State Champs Win Huron Bridge Cup
The Huron Bridge Club met in the Marvin Hughitt Hotel for the final pair match of the season. Winners in the first section were Mrs J W Ankenmann and Mrs William Gagnon with Mr and Mrs H M Pierce in second. A tie for third went to Mrs Ellen Van Arsdale with Mrs Karl Lampe and to Mrs Tom Carroll with Mrs Paul Rose. The Carroll Rose team drew a trey while the Van Arsdale Lampe pair drew a deuce. Second section honors went to Mrs Geonard Hilligoss and Mcs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Bridge Club
Marvin Hughitt
J. W. Ankenmann
William Gagnon
H. M. Pierce
Ellen van Arsdale
Karl Lampe
Tom Carroll
Paul Rose
Carroll Rose
Trey
van Arsdale-Lampe
Geonard Hilligoss
Parkhurst Wood and Olmie win Huron Bridge Club crown
Ray Seaton and guests wrap up a five match series with Parkhurst Wood and William Olmie topping the year long standings. The year closes with Bridge Club members Parkhurst and Olmie scoring 981 points, White duo 9054, Van Arsdale and Leighton 93942, as the club plans disbanding and reorganization in fall.
Services Friday For James Buchan Highmore
Funeral rites set for James Buchan 79 Hyde County pioneer and civic leader who died at his home in Highmore after a long illness. Masonic services led by Judge Charles N. Hall with burial in Highmore cemetery. Scotland native, he migrated to Canada then Indiana before moving to Hyde County in 1884. He served as Hyde County auditor 1908 to 1912 and later as commissioner of school and public lands at Pierre. Elected clerk of courts of Hyde County in 1916, he served until 1985 when ill health forced retirement.
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James Buchan Highmore
Masonic Temple
James Buchan
Hyde Caounty
Highmore
Charles N. Hall
Huron
Grand Lodge of
South Dakota
Scotland
Buchan Ime
Canada
Quebec
Indiana
Hyde County
William Hamilton
Pierre
Hye County
Business Change At De Smet This Week
De Smet notes Clyde Riley owner of Clyde's Grocery sells to J. J. Lohr who has run a Newell business for two years. Lohr, familiar to Kingsbury County, formerly operated in Esmond. Riley recently added a large refrigerated ice cream and delicatessen department.
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de Smet
Service At DeSmet For Gay Barrows
The funeral of Gay Barrows, 79, was held at the Episcopal Church with Rev. W. L. Johnson officiating and burial in the local cemetery after a fall caused hip fracture. Barrows died at Huron hospital. his wife had predeceased him. A divorce was granted to Emma J. Voshell of Huron from Harry A. Voswell of Washburn, Wis, after 25 years of marriage, alleging cruel treatment. judge Boyd M. Benson signed. The Voshells were married April 12, 1914, in Wisconsin and have one child. In 1804 the Bible translation reached 72 languages.
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DeSmet
Gay Barrows
Episcopal Church
W. L. Johnson
Mr. Barrows
Huron Hospital
Emma J. Voshell
Huron
Harry A. Voswell
Washburn
Wis
Boyd M. Benson
Voshells
Wisconsin
Masonic Meet Registers 268 at South Dakota Grand Lodge
Mitchell June 14 reg istration at the sixty fifth annual communication of the Grand Masonic lodge of South Dakota had reached 268 as the grand lodge opened. District deputy grand masters met in the morning and custodian board session in the evening. Major O W Coursey of Mitchell spoke at a pageant commemorating the 1889 Dakota grand lodge session.
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Mitchell
Grand Masonic Lodge of
South Dakota
William H. Hirsch
Wagner
Brand
Bradley Young
Charles C. Smith
Watertown
N. E. Steele
Aberdeen
Grand Lodge
O. W. Coursey
Mitchel
Grand Lodge of
Dakota
Marshall Brown
Sioux Falls
Earl R. Searles
Brookings
George Bieley
Yankton
Arthur W. Frerichs
Wakonda
Lewis Hanna
Honary
North Dakota
William J. Breckenridge
Hastings
Web
Nebraska
A. F
A. M
W. J. Hutcheson
Fargo
N.D
City Briefs Jumping From Huron to Sioux City and Fargo
City notes cover local visits and events including Mr and Mrs R N Campbell and son Neil traveling to Big Stone Lake for fishing and Campbell's wife heading to Fargo for AOUW sessions. Other items mention arrivals of Miss Gwen Bailey and Miss Marguerite Hunter visiting Huron, marriage licenses issued, a Ruskin Park dance, civic travel to Omaha, graduation in Moscow Idaho, and various local business and social notices.
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R. N. Campbell
Neil
Big Stone Lake
Campbell
Gwen Bailey
East Junior High School
Sioux City
Marguerite Hunter
Huron
Miss Bailey
Bailey
Frost
Mildred Coshun
Pierre
Omaha
I. M. Langland
Howard
Virginia
Moscow
Idaho
United States Army
Mosco
Howard Langland
University of Idaho
Boyd Benson
Mabel Alworth
Hitchcock Farmer Fails To Identify Gypsy Troupe
Beadle County Sheriff John Boyle reported that a Hitchcock farmer failed to identify a trio of gypsies arrested in Ipswich Monday night. Heinemann, taken to Ipswich to verify identity, said the suspects were not the wallet thieves who fleeced him of seventy dollars last week. The group consisted of two women and a man.
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Wyun Arciuelliam
Hutchcock Farmer
Ipswich
Beadle
John Boyle
Heinemann
S D Crops Weather Report Highlights Strong Pasture Growth
The weekly review notes favorable weather boosting early crops in the north, with late sown grain mostly unsuitable for advancement, while gardens, truck farms, and alfalfa show gains. Day temperatures hit 80–90F early week then 60–70F, nights 45–55F, and heavy rainfall across many areas yielded 1–2 inches generally, 3–4 inches in several places, with hail and wind damage reported in Hanson to Minnehaha counties.
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Weekly Review
Samié Place
Walworth
Hanson
McCook
Turner
Lincoln
Miner
Minnehaha
Aberdeen
Ardmore
Brookings
Fairfax
Faith
Huron
Lemmon
Milbank
Mitchell
Mobridge
Murdo
Pierre
Rapid City
Sioux
Gis
Watertown
Yankton
Bible Study Class At Huron Sees Good Attendance
The Explor ing the Bible class led by Mrs. W. C. Purviance reports strong turnout with three churches represented. Enrollment remains open, with a second session scheduled for Thursday June 18 at 4 30 PM at the Presbyterian Church.
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Huron
Abte
W. C. Purviance
Presbyterian Church
Moorhead slayings prompt citywide hunt and $500 reward
Milton Lee was killed when a car starter triggered a hidden dynamite charge. Police launched a citywide investigation with hundreds aiding the search and a $500 reward posted by the city council. More than 1,000 attended Lee’s funeral as tips flood in, many from suspicious crank reports.
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Moorhead
Minn
Milton Lee
Chamber of Commerce
Lee
Weather summary for Huron area with precipitation figures
The report shows this month to date rainfall 1.66 inches versus normal 1.76 and year to date 1.79 versus normal 0.39. Sunrise is 4 49 a.m. and sunset 8 17 p.m. Thunder showers are forecast this afternoon and tonight with Thursday partly cloudy and cooler.
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Huron
Forecast South Dakota Minnesota Iowa Thundershowers and Cooler
South Dakota sees thundershowers this afternoon and tonight with cooler air tonight near the Minnesota border. Minnesota reports thundershowers tonight and Thursday with warmer conditions in the east and north portions tonight and cooler Thursday except near Lake Superior. Iowa experiences thundershowers tonight and Thursday with warmer conditions in the east and cooler Thursday overall.
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South Dakota
Minnesota
Lake Superior
Iowa
Nova Scotia Welcomes King And Queen Tonight
Nova Scotia prepares to greet King George VI Queen Elizabeth and Prince Edward Island continues to show warm welcome after their four week Canadian tour. They rested by the sea near Cape Tormentine and the king said after 15 000 miles he is not feeling too badly reflecting on the journey.
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Nova Scotia
Saint John
New Brunswick
King George
Lions Club hears Kaloupek on democracy at a crossroad
Walter Kaloupek professor of history and political science at Huron College spoke to the Lions Club at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel on Tuesday about Democracy at the Crossroads. Routine business was handled in a brief session with Miss Charlotte Dugdale pianist in Loftus H. Word's absence.
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Lions Club
Kaloupek
Walter Kaloupek
Huron College
Furtheon
Marvin Hughitt
Charlotte Dugdale
Loftus H. Word
Two Farm Wives Drown Trying to Save Child
In Rayville La on June 14 a ten year old girl slipped while wading into the Beouf River and fell into deep water. Two farm wives plunged in to rescue her and both drowned. Their names and ages were not given in the report.
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Rayville
Beouf River
New York Drought Ends After Night Rain
New York state's worst drought since 1903 ended today after a night long rain drenched farm lands across Albany area. The rain relieved dry conditions and provided much needed moisture for crops and soil, marking the end of a lengthy dry spell affecting farmers statewide.
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New York
Albany
N. Y
New York State
Expel 4 More At Baltimore School
Baltimore officials report a retaliatory attack at Gwynn's Falls Junior High where a 14 year old Jewish pupil was branded and 18 others suspended. About 40 students with swastikas on their arms attacked two pupils, raising fears of anti Semitic outburst. Police established a two car patrol as authorities investigate whether the incident was a prank or organized.
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Baltimore
Collge High Sence
Gwynn’s Falls
Melvin Bridge
Morton
Rosen
Seaman
Bridge
Marry Eberts
Carroll Philips
Gwynn's Falls School
Albert L. Sklar
House of Delegates
IVFW Junior Team Will Practice Thursday Evening
The VFW junior baseball team will practice at the high school field at 15th Sweet and Ohio Avenue South west Thursday evening, with another session at 2 p.m. Saturday. C. C. Taylor announced that boys wishing to try out should arrive by six o'clock for the Thursday session.
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VFW
15Th Sweet
Ohio Avenue
C. C. Taylor
Boye
Taylor
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Ray Seaton
C. R. Stewart
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Kiel Bros., Inc
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