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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1932
Page
11
Classified Rates and Safety Advice Ad
Rates for Reader Style Classified Ads are outlined with per word costs and limits. Display rates vary by column inches and runs with discounts and a 45 percent rebate after a year. A warning is issued to pay no money until a proposition is thoroughly investigated and to report suspicious ads to The Evening Huronite Classified Advertising Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heronite
Rient
City of
Huron
Western Union
Huronite
Beadle County School District Financial Statement 1931 32
Beadle County Theresa School District presents a financial statement for the year ending June 30 1932. It records general and auxiliary agency disbursements including instruction transportation plant and text book expenses, cash in hands of the treasurer and balances. The report notes deposits at The National Bank of Huron and Farmers & Merchants Bank with district officials Bennett Benson and Tobin supervising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa
Beadley County
South Dakota
General Fund
National Bank of Huron
Foster
Beadie County
Taxi
Yale Bank
Farmers & Merchants Stote Bank
Jataksdoe Tapos
Bernard Garry
Love or Money Continued from Preceding Page
Fragmentary OCR text shows an ad and incomplete dialogue with names and a car sale listing. The readable portion mentions Saiz Used Cars, Ford trucks and a phone number, with unclear surrounding context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAIZ
Jones
Roret Co
Mira Tis Felhart
Ford Complete
Local residents record extended visits and family movements
A scrambled Groton notice lists Mrs. Dexilagervorg and others on extended business trips to Huron Bay and San Francisco. It mentions Mrs. Dunn’s sister Mrs E B Alewn from St. Louis, Mrs Alcorn, and the Mohr family visiting Leigh, Nebraska. Guests include Persis Reynolds, Marion Nichols, and E G Link in Chicago dining with Dr. and Mrs McLain. Other items note a granary project and local visits to Bradley Shindly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alers
Mra
A.C. Stretton
Glen Baeck Shreblas
Bradley Shindly
Fra
Spence
Madison guests share in celebrations and visits
Manchester Mr and Mrs A B Smith of Madison hosted guests at the G B Bjornson home on Thursday, while Mrs W B Price and son Clifford visited friends. Joe Graves of Madison was a guest at the Alfien home. Mr and Mrs Chas Barber marked their fifteenth sledding anniversary with a picnic at Bancroft Dover. Church services will resume August 14 during Rev J W Proper's vacation, with Sunday school at 9:00. Mrs Dudley Moore and her daughter ended a several day visit with sister Mrs P Baron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B. Smith
Madison
G. B. Bjornson
Clifford
Joe Graves
Madiom
J. Fe
Alfien
Mgr
G.S. Barnes
Bir
B. , Mostrom
Be Ae Ae A Bancroft
Dover
Chas Barber
W. Proper
Farm Reports Note Yields Near Thirty-Eight Bushels
Reports from combined fields show Sherman Sterner in Convent township south of Stephan yielding over 45 bushels of barley per acre while rye on the Mader ranch at Chappelle runs about 20 bushels. The Ed Hensen family from Sioux City visited the Gadd and McDonald families. Jasper Hensen will work at the Gadd farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Sherman Sterner
Convent Township
Stephan
Mader
Chappelle
Ed Hensen
Sioux City
Gadd
McDonald
Hensen
Candace Gadd
Jasper Hensen
G. Gadd
Local residents take trips and host gatherings around Pickerel Lake
Hitchcock and Wallace Sweeten of Redfield, with William Glaze and Kenneth and Harry Sweeten, motored to Pierre Sunday. Alma Anderson and Shirlee and Ruth Sutter visit by Mrs. T. E. Sutter then return to Huron. Drs Hobard Scheib Fields and Domey report fishing at Pickerel Lake with cool weather. Mr and Mrs Grant Preston entertained about twenty young people at Cottonwood Lake over the weekend, with A P Scheib joining as shaper. Miss Mary Sutter visits Lead for ten days with Lawrence Sutter. The Happy Hour club gathered at Mrs John Mortimer's home for a social afternoon followed by evening refreshments. sixteen members and children attended. Lufa Murphy of Huron visited here. D C Hobart and William and Kenneth Glaze went fishing at Pickerel Lake for a couple days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Preston
Cottonwood Lake
A P, Scheib
Lufa Murphy
Huron
D. C. Hobart
William
Kenneth Glaze
Pickerel Lake
Mary Sutter
Lawrence Sutter
Lead
John Mortimer
Mia.Fry Cooley
Aberdeen woman visits friend amid illness recovery
Recovering from a serious illness, Mrs Hattie Lager of Aberdeen was confined to bed for a week and spent several days this week as a guest at Mrs J Wilson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Lager
Aberdeen
J.wilson
Local social notes from Redfield Broadland area
Redfield clubs entertained with visits and guests. Mrs. C Ols on hosted the W H BO pie club Friday evening. Mrs Lorentz Likeross hosted the C B U club Wednesday afternoon. Fred Tobin Jr worked for Ed Corcoran during harvest. Florence Brock and Esther Bischoff called in Broadland Tuesday afternoon. Mrs M Mercer and her son Howard visited Wilford Stevens at his home. O J Olson did business in Broadland Tuesday. Mrs Mary Urban was reported ill with quinsy last week.
Local visitors share time with friends and relatives
Conde Mrs J Abiss and children visit St. Cloud Minnesota at her parents Mr and Mrs Bettenburg. Mr and Mrs J B Wynkoop of Lincoln Nebraska visit Julia Morgan. Mr and Mrs EB P Lovell return to Los Angeles after visiting George Hewitt. PB M Eigelhart of Waubay builds a new granary on his farm near Conde. Mr and Mrs Bud Meredith of Minneapolis visit Conde relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waubay
Bud Merideth
Minneapolis
Peer Conde
Ladies Aid Meeting and 4 H Club Gatherings
Mrs Melburn McKichen hosted the Ladies Aid on Thursday with 25 attendees. Mrs George Barnes and daughter Gene traveled from Kadoka to visit Mrs McKichen and family. The Bentila Jolly Workers 4 H club met with Earl Russell for seven members and six guests. lunch was served. The next meeting is set for August 17 with Reymond Atkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Reymond Atkinson
Visit Leads To Minnesota Vacation Trip
Wolsey resident Miss Fanny B. Mills travelled to Lake Andes Monday visiting Rev. and Mrs. Claude B. Smith and family. Smith’s sister Miss Milly was present. Mills returned Tuesday then left again Wednesday with the Santtha for Minnesota on a vacation. Mrs. Henry Noblemeyer came back Wednesday from a Huron hospital after an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolsey
Fanny B. Mills
Lake Andes
Claude B. Smith
Doumer Assassin On Trial For Life In Paris
In Paris the Russian Paul Gorguloff who killed President Doumer was brought before the court of assizes to face a life sentence. He entered the courtroom shrouded in the aura of the powerful man he felled and the crowd watched as the trial unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doumer
Life
Paris
Paul Gorguloff
President Doumer
Court of Assizes
Sante
Memoir Snippet Sings Of A Volume In His Well
A fragment from a memoir hints at a volume hidden in a well. The text suggests reflective passages or memories tied to water and discovery, with no clear context or identifying names.
Walther League Opens Sessions in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles 1500 delegates begin the Walther League fortieth annual convention with a keynote service. Leaders urge readiness to do good works as youth face a challenging era while debates focus on budget cuts and including convention expenses in the international budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
uPi
Walther League
Lutheran Church
A. R. Kiretzman
Chicago
G. C. Barth
Milwaukee
League
New Jersey
Mlrsis
California
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron
Twenty years ago in Huron several residents made moves and visits. Mrs W Z Sharp and daughters Esta and Margaret left for Sioux Falls after visiting Mrs Sharp’s sister Mrs F B Reese. John A Sauer and son John left for Lake Big Stone Cottage. TV C Young and J E Scott toured southern county for crop conditions. Robert McKay and Clinton Halladay departed for eastern state for fair advertising matters. Mr and Mrs D R Sutera welcomed a ten and a half pound son. Mrs McNutt and Mrs John Tolmie visited from Aberdeen at the Tolmie home. Miss Shietie Kier and Walter Kier left for Baraboo Wisconsin after visiting Glennes home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neem
W. Z. Sharp
Esta
Margaret
D. R Sutera
McNutt
John Tolmie
Aberdeen
William Tolmie
Shietie Kier
Walter
C. Glennes
Baraboo
Wis
Aberdeen Socialist Branch Forms Amid Dictatorship Warning
A Aberdeen Saturday night meeting organized a branch of the socialist party with a warning that the United States faces dictatorship unless the working class acts. The group plans weekly meetings, literature distribution, a socialism class, and a state-wide unemployment union to pressure the Pierre legislature for urgent relief provisions. Most members will return August 1 after a Fargo trip to complete the unemployment organization. The speaker denounced the two major parties as controlled by capitalist interests and promoted socialist candidate Newman Thomas for president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
United States
Socialist Party
Aberdeen
Pierre
Fargo Sundey
Newman Thomas
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