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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1938

Page

3

South Dakota Evaluates Federal Works Programs Impact

Brookings reports state wide appraisal of WPA FERA and related projects assessing unemployment benefits and community development. T. Hilkird Cox leads the effort with cooperation from the State Planning Board and associations. Reports are due March 8 to county officials and governors.

Brookings South Dakota T. Hilkird Cox State Planning Board WEA PWA CWA FERA Greater South Dakota Association League of South Dakota Cox Sle Jon+sen

Wolsey Ladies Aid Society Entertained

Wolsey February 15 Special The Ladies Aid Society was entertained at the home of Meg Fyll Newton Thursday with good attendance. Officers elected for the coming year include Mrs Walter Ashby president Mrs A C Barnes vice president Mrs E J Privett secretary treasurer Mrs Fl Cheney chairman of the missionary vision Mrs F O Gordon vice chairman Frank Alien secretary treasurer

Wolsey Ladies Aid Society Wolsey Ladies Aid Society Meg. Fyll Newton Lowing Walter Ashby A. C. Bannes E. J. Privett Fl. Cheney Missionary Vision Atrs F. O. Gordon Frank Alien Anerctary

Farewell Party At R B Burchfield Home For Mrs Thies

A farewell party for Mrs FP W Thies was hosted Thursday at the R B Burchfield home with decorations in valentines colors. Bridge games determined high score won by Mrs H E Hern and low by Mrs Georer Corrin. Kathryn Small received the avary prize and Mrs Pope Thies received a jewelry gift. Quiet-town guests included Mrs F Hern and Miss Florence Kogel.

P. W. Thies Lane Theosdore Swenson H. M. Burchfield Burchfield FP. W. ‘Thies R. B. Burchfield H. E. Hern Georer Corrin Kathryn Small Pope Thies F. Hern Florence Kogel Wosdngton Springs

Brown couple travel on business trip to Madison County

Mr and Mrs Fred Brown journeyed to Madison County on a weekend business trip. They visited their mother Mrs Minnie Brown and daughters Eva and Ida Moude while there. Carl Otto tended the Brown farm in their absence.

Wayland Mea Fred Brown Madison, & C Minnie Brown Eva Ida Moude Carl Otto Brown Farm

Pneumonia Patient Wayland Hospitalized for Treatment

Special report notes Mrs Chris Korokis was taken to Washington hospital Friday for pneumonia treatment. Also mentions Glenn Barick spending the weekend with family in Winfred South Dakota and Mr and Mrs Biradle Radtke visiting Bill Goudy near Burdette for a week.

Wayland Chris Korokis Wassington Hospital Iloate Blunt Glenn Barick Winfred, S. D Durdette Bonilla BI Radtke Ha Bill Goudy Burdette

Bottomless Lake Yields Fine Trout

Belle Fourche reports Cox Lake a tiny 150 yard lake 15 miles southwest of town. Hunters declare its depth unexplored after soundings exceed 1000 feet. Despite mystery, prize trout have been pulled from its waters. Local residents challenge anglers to probe its bottom and test fishing luck.

Belle Fourche Cox’ Lake Here Bolton

Court Rules For Indemnity Firm

In Sioux Falls a circuit court opinion upholds a $25,000 judgment favoring St Paul Mercury Indemnity Co against Burke and Co over Vandagrift bond losses from grain company dealings. Appellate ruling says Vandagrift acted to profit, not as a grain businessman, so gambling did not apply and the indemnity firm can recover the bond. Judges Gardner, Stone, and Weedruff joined in the opinion.

Liqux Falls Ador Tom Kirby Math Judicial Circuit Burke Sioux Falls Grin St. Paul Mercury Indemnity Co J. G. Vandagrift Union Savings Bank A. J Lee Wyman St. Paul Wyman St. Paul Company Alek Gardner al Huror Flrov Wandagrift Vandagrift Campatty Curdace Kimbrough Stone Kansas City Joseph W. Weedrull Oialia

Large Attendance At Miller Aid Meeting

Miller Feb 15 Special A large Methodist Ladies Aid gathering filled the church dining room for a Thursday program. Mrs Rowse presented a Holy Land travelogue while Mrs Nicki Earl Spain sang The Holy City with accompaniment from Mrs Mond. A high school quartet including Fabian Packer DeWayne Sirenen Lloyd Cakebread and Joe Bell offered several selections. The group noted birthdays for president Mrs J C Hagin and presented her with a gift.

Fabian Parker

S F Man Will Head Press Association

E J Kubler business manager of the Sioux Argus Lender named head of the Northwest Daily Association at a convention in Minneapolis. Archie QO Johnson publisher of the Bismarck Tribune was named vice president and R B Palmer secretary. Executive committee includes J Facon publisher of Watertown Public Opinion.

Minneapolis E. J. Kubler Sioux S Argus Northwest Archie QO. Johnson Bismarck Mriburne R. B. Palmer St. Pas J. Facon Watertown Public Opinion

Valentine Whist Party Honors Local Gilbert York Group

Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Jones hosted a no Valentine party in Gilbert York with friends. Guests played whist at several tables and prizes went to Maxine Hiatt and Howard Snodgrass for high scores, while Helen Lasgy and Robert Jenner won low scores. Valentines were drawn and desserts served by Melvina and Mrs. Jones.

Modern Treatment for Rou,cords and Bowel Trouble in Chickens

An old advertisement promotes B. T. as a universal tonic for poultry. It claims the product can be added to drinking water or mash to prevent sour crop, cleanse intestines, and protect against diseases like bronchitis flu and general digestive ailments, suggesting it keeps birds healthy and eliminations regular. Sold at Humphrey's Drug store.

B. T Try Humphrey Siete Tidy

State News Brief Sees Tuesday Turbulence

A brief state news item notes Tuesday events in Huroniite with evolving local developments. Officials and residents weigh impacts as details unfold amid ongoing coverage from The Evening Huroniite.

Huroniite

Watwood Seeks Federal Aid for WPA Relief in SD

Arthur W. Watwood of Winner, candidate for the Democratic nomination for Congress in the second district, told President Roosevelt that a $290 million ed visional appropriation for work relief has broad support in South Dakota. He argued massive WPA employment keeps thousands from starving and that cost to save people from hunger is justified.

Watwood Arthur W. Watwood Congress Roosevelt South Dakota South Wahwood

Old Hymnal Found In School House Storeroom

An aged ninth edition of The Boston academy's collection of Church Music was found in a school house storeroom. The frayed yellowing pages list composers such as Haydn Mozart Beethoven Pergolesi and Cherubini with English and German lyrics. Used by Bethans in school and possibly in church, the book contains hymns anthems and chants old and new.

Wessington Springs Wellington Springs Boston Academy Jewett and Mason Bethans Haydn Mozart Beethoven Pergelesi Rhigini Cherubini Romberg Witter Weber Nageli Kupler

Rockham High Faculty Play Draws Large Crowd

A large crowd attended Rockham High School faculty play and dance at the American Legion hall on Friday evening. Proceeds will finance extra extracurricular activities for Rockham High School.

Play Rockham American Legion Hall Rockham High School

Many Phd's On S. D. A. Faculty

Vermillion Feb. 15 The University of South Dakota leads in faculty doctorates among several Mountain Plains colleges. A 1937 planning board study shows roughly 40 percent of USD faculty held doctorates, surpassed only by the University of Nebraska. The 1930–37 year basis reflects additions in 1937 raising USD’s share. Other schools feature master’s degrees as most staff qualifications.

University of South Dakota South Dakota North Dakota Wyoming Colorado Montana Nebraska South Dakota State Planning Board University of Nebraska Planning Board Universities Colorado Agricultural College North Dakota Agricultural College Swat College South Dako State College Montana School of Mines South Dakota School of Mines North Dakota State Teachers Colleges Dic¢kansar Minot Montana State Normiul Laws Suite Teachers College Nebraska State Normal Thy Far South Dakota Normal Schools Northern State Teachers Caugar Spearfish Normal Eastern Normal Southern Normal

Blunt Visitor Spends Sunday in Bluns

Blunt, a Specially Gene award employee based in Pierre, spent Sunday in Bluns. The visit highlights regional ties and local interest generated by the Pierre professional.

Blunt Gene Award Pierre Bluns

Sleet Storm Snaps Wires Across Northern Dakota

ABERDEEN, Feb 16. A severe sleet storm crippled communication service across northern South Dakota. The Dakota Central Telephone Company reported numerous poles and wires down from Aberdeen to Gettysburg and beyond, with three quarters to none inches of ice on lines. About 1,200 pounds of ice accumulated between poles on the Aberdeen to Gettysburg stretch, 75 feet apart. Twenty seven rural lines near Aberdeen were out of service this afternoon but repairs were underway.

Abend.bivy Aberdeer South Dakota Dakota Central Telephone Company Aberdeen Cutwsburg Whale Area Redfield Mobbridge Minnesota Une

Name Springs Man On Boy Scout Council

WELLINGTON SPRINGS February 15 a local merchant received word from James E West National Boy Scout Executive that he had been appointed to serve as a member of the National Boy Scout Council representing the Central South Dakota Council Hubicht has been active in local Boy Scout activities for many years and for the last five years has been an executive on the Central South Dakota Council St Clara's Bend elects Zell February 15 The St Claire's Bend met at the church Sunday for election of officers The following were elected Mrs J H Biewer president Mrs George Scherers secretary Mrs Ann Breuggemann treasurer

Name Springs Boy Scout Council Wellington Springs Specis Max Abicht James E. West Boy Scout National Boy Scout Council Central South Dakota Hubicht Joeal Boy Scout ST. Clara's Bant Zell St.Cloeu's Bend J. H. Biewer George Sihrers Ann Breuggemann

Celebrate Anniversary at Fol Jungwith Home

A group of friends gathered Saturday evening at the Fol Jungwith home to celebrate a wedding anniversary. Cards were played and a dunkth was served.

Zell Fol Jungwith

Wild Artesian Well Floods Old Lake Bed at Sturgis

In Sturgis on February 15 a wild artesian well at Dear Butte, running for a dozen years, was harnessed and water began flowing through a mile of ditch into an old lake bed. The United States Biological Survey directs a dam 2200 feet long will form a 268 acre lake. Engineers estimate the flow at 3000 gallons per minute into the bed.

Sturgis

Civil War Veteran C. H. Palme Dies in Kimball

Civil War veteran C. H. Palme Jer died Monday at his daughter Mrs. C. C. Lowe’s Kimball home after a stroke twelve years prior. A longtime Davison County settler, he is survived by son Roy Pabner of Mitchell and daughters Mrs. Lowe of Kimball and Mrs. My E. Dunn of Chicago.

Kimball Mitchell C. H. Palme Jer C. C. Lowe Kimball Palmsey Davison County Roy Pabner Mitchell Lowe My E. Dunn Chienga

Officers Seated By Wolsey R N A Camp

Wolsey February 15 Special Sun Hower Camp No 2 RNA met in the hall and installed officers absent at the last meeting including Rose Gase vier oracle Abbie Friedel outer sentinel Vera Wahlert assistant pytshaly Ke Lanobs flag bearer Marian Sidi bury captain of degree vown. After the meeting members were invited to the home of Mrs F C Gordon for oyster stew served by Mrs Gordon and Mrs Clifford Kenimer.

Wolsey R. N. A Wolsey Sun

Farewell Party for Clarice Watton and Alvis Crump

A Friday night farewell party at the high school honored Clarice Watton who moves to Minnesota and Alvis Crump who plans to move to Mississippi. The event featured dancing games and a late lunch as guests wished them well.

Bonilla Atte High School Clarice Watton Alvis Crump Xames Clarice Minnesota Missa

Tulare Visitors from Sperivli Olga and Huron

Tulare on February 15 welcomed Sperivli Olga and Ewald Hohm of Huron as Sunday visitors to the home of their sister and brother-in-law Mr and Mrs Henry Tschetwer.

Tulare Sperivli Olga Ewald Hohm Af Huron Henry Tschet Wer

PTA Meeting At Mitchell Friday

Mitchell hosts the annual spring meeting of the South Duba Congress of parents and teachers Friday. Session begins at nine a.m. with district officers and standing committee members leading. Topics include revised student loan policy, bylaw changes, election of a delegate to the Salt Lake City convention, and plans for the site convention next fall. Mrs. Gertrude Flyte will chair the meeting with other officers from Mitchell and Aberlven, Simay Falls, and Westia present.

Mitchell South Duba Winener Nest Gertrude Flyte J.C. Lepler W. Jlwwn B. Bersunel Aberilven Simay Falls H. Vix Vf Wosta WK. Hazen

Visits in Huron and Bonilla over the weekend

Miss Gave Harris and Miss Mare Helen Warren visited Huron to see family over the weekend. Joe Schump, a 4 relief foreman, spent the weekend at Vie jail here.

Huron Blunt Miss Gave Harris Mare Helen Warren Bonilla Joe Schump Sin Vie Jail

No Wonder You Are Constipated

An advertising blurb explains that constipation comes from a lack of dietary bulk and suggests Kellogg's All Bran as a daily breakfast cereal to provide bulk and intestinal support. It promotes drinking water and states All Bran is produced in Battle Creek and sold by grocers.

Tommnion Scolp Wing Kellogg's Kellogg Battle Creek

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Stonsor Rockham Buckham Prosperity Chich Charles, Miller M Carle Henry Stender Merle Davia Bernied Schmide Willis cl Lunet Wis Mis Miller L. H. Rowse Theodore Nickish Officers Club of the Crescent Chapter O. BE. S Nickish Valentine Burke Brokerage Company Gardner Miller Aid S.F. Man Will Head Press Association PTA Chesterfield
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