Epworth League Camp At Watertown Methodist Church
Nearly 100 Epworth league members from the Watertown district camped at the Methodist church for a pre Easter religious gathering. The event featured services, banquets, gymnasium entertainments, and readings with leaders including Rev. J Hoagland and Miss Francis Montank. Break camp is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon with certificates awarded to participants.
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Epworth League
Watertown
Methodist Church
Cooney
Hoagland
Mitchell
M. A. Chase
Huron High School
E. C. Antrim
E. F. Kurtz
J. M. Hunter
Earl A. Roadman
Dakota Wesleyan University
Emmerson E. Hunt
Mr Chase
Francis Montank
Epworth
R. W. Washburn
H. NM. Carlson
Hey
el’ Lochridge
Attorney General Sharpe Seeks renomination on Republican ticket
Pierre March 29 Attorney General M S Sharpe announced his bid for renomination on the Republican ticket to finish banking department and highway commission investigations. He noted progress and urged voters to support delegates favoring an improved banking code and depositor protection. He cited reduced regular expenses and higher investigative costs amounting to about $7,000.
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Pierre
Sharpe
Associated Press
Banking Department
Highway Commission
House of Representatives
Labor Federation Opposes Parker Nomination
AWASHINGSON March 29 The American Federation of Labor will oppose Judge John M Parker s Supreme Court confirmation citing labor case decisions on the federal circuit court of appeals. Federation President William Green says Parker favored property rights over human rights and hearings begin early next week before the judiciary sub committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Federation
Parker Awashingson
John M. Parker
Supreme Court
American Federation of Labor
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Federation
Judiciary
William Green
Parker
High School Declamatory Contest Winners Named
First honors went to Trent Fedora and Carthage in the ninth district high school declaratory contest last night with winners in oratorical humorous and dramatic divisions. Flandreau placed in each division.
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Blandreau
Mar
Trent
Fedora
Carthage
Flandreau
City Briefs and Local Notices Mixed in Huron Signals
Local items note Miss Pearl Gunderson visiting Crofton Nebraska over the weekend with her parents, Raymond Perry attending a Minneapolis flower show, a birth at a Huron hospital to Mr and Mrs Max Eckman of Cavour, more rental listings and shoppers, and several residents traveling to Minneapo lis. Community notices include church talks, a Christian Science lecture, and hospital updates on Mrs Carl Mann and the Burger family birth.
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Pearl Gunderson
Crofton
Neb
Raymond Perry
Minneapolis
Huron Hospital
Max Eckman
Cavour
Bath
Lucile Brucé
Colman
S. D
Ben Butz
C. Fir
Kusel
Wessington
Huron
Quipuletor
Star Cleaners
Wm. Kimmel
Mgr
Walter L. Voigt
G. F. McCannon
Keith Potter
Voigt
Henry Schaul
Yellow Transfer Company
Alden
W. Feige
M. BD
S. D. Distud
Harland Hedblom
Aberdeen
Men’s Brotherhood
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Distud
William LaRue
Harsch
Toledo
Corner Fifth
Illinois
First Church of Christ Scientist
Boston
Mass
Carl Mann
Moorhead
St Joseph's Hospital
Sioux City
W. L. Burger
Wessex
Maz Jackson
Rockham
Detectives Pursue Car. Youth Shot Dead in Chase
Leonard Barnholtz, 18, a Central high student and son of Mr and Mrs Harry Barnholtz, was fatally shot when a stolen car he rode in was chased by Detectives Lou Miller and Roy Gillis of the auto theft bureau. Miller fired twice. the second shot struck Barnholtz in the head and brain. He died at a hospital.
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Sicum City
Mar
Leonard Barnholtz
Central High School
Harry Barnholtz
Lou Miller
Roy Gillis
Auto Theft Bureau
Miller
Barnholte
Winners announced in USD popularity contest
Vermillion March 29 Jean Robbins of Sioux City Iowa and Herbert Siegele of Hetried named top campus popularity winners in a Volante poll at the University of South Dakota. Robbins, a sophomore arts student, named the most popular woman. Siegele, a senior, declared the most popular man for his campus activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
Jean Robbins
Sioux City
Iowa
Herbert Siegele
Hetried Today
University of South Dakota
Volante
Democrats Attack Hoover Administration
Three Democratic congressional leaders assail the Hoover administration decrying lack of leadership and congressional record since Hoover took office. Senator Caraway and Representative Garner issued statements through the Democratic National Committee while Representative Burns spoke on NBC in reply to Senator Fess defending the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Washington
Mar
Congress
Caraway
Arkansas
Garner
Texas
House
Burns
Tennessee
National Broadcasting Company
Fess
Ohio
Beadle County Farm Management Club Meet Set April 9
Beadle county farm management club will hold a meeting at Hotel Marvin Huphitt on April 9 to review the 1930 budget and farm account records. County agent BR A Cave announced the event. State college farm management specialist T S Thorfinnson will attend.
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Beadle County Farm Management Club
Marvin Huphitt
BR. A. Cave
T. S. Thorfinnson
State College
City Hall Extends Noon Hour Water Bill Service
Offices in the city hall will be open during the noon hour from now until April 10 to accommodate residents paying water bills. The change aims to convenience those who prefer midday payments.
Water main pipe arrives for Huron project
Four carloads of water main pipe arrived, about half the planned amount for Huron this summer. Approximately 16,000 feet will be used. Contractors Tuttle and Ferguson Mitchell will begin installing the new mains in April.
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Fife
Huron
Tuttle and Ferguson, Mitchell
Civil War Vets to Be Honored in Huron Post
Civil War veterans in Huron will be made honorary members of Veterans of Foreign Wars Forest Meline Post 1176. The unanimous decision followed a post meeting last night. A Sunday ceremony with the Yankton degree team is planned for attendees. Twenty four new applications were approved, 19 accepted obligations, and the post membership stands at 99. Seventeen men volunteered for a firing squad, ten to be in the regular squad with reserves. A committee was named to manage the July 4th and 50th anniversary events. Posters for VFW events were donated by J H Eves, and entertainment featured local musicians from Huron College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest MéMullien Post
Post
Clarence McHugh
E. W. Gottschalk
John C. Cox
L. V. Bandy
J. L. Barton
Albert C. Schierling
Delbert F. Wilmarth
George W. Grattan
A. L. Wells
S. Langtweed
H. M. Erickson
Albert Houska
C. J. Tracy
Fred H. Newman
Roy L. Lambert
Eben W. Troupe
H. N. Burton
J. Orval Gorham
Joe Reilly
Alfred A. Roberts
Simon Rhoads
Paul Harding
Frank E. Boesel
Frank W. Kohout
J. H. Christopherson
S. J. Chenoweth
Fred Rosecanse
Erwin Edler
Dorin Hines
Frank E. Bosel
Jesse W. Garoutte
Romeo Poulin
Harley Smith
M. T. Andrews
Arthur Feick
Tracy L. V. Bandy
C. F. Brandmire
T. J. Wood
Chester White W
Huron
J. H. Eves
Darlington Hendrickson
Helen Pasek
Richard Pasek
Huron College School of Music
Clear Lake Plans Building Program
Clear Lake will host extensive building operations this spring and summer. A new theater sized 30 by 100 feet is planned, to be built by Ralph Willison. The theater will be modern and as fireproof as possible, located on Main Street with basement work already underway. Another major project is in planning.
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Clear Lake
Mar
Ralph Willison
Main Street
Mready Hag
Plans for New Grain Elevator and Town Buildings
The Farmers Elevator company will erect a nearly new grain elevator to replace the one destroyed by fire in March. A larger structure will be completed in time for this year’s crops. The Rock Island railway company will build a new station near the old site, destroyed by the blaze. Additional dwellings and improvements to existing homes and businesses are also planned.
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Farmers Elevator Company
Rock Island Railway Company
Woonsocket Wins District Declamatory Meet
Woonsocket high school captured two firsts and a second at the district declamatory contest held at Lane. Francis Dunn led in oratorical with The Unknown Soldier, Leona Grunewaldt won in humorous with Jane, and Agnes Erickson of Lane took a first in dramatic with Daddy Doc. Seven schools entered, judges included Miss Fishbeck and Professors Dunbar and Ruetter. Woonsocket earned the grand trophy and will advance to the divisional meet on April 4.
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Woonsocket
Woonsocket High School
Lane
Francis Dunn
Unknown Soldier
Leona Grunewaldt
Jane
Agnes Erickson
Daddy Doc
Gann Valley
Letcher
Artesian
Wessington Springs
Alpena
Miss Fishbeck
Professor Dunbar
Dakota Wesleyan
Prof
Ruetter
Huron High School
E. E. Thompson
R. L. Crosswall
Butter Is Better Club Formed in Brookings
Brookings moves to ban oleomargarine and all butter substitutes within 30 days after local grocers sign an agreement. Farmer W. S. Chambers organized a "Butter Is Better" club, recruiting about 80 farmers and securing pledges from 13 city grocers to stop selling substitutes, with some extending up to 80 days to clear stocks.
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Brookings
Mar
W. S. Chambers
Chambers
Hegister
Three Men Seek Job As Mayor Of Brookings
Brookings residents see a third candidate, E. A. Berke, enter the mayoral race for the April 15 election. Berke began his petition drive on Monday as part of his bid for the city’s top office.
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Brookings Brookings
Brookings
E. A. Berke
Brookings mayoral race may draw several candidates
About 75 names are needed to qualify for the mayoral race with several figures already announced. J B Johnson, Youmans Lumber Company manager, and F M Kremer, ex city commissioner in charge of streets and alleys, parks and the telephone plant, are named contenders. Berke is expected to receive strong support from his two terms as Brookings county states attorney, indicating a lively election with a possible fourth candidate emerging by week’s end.
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Nanes
Tle
J.B. Johnson
Youmans Lumber Company
F. M. Kremer
City Commission
Berke
Brookings County
B. H. Schaphorst
Brookings Wins District Declamatory Contest Honors
Brookings high school swept two events in the district declamatory contest, winning the oratorical and humorous divisions while Iroquois high claimed first in the dramatic. Lillian Jensen spoke on What is right in youth in the Brookings oration, Arthur Clarin won humorous with The Glorious Fourth, and Mary Brown led Iroquois in drama with The Model's Last Pose.
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Mary Brown
Iroquois High School
Karl Mundt
Swan
Eastern Normal
Seementee
Eastern High of
Madison
Aberdeen Students Study Broad Zoology Breakthrough
Aberdeen reporters record that zoology students at Northern State Teachers College have moved beyond minor species to explore deeper and larger areas within the animal kingdom, signaling a shift to more ambitious study.
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Aberdeen
Mar
Northern State Teachers College
Anatomy lab notes on mammalian study at Aber deen college
Under Prof Sidney R Lipscomb the biology department leads students through mammalian anatomy using cats dogs and rabbits. Emphasis on body parts functions and traits with embalming before dissection. Small dogs donated by Aber deen police are mentioned as specimens.
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Sidney R.lipscomb
Aberdeen Police Department
Tulare and Alpena Couples Receive Marriage Licenses
Cecil Laverne Hall 21 of Tulare and Maxine Evilyne Miller 18 of Tulare secure a marriage license. Theodore Schaffer 27 of Alpena and Ruth Wilhelmina Hilgemann 23 of Alpena obtain a license. George Ellis Myers 21 of De Smet and Eva Myra Elizabeth Paulsen 24 of De Smet marry with license. Alfred William Hansen 25 of Kadoka and Sylvia Paulsen 19 of Wessington also obtain licenses.
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Cecil Laverne Hall
Tulare
Maxine Evilyne Miller
Theodore Schaffer
Alpena
Ruth Wilhelmina Hilgemann
George Ellis Myers
de Smet
Eva Myra Elizabeth Paulsen
Alfred William Hansen
Kadoka
Sylvia Paulsen
Wessington
77th Birthday Feted By Ashton Resident
Ashton March 29 Special On Tuesday March 25 at his country home John Clifford celebrated his 77th birthday. Family neighbors and friends attended a four course dinner at 5 30. Grandchildren performed declamatory readings. A cake with 77 candles was cut and the youngsters sang Happy Birthday Grandpa.
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Grandpa
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Clear Lake Plans
NIBLO
Ohman Tailor Shop
Newberry
Gulbransen
Costain
Everythi Ind
Music
Ashton
H. E. Cartwright
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