New Pastor to Assume Huron Church Duties Soon
The Rev Alfred E Jonas of Mich will assume the Huron church last Sunday in February. Until arrival no services will be held. Rev W H Bayles of Huron will fill next Sunday pulpit. Rev Trennery has occupied pulpit twice since August. He is English born, educated at Central College Pella and Rochester Seminary, served in M C A overseas, pastored at Niles and Ionia, married with three children. Annual meeting elected officers. treasurer said pledges paid and small treasury balance projected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred E. Jona
Mich
J. O. White
Coshoyton
Ohio
Baptist Young People's Union
W. H. Bayles
Huron
Trennery
White
Michigan
England
Iowa
Central College
Pella
Rochester Theological Seminary
M. C
Niles
Ionia
Treasury
Churches Unite for New Year Worship in City
A collage of church notices invites city residents to begin the new year with worship and service. First Congregational plans a January 6 sermon on Travel ere Equipment with Miss Barly O Brien at offertory, plus evening series on marriage. Other churches listed include First Baptist, Salvation Army, Calvary Evangelical, St. Martin's Catholic, Church of Christ Scientist, Seventh Day Adventist, Presbyterian, American Lutheran, Church of Christ, Fall Gospel Assembly, and various Methodist Episcopal and Episcopal services with times, Sunday schools, choirs, and youth activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Church of Christ Scientist
Fifth
Illinois
Presbyterian Church
Buck
Bailey
Bible School
Young People’s Department
Land of the Sky Blue Water
Cadman
Lieurance
American Lutheran Church
Misa Iverson
H. C. Arneas
Lawrence Named SD A President for 1929
Sioux Falls dispatch reports C. G. Lawrence, president of Southern State Normal at Springfield, elected president of the South Dakota Education Association for 1929. Lawrence, with 34 years in South Dakota schooling, has held posts from Canton city superintendent to state superintendent of public instruction before returning to Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
South Dakota Education Association Journal
C. G. Lawrence
Southern State Normal
Springfield
S. D
L. M. Fort
Mitchell
Lawrence
Association
South Dakota
University of Wisconsin
Augustana College
Canton
Lincoln County
Four New Heads to Be Installed in South Dakota
With the 21st legislature convening and state officials inaugurated, four new constitutional officers join incumbents for the next two years. Gov W J Bulow and Lt Gov Clarence E Coyne lead new terms alongside Secretary of State Gladys Pyle and O P J Engstrom at the head of state departments. New officers include William Dunn as state auditor, B E C Giffen as state superintendent, NM Q Sharpe as attorney for Lyman County, and Dawes E Brisbine as railroad commissioner. An egg fact notes a rhea egg incubation time of about seven weeks.
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State House
William Dunn
Yankton
BH. A. Jones
Canton
Dunn
BE. C. Giffen
Nstruction
C. G. St. John
Young Citizens League
Mr. St. John
NM. Q. Sharpe
Kennebec
Lyman County
Zenerih
Buell F. Jones
Govarnor
Dawes E. Brisbine
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CIFE
Carlson
First Baptist Church
Nev
W. H. Thrall
Salvation Army
Legion
C. J. Jones
Sdant
Calvary Evangelical Church
Missouri Synod
Dakota
Jeans
Young People's Society
H. Joeckel
St. Martin’s Catholic Church
Monsignor Desmond
Seventh Day‘ Adventist Church
Sixth Street
Lingla
Pri
Alexander Baker
H. Ketelle
Jesus Christ
H. O. Arness
Church of Christ Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Oscar Ingold
Fall Gospel Assembly
Daum's Hall
Offorlng
C. C. Beatty
Minneapolia
Dakota. Ave
Olson
Christ's Ambassadors Service
Guy H. Rake
Methodist
Episcopal Church
Fourth
Kansas
Epworth
Epworth League
Dakota Conference
General Ladies Aid
Grace Episcopal Church
Church School
John Cole
W. Bristor
O'Neal
Hurst
Armour
California
Eribest
Seiced Ic
ONEAL
Kandy
Dromedary
Huron Service Grocers
Faone
South Side ‘Grocery
Kiss Trae
Sal
Union Cooperative Ass'n
Dak
Sweet Corn
Bricelyn
Crosby
Lux
Boston Butt
Salt Park
RING
Bologna
Quilty
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