Luncheon Given At Trotter Home In Huron Social Events
A 1 30 PM luncheon hosted by Mrs L L Trotter at 775 Wisconsin Ave SW honored the degree staff of the Canton Huron No Ti auxiliary and five guests. Tables with handworked linen and auxiliary colors featured the motto Service to Others. Prizes were awarded after bridge pinochle and mangoul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Trotter
Mrz Trotter
Jean
Lucille Lothrop
J. A Webber
Frizes
Jesse Lee
Tey
Elmer Twiddy
W. H. Otterback
Julian Busch
Fargo
J. W. Schollian
Simmons Avenue Southeast
Carl Anderson
N. D
George van Allen
Leslie Co. Dynex
Anderson
M4. Reintama
Halmar Paterson
Huron
Senoral Ladng Aid Bariety
American Church
Dart
EE Giziewski
Glen Beara
W. T. Quale
Mira Helmer Peterson
Joliet, DL
Jime Nelson
Sehmente
Peterson
American Lutheran Church Ladies Aid
Paterson
Mr. Quale
Girlewaki
Quale
Simmons Avenue
Summer School To Stage Play Sparkin by E P Conkle
Huron College summer session sponsors a one act drama Sparkin by E P Conkle to be staged in the college chapel on Tuesday morning July 7 at 1130. Miss Mary Starling directs the production with cast members Brownell Sedam Bill Wright Gertrude Lampe and Betty Cook from the campus. Sedam Lampe Wright and Cook have notable prior stage roles and Miss Starling recently earned a B A from Minnesota University. The public is invited with no admission charge.
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Huron College
E. P. Conkle
Miss Mary
Brownell Sedam
Bill Wright
Gertrude Lampe
Betty Cook
Mayers
Miss Sedam
Miss Lampe
Iin
Mr. Wright
Miss Cook
Bianca
Miss Starling
Minnesota University
Huron
Moorycen
Mundt and Bottum to Speak at Beadle County GOP Meeting
Beadle County Republicans announce their monthly gathering in the circuit court room of the courthouse Monday night at o oclock. The event is open to the public with a special invitation to young Republicans. Featured speakers include Karl E. Mundt of Madison seeking U S Congress and Joe E Bottum of Faulkton. Mundt will discuss the upcoming campaign and Bottum will address young Republican club organization work.
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Beadle County
Republican’ Committee
Karl E. Mundt
Madison
U. S. Congressii
Joe E. Bottum
Faulkton
Mundt
Bottum
V. F. W. Members Are Initiated
A class of recruits were sworn in as members of the VFW at a ceremony held at the post hall, with officials and fellow veterans in attendance. New members pledged support and service to the organization and community.
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Ini
South Dakota Has Most Productive Land say Beadle County Farmer
Veteran Beadle County farmer P S Finley defends South Dakota’s productivity and climate. He recalls farming here since 1880s, asserting the state led in wealth per capita when prosperous and predicting a future comeback for those who remained. He cites stock-raising success and ample feed despite dry years.
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Warren Morrell
Huranite
Finley
Beadle County
Benile
United States
Union
South Dakota
Belle Prairie
Finley Max
Gome
Crackéy
City Briefs Chronicle Fourth of July Plans and Beginnings
Local notices detail many families traveling for the Fourth of July and visits to relatives. A baby was born last night at Huron hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Erickson. Several residents plan rush trips to Minneapolis Sioux Falls and the Black Hills, while others return from Chicago and visit friends in Huron and nearby towns.
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Jkecks
S. W. Kuck
Lois
Sam
Fliner
Mt Molyoke
Mass
National Counel of Congregational Churches
Mt. Holyoke College
Balem
Boston
Cape Cod
Samamore Beach
New York City
Thame
Pittsburgh
Springfield
Ohio
Mra. R.A. Cave
Brookings
Chicago
Antoinette Crank
Plaserville
Black Hills
Mrs. Keck
Kampeska Camp
Young People’s Assembly
Placerville
Yankton
God Mex
Philip Erickson
Twelfth Street
Huron Hospital
Mary Remington
Minneapolis
Beca- Yon
Clifford Danielson
Thomas Blankenship
Peisis
George Barnes
Ellsworth
Minn
Walter Hammers
Raymond
Ed Moldenhauerly
Sioux Falls
Fiora
Anna Davis
Margaret
Rosanna
Longmont
Colo
Guy Lower
Howard
Huron
Grant van Duzee
Dakota Avenue
Marcia Nelson
Ouida
Huron College
Ben Hart
Rutherford Beauty Shop
Sioux City
W. Hableht
Mims Viola Aldred
Wessington Springs
Lake Kam- Peska
Mra
Harold Lee
Albert Fleming
Utah Avenue Southeast
Highmorey
Verna Sinkly
Pierre
Edith Olson
Missez Doris
Jane
Louise Dixon
Browr Falls
Harry Cito
KE. Wintle
Frank Marine
Margaret Anne
Kathleen
Cherokee
James Byrnes
F. L. Clam
Marcus Leyhe
P. EK. Muraine
Rose Schamburg
Detroit
Black Hilla
Jemes Byrnes
Walter Kinsman
George E. Kinsman
Carrie E. Kinsman
Wlalt
Earl J. Kinsman
Carrie Kinsman
Grace Gallaway
Leonard H
Willmar
C. A. Seversind
Pine River
Floyd
Lehman
W. E. Hughes
Idaho Avenue
Southaaz
Townsendites Plan Fourth of July Picnic in Mitchell
Townsend Old Age Pen alon Clubs in South Dakota invit ed to a Mitchell picnic at Hitchcock Park on July Fourth. Program features baseball games and other sports plus lunch. Huron clubs announce three delegates will attend the Townsend Chilee national convention in Cleveland July 8 to 15, including Dr. Wm. C. Sorspect, Mrs. John Fuylsang and Mrs. Bert Morks.
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Townsend
John Fuylsang
Bert Morks
South Dakota Second For Gold Production
California led gold output in 1935 with 870,120 ounces valued at 30.4 million dollars, while South Dakota ranked second with 381,120 ounces earning about 7.41 million at 72 cents per ounce. Idaho rose to top silver production, surpassing Utah, as the Mint reports national totals of gold and silver for the year.
Wheaton Church hosts social murdette event
A July 3 cream social at Wheaton Church drew a large crowd. Minnie Anderson led the Missionary Society division in serving duties for the event.
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Specia
Wheaton Church
Minnie Anderson
The
Missionary Society
Land Survey Efforts Map Townships in Nebraska and Dakotas
RP Frank FT. Hedy, assistant regional resettlement administration director, reports progress in land utilization surveys across sample townships in Nebraska, North and South Dakota. Mapping aims to establish surveying methods for large areas and adjustments. Surveys underway in Cherokee County Nebraska five townships, Morton County North Dakota five and a half townships, Parking County South Dakota, and one township near Beaver City Nebraska.
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Lincoln
Neb
Frank FT. Hedy
Nebraska
North
South Dakota
Cherokee County
Morton County
North Dakota
Parking County
South, Dakota
Beaver City
Hanford Named President of Line BIOAX Airlines Inc
Hanford Airlines Inc officers elected at first meeting with A B Hanford as president and Thomas F Ryan named executive vice president. J W Miller named vice president and general counsel, Juy as secretary-treasurer. Bank call issued by the comptroller of the currency for condition of all national banks as of June 30.
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Hanford
Line Bioax City
Hanford Airlines, Inc
Thomas F. Ryan
San Francises
J. W. Miller
Beverly Hills
Call
Colling
Sioux Char
J.uy
Washington
J. D. McNair dies at 76 after gall bladder operation
James D. McNair 76 died last night in Wessington hospital after gall bladder surgery. Former president of Farmers' and Merchants' Bank in Wessington and later president of Farmers' and Merchants' Bank of Huron. Retired nine years ago but remained active in land and property administration. Survived by widow and two daughters Mrs. John Pettis of Arlington and Mrs. H. C. Hutchinson in Washington. Funeral plans await word from relatives.
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Wessington
James D. McNair
Wessington Hospital
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank of Huron
John Pettis
Arlington
H.C. Hutchinson
Washington
Three To Compete For Scholarship At Huron College
Three young musicians compete in the third annual Wednesday Musicale scholarship contest at the Huron College Chapel next Friday evening. The entrants Marjoria Walker Olga Hohm and Jeanette Noel were chosen by the music club scholarship committee and will audition before the Wednesday Musicale members whose ballot awards a $50 scholarship for promising students needing financial help.
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Huron College Chapel
Marjoria Walker
Heron
Olga Hohm
Huron
Jeannette Noel
Highmore
Music Club
Huron Colege
Ban Fireworks in Dry Forest Areas
Federal forester Peck announced an emergency in forests across Colorado, Wyoming and South Dakota due to dryness. Fireworks discharge within forest boundaries is prohibited as forests are highly inflammable from low precipitation and high winds. Camp workers and rangers will enforce the ban.
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Denver
Peck
Federal Forester
Colorado
Wyoming
South Dakota
Zoreat
Ccc
Van Deventers Visit Andersons in Wayland Home
Van Deventer of Lincoln Nebraska and his brother J W Van Deventer of Mound City Missouri stayed several days this week at the home of Mr and Mrs Clark Anderton in Wayland Missouri RoE VanDeventer is the son in law of the Andersons Fresh family visit noted in local society rounds.
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Andersons
Weather Forecast for South Dakota Iowa Minnesota
Forecasts for South Dakota call for generally fair conditions tonight and Saturday with warmer temperatures in the east tomorrow. Iowa expectations note generally fair weather tonight and Saturday with scattered thundershowers in the northeast this afternoon or tonight, warmer in extreme northeast. Minnesota awaits partly cloudy to settled skies tonight and Saturday with local thundershowers in the southeast this afternoon or tonight and warmer in the west and south on Saturday.
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Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
Topeka Man Heads Co-Operative Club
Dr Mershall of Topeka was elected president of the Co operative Club at its season closing in Milwaukee. Officers include Mark Patton Tulsa first vice president Everett Baker St Louis second vice president and Herbert Nonneman Dayton third vice president. Mrs John Steinert Omaha was chosen president of the Co operettes. The 1937 convention site will be decided by the board. Kansas City was noted as probable.
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Topeka
Co-Operative
Milwaukee
Alm Mershall
Kens
Wee
Co-operative Club
Ware Mark
Kansas City
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Erican College OF Surgeons
H. L. Saylor
W. H Griffiths
Robt
Dyar M.D. Florence Gloege
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