Seniors Present Indian Operetta Lelawala at High School
Lelawala a three act Indian operetta is set for February 19 at the high school. Miss Buchanan selects the production with Mary Whitney as Lelawala and a cast including Raymond Larson Gene OConnor Forest Nelson and others. Charles Wakefeld Cedrean provides term music and the Senior High Orchestra conducts under Christian Rapphahn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelawala
Mise Fiden Buchanan
Benlor
Charles Wakefeld Cedrean
Christian Rapphahn
Macher
Mary Whitney
Calvin Calendine
Sediey Swart
Gene von Winkle
Lois Petarzon
Owen Sloggett
Lowell Thieman
Vernon Berquist
Miss Buchanan
Gene Lothrop
Francis Murphy
Hetty Campbell
Child Labor Debate Shapes South Dakota Stance
Amid ongoing child labor coverage, South Dakota lawmakers clash over a proposed Amendment giving Congress power to limit or prohibit underage work. Critics call it radical. supporters warn of federal overreach. Senate action uncertain as debate continues and a presidential trip plan passes.
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Congress
BE Parkinson
Mighmore
South Dakota
Osear Foshuin
Howard
Senate
United States Chamber of Commerce
The
Manufacturers Association
Fosheim
H. H Motley
Frankfort
Council of State Governmenty
Washington
House
Henry W. Seide
Brookings
Reorganization plan hints at social welfare overhaul
The article outlines a proposed reorganization to create a department of social welfare possibly including the social security board and public health service. It mentions John G. Winant and Harry L. Hopkins as potential appointees, a shift to merit-based civil service, and plans to bring over 250,000 positions under civil service within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Social Welfare
Social Security Board
Public Health Service
Treasury
John G. Winant
New Hampshire
Social Welfare
Harry L. Hopkins
Public Works
Poat
Hopkins Slaw
Ickes
the Interior
Department of Conservation
Administrations to Trim Waste Through Management Reform
A historic report urges abolishing the presidents office and creating six new executive assistants only to offer nonvoting aid. It advocates separate auditing transfers to the treasury and attorney general review, while pressing a permanent planning board and national resources oversight to curb waste and raise living standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Comptroller General
Executive
Auditor General
Treasury
Permanent Planning Board
National Resources Board
Neighborhood News from a Winter Week
Local items report birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Stewart Zerfoss on January 2. Mrs Mabel Crossman, a Wessington caller, visited Mrs WA Topp briefly. RN Hunt and crew repaired ice damaged telephone lines. several lines broken. Wessington high school team remains undefeated this season. Rev JH Black is seriously ill, cared for by nurse Mrs Draper Sievers. Edith Hill visits home north of town and works in Lead. Church of Christ A'd Society meeting postponed to January 15 with Mrs Peay Granders. Woman's Missionary Society to meet January 15 at Mrs Levi Hulbert's. Francis Todd attends a Medianic's School in Kansas City. Bose Topp returns to school in Minneapolis. Jean and Albert Deliaven visit Huron Saturday.
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Stewart Zerfoss
Mabel Crossman
Wessington
WA. Topp
Hunt
Weesington
J. H. Black
Draper Sievers
Edith Hill
Lead
Church of Christ A‘d Society
Peay Granders
Woman's Missionary Society of the Community Church
Etternoon
Levi Hulbert
Francis Todd
Kansas City
Bose Topp
Manekato
Jean
Albert Deliaven
Golden wedding anniversary held in Conde
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Lenz celebrated their golden wedding at home in Conde this Wednesday with relatives guests at supper. They received congratulations by wire and mail from relatives and friends. Mrs. Gallup is dean of Conde girls dormitory and Mr. Gallup resides at Redfield. Dr. Dunn hosted visitors at their home for Bobby Jackson ill with a cold. Rose Hamo returned from Watertown after New Years. Mayor L. C. Van Ornum attends Pierre session as representative of the League of South Dakota Municipalities. School duties resumed and several were absent with colds. Mara Hazen, recovering at home, is able to sit up briefly. Alvin Crabtree and Mrs. Crabtree announce the birth of an eight pound son at Thompson Maternity Hospital.
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Conde
Anton Lenz
Mra. R. Gallup
Pon
Omaha
Gallup
Rom. Jackson
Bobby
Brentford
Mira
Jackson
Dunn
Rose Hamo
Watertown
T. F. Dunn
Mellette
L. C. van Ornum
Pierre
League of South Dakota
Misa Mara Hazen
Alvin Crabtree
Forbes
N. D
Thompson Maternity Hospital
Thompson
Crabtree
Wessington Springs Star Circles elect officers at B J Cook home
Wessington Springs Star Circles met at the B J Cook home Thursday afternoon and elected officers for the year Mrs O W Tiede Wan was chosen president and Mrs Barrett Lowe secretary The next meeting will be at Mrs J J Carson County Superintendent Clyde Fite announced a county school officers meeting next Friday January 15 A Mra J W Poser entertained the M E Aid at her home this afternoon Twila Radine born eight pounds to Mr and Mrs Leonard Laisner last Tuesday January 5 Lorne Arnold local high school coach spoke on sports at Kiwanis meeting led by president elect John DeLay Treasurer Gene Smith read club Glances Y R J Cook honored for five years of perfect attendance A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Den Wenzet at the DeJong home last Tuesday The Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs Derwing McDonald home last Wednesday night attendance was down due to cold weather
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Wessington Springs
O. W. Tiede Wan
Barrett Lowe
J. J. Carson
Clyde Fite
J. W. Poser
M. E
Gatieg
Twila Radine
Leonard Lais
Ehner
Lorne Arnold
Kiwanis Club
Falen
John DeLay
Gene Smith
J. Cook
den Wenzet
DeJong
Legion’ Auxiliary
Derwing McDonald
Fpar
Yale Man’s Fall Injures Himself at Bancroft Home
Thomas O'Brien sustained serious injuries after slipping on icy steps at a Bancroft Maine residence. Marie Welsh, Leo Welsh, and the Sauthan family were noted in the past week’s local report. Police and emergency responders attended the scene.
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Yale
Thomas O'Brien
Fila
Marie
Leo
Bancroft
Mra
Local visitors and travels across towns noted in brief
Visitors and travelers named include Don Pratt returning to Columbia after holidays, Roy Dayix resuming studies at Aberdeen, Audray Ford and others pursuing education in Mitch ll. Thad O Keefe Irma Vondracek return to Huron College. Peter Garry visiting Evansville Wisconsin and Paul Garry family in Troquois. William Muself of Huron visited relatives. Ben Paut discharged from Huron hospital accompanied home.
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Oscar Hall
Cavepr
Don Pratt
Columbia
Roy Dayix
Aberdeen
Audray Ford
Davis Chapman
Eunice Johnston
Lelon Grenan
Mitchll
Thad O'Keefe
Irma Vondracek
Huron College
Peter Garry
Evansville
Wis
Jasi
Abentard Garry
Bernard Garry
Helen
Troquois
Paul Garry
William Muself
Huron
Ben Paut
Local School and Family News from Miller and Rendle County
Danforth Bert Evang and son Gene, hospitalized as Ann a Miller hospital patients, are reported improving. Home for the holidays were Miss Helen Hillis a Mount Vernon teacher and Miss Edythe and Miss Morian Keck teachers in Huron and Miller. Barbara Bridenbaugh visited cousin Eleanor Bridenbaugh of St. Lowe. Dave Barrett and family moved to residence north of Miller. Alma Geiver accepted a teaching position in Rendle County. Mildred Bailey, Hiland teacher, will present a January 19 school program featuring a three act play Treasure Chest. Public welcome. Mrs George Keck learned her sister in Kingsley, Ia., is seriously ill.
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Danforth
Bert Evang
Gene
Anna Miller Hospital
Helen Hillis
Mount Vernon
Edythe
Morian Keck
Huron
Miller
Barbara Bridenbaugh
Eleanor Bridenbaugh
St. Lowe
Dave Barrett
Rnside
Alma Geiver
Rendle County
Mildred Bailey
Hiland
George Keck
Kingsley
Guards Called Out At Flint Amid Auto Strike Clash
Bloodshed at the Fisher Body plant as 14 shot and many injured during a clash between police and sit down demonstrators. Gov. Murphy ordered National Guardsmen to Flint to restore order as the nationwide auto workers strike idles about 170,000. Martin and Lewis discussed strategy with Lewis committee officials as unions pledged support. General Motors faces large idle payroll with Fisher Body, Pontiac, Olds and other plants affected.
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Associated Press
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Flint
Fisher
Martin and Lewis Center
Homer Martin
Automobile Workers of America
Washington
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
John Brownty
Pure
Lewis Group
Brophy
Kenneth Cole
Teledn
Ohio
Auto Workers “Lucent
General Motors Corporation
Fisher Body
Pontiac Motor Company
Pontiac
Mich
Kensing
Olds Motor Works
Yellow Coach
Maritime
Landers
Timber Workers Union
Weather Returns To Normal Amid Cold Wave Easing
South Dakota warms above zero as Federal Meteorologist Laskowski predicts normal conditions this week. The 49th anniversary of the great blizzard is noted with no reminders of the storm. Highways in central South Dakota are open, and county crews focus on secondary roads as travel normalizes. Cold spell loosens across the west with rising temperatures and flooding in some areas.
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B. Ai Laskowski
South Dakota
Luskowski
W. A. Arns
Arns
Burt Ayres
Open Ticket Sale For C Stag At Huron Chamber Event
Tickets for the Huron Chamber of Commerce annual stag gathering go on sale today. General chairman G O Martin notes plans for the program are being finalized. The stag dinner is at 6 30 pm with entertainment to follow in the Elia ballroom hosted by the Chamber of Commerce members.
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C. Stag
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Oldham Takes Double Header From De Smet
De Smet to Oldham in a conference game last night as Oldham High surged to a 36 to 30 victory led by strong second half play. In the preliminary, Oldham reserves defeated De Smet 21 to 3 showing depth for the Bulldogs.
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Oldham
de Smet
Jsecona
Oldham Seconda
School Parleys Here This Week
Beadle County school officers meet Friday with President Frank L. Eversall of Hurot College as main speaker. Saturday features a general gathering of Beadle County teachers with President J. D. Weeks of the University of South Dakota. Sessions start at 10 p m with music and instructional demonstrations.
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Frank L. Eversall
Hurot College
Beadly County
Eva Davis
Huron
Beadle County
D. Weeks
University of South Dakota
HCPA Chooses New Directors For 1937 Board
Irving Knight Gann Valley and EBI Simantel Wolsey were elected to three year terms on the Huron Production Credit Association board at the annual stockholders meeting held at the Knights of Pythias hall. Knight and Simantel join hald-over directors Carl F Wall Mette Edwin Fawrgett Ree Heights and Ed B Healy Arlington to form the 1937 lineup. J E School Huron reelected secretary treasurer as stockholders, about 75 in attendance including a noon luncheon.
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Irving Knight
Gann Valley
EBI
Simantel
Wolsey
Qe Huron Production Credit Association
Knights of Pythias Hall
Knight
Carl F. Wail
Mette
Edwin Fawrgett
Ree Heights
Ed B. Healy
Arlington
Wall
Arthur Eopperud
Lake Preston
J. E. School
Huron
Huron Production Credit Association
United Sates
Europe
Be.rb. Meaton
Production Credit Corporation of
Omsha
Omnis Min
Professor Gives Laundry Advice
Vermillion South Dakota January 12 Professor A L Haines of the University of South Dakota outlines methods to keep clothes snowy white. He warns against insufficient rinsing and explains stain removal using ammonia sodium thiosulphate oxalic acid lemon juice and chlorine solutions with precautions. He notes that testing colorfastness and using solvents like chloroform or carbon tetrachloride should precede any heavy chemical treatment.
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Vermillion
S. D
L. Haines
University of South Dakota
Haines
Huron and State Debaters Split Decisions in Brookings
Huron College debaters, Donald Schrader and George McCammes, won the negative in two Brookings contests on Saturday. State College representatives Erwin Johnson Verne Simpson and Alphua Christensen on the affirmative faced a unanimous judge’s ruling in each debate.
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Huron
Huron College
State College
Brookings
Donald Schrader
George McCammes
Congres
Erwin Johnson
Verne Simpson
Altrmative
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Svargny Muroniye Engrayt
Ed. Casey
Mittehell
Ederal
Casey
Daviaen
Everett Jones
Humonite
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Daughters of the American Evolution
W. H. Bayles
Mins
HL J. Ward
LG. Tut
Fe W. Dennit
BR. D. Tredway
C E. Back
Vi Corley
Marone Longstall
Fannie Davis
E. J. Pierce
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Hot ‘Springs
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Quincy
Minnesota
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Birmingham
Ala
HCPA
Heaton
A. L. Haines
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