Eversulls Return From West Coast College Trip
President Frank L. Eversull of Huron College returned from a west coast tour with Mrs. Eversull. They visited San Francisco and Berkeley and met former Huronian James Ward and the McCune family. The trip, praised by Dr. Eversull, aimed to boost college activities and reception.
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Frank L. Eversull
Huron College
Eversull
Eversulls
Huron
San Francisco
James Ward
Prisoners to Get Christmas Gifts Across States
A nationwide Associated Press survey shows many prisoners will be released or paroled before Christmas in states like Alabama, Nebraska, and New York, with governors and boards granting clemency. Some states will have no holiday parole as others issue pardons or commutations before January.
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Chicago
Commonwealths
Associ
Alabama
Bible Graves
Ohio
Liost
Nebraska
North Dakota
Minnesota Pardon Board
New Jersey Court of Pardons
West Virginia Pardon Board
Utah
Maryland
Hansas
Pennsyl
Californi
California Board of Prison Somimes and Paroles
Herbert BH
Lehman
New York
South Dakota
Connecticut
Colorado
Arizona
Wisconsin
South Carolina
Texas
Georgia
Tennessee
Washington
Oklahoma
Nevada
Cvrenon
Michigan
Indichma
Montina
Missouri
Town
Real Estate Transfers In Beedle County and Huron Listings
Real estate transfers recorded include Emma Burger and others conveying Lot 3 Block 34 Sixth Avenue addition in Huron for 1 dollar to Albert Zibeli. Also Anna Longstaff and heirs transfer Lots 12 and 21 Block B 1st By. Addition in Huron for 1 dollar. Sheriff transfers involve parcels in SW 23 GO 32-112-55 and other noted sections to the State and individual grantors including H L, Jetfr ix Resch Elks and Leone M. Light et al in Huron and Sterling’s Second addition.
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Beedle County Abstract and Tite Co
Emma Burger
Albert Zibeli
Huron
Anna Longstaff
H. L
Elks
Emma
Gordon
Leone M. Light
al Heron
Funeral services for August Mundhenke tomorrow
Willow Lake will host special funeral services for August Mundhenke who died Sunday after an illness of three weeks. The service is at his home at 3:30 PM and at Immanuel Reformed Church in Willow Lake at 2 PM. Mundhenke, aged 61, was born March 10, 1861 in German Valley and married Grace Dreesman in 1882. He is survived by his wife, four sons Wessel William Harry and Daniel, two daughters, three sisters and one brother. Burial will be at Collings Cemetery in Willow Lake.
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Willow Lake
Mundhenke
Immanuel Repeed
Willowake
German Valley
Ogie County
Grace Dreesman
William
Aberdeen
Harry
de Smet
Duniel
Bryant
Andrew Tellinghuisen
Henry Tellinghuisen
Sibley, Ia
H Timmerman
Lennox
A. de~ Vries
M. Bosch
Chancellor
Henry
Collings Cemetery
Banquets Close Year’s 4-H Work Across Counties
Recognition banquets mark November and December as counties host events with county agents home agents and local committees. Distinctions include certificates and seals for Brookings County members Kathryn Webster and G A McDonald, with several clubs and Kiwanis sponsorships noting delegates and club week travels.
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Bonesteel
Charles Mix
Verne Gibson
Brookings
Kathryn, Webster
G. A. McDonald
Kiwani
Haran Olson
Beadle
Eversuil
Huron College
St Devel County
Day
Grant
Minor
Kingsbury
National Club Congress
Chicago
Orange Crates Turned Into School Furniture Prize Effort
The Bunkee Hit School held a Christmas seal drive with Ella Hofer, eighth reader, selling the most seals and earning a prize from Miss Tscheller. Mabel Decker was second. Boys built a library desk and two chairs from orange crate boxes and painted wii s furniture for the Little folks. Milo Wicks and Oral Pearson, seventh graders, wrote this account.
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Bunkee
Ella Hofer
Miss Tscheller
Mabel Decker
Milo Wicks
Oral Pearson
Faulkton Girl Scouts Plan Christmas Party at Krueger Home
Faulkton Girls Scouts met at Abbie Ann Jarvis home for their weekly session. Members shared items prepared for the Christmas sale, two were absent, and a Christmas party was planned at Keathann Krueger’s home this week. After business, games were played and lunch was served by the hostess and her mother, Mrs. S. H. Jarvis.
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Faulkton
Abbie Ann Jarvis
Keathan Krueger
5. H. Jarvis
Holiday Party for Coyotes 4-H Club Members
Twenty five members of the four Coyotes 4-H Club met at Gertrude Smith's home Saturday for a Christmas party. Darlene West directed carols and rounds as games were played, Ruth Johnston Gloria Hansen Marie May Irene Armes won prizes, and Shirley Weston earned the pie. Refreshments were provided by Gertrude Smith Marie May Mrs Burrs and Mrs May. Gifts were exchanged and later popcorn balls and favors given. The club sang a Christmas carol through the city Monday night with Verna and Ruth Johnson hosting the next meeting on January 9.
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Coyotes
Gertrude Smith
Darlene West
Shirley Weston
Ruth Johnston
Gloria ‘Hansen
Marie May
Irene Armes
Mrs. Burrs
Mes
Verna
Ruth Johnson
Cain Creek Christmas Program Highlights School Event
The Cain Creek School taught by Miss Detwiler held a Friday evening program featuring songs recitations and dialogues by pupils a PTA play and a decorated Christmas tree with gifts from teachers and an exchange of gifts among pupils First and second graders made calendars for their mothers Farmers and Merchants Bank of Huron funded gifts including silver pencils with Mabel Karz reporting for the club.
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Cain Creek
Mabel’ Karz
Winter preserves and amber marmalade recipe contest
Olive Neff encourages Evening Huronite readers to enter a contest on soft pies and winter preserves. Prizes are 1 and 50 cents. The article outlines amber marmalade made from oranges lemons and grapefruit, with a quick two hour process and detailed steps for sterilizing jars and cooking to the jelly stage. It also notes scarce fresh preserves after Christmas and suggests using store fruit from the grocer.
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Olive Neff
Huronite
Grogar
Stgrage
37 Farm Plan Has Two Goals
BROOKINGS Dec 22 Special The 1937 Agricultural Conservation program aims to maintain and improve soil fertility and promote economical land use. D A Fitzgerald of the Washington office outlined plans to restore soil conserving crops after the drought, with about 30 0000 acres targeted for conversion to soil conserving crops. The program emphasizes erosion prevention, humus buildup, range land protection, and reestablishing pastures, with T B Walker Gay Bush and Arden McKee among regional representatives in attendance.
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Brookings
D. A. Fitzgerald
Washington
North Central Region
South Dakota
State College Extension
Fitzgerald
T. B. Walker
Gay Bush
Arden McKee
Man of Great Strength in a 1937 Farmers Meeting
A South Dakota farm program update notes the 1937 plan simplified and praised by farmers. District conferences will be held in Mitchell, Brookings, Aberdeen, Pierre and Rapid City with county committees elected in January. State leaders and fieldmen attended, outlining school sessions in each economy and future farmer participation.
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Brookings
Aberdeen
Pierre
Rapid City
HN. Schooler
South Dakota
A. L. Johnson
Grolon
E. J. Jacobsen
Leo McManus
Lyman
E. W. Raymond
J. BE. Howton
A. B.mes
Home for Christmas in Manchester Visit Ends
Deane Wallum arrived at his Manchester home for an over Christmas visit with his family after serving at CCC camp. The report notes a science sidebar about trees, explaining living trees are made of dead wood in the rings that grow as outer rings stiffen the trunk.
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Manchester
Deane Wallum
Meeting Turns Christmas Party At Laureing Tumperley's Home
The F and H Club held a business meeting at Laureing Tumperley's home followed by a Christmas themed party. Members agreed to host a Christmas carol event this year. Dorothy Snow Mexine Lundgren and Charlotte Lenzmer won contests as games and singing filled the evening. Lunch was served by Mrs Timperley at ten o'clock.
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Laureing Tumperley
Dorothy Snow
Mexine Lundgren
Charlotte Lenzmer i
Sath
Timperley
Uring
Ed Wynn in Divorce Suit Accuses Wife of Drunkenness
Ed Wynn answers his wife Hilta Wynn's separation suit by filing a sworn affidavit in New York Supreme Court claiming she has been a habitual drunkard since 1921. She seeks legal separation and alimony while detailing alleged abuse and confinement. Wynn cites medical costs and income, noting earnings of millions but total assets and future support remain disputed.
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New York
Dee
Frieda Mierse
Wynn
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