Births in Yale and Huron Each Welcome Newborns
Mrs. Fred Maas of Yale reports a daughter born on Monday July 2. Mr and Mrs. G. G. Winchell of Huron announce a son born on Friday June 21.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1929
Page
7
Pioneer Educator At De Smet Dies
Mrs. George Hy Sheets a pioneer school teacher in De Smet died after a paralysis stroke Friday night Her daughter Mrs Demming of Minnesota and son Frank who lived with her survive Funeral services had not been arranged at this time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YE Smet
George Hy Sheets
Demming
Minnesota
Frank
Labor Party Opens Parliament with New Policy Promises
Great Britain's new Labour government opened the sixth George V parliament with a speech from the throne. It promises disarmament efforts, better unemployment relief, reform of electoral representation, and a commission to study liquor legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
George V
Sankey
George
Soviet
Russia
Rhineland
United States of America
India
Dominions
MacDonald
AIT
Break-in Probed at School Offices A. J. Lang and G. G. Bell
Police close to completing inquiry into forced entry at the offices of A. J. Lang superintendent and Prof. G. G. Bell junior high principal. Locks pried open, several school records disturbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Lang
G. G. Bell
Thieves' Sunday Night Break-In Claimed Amateur Work
Police believe a weekend robbery was staged by amateurs seeking money. The entry into the building could not be located, and the thieves’ work showed no professional signatures.
Surplus Triggers Tax Cut Talk In Congress
Washington July 2 The $185 million treasury surplus sparks discussion of tax reductions though administration officials offer no comment. Senate Finance Committee members push for cuts citing the surplus while House Ways and Means Chair Hawley waits for December treasury outlook amid planned Farm Relief and flood control spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Mellon
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Smoot
Simmons
North Carolina
Harrison
Mississippi
Hawley
House
Ways and Means Committee
Boulder Canyon Dam
Arlington Men Pay Large Fines
Edward Gould and Carl Olson of Arlington were fined 42.80 each including costs after pleading guilty before Justice John Hasche to intoxication in a public place. They were arrested during a dance under a city ordinance and held on a state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE Sme
Edward Gould
Carl Olson
Arlington
John Hasche
Hitchcock Woman Injured In Upset Near Wausa
Mrs. A. J. Gliden 71 of Hitchcock was badly cut and bruised when the car she rode in overturned near Wausa Nebraska after a flat tire. Grandchildren Ruth Hazel Elva and Vera Gliden, son-in-law M C Dawson driver, and friend Nadling Vanvoorhis also suffered bruises but all left for home by train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Yankton
A. J. Gliden
Wausa
Neb
Here
Ruth
Hazel
Elva
Vera Gliden
M. C. Dawson
Nadling Vanvoorhis
Dentists Gather for Regional Assembly in Sioux Falls
The second day of the conference opened with a clinic by Dr. H A Maves and Dr T W Maves of Minneapolis. Dr Sherman J Davis of Indianapolis lectured on diets and nutrition. An afternoon program included nutrition and dentition and a talk on esthetics by Henry R Boos of Minneapolis. A banquet and dance were planned for the evening.
Fatalities and nerves haunt aviators after crashes
After a crash at Roosevelt and Mitchell fields aviators cope with loss and danger. Flights resume quickly, jokes and bravado mask fear while a nurse receives blood for a crash victim in Nassau hospital. Bill Stultz will be honored with a funeral flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mexico City
Roosevelt
Mitchell Fields
Trnx
Riley
Dors
Martin Jensen
Viola
Gentry
Nassau Hospital
Ashcraft
Elinor Smith
Bill” Stultz
Sheffield Road Grading Moves to New Route
Beadle county grading outfit completes work west of Lake Byron and moves to the new Sheffield road. Grading will start six miles south of the Beadle Spink county line with aim to finish the swampy stretch east of Lake Byron before rain. The 18 mile route runs along township lines between Lake Byron Iowa and Valley townships to the west and Milford Liberty and Cavour townships to the east replacing the old Sheffield road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Byron
Beadle County Road
Sheffield
Sheffield End
Lake ‘Byron
Iowa and
Valley Townships
Milford, Liberty
Cavour
Funeral held for Mrs. Mary Bowker in Ashton
Funeral services were conducted at the Congregational church for Mrs. Mary Bowker a 72 year old resident who died at her sister’s home after a lingering illness She is survived by two sisters Mrs Kellicot and Mrs Harrington of this city and a sister Mrs L Lt ellicot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashton
Mary.Bowker
Bowker
L. Lt. . Ellicot
Kellicot
Pendexter Dies at Mitchell Hospital at 70
WOONSOCKET aged 70 died yesterday at Mitchell Hospital after being ill since Saturday. J C Pendexter was a longtime resident and his death ends a brief illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendexter
Mitchell
Woonsocket
J.-C. Pendexter
Heo
Marriage license issued in Woonsocket for Roy Young and Carel Reilmann
A marriage license was issued here Saturday to Roy Young age 31 and Carel Reilmann age 19, both of Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket
Roy Young
Carel Reilmann
Huron
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de Smet
Labor Party
Sioux Falls
To. P
Mrs
Mary Bowker
New York
Costain
Dr. Hagman
Mgr
Huron Welding
Wold
R.P. Bethke Chiropractor
Gagnon’s
Sea Breeze
Eal Natural Gas
Hitro
Sunice
Rane
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