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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1933

Page

5

Social events and club meetings in Huron area

Local notices list convocation, labor union, Mizpah and Degree of Honor activities, Homemakers class, extension club, and senior group meetings. Card parties, birthday celebrations for Mrs Vandenburg, Good Fellowship class play by Girl Reserves, and bridge prizes noted. A Fulton wedding, Altar society events, and Foresters meeting announced with dates and hosts.

A. Dosrd Huron Central Labor Union Labor Temple Mizpah Chapter No Masonic ‘Temple Congregation Church North Huron North Huron Extension Club Will Meet. Friday At 230 P.m. With Mrs. M. R. Yenney Third Street Arthur Island A. ¢. Fletchall Elden Johnson Good Fellowship Methodist Church Wesley Hall Frances Tait Lois Gicbel S. A. Goeth-he Hir Bernard Boughton Schuman

Real Estate Transfer from Moldenhauer to Kaumpf

August Moldenhauer transfers NEY 33 11 61 property to Agnes Kaumpf of Buron for $1. Communists freed in Washington after a march by demonstrators led by communist leadership face police court on charges of parading without a permit and are released under personal bond.

Beadle County Abstract & Title Co August Moldenhauer Agnes Kaumpf Buron NEY Washington Mar

City Briefs From Local Neighbors This Weekend

Mrs F R Hoffman and daughter Phyl ls visited Minneapolis over the weekend and attended a winter formal at the University of Minnesota. Gagnon’s emerald green carnations advertised for St Patrick party at Walker’s. Mr and Mrs N L Carleton and daughter Gwendolyn arrived from Great Lakes Ill for a week with Mrs Carleton’s mother Mrs W A Carlson. Wilford Martin of 1032 Wisconsin avenue southwest returned from Battle Mountain Sanatorium after an operation nine weeks ago. Mrs Raymond G Lindsey went back to Aberdeen after a few days with her brother Mrs John G Williams. Gwyneth Van Duzee joined her for a few weeks. Lewis Benson returned from a Chicago business trip. Mrs W Q Speers of Watertown visited with her son Harold Steers at 807 Dakota avenue south and returned home. H M Jones of Brookings, state club leader, stopped in Futon on business.

F. R. Hoffman Phylls Simmons Avenue Minneapolis Miss Hoffman Sigma Phi Epsilon University of Minnesota Gagnon's St. Patrick Walker's L. Carleton Gwendolyn Great Lakes Ill Watertown Harold Steers Dakota Avenue South H. MM, Jones Brookings Futon

Fire damages roof at Earl Howard residence

Small damage reported to the Earl Howard home at 738 Clinpois avenue southwest when a fire broke out about 9 15 this morning. Firemen arrived quickly and extinguished the blaze.

Earl Howard Clipois Avenue

Douglas' Selection Surprises Capitol Roosevelts Budget Director Pick

President Roosevelt picks Lewis Douglas of Arizona as director of the budget, a move that unsettles observers in Washington by revealing a secretive slate for the next administration. Douglas, 38, represents Arizona in the House, famed for his economy work and early rise through Congress.

Washington Roosevelt Lewis Douglas Arizona Douglas Congress Lou Capitol Amherst

Fragmentary Civil War Era Legislative Debate Noted

In the front ranks of house tenders a figure argued against government expenditures. Facing possible defeat in re election he opposed spending vigorously. Some say this stance connected Roosevelt and his advisers to him.

Gress Roosevelt

Mrs. P. K. Walter Dead in Milford Township

Mrs. Paul K. Walter died at her Milford township home after more than a week with pneumonia. Survived by husband and month old son Dewagna Paul, her parents Mr. and Mrs. Joshua F. B. Walter of Bridgewater, four brothers Joshua Paul Frank and Andrew Walter, four sisters Mrs. David A. Hofer Hebecca Walter Mrs. J. P. Waldner and Justina Walter. Funeral Friday at Bethel church at 2. Gelock officiating. Formerly Susie Walter, born Bridgewater Tannery 1908, married November 26, 1925.

P. K. Walter Paul K. Walter Milford Township Dewagna Paul Joshua F. B. Walter Bridgewater Joshua Paul Frank Andrew Walter David A. Hofer Hebecca’ Walter J. P. Waldner Justina Walter Bethel ‘Church Gelock Ij.m. Tschetter Walter Susie, Walter

North Dakota farmers to share in federal crop loans

In BISMARCK North Dakota farmers will share in federal crop loans under a measure passed by the legislature. An act from last June barred crop mortgages, but the new law exempts the federal government from that prohibition. Also, Robert M. Stangler of Jamestown was named manager of the Bank of North Dakota by the state industrial commission, succeeding F H Butler.

N. D Grop Bismarck North Dakota Stangler Robert M. Stangler Jamestown Bank of North Dakota State Industrial Commission F. H Butter Col. C. F. Mudgett

Woman Appoints Frances Perkins Secretary of Labor

Dr Lucille A Calverley state president of the South Dakota League of Women Voters announces Frances Perkins as secretary of labor. The League says Perkins is highly qualified with prior administration experience in New York and understands national employment issues. They praise her stance on legislation safeguarding women in industrial work as aligned with the League’s Women in Industry program.

Wellington Springs Mar Lucille. A. ‘Calverley Wessington Springs South Dakota League of Women Voters Miss Frances Perkins League of Women Voters Miss Perkins New York United States

Iroquois Township Officers Named After Election

The Iroquois township election at the town hall Tuesday named H. C Strub as chairman of supervisors Ole Enge as two year supervisor W M Browns as treasurer C F K O Schumaker as assessor Roy Brandrup as justice of peace and Ralph Joseph as constable.

Iroqquois H. C Strub Ole Enge Person W.M Browns W. S. Cinkler KF. O. Schumaker Roy Brandrup Ralph Joseph

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Huron R. A.M Card Club Beck Independent Card Wils Anna Beck Herman Moeller William Haigh Otto Meyer Frank Meyer Hermart Moeller Cavour Rebekahs Elizabeth Vandenburg Nebraska Svenue Southwest Mrs. Vandenburg W. J. Whitney Noble Erand Col Rebekah Lodge No. 9 Armum ‘Blunt Fulter Anna Cornelius Erwin First Congregational Church A. 5 Carlson Blunt Fulton W. H. Schaffer Kansas Avenue Southeast The Altar Society J. J. Byrne Frizes A. F. Culhane Selina Coates G. J. Kiel WI. E. Wertman Independent Order of Foresters H. E. Wertman Utah Avenue Southeast Marvin Huchitt Hotel F.C St. Martin's Catholic Church St Teresa Wmirs Mark Kuni Wade Catherine Gorman Marjoretta Tritz Shirley Schmidt Phyllis Busse D. M. Finley Fanny MOQNZ Douglas Fairbanks Bebe Daniels Tom MIX Texas Hergert Plummer Onigat Damita Goldie Rye Monarch Grocerice Quirt Lupe Velez McLaglen Edmund Lowe Lupe-Velez EL Brendel Flock Hollywood Bnuggai Clare McCullough Blocus Paramount Sound News Walker's Flower Shop Dak, Ave Thea Janel Gaynor Will Rogers Lew Ayres Sally Eilers Norman Foster Louise Dresser Frank Craven Stong Iroquois Township A. Mouse Montgomery Ware Huron Theater Ara Worm Mickey al Mouse Huron Theatre Montgomery Warp & Co Dakota Luckies Odd
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