Comics Judging Grows Difficult in Central South Dakota
Comics judging remains challenging as many youths submit strips for the Evening Huronite contest. Mervin Pearson of Tid Nevada Avenue Huron wins the sweepstakes prize a theatre ticket. Louisa Beerman also wins a ticket. Other winners include Tena Manolis Violet Sharpe Stella Armin Edith Temperley Clyde John Oscar Kludt and Gladys Schwartz. Tickets available at the Huron theatre box office. Submissions must arrive at the Huronite office before 5 pm the following Wednesday.
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South Dakota
Mervin Pearson
Tid Nevada Avenue
Huron
Huron Theatre
Louisa Beerman
Melvin
Tena Manolis
Violet Sharpe
Stella Armin
Iroquois
Edith Temperley
Cavour
Clyde John
Oscar Kludt
Wolsey
Route 3
Gladys Schwartz
Poultry Editor Clara M Sutter to speak at Farm Week
Clara M Sutter, poultry field editor of the Farmer and Farm Stock and Home, will address Farm and Home Week at State college February 5 to 8. Her talk on February 6 covers Poultry Feeding and Management to Meet Our Feed Shortage. Former poultry specialist of South Paketa extension, she is well known statewide for her work.
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Clara M. Sutter
When a Man Sees Red and The Painted Lily reviews
Amusements columns preview Buck Jones in When a Man Sees Red at the ranch drama and Claudette Colbert in The Guided Lily. Also notes Garbo star turn in The Painted Veil and Bachelor of Arts at State and schedule updates for Huron and college events.
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HURON
Garbo
Orient
Herbert Marshall
George Hrent
Warner Oland
Jean Hernholt
Beulah Bondi
Torm Brows
Anita Louise Romancing
Collga
Watertown
K. C. Sall
Buck Jones
State Theater
Radio Features and TV Backings for Captain Winninger
C E Butterfield reports NBC plans to bring Captain Henry Winninger back to air on CBS with a variety bill including Frank Tours’ orchestra, the Hevelers quartet, Frank Parker, ten or and the Pickens sisters. The program follows Will Rogers on Sunday nights after his cycle ends Feb 6 with a schedule across WEAF WABC CBS and NBC stations detailing shows and times.
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C. E. Butterfield
New York
Charles Winninger
Henry
NBC
CBS
Winninger
Bill
Frank Tours
Hevelers
Frank Parker
Pickens Sisters
Will Rogers
Redfield Holds Annual Meet and Appoints Directors
Redfield Chamber of Commerce drew a large crowd for its annual meeting. Officers reported a fine year with all bills paid and plans for next year approved. Martin Christenson elected director for one year to fill unexpired term. Ralph Blume reelected for three years. K L Boub and Leland Hopkins elected for three-year terms to succeed A S Olding and A Myrum.
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Redfield
Leland Hopkins
A. S. Olding
A. Myrum
Gerald Beddow Elected President of Huron Municipal Band
Gerald Beddow was elected president of the Huron Municipal Band at the annual meeting last night. He succeeds the Rev. T. H. Joeckel. Arnold Tillman was named secretary and R. E. Balzer treasurer. Hans Christensen was reelected director for the 1935 season launching the last week in May. Rehearsals begin the first week in February. A special concert is planned during National Music Work the first week in May. Lunch followed the business session.
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Gerald Meanow
Huron Municipal Band
T. H. Joeckel
Arnold Tillman
R. E. Balzer
Hans Christensen
Miller To Conduct Bridge Tournament
An Olympic bridge tournament is planned for February 1 in the Miller auditorium. Open to contact bridge players, it aims to attract over a hundred entrants. A one dollar entry fee will be charged, with the amount set by the national committee. W G Tamblyn returns as captain. Local players from Highmore Ree Heights Wessington Huron and Miller participated last year.
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Miller
Miller Auditorium
Highmore
Ree Heights
Wessington
Huron
W. G. Tamblyn
Highmore Girl Earns Honorable Mention in Essay Contest
Miriam Jordan of Highmore, a senior and editor of the Pi rate Journal, was cited for honorable mention in the National Association of Student Editors essay contest for American Education week. Henry Dixon of Ideal, S. D., also received honorable mention in the west north central division. DIES AT TURTON
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Highmore
Miriam Jordan
Highmore High School
Pirate Journal
National Association of Student Editors
American Education Week
Student Editos Association
Marguerite Loucks
Watertown High School
Jordan
Henry Dixon
Ideal
S. D
Joint Installation Is Held At Doland
Doland January 11 joint installation by Rebekah and I O O F district deputies Dorothy Kline and Loren Culver included Salena Rebekah lodge officers Nebla grand Sylvia Woodfark vice grand Lyla Culver secretary Wilma Leysen treasurer Viola Wolverton warden Ingrid Langland conductor Ruby Thompson R S N G Lois Seamon L S N G Edith Krentz I G Marie Fredericks C G Cora Thompson chaplain Elizabeth Baer Noble grand Walter Doenitz vice grand BE L Coats secretary W R Stanley treasurer Vincent Shult warden Henry Baer conductor A V Zameke RS N G Robert Letbig L B N G P A Peterson I G Carl Krentz C G Arthur Walverton chaplain Loren Culver visitors from Redfield and LaDetle attended the social evening after the meeting.
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Doland
Rebekah
L O. O. F. Dodges
Dorothy Kline
Loren Culver
Salena Rebekah Lodge No
N. G
Robert Letbig
P. A. Peterson
I. G
Carl Krentz
C. G
Arthur Walverton
Redfeld
LaDetle
Kingsbury Pioneer Observes Birthday
J A Jacobson, among the earliest Kingsbury county settlers, marked his 84th birthday in Lake Preston. He arrived from Viroqua Wisconsin in 1873 and homesteaded seven miles southeast of town, living there with his family until retiring about 25 years ago. The couple also celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary last week as he remains mentally alert recalling pioneer days.
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Kingsbury
Lake Preston
J. A. Jacobson
Kingsbury County
Jacobson
Viroqua
Wis
Farm Union Fest Draws Big Crowd at Lake Preston
About 125 people attended the Baker unit Farmer's Union social in the township hall. Miss Alice Kopperud led a program of readings music and dialogues. An accordion contest awarded Jens Erle first place. Lunch and social hour closed the evening.
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Lake Preston
Baker Unit
Farmer’s Union
Alice Kopperud
Jens Erle
Relief relief setup changed at Troquois townships
Relief administration in Troquois will be centralized with one overseer per township or village, reducing workers pay by about a third. Troquois had three overseers prior. City council meeting elected George Tyrrell as relief foreman as gravel hauling project proceeds from highway 14 mile east to Lake Iroquois.
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Troquois
Froquois
Aneeting
George Tyrrell
Highway 14
Town
Lake Iroquois
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand
Sara L. Dewing gives budget friendly dessert ideas using dried fruits and canned fruit. Prunes apricots peaches and raisins feature in pies puddings cobblers sauces and pickles with tips on soaking cooking and nutrition. A new chilled jellied plum pudding combines lemon gelatine with mixed dried fruits for winter desserts.
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Sara L. Dewing
Plum pudding shaped mold served cold with cream
A culinary note describes molding plum pudding into a decorative form and serving it chilled with whipped or plain cream. Suggestions include garnishing with candied fruit such as candied cherries for a fancier presentation.
Farm Question And Answer Box
Farm questions on corn seed threshing permissibility and 1935 hog contracts answered. Guidance includes seed harvest on rented acres and limits on hog base, plus owner rights to fodder sale and seed loans from credit agencies. County officials and Farm Credit Administration avenues offered for more details.
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Sudan
V. H
Clay County
Lawsuer
Turnar County
Production Credit Association
Sioux Falls
S. W. Bonnie
Farm Credit Administration
Omaha
Nebi
Lake Preston District Meet Planned by Legion and Auxiliary
Lake Preston plans for the district convention hosted by the American Legion and auxiliary. The program starts at 1 30 with Legionnaires in City Hall and auxiliary at the Legion home. A joint banquet follows the afternoon session with the high school band under Prof H A Ashbaugh directing. The toast will be by Harry Eggan of DeSmet. A dancing party at City Hall closes the evening.
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Lake Preston
American Legion and Auxiliary
Legionnaires
Legion
H. A. Ashbaugh
Harry Eggan
de jSmet
Rites Today For Pioneer At Doland
Doland notes report the death of Mrs. Stewart Wolverton 82 a pioneer born in New York who moved to South Dakota in 1883. Survived by two daughters Mrs Green Thompson Ohio and Mrs Cooper Doland and four sons Frank Byron Arthur and Don all of Doland along with 71 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral held at A R Cooper home with interment in Doland cemetery. The second item notes a Lake Preston C E S club gathering hosted by Mrs Henry Hendricks with Mrs Arnold Sorenson assisting and refreshments served. large crowd attended.
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Doland
Jan
Stewart Wolverton
A. BR. Cooper
Capitola Township
Wolverton
New York
South Dakota
Fred Green
Thompson
Ohio
A. R. Cooper
Lake Preston
Henry Hendricks
Arnold Sorenson
Hubbards Move to Oregon to Join Daughter Near Crowe
Crowe Oregon news notes the Hubbard family, formerly of Groton South Dakota and Wisconsin, now living near their daughter Mrs S Richards after relocating to Oregon a few months ago.
Auditor Clare Deeble attends Oklahoma City insurance convention
Clare Deeble auditor for the South Dakota Benevolent Insurance society is in Oklahoma City Oklahoma this week attending an insurance convention. He is expected to return this Saturday.
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Doland
Clarence Deeble
South Dakota Benevolent Insurance Society
Oklahoma City
Okla
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