Personnel Of House Committees Announced By Speaker McVeigh
The document lists numerous committee assignments under Speaker McVeigh, naming members across categories such as Apportionment, Appropriations, Auditing, Aviation Pricing, Banks and Banking, CapItol Grounds and Buildings, Charitable Institutions, Corporations, Drainage and Artesian Wells, Federal Relations, Fish and Game, Food and Drugs, General Investigations, Horticulture, Judiciary, Labor, Militia and Elections, Medicine and Surgery, Military Affairs, Mileage and Legislation, and others. It names officials and lawmakers by last name, including McVeigh, Wieting, Plate, Olsen, Hillgren, Frytag, and many more, with cross-listed districts and affiliations evident in the OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emlott
Busey Bean
Wessel
Wieting
Wilson
Besille
McDil
Bogue
Anderson
Haga
Orton
Schneider
Byrum
Bettleheim
Bakeberg
Hillgren
Fosheim
McDill
Cogal
Reed
Hodgins
Plate
Abild
Olion
Gregory
Rom
Olson
Turner
Gwain
McAllister Larson
Cosal
Rice
Ferguson
Drake
Erbe
Hampton, Mer
Capitol
Owen
Fellows
Johnston
Knight
Mehlberg
Hoffman
Tiffany
Hampton
Voight
Wallar
Sorenson
Megard
Laxson
Ludwig
Ash
Child Welf
Minahan
Pearson
Freeman
Rum
App
Muchow
Been
Bergan
Erne
Brenneman
Gil- Hanten
Mundt
Bilis
Hornbeck
Ross
Fergu Lipon
Foster
Gerhardt
Robinson
Clarkson
Po Bogue
Ing. P
Pearsa
Wilmen
Fall River
Schneiderheinz
Waller
Bertolere
Burns
Hiltgen
Brennen
Hammerquist
Mileage
Legis
Pense
Hettleheim
Whiserg
Overholser
Kel
Community Notes From Hitchock Area and Surrounding
Miss Laelia Hoeber of Mitchell visited here last week with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Groas and family and relatives. Miss Margaret Rosher of Tulare visited relatives during the holidays. Mrs. T. EB Sutter spent the weekend in Buren for funeral services for Louis Hanson. Mrs. William Glane hosted the Act of Deba. prize went to Mrs. L. B. Murphy. The Lamb supper followed late. Mrs. Anna Smith and Mrs. Emma Webber spent holidays in Sioux City. Gordon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gordon Jr., is reported ill from pneumonia. Mrs. Frank Gordon of Huron visited here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jobe Kingdon and other couples were entertained at the A. F. Steinhouser home Sunday night. Bridgesters were hosted by Mrs. Joe Sawtell at Fannie Kennison’s home. Mrs. Carl Bauman scored high. Mrs. Frank Payne won the all-out. Lunch week Rumell Laverne Martin died at home of his parents Wednesday morning January 7. Baby was 18 days old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Martin. Funeral services from home Thursday at 2 or 3 o’clock. burial at Altoona cemetery. Rev. A. L. Wilson officiated. Beadle County Sheriff Frank Huntley will hold a farm sale January 15, five miles southwest of Hitchock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Smith
Emma Webbd
Sioux City
Gordon
Frank Gordon, Jr
Passmonia
Frank Gordon
Huron
Jobe. Kingdon
EE. Dubois
George McGraw
Leslie Martin
Altoona
A. L. Wilson
Huntley
Beadle County
Hitch
Fragmentary notice from past edition on travel plans
A garbled OCR line indicates a past item about people traveling or meeting on a Saturday and a hostess named Chikde, with reference to a mothership and roll call in a bygone edition. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or locations.
Wolsey public school reopens after vacations report
A crowded local scene notes Wolsey public school reopened Monday morning after a tenday break with ranchers present except Nim Dorothy Pook who had surgery before Christmas and is not yet fully recovered. Other items mention visits, weddings, and influenza recoveries among area residents and families amid holiday travel and local club activities.
Public sale draws large Ames crowd at O'Donnell farm
A large crowd gathered Wednesday at Henry O'Donnell’s farm near Ames for a public sale with all articles bringing good prices. Neil will work at the Hight plant in Miller after the sale. Farmers Union members met at Pleasant Valley Hall Wednesday night while adults and youths played games. Mrs. James Kintigh, a former pioneer resident, died Wednesday afternoon. New Merry Workers club officers will be elected Thursday at George Chard’s home. William Hinselman shells corn, others haul fodder, and residents help with farm tasks as weather remains favorable. Several locals shopped and visited during the sale week. Students who failed seventh and eighth grade subjects are taking make-up exams in Miller on Saturday January 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Henry O'Donnell
Neil
Miller
O'Don
Farmers Union
Pleasant ‘Valley
James Kintigh
Milhompita
Merry Workers
George Chard
Jercusry
William Hinselman
C. R. McKinney
Mra Orvilis Johnson
C. W. Arbogert
O'Donnell's
William Heezen
Arthur Johnson
Don McCutcheon
Mier
William Carpenter
James Walsh
Crandall 4-H short course attendees and local gatherings
Conde Lloyd Jackson attended the 4-H club short course at Broo with Mrs Clyde Taylor and children Miss Phipps stayed for a longer visit The nearby Mrs Henry Ruby remains in Rochester Minn Hospital A Sherm Smith family reunion in Brentford included Mrs Jennie Stanley and several Crotty and Bultman relatives The Altar Society held its first meeting at Mrs Frank Lawler home planning the year Officers named and band chairpersons listed An old time dance sponsored by the American Legion drew attendees James Hearneon and son Steffen from Seminole Ohio arrived at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conde Lloyd Jackson
Fear Crandall
Broo
Clyde Taylor
Robert
Ethel
Viola Pipps
Miss Phipps
Henry Ruby
Near Crandall
Rochester
Minn
Reton
Sherm Smith
Brentford
Jennie Stanley
Matt Crotty
Ralph Bultman
Conde
Frank Lawler
Thee -sffiscs_sn
Mary Grandpre
Tom King
Gavin
F. A. ‘McCabe
Henry Halverson
Ray Lenz
Bert Lenz
Steve Heath
Municipal
American Legion
James Hearneon
Steffen
Seminole
Ohio
Local Community Notes and Visits Across Town
The column recounts visits and events around the community including relatives traveling through Virgil and Hebron, Mr Hebron’s brother Ed visiting, and Mrs MacDonald and family of Alp ia plus Mr and Mrs William Wistiurn and Fearly ippentt attending gatherings. sewing club demonstrations at George Cook’s home, John A Simpson’s talk at the National Farmers Union event in Huron, cattle moved to Sioux Falls, coal shipments, Ladies Aid meeting at Walter Irving’s home, and the joint Rebekahs and Odd Fellows installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Mecvices
Ea Hefron
Virgil
Com
Sistas Sn Werther
Bln
Hebron
Mitchell Jess Bieta
Mr. Hebron
Ed Hebron
BL MacDonald
Alpia
William Wistiurn
Fearly Ippentt
Tha Schmidtgall
Richard Fanger Iz
Huron
Mian Dewing
George Cook
Frank Fanger, Jr
John A. Simpson
Local notes from Pearl Creek area and Huron visit
Cavour L A Burger of Pearl Creek township war caller in Cavour Thursday. Marjorie Lather in training at the Huron clinic spent one day evening at the home of her pc. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lather. Mr. and Mrs. Philips, visiting at the Earl Fisher home, returned to Blunt Thursday. The Legion Auxiliary will meet at Mrs. Vera Nolan’s home next Wednesday evening January 14. William Micheel, Shell Gag station attendant, suffers a felon on his right thumb and went to Huron. Mrs. Otto Lather visited Thursday with good attendance. Mrs. BP Corrie and Mrs. Earl Fisher were in Huron Thursday forenoon. Fritz Soll will have a sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavour
L. A. Burger
Pearl Creek Township
Marjorie Lather
Huron Clinic
Otto Lather
Philips
Earl Fisher
Blunt
the Legion Auxiliary
Vera Nolan
William Micheel
Shell
Huron
BP. Corrie
Fritz Soll
Local notes and farm trades from Cavour area January event
The column records a busy week with moving hay and grain, a sale at Arthur Peskys, and social events at Cavour hall. Farmers like a Kane alfalfa fodder move and a March 1 deadline loom. Local residents Kellstron, Bergstrom, Tuttle, Walter, and others are noted visiting, selling, or traveling to nearby towns for business and supplies.
Local families host gatherings and school visits Sunday
In Alpena area residents hosted children from the Willer and Skinner schools Friday with songs and talks by Mr Washburn. Nearby, the German Lutheran Aid met with Mrs Saville and Mrs Luker entertaining. Mrs Pete Christiansen of Wellington visited her sister Mrs Jensen in Lane Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ington Springs
Claud Stewart
Mies Pesti Williams
Alpena
Dewey Orang Og Aa Ware
Hosher
Tee Jemie Burdinn
Felbeene
Willer
Skinner
Sheev
Washburn
Bouth Amari
Fred Ammon
Pat Houlihan
Harve Melnk
German Lutheran Aid
Art Saville
Gotlob Luker
Pete Christiansen
Wellington
Sytings
Mia
Jensen
Lane
Lane News Street Visits and Weekend House Guests
Lane Mr and nxt Mra G E Johnson traveled to Huron on business Friday. Mr and Mrs L Hildebrandt of Wesl and William Brandenburg hosted visitors. Tiny Nichols of Forestburg spent Sunday in Lane with friends. Rufus Tollifton and family of Cuthbert visited August Brandenburg. Clifford Meink and daughter from Huron stayed with Mrs Meink’s parents J D and Mrs Barber. Amos Gowtals of Wess-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Nxt
G. E. Johnson
Huron
L. Hildebrandt
Weslington Springs
William Brandenburg
Tiny Nichols
Forestburg
Rufus Tollifton
Cuthbert
Brandenburg
Clifford Meink
Daughta
Broadland Community Program and Local Visits Report
Broadland Friday program drew a large audience with songs dialogues and short plays. Visitors included Mr and Mrs J B Eves of Huron at R C Barber home and plans to open a Broadland store. Mr and Mrs J B Moul of Gettysburg stayed with Roy Hough this week. Broadland youths attended the Wessington Hitchcock basketball game in Hitchcock Friday evening with Mary Kreitman Sophia Kreitman Edith Brock and others present. Frank Holmes and two sons of Ferney visited Broadland Sunday at Hans Peterson’s. Tra Howell spent the weekend in
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadland
J. B Eves
Huron
R. C. Barber
Eves
Barber
J.B. Moul
Gettysburg
Roy Hough
Hitchcock
Mary and
Sophia Kreitman
Howard Vollenweider
Milton Brock
Edith Brock
Fae Berber
Frank Holmes
Ferney
Hans Peterson
Tra Howell
Local social notes report several visits this week
A group of friends gathered at a home Wednesday evening including Mr and Mrs Carl Betters and Marjorie Mr and Mrs Ivan Gascoigne and children Mr and Mrs Hans Peterson and Harold Smith Mr and Mrs H W Pownell at the James Torney home Friday evening Elmer Flounce of Lacanon visited Chester Frost and Dr Johnston of Huron Mr and Mrs James Terney aided the Huron in wedding celebrations Florida grows sugar cane with stalks 25 to 30 feet high as a new type is tested in America
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Betters
Marjorie
Ivan Gascoigne
Hans Peterson
Harold Smith
H.W. Pownell
James Torney
Mire
Elmer Flownce
Lacanon
Chester Frost
BR. Johnston
Huron
James Terney
Mra
Tom Terney
Florida
America
Also Mentioned on This Page
House
McVeigh
Elections Mills
Nong
Ziliott
Joyes
Drelke
Ashton
Wolsey Wolsey Public School
Nim Dorothy Pook
Lauspech
Har Clearing
William Jensen
Alen Likeness
Mias
Hazel Cannon
Virgil Telephone Company
F. N. Jensen
Carthage
C. D. Campbell
Pierre
Mr. Campbell
Campbell
Ben Peterson
Vernon
Belle Fourche
Mr. Peterson
Lee Meir
Emil
Faith
Alva Bales
Aberdeen
Frite
Langbehn
Dennison
Mat Erion
Oriental Ball Room
Wolsey
JAN. H
Bis Orchestra
Siecx
KGDY
Buram
Hutchings Laundry
Weleening
Wele
Zenuary
Mell
Nebraska
Ervin McCoy
Arthur Peskys
Cavour Hall
Thure
S.A. Funk Lumberman
Yale
Raymond Barton
Manchester
Herman Moeller
Otto Kropf
Madison
Mr. Kropf
John Brogderson
Custer Township
Horate
Page
Mr. Kellstron
Hayville
Oscar Bergstrom
F. J. Tuttle
Richland Township
Paul ‘J. Walter
ML W
C. J. Colwell
Lather
Rae
Langenfeld
Virginia
Langenfeld's
Huron’s Moat
Fiat National Vitaphone
Loretta Young
Myma Loy
Conway Tearle
David Manners
Cobb
Kat Kennedy
Qld
Kentucky
Bargula
Bour
Hell's Angels
Gagnon
D'ckens
Jne
United Artista
James Hall
BEN LYON _ EAN BARLOW
Paramount Sound News
Huzon
Paramount Pictures
Pittsburgh
Edipley
Steel City
Shane
Peera
Carload
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