Classified Ads and Foreclosure Notice in The Evening Huronite
Old Huronite classifieds outline rates and rules for ads with a warning about fraud. Sheriff sale notice details a mortgage foreclosure by Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. against Andrew A Klein s a s s e r and Susie Klein s a s s er plus Farmers State Bank Yale. property described as half of Section 22 in Township 112 North Range 80 West. Sale date to be announced following judicial process.
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Ford Coach
Gust Gehring
Tecquins
A. M. Urquhart
FORD
Richard Shepard
Blackhawk County
State of Iowa
Dakota Savings and Loan Company
4 Corporation
Beadle County
State of South Dakota
Office of the Register of Deeds
South Dakota
Huras
Circuit Court
Ninth Judicial Circuit
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Corporation
Andrew A. Kleinsasser
Susie Kleinsaser
State Bank of Yale
Yale
County of
Beadle
State of
Ee Soares
Gematy
South
Bank Statement of Port of Fond du Lac National Bank Huron SD
Reserve District 9 bank statement listing assets and liabilities as of March 5 1934 for the National Bank of Huron South Dakota. Includes cash in vault balances with other banks U S government securities loans real estate and pledged assets with details on deposits and liabilities and a sworn cashier’s certification.
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Securities Banking House
Banking House Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
U. S. Treas Upet
Liab
United States
Ee F. C
Cf Ae Ae
Uinnes
Saas
Beadle
Berg
Ullinweider
A Chamberlain
Tal
Fotary
Frock Designs for Girls Promoted in 1924 Pattern Book
An Anne Adams pattern shows a smart school and sport dress for girls with a tailored collar, ruffles and pleats. Pattern 1519 comes in sizes 10 to 18, with fabric suggestions and a 15 cent price, plus a combined book and pattern for 25 cents. The 1924 spring edition highlights styles for adults and children.
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Anne Adams
West Wicht
New York City
Ninth District Declamatory Meet Held at Springs
The Ninth District Declamatory contest took place at Springs High School with three divisions. Roy Jones won the oratorical division for reading The Wet Prayer, Marjorie Gebhart captured the dramatic division with The Laughter of Leon, and George Aisenbrey won the humorous division. Judges were L. M. Fort Mrs. Scallin and Miss Edscorn.
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Wessington Springs High School
Ixenneth Lohn
Ruth Korg
Gunn
George Christensen
Letcher
Oliver Mogck
Alpena
Gorge Cannon
Woonsocket
Ula Aisenbrey
Earline Dyer
Donald Slaybaugh
Land Melba Hathaway
Gann Valley
Jean; McRoberts
Ellen Nelson
Lois Bennett
Iola Tiede
Wessington Springs
Declan
Springs Wehssington Springs
Mer
Sperial
Roy Jones
Marjorie Gebhart
Leon
George Aisenbrey
L. M. Fort
Scallini
Edscorn
Mitchell
Nurse Supervisor Visits Highmore Health Efforts Planned
Mrs. Glen Waterbury dietriec supervisor of county nurses visited Miss Durkin Hyde county nurse in Highmore. Arrangements were made with local doctors for tuberculosis tests and diphtheria inoculations for school children free of charge. A dental survey will start soon with Dr FM Matteson in charge, with Miss Durkin assisting.
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Highmore Highmore
Glen Waterbury
Mobridge
Dietriec
Miss Durkin
Hyde
FM. Matteson
Affairs of Young Folks A Section Devoted to News of Centre
South Dakota teen news roundup by Evelyn Hartnagel highlights school events activities and achievements. Youth columns profile local clubs sports and scholastic notices across Centre area, focusing on student voices and upcoming events.
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Centre
South Dakota
Evelyn Hartnagel
Examiners Named for Girl Scout Proficiency Tests
The community committee released a revised complete list of examiners for Girl Scout proficiency tests. Names span roles from Arist to World knowledge with many volunteers including Mrs Lillian Love Mrs John Dougherty Grace Wilson C. E Wright and Helen Buchanan among others.
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Arist
Lillian Love
John Dougherty
Keith Potter
Glenn Hoagland
C. H. Hanson
Elec
Teleian
E. W. Lothrop
E. E. Cram
Geo
Fallenweider
Gee
Longstaff
Robert Fain
J. E. Johnson
A D. Shepersky
Herbert Thrall
Katherine McKay
Mirs
J. A. Churchill
A. C. Schierling
Evelyn Hertzagel Je
E. W. Feige
C. A Lafferty
Fred Berks
Stanley Colton
Milo Youel
Sadie Haines
Robert D
Percy Brown
Gertrude Null
Paul Myers
Ina Warren
Helen Buchanan
A. D. Shepersky
Chester White
C. K. Walker
Elizabeth Cone
Starfinder
Mildred Brown
Schramer
Oh. W. Stro
Robert Fair
George Fallenwiedler
Louise French
Wormstadt Woolies Plan Ambitious Year
Dale Barton Lorin Anderson and Orin Oviatt of Huron met with their leader at the county agent's office Monday afternoon to set aims for the Wormstadt Woolies Sheep club for the coming year. A three member committee, with help from Mr CAVEs and Mr Eddy of Brookings, drafted goals including ten members two spares a tour judging team a demonstration team and a club camp. Members will fit lambs for the State Fair two debates are planned and two members at each meeting will prepare reports on sheep topics. All members will learn the club pledge emblem and at least three ONZE and present them at the next meeting.
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Wormstadt Woolies
Dale Barton
Lorin Anderson
Orin Oviatt
Huron
Cavey
Eddy
Brookings
4-H Club Meeting at Mattke Home
The 4-H Club met at the Frank Mattke home Friday with President Lloyd Hill presiding. Harry Swee reviewed eye spake work while noting each member's progress. refreshments were served by Mrs. Frank Mattke as members sang 4-H songs.
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Mattke
Harry's Handy Hammer
Frank Mattke
Lloyd Hill
Harry Swee
Mrs. Lee Cranston Named Leader of Lucky Strivers Club
Mrs. Lee Cranston was chosen as the new leader for the Lucky Strivers club of Harbor last Wednesday at the regular meeting at Maxine Link's home. Eva Belle Baum demonstrated sandwich making and handed samples. The Lucky Silvers will meet at the Meimenheider home April 18.
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Lee A. Cranston
Lucky Strivers Club
Haror
Maxine Link
Eva Belle Baum
Lucky Silvers
Meimenheider
Troop 7 Iroquois Wins Roosevelt Progress Prize
At a Monday meeting Troop 7 Iroquois received the Roosevelt award for progress in 1933. First and second class badges were awarded to Scouts Crawford, Stoner, Gathman, Simon, and Ridel. Merit badges and one bronze palm were announced, with one presentation to be held at the Huron court of honor.
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Scoue Auuy Er Ue Sen Uors Wee
Roosevelt
Hanson
Crawford, Stoner
Gathman
Simons and
Ridel
Commiteeman Hanson
Huron
Billy Theophilus
Broken
John Smith
Maurice Gowdy
Troup
Iroquois
Springs Scout Meet Set For April 10
Plans advance for a district Boy Scout organization to be formed in Springs area with a meeting on April 10. The district office will operate under the area council office at Huron. John L. Smith from Huron led preparations. the day includes committee meetings, a 6 30 PM banquet, and a public gathering to follow. William George chairs the drafting committee with H D Brewster of Woonsocket and Dewey Hall of Gann Valley assisting.
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Wessingson Springs
Mar
Huron
John L. Smith
William George
Mr. George
H. D. Brewster
Woonsocket
Dewey Hall
Gann Valley
Washington Pupils Hear Talk On India
Washington school pupils in Huron heard an Indian missionary, R. R. Keithahn, discuss India Friday afternoon. Randall Lampe, a fifth grader, noted the seventh grade session included dress demonstrations by Dorothy Roberts and Mr Keithahn, who also showed Indian characters and answered students questions.
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Washington
India
Washington School
Huron
R. R. Keithehn
Randall Lampe
Mr. Keithahn
Dorothy Roberts
Sheffield Children Exchange Letters Between Schools
Annie Arbeitar of the Sheffield school writes that students will exchange letters with Burr Oak children near Virgil. The aim is to foster friendship and intercultural interest as they await replies from the Burr Oak students.
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Sheffield
Shefield
Annie Arbeitar
Sheffield School
Burr Oak
Virgil
Sheep Judging Event at Wessington Club Meeting
The Live-Wire Fat-Lamb club of Wessington held a sheep judging meeting at the Herman home last week. Lois Leslie and Joanne Allen demonstrated judging techniques as members evaluated a class of three sheep. The next meeting is set for Saturday March 31 at the Laka home.
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Wessington
Lois ‘Leslie
Joanne Allen
Laka
Smith Leaves For Redfield Aberdeen To Plan Scout District
John N. Smith, executive of the Cen su South Dakota Boy Scout council, left for Aberdeen to map a district for Troop units. Aberdeen will host one of four districts. others will be vacated at Wuran Terre and Wessingtor Springs. He aims to secure warrants and establish centers to broaden the council program. On the way, he planned to meet Redfield traders and local leaders. Smith’s Aberdeen trip is his first since taking the executive post. Lt D. Phelan will retire Saturday after serving as national council representative for the Central South Dakota region.
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Smith
Redfield
Aberdeen
John N. Smith
Censu
South Dakota Boy Scout Council
Wuran
Terre
Wessingtor Springs
South
Santos
Mr. Smith
D. Phelan
National Council
South Dakota
Huron
Supervie
Health Survey Under Way Across Alley County
The Alley County health survey invites parents to cooperate in counting children willing to be immunized for diphtheria vaccinated for smallpox and TB tested under a statewide program led by Florence Walker Engles. Miss Alley notes participation is voluntary and aims to plan future immunization and exam services.
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Alley
Eeadie County
Mise
Huron
Florence Walker Englesby
Foster Busy Bees elect district officers in Foster township
Edna Walter was elected president of the Busy Bees of District 3 in Foster township on Friday. Earl Tyrrell became vice president and Malan Tyrrell was chosen secretary treasurer. New work committees were appointed.
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Foster
Edna Walter
Foster Township
Earl Tyrrell
Malan Tyrrell
Y. C. L. Contest Delayed At Springs
The Y C L contest originally set for March 24 at Wellington Springs has been postponed to April 14 due to a measles epidemic. Local winners include Lamont Phelps in first place with Boys Rights, Dorothy Gregory with Two Little Kittens, Barbara Jane Carson with Netties Thanksgiving, and Corinne Larsen winning the 7 8 grade essay Our Heritage and the Future a Trust.
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Wellington Springs
Mar
Earl C. Gregory
Lamont Phelps
Dorothy Gregory
Barbara Jane Carson
Barbara Carson
Nettie
Corinne Larsen
Wayne Titus
Fay Zink
Lorrie Arnold
Vivian Larsen
Fred Waller
Lanne Arnold
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Sully County
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Ricker
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Don R. Huntley
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Wolsey
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