Wright’s Vision of Smaller Cities Over Tall Skyscrapers
Renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright argues in Modern Architecture that massive skyscrapers will fade. He envisions a future where cities spread into countryside towns, with tall buildings widely spaced and rapid transit enabling life in expansive, park-like settings. The idea contrasts with today’s dense, congested towers, urging life to be happier and freer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire State
Chrysler
Iire
Frank Lloyd Wright
Wright
Mr. Wright
Doctor's Problems and the Medical Balance in a City
Health statistics from a large American city show dramatic drops in typhoid smallpox and diphtheria deaths since 1900 yet rising rates for diabetes cancer and heart disease. Over 30 years the overall death rate fell from 17.6 to 11 per 1000, signaling both triumphs and new challenges.
Health progress through medical science gains and limits
The text notes medicine as a definite gain yet slower than hoped, likening it to a luckless cat in a well. It acknowledges that real advances come through a roundabout process, and raising the health average of humanity remains a toilsome, laborious task.
Wealthy New Yorker Learns to Sing at 69 and Enjoys It
Adolph Lewinson, a wealthy New York philanthropist, began singing lessons at 69 and at 82 hosts informal recitals for friends. He says leisure age affords time to pursue art, not for money or fame, but for personal richness. The piece argues many pursue arts as a leisurely, enriching escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Lewison
New York
Lewisohn
Mr. Lewisohn
Abolition of Township Units in South Dakota Debated
The press comments on eliminating township government as obsolete amid modern needs. Governor Woodring of Kansas argues such units are unnecessary and wasteful, urging thorough discussion before the January 1933 legislative session. Potential effects on government expansion and costs are explored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Harry H. Woodring
Kansas
French Lick
Ind
Rushmore Memorial Draws South Dakotans To See Giant Carving
The Sioux Falls Argus Leader urges all South Dakotans to visit Mount Rushmore in the summer to witness Gutzon Borglum’s heroic sculpture taking shape. Progress includes the outlined Washington head and the Jefferson carving begun last week as visitors watch drilling and chipping high on the mountainside. The project, a landmark in heroic sculpture, has attracted national and international attention and promises images that may endure for half a million years. South Dakotans are urged to observe the creation to better describe it to others and to understand the vast undertaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushmore Memorial
Sioux Falls
Mount Rushmore
Washington
Jefferson
Rushmore
Gutzon Borglum
South
Aberdonian Protest Over Quadruplets Claim
Aberdonian readers demand protest after Lansing touts having the only United States quadruplets, four one year olds, with Aberdeen denying the claim and seeking an apology from Lansing authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Lansing
United States
Aberdenn
Girl Scouts Are Expert Woodsmen
A piece on how to survive in the woods if lost, stressing calm nerves and practical methods. It cites the Girl Scout guidance to sit, listen, and calm the heart, and advises using landmarks, calling out at intervals, and lighting a telltale smoke fire if needed. It warns fear harms more than any external danger.
Beadle Clubs Begin Kittenball Season Teases Valley Duel
The Dakota Valley Kittenball tear of the Dakota Belles Cooking club led by Mrs. C May played the W H E O girls on Sunday June 7. The Valley team walked away with the game though both sides showed good sportsmanship. Mildred Lyman a club reporter said today the Dakota Valley team would like to play other girls teams and anyone desiring to accept the challenge should contact Miss Lyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle
Dakota Valley
Dakota Belles Cooking Club
Valley
Mildred Lyman
Miss Lyman
Four Enroll In New Burr Oak 4 H Club
The Burr Oak Willing Workers 4 H club held its second meeting at Mrs Will Bolte near Virgil. Four new members enrolled in the sewing project Lillian Meyers Darla Newmeyer Amanda Meyers and Francis Newmeyer. Total enrollment rises to 11. Next meeting set at the Lowther home southwest of Virgil on June 11. Mrs Bolte served refreshments.
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New Burr Oak
Burr Oak Willing Workers
Will Bolte
Virgil
Lillian Meyers
Darla Newmeyer
Amanda Meyers
Francis Newmeyer
Lowther
Bolte
Dairy Foods Project Popular With 4-H Girls
Miss Sara L. Dewing announces that the dairy foods short course is the season’s top choice among 4-H girls in Spink, Head, and Beadle counties. Club enrollment closed June 1 with Beach 381, Hand 244, and Spink 315 members across clothing, dairy foods, foods, room improvement, and canning projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara L. Dewing
Spink
Head
Beadle
Dewing
Beach
Hand
Busy Bees Witness Tailored Pockets Demo At Vernon
Vernon Busy Bees Sewing club met Saturday afternoon June 6 at Dick Wessels home. Clara Schamber Grace Wessels and Alice McBride demonstrated tailored pockets cording and fasteners. Clara Kindt performed a musical number. Refreshments were served by the hostess. A report on the Virgil bake sale was given. proceeds will fund club camp at Huron. Wolsey leads the local club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bees
Vernon
Dick Wessels
Clara Schamber
Grace Wessels
Alice McBride
Clara Kindt
Virgil
Huron
N. E. Harper. Wolsey
Library Diploma Reading Program At Huron Public Library
Diplomas will be awarded to children who read books from a grade specific list published by the Huron Public Library. Miss Caroline Orvis, librarian, says a short verbal review is required for credit and a gold star is given for each book read. Diplomas will be presented in the fall at a library picnic or party before school reopens.
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Huron Pubic Library
Caroline Orvis
Tulare Woman Leads Large South Dakota 4-H Club
The Jolly Cookers, one of the region's largest girls 4-H clubs, is based in Tulare Spink County and led by county chairman Mrs C Wieting. It has 150 members, organized in 1930 with Lois Brugger as president and Arlene Richards as secretary, focusing on a three year foods project with 90 percent preparation and serving and plans for 100 to 150 recipes annually. The club benefits from Miss Sara L Dewing's cooperation as home demonstration agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Northwest
Jolly Cookers
Tulare
Spink County
C. Wieting
Jolly Cockers
Wieting
O. N. Radcliffe
Foods
Jolly Cookers Club
New 4-H Club Leaders Add to Ranks Across Counties
New leaders join 4-H clubs through summer work across Gendle Hand and Spink counties. Sara L. Dewing notes dairy foods projects led by Dorothy Burger in Huron with five members and Grace Russell of Bonilla with six. Second year canning under Selma Larson includes seven Huron girls, while Mrs. Fuller heads the district’s largest canning club with 24 members in Huron. Wolsey’s L. M. Christopherson runs a 15 member canning group, and Huron’s Facryn Prevert leads a canning club after a trip to Chicago for outstanding achievement. A clothing club near Virgil led by Mrs Wilki Bolte enrolls 15% girls. Wessington’s Christena Johnson heads a first year canning club with five, Mabel Crossman oversees seven in dairy foods, and Etta Englemann instructs five in canning. In Spink county, Northville’s Mrs. Frank Stratman has 11 dairy foods girls and Turton’s Mrs. Dorcas Wells has eight. The list excludes prior leaders in the same projects.
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Sara L. Dewing
Gendle
Hand and Spink Counties
Dorothy Burger
Huron
Grace Russell
Bonilla
Lois Gerschel
Selma Larson
D. Ww. Fuller
L. M. Christopherson
Wolsey
Facryn Prevert
Chicago
Wilki Bolte
Virgil
Christena Johnson
Wessington
Mabel Crossman
Etta ¥Ise Englemann
Canning
Spink County
Frank Stratman
Northville
Home Agent Demonstrates Basketry For 4-H Girls
Miss Sara I. Dewing home agent led a basketry demonstration for 4-H club girls in Palo and continued with plans to judge garments in the Josal achievement contest. Polly Prims won a first aid kit at the Redfield Farm Bureau picnic as Beadle county 4-H clubs plan recreation and achievement days at Huron State Fair grounds Thursday and Redfield Friday.
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Palo
Sara I. Dewing
Miss Dewing
Polly Prim
Spink County
Polly Prims
Farm Bureau
Redfield
Beadle County
Beadle County 4-H Club and Women's
State Fair Grounds
Huron
Minnie Verduet Leads St Lawrence Hand 4-H Club
Minnie Verduet will lead the new St. Lawrence Hand 4-H Club named The St. Lawrence Boosters formed this week at St. Lawrence. Officers: Minnie Verduet president Meridaire Brons vice president Marjorie Walker secretary Lois Freimark treasurer Bers Dix on assistant leader and reporter. Lois Freimark to attend camp. six meetings planned. Doris Haiti home hosting. visitors Dale Verdugt Mrs Verdgut Harold Basning Mrs Walter Brons Marjorie Brons Helen Brona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Verduet
Ig Tocall
St. Lawrence
Meridaire Brons
Marjorie Walker
Lois Freimark
Bers] Dixon
Doris Haiti
Dale Verdugt
Mra
Verdgut
Harold Basning
Walter Brons
Marjorie Brons
Helen Brona
Miner Clubbers Attend 4-H Camp At Mitchell Campus
Lorraine Sweeney and Darleen Lambert members of the Happy Cooks 4-H club of Fedora and Miss Alice Blankenburg leader of the Flying Needle Sewing club attend the annual 4-H club camp on the Mitchell college campus. Seven other youths from Fedora area clubs join them for the event and will return home Wednesday afternoon, reported by Marion Carpenter, club reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Sweeney
Darleen Lambert
Happy Cooks
Fedora
Alice Blankenburg
Flying Needle Sewing Club
Mitchell
Marion Carpenter
The
Flying Needle Girls Demonstrate Seam Finishes at Meeting
Ima Greene and Creta Eller led a demonstration on finishes for dresses at the Flying Needle Sewing club meeting on June 5 hosted by Mrs. Songstad. Members assisted, roll call used plantation song and author, and club songs and yells were sung. The next meeting is scheduled for June 2 at Clarice Kiems’ home with Evelyn Kieme and Jeannet expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ima Greene
Creta Eller
Flying Needle Sewing Club
Songstad
Marion Carpenter
Jean Ne
Clarice Kiems
Evelyn Kieme
Jeannet
Christensen Demonstrates Removing Stains Technique
During recreation hour, Christensen demonstrates stain removal. Baseball is played as Corrine Lawrence visits the girls club. Lois Songstad serves lunch as Abeé Blankenburg leads locally.
Huron Hosts State Firemen’s Association Event
Firemen friends from across the state praise Huron for a cordial reception and a successful annual association school and tournament. The city thanks dozens of residents for support and credits A M Urquhart for filming the closing day events.
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Firemen Friends of
Huron
Huron Fire Department
State Firemen’s Association
A.M. Urquhart
Twenty Years Ago In Huron News From The City
W F Chambers of Redfield spent Sunday in the city. Flora Durfee visited Centerville for a day. Mrs C E Barrows left for Winona Minn for a short visit. Dean D F Desmond left for Salemi to attend Foresters meeting. J McD Campbell attended Harvard graduates reunion in Minneapolis. Mrs J H Bonesteel and granddaughter visited relatives at Pierre. H J McGarvey and two children visited Miller. H J Rice went to Chamberlain for a Masonic grand lodge meeting. Mrs M Issenbuth retired from Redfield to visit sons Ed and William. C B Dickinson and others headed to Chamberlain for the Masonic grand lodge meeting. Fred Gellerman of Cavour was in town on business. Marion Ritchie returned from Hitchcock.
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W. F. Chambers
Redfield
Flora Durfee
Centerville
C. E. Barrows
Winona
Minn
Dean D. F. Desmond
Salemi
The
Foresters
J. McD. Campbell
Minneapolis
Harvard
J. H. Bonesteel
Pierre
H. J. McGarvey
Miller
H. J. Rice
Chamberlain
C. H. Langstaff
J. A. Cleaver
R. D. Wharton
Masonic Grand Lodge
Fred Gellerman
Cavour
Marion Ritchie
Hitchcock
Local Attorney Visits and Elks Convention Attendees
Attorney Ae XK Gardner Kay of Owatonna Minnesota handled legal business. B E Beach returned Sunday from Champaign where he visited a week with Aberdeen News staff. Mrs Fishery Angell hosted luncheon at the Angell home honoring Coler Campbell Mrs Collns Huron and M R Baskuny from Watertown for the Elks convention.
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Gardner Kay
Owatonna
Minn
B. E. Beach
Champaign
Aberdeen
Fishery
J . Angell
Angell
Honap
Coler Campbell
Collnns Huron
M. R. Baskuny
Fedora Girls Demonstrate Meal Planning Skills
Fedora Girls of the Happy Cocks 4-H club met at Blankenburg home for a meal planning demonstration led by Lorraine Renee and Irene Carpenter. Alice Blankenburg and Frances E Nell presented on table etiquette. June 18 meeting speakers named include Sara May He Margaret Morris Jeannette Christ and Merica Carpenter. Hazel Carpenter notes club location. North Carolina farmers buy about 800000 tons of hay annually from 16% of states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine
Renee
Irene Carpenter
Happy Cocks
Blankenburg
Alice Blankenburg
Frances E Nell
Deniors
Sara May He
Margaret Morris
Jeannette Christ
Msrica Carpenter
Mayion Carpenter
Hazel Carpenter
Loca Ys
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Brigham
Voltaire
Thomas
Benj. Thomas
M. D
Robert W. Vance
Masonic Temple
Whonesuaa, JU
North Carolina
Hsu
Aaman Englich
DE Soto
Casel
L-K Motor Company
D. Corner
Dakota
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