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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1936

Page

3

New Trial Granted in Wolfe Embezzlement Case

South Dakota Supreme Court rules a 1927 pretrial comment law violates self incrimination rights, orders a new trial for George W. Wolfe, former Lawrence County treasurer, on embezzlement charges. The decision notes 46 states have similar constitutions and highlights the novelty of South Dakota's provision.

Pierre Mareh South Dakota State Supreme Court George W. Wolfe Lawrence County American Bar Association American Law Institute Wolfe Cicuit A. H. Beye Guedes Frederick A. Warren Dwicht Campbell H. B. Rudolph R. CG. Bakewell Pliskinsen Dissened

Virgil Homemakers March Meeting Report

The Virgil Homemakers Extension Club met at Mrs. J. J. Schmidt’s home with good attendance. After a business session Mrs. ALL. Hutchinson reported on Fann and Home Week in Brookings. Since February had no meeting two demonstrations followed by lunch prepared by Mrs. Speirs and others. The next gathering is planned at Mrs. W. C. Denison’s home.

Virgil Homemakers Marcel Viewki Homemakers Extension Club J. J. Schmidt Regutte All. Hutchinson Fann Home Week Brookings George Cook A. E. Denison L. Eichelkemp J. R. Speirs 4. L. Hutchinson Schmidt W.C. Denison

Rebekahs at Virgil Elect New Officers

A Good Hope Rebekah Lodge No. 152 meeting at Mrs. W. H. Thomis home elected and installed new officers Isabel Aldrich Nobie Grand Selma Peterson View Grand Blanche Coole secretary Mary Thomas treasurer Elsie Hickelhaupt BD at Virgil March 2 report notes installation of officers by lodge members.

Rebekahs Virgil Snedan the Good Hope Rebekah Lodge No W. H. Thomis Isabel Aldrich Nobie Grand Selma Peterson View Gran Blan Coole Mary Thomas Elsie Hickelxaup

Ministerial Students At S F Get Practice

In Sioux Falls and nearby area over a quarter of the Sioux Falls College ministerial students are gaining practical experience. Senior Leslie Eacs presides as pastor of the Valley Springs Baptist Church while junior Kenneth Armes leads the North End Sunday League. Other students serve churches in Parker Canton Rowena and Sioux Falls and many perform missionary duties, with Lucille Austin occasionally speaking at the penitentiary and visiting hospitals.

S. F Sioux Falls Sioux Riverside L. D. Pack Canton Laurain Wahlquist Rowena Lucille Austin South Dakon Sate Penitentiary Nospiv Arthur Anderson Wendell Jones Sioux Fa Siow Falls William Lyons Stic Yo MC Ralph Dunn Robert Dunn Jack Dahl Melvin Ewing Mar-gares Erickson Harald Engburg Carol Gilbert Earl Grogs Harold Hacker Hatcher Hoyt Earl Lewis Enid Myers

Manganese Corp To Hold Meet March 28

Notices have been sent by the General Manganese Corporation of Detroit Michigan of a stockholders meeting in Sioux Falls on March 28. The notice is signed by Karl M. Leute, president. The firm was incorporated in 1928 to develop manganese deposits near Chamberlain and stockholders will consider an option for sale of all assets.

Manganese Corp Sioux Falls General Manganese Corporation of Detroit Mich Karl M. Leute Chamberlain

Mundt Hits Trade Pact With Canada

Karl Mundt of Madison, Republican candidate for Congress, denounced Roosevelt and Tugwell in an Edmunds County rally criticizing the Canada reciprocal treaty as harmful to American agriculture. He urged farmers to demand repeal while praising a return to strong domestic farming and export policies amid talk of foreign relief programs.

Roosevelt Tugwell America

Tulare High To Present Program

Tulare March 24 Special Students of Tulare High School will present a program Friday evening April 4 in the High School auditorium. The program includes one act play by the Feathers and Paint Dramatic Club musical selections by the Girls Trio and the Glee Club comedy or vaudeville by the Deleste group a skit by the Music Appreciation Club and a selection by the Verse Chorus.

Tulare High Tulare Tiare High School Feathers and Paint Dramatic Club Gils Glee Club Deleste Music Appreciation Club Verse

Deny Venue Change In Pollution Case

The South Dakota Supreme Court affirmed a Lincoln County Circuit Court ruling denying Sioux Falls a venue change to Minnehaha County. August Swanson, a Big Sioux River farmer, sued the city over property damage from pollution to the Sioux Falls sewerage disposal plant. The unanimous opinion by Judge F A Warren held Swanson’s property lies in Lincoln County, justifying the original venue.

Pierre State Supreme Court Lincoln County Sioux Falls Lincoln Minnehaha County August Swanson Big Sioux Swanson Siotse Falls Wge F. A. Warren High Court

Potter County Young Republicans Elect Officers in Gettysburg

In Gettysburg at the Legion Hall the Potter County Young Republicans held a meeting to discuss the campaign. Clarerice Thomas was elected chairman Ivan Johnson secretary and Florence Moortend treasurer. Johnson will represent Potter County at the state convention as delegate.

Gettysburg Young Republications Potter County Legion Hall Clarerice Thomas Ivan John Florence Moortend Ivan Johnson Pottse County

Turton Woman Denies Applying for DWU Position

Kristin Risley of Turton stated she had not applied for a position at Dakota Wesleyan University. The March 9 report from Turton notes the denial and references recent Turton news coverage.

Turton Kristin Risley

Plant Growth Differs Says Vermillion Expert

March 23 Vermillion plant growth differs from animals due to definite growth regions. Dr. O Biddulph of the University of South Dakota explains how protoplasm forms and water content drives cell formation, growth, and dormancy. Water is essential for initial divisions, enlargement, and overcoming dormancy, with plants capable of multiplying output many times.

O. Biddwph Department of Botany University of South Dakota Dr. Biddluph Dr. Biddulph Jon Biddulph de. Biddulph

Lebanon High School stages first play on new stage

Lebanon High School presented its junior class play on Friday evening March 20. The three act production featured nine characters and was directed by Miss Helen Morrison English instructor. It marked the first performance on the school’s new stage in the assembly hall.

Gettysburg Specia Lebanon High School Helen Morrison

Federal Grand Jury Indicts 45 Totals In Sioux Falls

Sioux Falls reports a federal grand jury returned 45 indictments and 19 no bills after deliberating since Tuesday. One indictment targets Mike M. Gaur of Ipswich for mailing a threatening letter demanding $2000. Most cases involve Indian liquor and revenue liquor tax violations.

Federal Grand Jury Sioux Falls Mike M. Gaur Ipswich Gaur R. R. Buikema

Watertown City Heads Seek Mayor and Alderman Pay Hike

Watertown city council moved two ordinances to first reading raising the mayor’s salary to 150 dollars per month and aldermen salaries to 29 dollars per month. Final action set for March 24 at an adjourned meeting. The current mayor’s pay is 100 dollars monthly. A separate liquor store ordinance allowing 32 per cent beer licenses to sell after 1 am on weekdays and Sundays was defeated by a five to five vote.

Watertown

Potter Democrats to Meet in Gettysburg March 26

Potter County Democrats plan a Gettysburg meeting on Thursday evening March 26 with lunch at 7 30. Assistant attorney general Tom Eastman and Stanley Brekkus a statistician for the 8 Dy Railway Commission will be the principal speakers.

Potter Democrats Gettysburg Potter County Tom Eastman Pierre Stanley Brekkus Dy Railway Commission

Farewell Party for Mrs Kenyon Held at Nisfield Club

A farewell party was given for Mrs Elbest Kenyon at the Charles Nisfield club sponsored by the club. The Kenyon family plans to move to Wessington.

Bonilla Specia Elbest Kenyon Charles Nisfield Kenyon Wessington

Sioux Falls Plans for Supervised Playground

Sioux Falls officials and civic groups met to discuss summer supervised recreation for children. Mrs. E A Gall led the session with reports on program portions. WPA and National Youth Administration supervisors were proposed, and PTA funds were to be sought. plans remain incomplete.

Sioux Falls F. T. A. Council E. A. Gall Gertrude Fhyte Womin WPA National Youth Administration R. M. Catkins P. T. A Council

Benefit Dance at Wellingtion Sponsored by John Watson Post

The John Watson post Auxiliary to the American Legion hosts a community dance on March 2 at the Community Hall. Proceeds go to a milk fund to aid undernourished local children.

John Watson Post American Legion Hell

Water main breaks disrupt Carthage homes for weeks

Carthage city board faced winter water troubles as three blocks of homes lacked water for about six weeks. A repair team sourced water from mains, found four cracks in the main, and replaced the pipes to restore service.

Carthage Howard

Miller Glee Clubs Present Operetta at Hiller High

The Miller high school glee clubs staged the comic opera Harmony Hall last week featuring General Earnest Wark who endows a college to music, his unmusical son Doolittle, Rosalie, Browning Engleman, and a trio wedding ending the tale with chorus numbers led by director Evelyn.

Harmony Hall Lfe Doolittle Work Ames Davina McTavish Bill Thomas Work Rosalie Grace Beadles Prima Dons Browning Rogert Engleman Brownine Maritone Haze Haversteds

Miller School stages first operetta in years

Mitchell, in charge of music at Miller school, led a production that drew a large crowd for the first operetta here in years.

Mitchell Miller School

Mobility Survey In Kingsbury County Underway

A federal mobility survey is in Kingsbury County with eleven fieldworkers and three women in offices. J. J. Bennett supervises from Brookings. The study examines family moving patterns, especially relief families, from January 1933 through January 1935.

Kingsbury DE Smet Kingsbury County J. J. Bennett Brookings

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