Ministers Short Course Aids Rural Leaders In 1926 Program
Brookings June 11 Professor Wendel Kumlien announced plans for the sixth annual ministers short course at State College scheduled July 8 to 17. The program covers community leadership challenges for rural and small town pastors with new features on church relation to consumer coops and a course for pastors wives. A faculty of 11 from State College and three outside workers will join. Notables include Malcolm Dana from Yale University and Dr. William J. Bell and Dr. Ray M. Johnson. Last year 43 pastors attended from seven denominations and three states. This year’s attendance is expected to grow.
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Brookings
Wendel Kumlien
State College
Kumlien
Malcolma Dana
Yale University
South Dakota
National Home Missions Council
William J. Bell
National Education Board
The
Presbyterian Church
Ray M. Johnson
South Dakota Council of Religious Education
Koumlien
Diploma Awards Honor Rural Beadle County Eighth Graders
Beadle County rural and independent schools announce 130 eighth grade pupils receiving diplomas at Wednesday promotion in the college auditorium. Eversull of Huron College to give the address “What My Diploma Means.” Eva Davis credits and diplomas. Honor roll lists named pupils, with Florence Gutzmee the top average in Clyde Township and several others across townships and independent schools.
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Beadle County
Frank
Eversull
Huron College
Eva Davis
Erick F. Jungemann
Maureen Artz
Joseph Ostrander
Alfred Trenerry
First Baptist Church
Davis
Florence Gutzmee
Clyde Township
Helen Wessels
Corine Hedlund
Pearl Creek Township
Elizabeth Dahl
Edna Pamp
Valley No. 1
Lucille Schroeder
Sheffield
Robert Culver
Margaret Rieck
Logan Township
Ruth Wisse
Richland Township
Melva Peterson
Ardeth Liebnow
Wessington Township
Dorothy Olson
Fairfield Township
Mabel Kenison
Martin Busch
Hartland Township
David Wipf
Iowa Township
Arbeiter
Rena Reitsma
Dearborn Township
June Krouse
Banner Township
Ruth Lind
Dale May
Rose Hofer
Pleasant View
Eleanor Tobin
Theresa Township
Harold Hofe
Vincent Seeman
Ardella Ochsner
Carlyle Township
Laverne Melius
Pearl Creek
Harlan Meyer
Atlen Township
Menno Pulman
Liberty Township
Wanda Thorpe
Vernon Township
Arthur van Moorlehem
Grant Township
Eunice Harrington
Bonilla Consolix
Raymond Morse
Bonilla Consolidated
Barrick
Clinton
Lyda Schamp
Sonilin
Consolidated
LaVern Yatlerson
Doris Aldrich
Sand Creek Consolidated
Arsene Boldt
Madeline Verbecke
Ronald Batzloff
St. Theresa
Robert Berg
Phyllis, Busse
St. Teresa
Marion Calvert
Patsy Downs
Kathryn Gorman
Margaret Hartlieb
Mary Kenny
St. Teress
Robert Malone
Gene Masseth
S. Teresa
Doulas McWeeny
Mary Jane Styer
St.Tor
Loren Smith
St. Te Ial
Julianne Tobin
St Teresa
Wiliam Tovin
St. Terésa
Robert Vander«haar
Raymond Walsh
Adia Tablets Say Relief From Stomach Ailments
An old advertisement promises burning gnawing pains in the stomach relieved by Dr Emil’s Adia Tablets. It claims to neutralize irritating acids allowing normal eating, with money back if relief is not found. Sherman Mor Druggists advertise the product.
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Emil
Sherman & Mor
Drugkists—adw
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Local News Recap
Twenty years ago in Huron the Huron Light and Power Co cuts electricity rates for the first 40 kilowatt hours to 13 percent with prepayment reductions, a 12.4 cent per kilowatt hour base. Heavy rainfall of 1.48 inches marked one of the year's wettest days. Local residents and visitors travel between Minneapolis, Chicago and Detroit for meetings, business, and family visits. Temporary plank sidewalks across Dakota Avenue irritate residents amid muddy conditions.
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Huron Light ‘and Power Company
The
Weather Bureau
B. H. Kerr
Minneapolis
Chicago
Detroit
B. of R. T
Cecil B. Youel
Youel
Twin Cities
John Bates
Ed E. Dinacen
H. G. Spratt
Olaf Olson
Robi
Blume
Lake Big Stone
Andrew Crawford
Olson Lake Co
Sioux Falls
E. C. Olson Co
Dakota Avenue
Fourth Street
Court considers election contest over improper service
South Dakota Supreme Court heard Nelson's bid to dismiss Roland Dickenson's election contest against Sioux Falls commissioner Joseph Nelson for improper service. Oral arguments centered on whether notice was properly served after Nelson was reportedly out of town, with disputes over diligence and legal requirements.
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Nelson
Fleeger
Danforth
Pee
Nelon
Rice
Supreme Court
Seid Nelson
Dickenson
Sioux Falls
Reported Game and Fish Violation Arrests
Pierre June 16 Deputy ware dena arrested 28 persons in South Dakota during May for game and fish law violations and secured 27 convictions. Fines totaled 1875 with 3220.05 in costs assessed. Jail sentences totaling 146 days were ordered, with 95 suspended and 15 days suspended.
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Pierre
Waredena
South Dakota
Office of the Game and Ash Department
Senitencey
Missing Demo Leaders Ahead of 1936 Convention
As the Democratic national convention nears in Philadelphia, many former leaders from four years ago are dead or out of politics. Notable absences include Baker, White, Reed, Seabury, and Seabury’s loss shifts power toward newer figures, while Roosevelt allies face opposition from remnants of the old guard and evolving party leadership.
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Philadelphia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Newton D. Baker
Jim “‘Ham" Lewis
George White
James Reed
Harry Byrd
Albert Ritchie
Mel Traylor
Alyaha
Bill’ Murray
al Smith
John Garner
Samuel Seabury
Ritchie
Traylor
Deai
Reed
Missouri
Smith
New York
Beecome
Roosevelt
Baker
Cleveland
Si George White
Ohio
Murray
Idabel
Oklo
Jim “Hara” Lewis
Senate
Seabury
Garner
Louis Howe
Huey Long
F. BD. BR
Tom Walsh
Montana
Tony Cermak
Chicago
Norman Mack
John Cohn
Jouett Shouse
John Raskob
Angels
American Liberty League
John W. Davis
James M.cox
Leischner Held on Intoxication Charge
Sheriff Wheeler was summoned to a Highway 24 wreck east of Wellington involving Ed Leischner in a Tetraplane and a Ford. Leischner faced a driving while intoxicated charge, pleaded not guilty, and was bound over to the next circuit court term on a 500 bond.
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Leischner
Wellington
Springs
Jime
Sheriff Wheeler
Here
Woonsocket
Ford
Loischner
Wheeler
Lyle
Brookings Fire School Preparations Near Complete
Brookings prepares for the annual Fire School set for June 22 to 26. Five days of classes and afternoon drills will train firemen from across the state. The event is sponsored by the South Dakota Firemen's Association and State Fire Marshal W. J. Dawsor. Notable instructors include Chief J. W. Just and Harry K Smoky Rogers of Chicago. Prizes totaling several hundred dollars will be awarded for drills in fire prevention and control. Speakers listed include Governor Tom Berry, L. H. Pierce, Vere Million, C. W. Pugsley, G. R. Greenenridge, and Attorney General Walter Conway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
Ray Bishman
South Dakota Firemen’s Association
W. J.dawsor
J. W. Just
Harry K . Smoky
Rogers
Chicago, QL
Tom Berry
Pierre
L. H. Pierce
Veremilion
C. W. Pugsley
State College
G. RB
Greekenridge
Vermillion
Walter Conway
Eid set for Boulder summer school study
Wendell Eid son of Rev and Mrs Eid travels to Boulder Colorado to attend summer school after graduating from Augustana College and teaching in Bruce South Carolina for two years. A note on laundry tips says washing creterie slip covers in brant water helps retain color.
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Boulder Lake
Preston
Wendell Eid
E. C. Eid
Boulder
Colo
Wendell
Augustana College
Bruce, S.C
Demo Delegates Leave Saturday for Philadelphia
South Dakota's Democratic delegates will depart via Milwaukee Railroad next Saturday for the Philadelphia convention. Governor Berry's secretary B H Bremer stated most chosen delegates will attend, except R A Swanson of Montrose. The group arrives June 22 and rooms at the Pennsylvania hotel. Miss Eileen Elizabeth Burke of Sioux Falls is the state’s pick for queen of the convention. Delegates include Berry Bicknell Webster Hitchcock Cool Evans Burke. Bremer said no platform planks will be proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Burke
Sioux Palls
South Dakota
Bremer
Delorstes
Berry
L. W. Bicknell
Webster
W. W. Howes
Washington
CCC Directors Have Meeting in Pierre
South Dakota CCC educational directors from 21 camps meet in Pierre for a four day conference to review the national program. D E Wiedman from Omaha and Harry Reimund from Fort Crook lead sessions with Howard W Oxley joining to outline the year ahead. The aim is to make men more employable and better citizens through training in general, vocational, avocational and cultural subjects. Local educators are slated to speak during the sessions.
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Ccc
South Dakota
Produce Truck Upset On Curve
GETTYSBURG June 1 Special Bert Lambert driving the Lambere Produce truck of Gettysburg wrecked two miles west of Faulkton Sunday morning about six oclock. Accompanied by a younger brother he was en route to Marshall Minnesota with cream eggs and chickens when a slight turn caused the truck to tip and demolish, scattering its cargo over the prairie. They were brought to Gettysburg and were not seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Bert Lambert
Lambere
Faulkton
Marshall,Minn
Children’s Day Observed At Lake Preston
Children's Day was observed in both Methodist and Congregational churches on Sunday with teachings music and plays. Baptism services and cradle roll exercises were part of the program, and a profusion of garden flowers added to the setting of the occasion.
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Lake Preston
Congregational
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