Social events highlight busy Huron community calendar
Evelyn Hartnagel reports a flurry of social events in Huron. ALC Lodge hosted an afternoon bridge with three tables and prizes, while many clubs and guilds announced Thursday and Friday meetings, picnics, and bridge tournaments. Mary Pappas marked her fifteenth birthday with friends and theater outing. Others hosted gatherings, lessons, and charity teas, detailing hosts, locations, and times.
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Mary Fappas
Mary Pappas
Efthimson
Brookings
Mary
Colfax Rebekahs Initiate Three New Members
At a Colfax Rebekah Lodge No 9 meeting three new members were initiated Mrs Sheldon F Reese Miss Evelyn Patterson and Miss Gladys Murray Educational Foundations Night featured an article from the International Rebekah Fund Laura Seeley designated the event The I T Girls Club will meet next Tuesday at Mrs L J Trotter 775 Wisconsin Ave SW Three Link Dancing Club plans first of six dances tonight at I C C F Hall About eighty members attended lunch served by chairs Mrs Frank Williams and Mrs Clyde Pearce February chairs announced Huron PTA Council Meeting for March 3 banquet plans underway Judge T H Luby to preside Toastmaster Speakers table to include district officers and school staff card party held at McGaugheys with Prairie Rose Lodge members present winners listed and prizes awarded
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Colfax Reekah Lodge No
F. Holt
Sheldon F. Reese
Evelyn Patterson
Gladys Murray
Assembly
Laura Seeley
Educational Foundations
Charlotte Williams
International Rebekah
Educational Foundation Fund
Margaret Long
I. T. Girls Club
L. J. Trotter
Wisconsin Avenue
Martin Anderson
C.C. F. Hall
Order
Frank Williams
Clyde Pearce
Lodge
Royal Neighbors Carnival Thursday at K. F. Malt
Royal Neighbors meet at K. F. Malt tomorrow at eight with Mrs Walter Liewenthaler presiding. Attendance contest starts first night as crowd is expected. Carnival program begins at eight thirty with music readings and a play. All members and the public invited.
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Royal Neighbors
Walter Liewenthaler
South Dakota plans tax shift to fund old age aid
In a special message the governor argues for diverting one cent of the gasoline tax back to highways with federal matching to improve roads, while supplementing Rural Credit funds. He cites 1933 acts, proposes new revenue sources including cigars and beverages taxes, and outlines three paths to raise about $1 million yearly for old age assistance and aid to dependent children, stressing careful administration and impact on bonds.
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Rural Credit Department
Rural Credit
Rural Credit Board
South Dakota
Ase
Department Por Justice
Unte
Titnois
Nebraska
Sp« Jtial Security Commission
Accist Security Commission
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ADC
Legislature urged aid for Sioux Falls prison break deaths
South Dakota lawmakers were asked to appropriate funds for deaths and injuries from the March 6, 1936 Sioux Falls prison break. Bills seek 10000 for Melvin Meisel whose son Burlan was killed, 1000 for Freda Rausch wounded, and other compensation for a warden’s widow, a deputy, and a wounded driver. One convict, Phil Ray, was also killed.
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Eugene Reilly
George Collins
August Peters
Woonsocket
Phil Ray
Hold Bank Night Illegal In Hills
Rapid City South Dakota February 17 Circuit Judge A R Dena ruled bank night at Black Hill Amusement Company theatres constitutes a lottery under state law. The decision cites prize, chance and consideration as present, deeming the free outside participant a device to evade law. Police said an interstate ring netted about 1200 in winnings from six Minnesota theatres since July and six suspects were arrested.
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Rapid City
S. D
A. R. Dena
Black Hille Amusement Company
South Dakota
Denn
Charles Whiting
Atorneys
Deny
Affiliated Enterprises Inc
Denver
Cale
ST. Paul
Minnesota
Beaides
Wo Wpa
Printing Plant Probe Snags Man Over Fake Ticket Scheme
Police tailed a group after uncovering them at a printing plant. Theodore Sourek admitted obtaining a counterfeit ticket he hoped to use to claim an $18 purse, triggering official investigation.
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Theodore Sourek
Weather Summary for Huron and Vicinity
Weather bulletin notes precipitation totals for the month and year, with normal figures. Forecasts for Huron and nearby areas call for fair conditions tonight and Thursday with cooler nights and rising temperatures Thursday. State forecasts cover South Dakota Iowa and Minnesota with cloudy conditions, possible rain or snow in eastern areas, and similar cooling trends.
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South Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
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Birds Soar In Circles Above Ascending Air Currents
Birds ride rising air columns in a steady column of wind. When the current weakens, they adjust and flap to stay aloft, maintaining position with circling motions.
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Nira
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Low
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Boyel Neighbors of America
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Labor Temple
Trinity Guild
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Lawrence Smith
Loyal Order of Moose
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M. A. Artz
Spinning Wheel
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Third Street
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Eighth Street
Enble
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Round Table
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Myvi Arnold Nelson
F. S. Hollis
Colorado Avenue
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Idaho Avenue
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Simmons Avenue
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Tueday
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Everett L. Jones
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Mes
Harry B. Adams
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C. D. Barthelow
Twelfth Street
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Virginia Taylor
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Englebretsen
Iowa Avenue Southeast
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Valentine
Pierre
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Gaylord B. Harwick
Ruth Hanson
Howard Murso
Mrs. Harwick
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K. P. Hall
Augusty Anderson
Sioux Falls
Marvin Hughitt
A. N. Hoy
C. P- Cutting
Supreme Sentinel
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Aberdeen
M. E. Coffey
Watertown
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Huron P. T. A
Huron P. T. A. Council
Grant van Duvee
Amnual P. T. A
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McGaugheys
William McGaughey
Prairie Rose Lodge
Frank Avenue
V. A. Hanson
Jn Bridge
Carl Larson
Albert Conners
L. K. Madsen
George Reynolds
Soneer
Claymores Pioneer Daughters Club
John Claymose
Jack Benny
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Iwinvis Avenue
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