Navy Espionage Quiz Targets High Ranking Officers
Los Angeles March 5. High ranking US navy officers are to be summoned before a federal grand jury in an espionage investigation alleging sale of secret orders to foreign powers. Harry Thompson, 27, indicted for wearing a naval uniform aboard a warship pleads innocent. Witness William James Turntine testified as navy agents trace theft of secret orders for 19M maneuvers revealing movements 20 days early.
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Los Angeles
United States Navy
Department of Desco
U.S
Harry Thompson
Thompson
William James Turntine
Long Beach
Calif
Ferris
PeciSc
Neighborhood News: Snow Delays Meetings and Travel
The Levelling were dinner guests at the Marion Carr home and attended a bob sled outing. Blocked roads forced postponement of the Literary meeting at the hall and Hand County teachers meeting in Miller. Rural school officers to meet March 6 at the courthouse in Miller. Artie Butte buried at St Lawrence Cemetery last Monday. Pete Geiver family to Miller and St Law to settle bills. sale postponed to March 14. Families note Sunday visiting and winter travel hardships. A Farwell storm delays and broken well pipe issues among residents. Rev Finton held services. transport challenges persist amid heavy snow and fuel needs. Near the stock looks good.
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Levelling
Marion Carr
Bob
Hand County
Miller
Artie Butte
St. Lawrence
Pete Geiver
St. Law- Tenes
Mrs. Ford
Hishmere
Diane
G. G. Winter
Fuirst Farm
Wessington Springs News Notes and Local Appointments
Wessington Springs reports A W Clark bruised ribs after a runaway team tipped his sleigh. Hildebrand family preparing to move to Winner where he bought the Royal Cafe. Dr Clifton of Sioux Falls elected president of the Midwest Association of Chiropodists. Amos Gotwaly back from Rochester after three operations. Edward Leisebner met them at Huron. Hougland family and Montgomery visit, then return to Brookings and Del Rapids. Wayne Jensen returns from Mitchell with Mrs Jensen. Congregational Church State Board meeting in Huron. Miss Helen Beyers visits Sioux Falls, then returns home. Mrs Lottie Ellsworth visiting brother Lloyd Rhodes. Dorig Bidleman assists at Kiet operator. Jack Clifton family released from diphtheria quarantine. Bryce Posey’s death announced in Eugene, Ore. Mrs M M Smith returns from Pringle to live with daughter Mary. Corinne Larsen back at school after illness.
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Wessington Springs
A. W. Clark
Clark
A. L. Hildebrand
Mr. Hildebrand
Royal Cafe
de G. L. Clittomaerly
Sioux Falls
Midwest Association of Chiropedists
Clifton
Amos Gotwaly
Rochester
Wayne Houglanda
Brookings
F. E. Hougland
Robert Montgomery
Hougland
del Rapids
Harry d Junsen
Mitchell Rand
Jensen
Hhe
J. E. Robinson
Congregational Church State Board
Huron
Helen Beyers
Paul Kietler
Helen
J. R. Urien
Fulton
Lottie Ellsworth
Woonsocket
Lloyd Rhodes
Dorig Bidleman
Ay Re
Jack Clifton
Guy Posey
Eugene
Ore
Bryce
M. M. Smith
Pri
Lead in college play leads Whitewood’s Miss Mildred Hill
Miss Mildred Hill of Whitewood will star as Katherina the Shrew in The Taming of the Shrew, staged by the Campus Players of Huron College in the college auditorium Friday and Saturday evenings at 7:15. Hill, a sophomore, is active in Evinlean Literary Society and has earlier acting roles at Spearfish Normal and Huron College.
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Mildred Hill
Whitewood
Katherina
Huron College
Miss Hill
Western Normal
Spearfish
Evinlean, Literary Society
Spearfish Normal
Miss
Court To Convene at Miller On March 16
The March term of circuit court will convene in Miller on March 16 to arrange the calendar and the jury sealed for ten o'clock on Tuesday March 24. Jurors drawn include Milo Brown, M. Barrett, Wm. Sanger, Geo Anderson, Charles Campbell, O. W. Carigon, Elmer Fry, A. C. Johnson, James Carter, Henry Wilson, Russell Bard, William Swanson, Frank Carey, W. E. Burke, Charles Weebe, Walter Karge, David Bacrett and Henry Droppers.
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Miller
Circuit Court
Milo Brown
7. M. Barrett
Wm. Sanger
Geo, Anderson
Charles Campbell
O. W. Carigon
A. J. Bleha
Elmer Fry
A.C. Johnson
M.C
Rural Mail Men Face Difficult Routes in Cavour
Rural carriers struggle with impassable roads and mud making mail delivery costly. FLV Small travels about 85 miles daily on route 2 from Cavour, while Bay Nolan on route 17 covers similar distances. Snow and mud force detours as the regular car becomes the only feasible transport.
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Cavour
Bay Nolan
Sioux Falls Builder Dies at 88 in Local Notice
Sioux Falls veteran of the building trade Mads Johnson, aged 88, identified with the industry. Survived by his widow, four sons and three daughters, along with 4 large families, 15 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Sioux Falls
Mads Johnson
OFFICERS TO VISIT WESSINGTON MARCH 10
Wessington Chapter O E S expects an official visit on Tuesday evening March 10 by Mrs. Lilli Qlim of Yankton associate grand conductress of the Grand Chapter of South Dakota. Members under Mrs Edna Hultman worthy matron strive to exemplify required work. There were 12 divorces per 100 marriages in the United States in 1930.
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Wessington
Lilli Qlim
Yankton
Grand Chapter
South Dakota
Wessington Order
Edna Hultman
United States
Hour for Children Story Hour Sponsored by Library
The Community Service Library sponsors a Saturday afternoon Hour for Children from 1:30 to 3:80. The event invites country children and those from Huron, with stories and plays for kids up to ten. The library offers magazines for school projects and is open 9:30 to 5 daily. those with magazines to donate should contact Miss Norah Hogan at 8934.
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Community Service Library
Tseat
Huron
Welcoe
Norah Hogan
Unique furniture exhibit shown near relief rooms
Attention is called to an exhibit of furniture in the window just east of the relief rooms. The pieces were made in the Community Service Center furniture department from spools barrels prune bor es nail kegs and orange crates. Interested persons may join furniture making refinishing or repairs classes and should telephone Miss Neral Hogan at the Helict Room.
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Community Service Center
Neral Hogan
Local Moves and Family Updates In Rural Township
Richland Hans Veas of Logan Township moves this week to a farm cited by John Lyngen about two years ago. Mr. Nenaber moves from this vicinity to the place formerly farmed by Hans Voss. Joe TreBauche moved back to his former home after living a year on the Newman farm in Pearl Creek township. Miss Esther Tuttle now attends school again after a two week illness. Wayne Bixby, formerly of Mitchell, moves to the Curtis farm vacated by the Nenaber family. Mr and Mrs Ruben Franzen report the birth of a son. Due to blocked roads, several farmers from this vicinity go to town by sled to obtain coal and supplies.
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Hans Veas
Logan Township
John Lyngen
Nenaber
Hans Voss
Joe TreBauche
Newman
Pearl Creek Township
Esther Tuttle
Wayne Bixby
Mitchell
Curtis
Illness notes and community updates from Clark area
Mrs Ralph Galer returned from Whitewood after her father fell seriously ill. Miss Tris Walton shows improvement after mastoid treatment and hospital stay. The Wilford Martin date was postponed to March 6. Richard Bales is recovering in a Huron hospital. A Fordham Township visitor attended BE Beller's funeral at Clark. Earl Arne, Henry Falkenberg and Lloyd Beeke conducted business in Clark recently. Beautah Anderson was confined at Earl Arne’s home for three weeks. Mr and Mrs Beavers spent two days with Mrs Heller of Clark. University of Blaise tests last year show rubber tires raise tractor drawbar pull enough for high gear at four mph, though fuel use varied.
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Bonilla
Ralph Galer
Whitewood
Tris Walton
Wilford Martin
Richard Bales
Carpenter
Fordham Township
BE. J. Beller
Clarik
Earl Arne
Henry Falkenberg
Lloyd Beeke
Clark
Beautah Anderson
Mrs Beavers
Heller
University of Blais
St Lawrence Glee Club Trials and Fortnightly Club Meeting
St Lawrence reports girls glee club tryouts with quartet prospects led by Wilma Ford Melva Blackmer Phyllis Ford and Genevieve Whittington among hopefuls. Fortnightly Club met in Wellington with reviews of current events and a book talk on Spring Comes on Forever by Bess Streeter Aldrich.
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St. Lawrence
Glee Club
Wilma Ford
Melva Blackmer
Phyllis Ford
Genevieve Whittington
Card Club Meets Wellington in Special Meeting
The Bid Em High Card Club held a special meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs W D Hazzard on Tuesday evening. Five Hundred was played at four tables with Mrs Ray Baddeley and Alfred Syring winning the high score prize while Mrs Ira Beadles and Charles Syring took consolation gifts. Refreshments were served.
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Wessington
Woman's Study Club
Wessington School
E. F. Wheelock
Stewart Bottum
Viela Sour
Clarence Dake
George McKay
Wellington
Francis Murphy
Currie Snyder
Claire Patridge
Fred Shrader
H. A. Votterling
Votterling
Gunch
Bodress
Card Club
Vt. D. Hazzard
Ray Baddeley
Alfred Syring
Ira Beadles
Charles Syring
School Board to Discuss Teachers Election Plans Tonight
Will Start Picking Next Year's Teachers Steps reports that Huron city schools will begin selecting teachers for next year when the school board meets tonight. Aliso is slated to present plans for additional landscaping of school grounds this summer. Routine business is expected to fill the remainder of the meeting.
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Huron
Memcbers
Aliso
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