Evening Huranite launches annual Central D. tree planting drive
The Evening Huronite announces its annual tree planting campaign for Central South Dakota aimed at drought damaged areas. In cooperation with Eilers Greenhouses of Huron Chinese elm saplings are sold at 20 cents for three feet and 15 cents for four feet. Arbor Day April 13 is the climax with mass orders urged via coupon. schools urged to plant at least one tree. The campaign aligns with South Dakota Chamber of Commerce statewide drive to improve moisture, reduce hot winds, and enhance property values. Parents urged to involve children and communities in planting, with proceeds not for profit but for planting support.
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Huranite
South Dakota
Eilers
Huron
Tom Berry
Tey
Huvenite
Campa
Rees
Euren
Order Form for Chinese Elms and Arbor Day Trees
Fill out coupon to order three-foot Chinese elms at 10 cents each covering freight. Trees distributed in Huron at Eilers Greenhouses 1302 Ohio Ave SW. Older four-foot trees priced at 15 cents with shipping prepaid. Orders by April 7 delivered for Arbor Day. mail or bring payment to The Evening Huronite office.
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Eilers
Huron
Ohio Avenue
Berry To Speak At South Dakota Social Workers Meeting
Governor Tom Berry will be featured speaker at the South Dakota Conference of Social Workers spring meeting in Sioux Falls that Monday. Clarence Laman, secretary of the conference, announced Berry's appearance. subject to be announced.
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Sioun Falls
Tom Bary
Relief
South Dakota
Admini Mator
W. L. Eales
South Dakota Conference of Social Workers
Berry
Clarence Laman
The
South Dakota Confernee
Community notes from Sheffield and area recaps
The report details residents visiting relatives in nearby towns including J J Bottomley home and Nel son home in Huson. George Hofer underwent a hospital operation and is reported to be recovering well. Delmar Kelle has returned to work from the south and travels by car to Omaha with his brother.
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Sheffield
George Hofer
Huron Hospital
Frank Gubbins
Mike Grea
Leaquois
J. J. Bottomley
Sunda
William Welty
Mary Peterson
Nelson
Huson
Bessie Kaufman
Yale
Paul Harding
Harold J
Delmar Kelle
Cavour
Omaha
Lester Weaver
Chapman
Buckley Daughter Lorna Buckley in Serious Condition
Lorna June Buckley daughter of Herbert Buckley is reported seriously ill at her home northwest of Sheffield with double pneumonia after consultations with physicians and possible surgery.
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Lorna June Buckley
Herbert Buckley
Sheffield
Local women receive medical attention in Huron area
Broadland Mrs Albert Better drove to Huron for medical attention Wednesday. Mrs Mary Johnston, 83, was taken to a Huron hospital after a fall and is reported to be progressing as well as can be expected. Mrs W G Urban is bedridden with pleurisy, cared for by her daughter Mrs Albert Rogers of Huron after spending part of the week with her in Huron.
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Broadland
Albert Better
Huron
Mary Johnston
W. G. Urban
Albert Rogers
Urban
Local visits mark weekend from Black Hills region families
Bancroft Mr and Mrs Harold Lather visited her parents the Roy Smiths in town. Paul Holland and Albert Muilenburg drove to Hurley for a few days with friends and hoped to bring back Muilenburg horses. Allen Tobye of Huron visited Dana Costello. John Faber and Lloyd Tobey families visited Carthage on Sunday.
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Bancroft
Harold Lather
Black Hills
Roy Smith
Paul Holland
Albert Muilenburg
Hurley
Muilenburg
Allen Tobye
Huron
Dana Costello
John Faber
Lloyd Tobey
Carthage
Local Social Notes Highlight Burt and Huron Visits
Bonilla Mra and Will Vogel of Burt Iowa spent a week with relatives including Jis 7 W Cooper. Sioux City trip by My and Mrs F B McKichan to visit kin. Misses Louise Betty Hansen Olive Smith shopped in Hugo Saturday. Mr Mrs A G Winegar and Roy Atkinson visited in Huron. M Z McKichan and Mrs Herbert Borah were in Huron Saturday afternoon. Miss Hazel and Lillian Christianson visited Wolsey Saturday.
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Bonilla Mra
Will Vogel
Burt
Jis
W. Cooper
F. B. McKichan
Sioux City
Louisé
Betty
Hansen
Olive Smith
Hugon
A. G. Winegar
Roy Atkinson
Huron
M. Z. McKichan
Herbert Borah
Hazel
Lillian Christianson
Wolsey
Scholarship Winner Bessie Parke Heads to Huron College
Kadoka girl Bessie Parke wins an AAUW scholarship from the Huron branch to cover half tuition for one year at Huron College. The award, competitive since 1921, funds a South Dakota high school graduate to pursue further studies. exam date set for April 30.
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Bessie Parke
Kadoka
Huron College
AAUW
Huron
American Association of University Women
South Dakota
The
Huron Bratch
B. H. Kerr
Ella Mclntire
Glenn Martin
D. K. Scruby
Thad Quiavi
Local briefs note calls and visits around Cavour
Mrs L W Butz reports her father died in Indiana last Saturday with her by his bedside. Pearl Creek township resident Paul Verd visited Cavour Monday. De Smet host Mrs M C Hamaker welcomed visitors Sunday afternoon. Kelvinator school at Huron hosted by Mrs Earl Fisher and Mrs B F Corrigan Friday. Monica Brinkman rests easily. Cleata Thorpe Republican candidate for county superintendent toured Cavour Monday. Sheffield’s Jess Bottonley and Pearl Creek’s A J Weier and J A Bloodgood visited on Monday.
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L. W. Butz
Indiana
Kelvinator School
Huron
Monica Brinkman
Cleata Thorpe
Cavour
Jess Bottonley
Sheffield
A.J. Weier
Pearl Creek Township
J. A. Bloodgood
South Richland Township
Iroquois Residents Visit Relatives and School Prep
Iroquois residents report Mrs. Arthur Hansen visiting De Smet with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hines and Mrs. Loring and daughter Margaret of Artesian. Sunday visits include C. E. Greer and the Floyd Van Tassel family at Bancroft, while Miss Sedgwick, grades 4 8 and 6 teacher, spent the weekend with her parents in Gann Valley. Troquois school prepares an operetta Wiss Cherry Blossom set for April 1.
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Iroquois
Arthur Hansen
de Smet
Henry Hines
Loring
Margaret
Artesian
C. E. Greer
C. T. Liddle
Floyd van Tassel
Bancroft
Sedgwick
Gann Valley
Troquois School
Local Residents Return Home After Week Near Hedfield
The B. D. Stevens carpenter crew returned home Friday afternoon after a week’s work near Hedfield. Mrs. Ellen Crowell has returned to Hitchcock, where she spent the winter with her daughter, Mrs. C. F. Schwartz. The Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Hunter visited Conde last week with their daughter, Mrs. Neil Herman.
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B. D. Stevens Carpenter
Hedfield
Ellen Crowell
Tom Hitchcock
C. F. Schwartz
J. M. Hunter
Conde
Neil Herman
Wessington Notes Visit After Three Week Relatives
Mrs EB of Lincoln Nebraska returns home after a three week visit with relatives. Mrs Clarance Coop is recovering from a serious illness. W J Eshler, working in Huron, spent Sunday at home. The grade school operetta The Magic Beanstalk at the community hall drew a large crowd and was a decided success. A trained nurse attends the scene.
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Wessington
House of Lincoln
Huron
The
George Diekhoff Home Report On Youngest Son Illness
The Diekhoff family home reports the youngest son seriously ill but stable with pleural pneumonia, with doctors monitoring his condition and family awaiting further updates.
Hitchcock man returns home after week with friends
Robert Jacob Kambel of Hitchcock spent a week visiting friends in the southern part of the state and returned to his home Monday.
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Hitchcock Robert Jacob Kambel
Hitchcock
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