Numerous Wednesday Social Meetings From Huron Area
A long list of club gatherings and public meetings is reported for Wednesday and Thursday in Huron. Groups include McKinley Study Group at Abe School, Wednesday Musicale at Jefferson School, Veterans of Foreign Wars at K.P. Hall, and multiple women’s clubs meeting at homes and churches with topics from music to quilt projects and charity work. Mrs. Grant of Beadle County Sanitorium attends PEO luncheon as guest speaker, while engagements include Miss Gladys Murray and Clarence Freehan’s upcoming marriage in Shreveport May 1.
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Jefferson School
Helen Buchanan
United States
K.P. Hall
Fred Curtis
Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
South Lawn Extension Club
F. H. Moeller
Beach Avenue
Thrift Extension Club
Murphy
Fifth Street
C. B. McComas
Third Street
College Chapel
Joseph T. Paulson
Janet Ayer Fair- Tank
Beta Delphian
Bert Schull
Fourth Street
Happy Hour Club
G. O. Lovre
W. J. Broskamp
Miriam C. Speirs
PEO
Broskamp
Dakota Avenue South
Robert D. Lusk
Joe Grant
Beadle County
Grant
Gladys Murray
Clarence Freehan
Shreveport
Grice Finley
Maude Streeter
Greene
Hubert Raiche
Rc, Schulze
G. J. Kiel
Huron College
Grace Finley
Macel Eggleston
Schuman
Zelda Lauters
Chopin
Florence Roberts
Grigz
Valick
Moses
Miss Murray
Huron
Minneapolis
Harry Petrie
Newman Club Meeting Highlights At Mrs Rhode’s Home
The Newman Club met at Mrs A De Rhode home last night. Program featured a review of Lovarich by Jacques Deval and book recommendations including The Odyssey of an American Doctor and Eleven Years Around the World. Several members read poems and sang extracts from Showboat.
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Newman Club
Rhodes
A. de Rhode
G. J. Kiel
Lovarich
Jacques Deval
S. G. Thompson
Victor G. Heiser
Patience
Richard
John Abbe
Alice Grant Rosman
HL. ‘Saylor
Mr. Redmond
Mississippi
John Sauer
Biz River
JG. Fletcher
City School
Huron City School
C.H. Christensen
Percy Washabaugh
Hollywood
Third Year Crux in Marriages Sparks Seattle Divorce Trends
Seattle report notes 65 percent of divorces fail within ten years with 175 romance losses in the crucial third year. Evangeline Story cites cruelty and personal indiscipline as chief faults, while drunkenness and neglect appear in many cases. Radio talk airs commentary on leisure use and local musical highlights.
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Seattle
Evangeline Story
Miss Starr
Ako
Miss Storr
Cast Progress On Huron College Play The Highwayman
Professor Loftus Ward announces rehearsals for The Highwayman a DeKoven comic opera in three acts set for April 23 at Huron College. Six singers from the college chorus play leading roles including Scott Dexter Charlotte Dugdale Mary Warner John Lynch Arthur Tschetter Elizabeth Haynes Harold Studer Kenneth Snaps Robert Zimmer Louis Tompkins Gail Hilgenberg and Roberta Newton.
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Loftus H. Ward
Huron College” School of Music
Ward
DeKoven
Association For the
Huron College Chorus
Scott Dexter
Charlotte Dugdale
Mary Warner
John Lynch
Arthur Tschetter
Elizabeth Haynes
Harold Studer
Kenneth Snaps
Robert Zimmer
Louis Tompkins
Gail Hilgenberg
Roberta Newton
Listing Of Odd Jobs Asks For Spring Help
W L Mall director of the district WEA reemployment office in Huron appeals to Huronians to list odd jobs he can match with unemployed workers. He notes many men are registered needing part time work until belt operations start, urging residents to offer jobs to the jobless to ease early spring unemployment. Register with the office or call 4317.
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W. L. Mall
WEA
Huron
Mall
Third Group In Kansas City Vote Fraud Trial
Federal authorities moved to try a new set of defendants in Kansas City as part of a broad vote fraud conspiracy case. The government has already convicted 13 defendants from the November election and is set to sentence six more indicted individuals who were found guilty yesterday. Seven previously convicted received sentences up to three years, while six defendants pleaded no defense awaiting mercy from the court. A mistrial was declared for three others as Judge Aloert L. Reeves ordered a fresh trial to begin.
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K. C
Kansas City
Mar
Kansas
Furies
Aloert L. Reeves
Indiana University President William L. Bryan Resigns
William Lowe Bryan resigns after 35 years as president of Indiana University in Bloomington. He is named president emeritus. Born November 11, 1860, near Bloomington, Bryan rose to lead the university and will be succeeded after review by the board of trustees led by George A. Ball of Muncie.
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William Lowe Bryan
Indiana
Univn Board of Trustees
Mt Calvary Church Lenten Service Promises Special Wednesday
Mt Calvary Church holds mid week Lenten service on Wednesday evening at Tad o clock with a sermon on It is finished from John 14 30. The choir will sing the chorale O Bleeding Head and Wounded. The public is welcome.
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Mt. Calvary Church
Mt. Calvary
City briefs highlight local visits and upcoming events
Mrs E F Wilson returns from Hot Springs to visit at State Soldiers Hospital, traveling with Mrs L M Kenyon. Loftus Ward locates in Ritchcock for music contest judging with Mrs E T Gitchell. Doughnut sale at Baptist Church March 17. Mrs Date Smith and Connie Carole from Scotland visit Haven. Mrs Paul Thompson of Gettysburg visits D J McNamara home. Esto Hrtfield in Huron on weekend. glasses fitted by M C Alford. John Sewell vacations at home from St John’s Military Academy. Hand County car owners urged to license plates at county seat. sheriff warning of penalties.
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E. F. Wilson
Hot Springs
L. M. Kenyon
Second Street
State Soldiers Hospital
Huron
Kiel Bras
Loftus H. Ward
Huron College
Frank Avenue
Foutheuss
Smith
Baptist Church
Paul Thompson
Gettysburg
Haven
D. J. McNamara
Fleming
Esto Hrtfield
Sioux Falls
Pierre
M. C. Alford
Perriton's
Weather Summary for Huron and Vicinity
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with increasing warmth. State forecasts show South Dakota partly cloudy to night and Wednesday, warmer in east and southeast, colder in the west. Iowa expects fair skies, rising temperatures, and unsettled conditions Wednesday in the east and central regions.
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Huron
South Dakota
Iowa
Boatmen Plan Race Up Missouri River
Shifting sands in the Missouri River threaten a 2500 mile upstream race from St Louis to Fort Benton. The event, aimed at fun, may be the first and last of its kind, with entry deadline May 1 and start around May 22 or 23. Participants may use cabin cruisers 25 to 26 feet with motors up to 35 hp.
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Missouri River
Fort Benton
Mont
St Louis
Port Feck
Glasgow
Montana
Elks To Elect Officers Tonight In Huron Lodge
Huron Elks Lodge 424 will elect new officers at the regular meeting tonight opening a two part program. Friday features a special meeting with Grand Exalted Ruler James M Lloyd visiting and an Elks band concert followed by lunch. A class of candidates will be initiated and officers will be installed at an upcoming meeting. the March 25 stag party is postponed due to schedule conflicts.
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Huron Elks Ledge
Ccasion
Elks
James M. Lioyd
Elks Band
TF. H. Ripley
Elks Stag
Trouth
Tong War Fears Rise as Fresno Police Watch Chinatown
Fresno police tighten surveillance amid fears of a tong war after reports of a "hatchet man" threat and a stalled Sacramento dispute. The drag in a police court case over paternity of a twelve year old Chinese girl and an unmarried teacher was dismissed.
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Fresno
Calif
Chinatown
Sacramento
Irl
Tooley Heads College Publicity Association
Frank A. Tooley publicity director at St Thomas College was elected seventh district president of the American College Publicity Association at a one day convention in Minneapolis. Representatives from colleges across Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin organized the district.
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Tooley
College
Minneapolis
Mar
Frank A. Tooley
St Thomas College
St. Paul
American College
Minnesota
Worth
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Employment Cup Retained by Huron District for February
W. director of the district WPA re employment office in Huron announced that the Huron district office repeated as February winner after topping its quota by 392.22 percent. The trophy, a 12 inch silver piece, becomes permanent for the district with most wins in the fiscal year, which ends June 30.
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WPA
Huron
Stall
New C of C Board Meets at Huron Chamber
The newly elected board of directors of the Huron Chamber of Commerce met yesterday with the outgoing board and Glen O. Martin presiding as president. They named the 1937 executive committee and set plans for continued cooperation and a campaign to fund sending the high school's late championship basketball team to the Minnesota state tournament. The recreation committee, led by Harry Liem, was tasked to run the fundraising drive. In Omaha, 200 workers at Miller Cereal Mills began a sit down strike demanding 10 cent hourly increases, a year of paid vacation, and seniority-based wage adjustments.
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Banrit
Huron Chamber
Commitrce
Glen O. Martin
Martin
L. O. Hoffman
Chamte Ber
Roy Miller
Camden Rayburn
Busines Fairs
Milo V. Avery
Tressurer F. D. Greene
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Harry Liem
Omaha
Neb
Miller Cereal Milla
Jack Donghoe
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Third Street Southern
McCune
Wheeler
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Bates
Carter
A. Findley
H. L Bary
Iowa Avenue Southest
Peter School
E. P
Congregational Ladies Aid Society
Rose Standish
C. A. Thatcher
Montana Avenue
Spinning Wheel
Thad Oviatt
Illinois Avenue
Avis J. Rice
Frank
Avenue Southeast
Baptist Ladies Aid
Cat Hanson
Ohio Avenue
Tes
Pioneer Daughters Club
Pioneers Daughters Club
S. M. Jenssen
John Claymore
Guy Oviatt
Black Hills Journal
Jen+ssen
YW. C. A
John G. Williams
Eighth Street Southeast
C. S. Hagen
Blue Earth
Minn
J. O. Hagen
Williams
Jack Whitney
St. Patrick
Hagens
E. Bowe
Railway
Chicago & North Western Railway
Sky Club
Bert Phillips
Leslie Dynes
William Kerns
H. P. Rasums
Wen
Howard Hough
EL .Gitcheil
C. C. Cogswell
John Mahoney
Rebekah
Laura Seeley
Rebekah Assembly
Trene Fender
Springfield
S. D
Assembly
Lily
Rebekah Lodge
Britton
Bristol
Waubay
Wilmot
Milbank
Gar
Clear Lake
White
CasMewach
Watertown
Willow Lake
J. H. Bottomley
Kansas Avenue Southeast
Bottomley
Marjorie Wiegold
Cloverleaf
Mrs. Wiegold
Marjorie
Betty Carlson
Hetty Neilson
Ruby Neilson
Dorothy Schaof
Maxine Hendricksen
Joyce Hansen
Helen Fay Warkenthien
Yona Beard
Beata Bates
Jean Ann Saunders
Marjone Wiegold
Blunt
Maurice Jonsen
Wer
KGFX
Shirley Cristy
Antoinette
Barbara Cheney
Prof
John Sewell
St. John's Military Academy
Delafield
Wis
H. D. Lewe
Fred Newland
Canistota
Patrek
Walker's
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Strike
Webster
C.J. Strike
Swike
Fred Sivertson
Hand
Wunaee
Watson
Bismarck
North Plax
Rapid City
Sheridan
Williston
Weather and Ind
Associated Press
Brookings
Mitchell
Claudy
Yankton
Aberdeen
Sherman
Liuvd
New C. of C. Board
Stewarts Transfer
Leen and
Read of Telephona Office
FONE
Council Oak Bread
Council Oak
van Gemp
Maine
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