Extension Service
State College
Brookings
J. G
Spink County
Federal Land Bank
Omaha
Neb Q
C. T. Clay County
A. State College
Gregory County
Officers May Not Enter CCC Camps
Civil law enforcement officers including justices of the peace sheriffs game wardens and deputies are ineligible for selection and enrollment in civilian conservation corps camps. E J B Longrie assistant to the State relief administrator stated this in a letter to county relief directors noting CCC enrollees occupying camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
Pierre
Justices of the Peace
Civilian Conservation Corps
E.J. B. Longrie
Civilian conservation camp enrollments and officer cautions
Longrie warned directors that positions must be vacated or discharged from the corps and cautioned against enrollment men on probation or parole. Early January nearly 700 men will be enrolled in South Dakota for service in civilian conservation camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longrie
South Dakota
Will Distribute 30 Carloads Of Apples In State
Pierre, December 17. Thirty carloads of apples allotted to the South Dakota relief administration for distribution by the surplus commodities division. J M Hagggardé, director, said three cars have already been routed and the remainder will be received in all parts of the state soon. The apples are northwest grown. Earlier distributions included butter, rice, cheese and canned meat to relief clients, along with toweling, sheeting, comforter covering, and cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
South Dakota Relief Administration
Surplus Commodities Division
J. M. Haggardé
Relief program moves goat meat to Sioux Indian agencies
Three carloads of canned goat meat were received and distributed at Indian agencies in South Dakota. The meat was canned at relief plants in Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commodities Division
South Dakota
Relief
Arizona
Injured telegraph operator wounded in fall at home
Mise Rose Winegarden, a telephone office relief operator in Wellington Springs, was seriously injured when she fell on stairs at her home. She cut her arm from hand to elbow after striking the front door glass, requiring clamps to close the wound. She remains weak from blood loss and is recovering.
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Wellington ‘Springs
Rose. Winegarden
P T A Sponsors Christmas Program in Condé
The P T A will sponsor a Christmas program in the municip building Thursday night. The public is invited. Sacks of candy and peanut will be given out to the children.
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CONDE
P.T. A
Municip
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