City Briefs From Huron and Surrounding Areas
Local notices list religious events and visits in Huron, including J M Hunter attending a world service conference at First Methodist. Easter arrivals include Mrs Alfred Nelson and daughter Vivian visiting Gladys. Betty Brown from Fond du Lac takes a job with Webb Hill in Rapid City. Other items note rentals, moves, and travel through Minnesota and adjacent areas.
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J. M. Hunter
Methodist Church
Iroquoie
Huron
First Methodist Church
Alfred Nelson
Vivian
Waubay
Gladys
Scotter
Everett Marquis
Gettysburg
Deadwood
Marquis
J E. Schlatter Company
Wheeler
Fell's Orch
Moose and Friends
Paul Godding
Sioux Falls
George Robinson
Edith
Utah Avenue
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Duluth
Cloge
S. Cumming
Broadland
Galesburg
Ill
Presbyterian
William Habel
Dorothy
Arlington
Habel
B. E. Beach
Fifth Street
R. M. Peterson
Watertown
Frances Seemann
Frank Avenue
Huesgen
Guy Spokely
David
Brookings
Spokely
A. M. Urquhart
Oregon Avenue
Darey Grocery
Harry Sewell
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
H. D. Sewell
Idaho Avenue
C. L. Bailey
Mlinois Avenue
Gwendolyn
Marcene Oakes
Faribault
Betty Brown
Fond du Lac
Wis
Webb-Hill Company
Rapid City
Osceola Easter Program At Iroquois Church
Osceola Community Church presented an Easter program on Easter afternoon with children delivering most parts. Sponsors were Mrs E W Westergard Mrs Marion Kellogg and Miss J Mabel Parmeter. Performances included readings recitations songs and duets followed by remarks on The Meaning of Easter and a closing hymn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Association
Ladies Association of the Presbyterian Church
E. L. Jones
A. M. Haskell
J. S. Colton
C. N. Mellva
Bert Marks
Robert Barclay
William Nielgen
C. H. Bell
A. M. Chenoweth
Hubert Ketelle
Association
Osceola
Iroquois Iroquois
Oscaola Community Church Folk
E. W. Westergard
Marion Kellogg
J Mabel Parmeter
Lang
J. H. Hunter
Hope Perryman
Leis
Jeanette Smith
Ernest Derscheid
Eunice Joy
Carol Westerberg
Dorie
Tone Wasem
Lucille Davis
Dorothy Schleuter
Ruby Moyer
Erma Boehm
Edna Alberts
Caryl Westerberg
Peggy Kellogg
EW. Westerberg
D. M. Hunter
Lily
Pig Uncle's Niece Three Act Play Slated Next Month
The senior class has practiced two weeks for a three act play titled Pig Uncle's Niece. The production will be presented sometime next month at the school.
Farmers Likely to Apply for Federal Seed Loans
Belle Fourche March 9 County Agmt A. D. Ellison estimated today about 4 Butte country farmers would apply for federal seed loans. He said more than 10 applications have been mailed from the office with April requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Fourche
Agmt
A. D. Ellison
Butte Country
Bie
April Requarta
Collisson to Speak in Huron on Farm Diversification
Agricultural editor Charles Collisson of the Minneapolis Tribune will address Beadle County farmers in Huron on April 14. The talk, set at a joint luncheon of local service clubs and the chamber of commerce, will cover diversification for farms and agricultural programs in the Northwest.
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Washington
Chicago
Charles ¥. Collisson
Minneapolis Tribune
Huron
Collisson
Central
South Dakota
Fred W. Sargent
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary
Kiwanis, Lions and Co- Operative Club
C. N. McIlvaine
Altrusa Club
Sara L. Dewing
Beadle County
H. L. Saylor
Kiwanis Club
Northwest
Elks to Install Officers at Annual Huron Lodge Meeting
The Huron Elks lodge will install new officers at the annual meeting next Friday night. Installing officer will be E B Dinneen. Exalted Ruler E Walsh succeeds John P Sauer. Other principals include Leo Temmey leading knight W H Olson loyal knight and Dr W L Matlock lecturing knight. A P Stowell becomes secretary. lunch will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Elks Lodge
E. B. Dinneen
South Dakota
E. Walsh
John P. Sauer
Leo A. Temmey
W. H. Olson
W. L. Matlock
A. P. Stowell
Weather outlook Huron and surrounding regions
The forecast calls for snow tonight into Wednesday morning with a much colder air mass and a moderate cold wave. In South Dakota expect mostly cloudy skies with snow tonight and likely Wednesday, with a strong northerly wind. Minnesota to see snow in the north and rain changing to snow in the south, colder tonight and Wednesday with a moderate cold wave. Iowa should get rain tonight and Wednesday, changing to snow with colder conditions and strong shifting winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
South Dakota
Tomita
Minnesota
South Portion
Iowa
West Portion
Northwest
Road Report Across Cities With Mixed Precipitation
Aberdeen and Tow report clear roads with 45 and 39 degrees and highs near 44. Huron shows 39 and 44 with low 3 and cloudy conditions while Watertown sits at 24 with 41 as the high and low 3. Sioux Falls records 46 with 44 and 37 and clear roads. Yankton 48 with 53 and none and good roads. Brookings 48 with 4 and 3 and trace precipitation. Rapid City 50 with 1 and 42 and cloudy roads. Pierre 4 with 55 and 42 and hazy conditions with good roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen & Tow
Huron
Norre
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Yankton
Brookings
Rapid City
Pierre
Early indoor starting for lettuce and tomatoes in cold frames
Beattie outlines a four part series on vegetable gardening from the U S Department of Agriculture. He explains starting head lettuce and tomatoes indoors in boxes, transplanting to cold frames, and then into the garden to beat late spring heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
WM. R. Beattie
Bureau of Plant Industry
U. S
Department of Agriculture
Home Agent To Give Two Demonstrations
Home agent Miss Sara L. Dewing will present two demonstrations in Wessington tomorrow on home management. The sessions follow the program “Making Ironing Easier” at 10:30 and soap making at 1:20, with a similar schedule in Cavour on Thursday as makeup sessions for absent members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara L. Dewing
Wessington
Cavour
Weather Delays Winter Activities Cited by Miss Dewing
Miss Dewing attributed delays to severe winter weather and bad roads, noting disruptions continued earlier this season. The statement emphasized travel hazards and transportation slowdowns impacting planned events.
Barber Charles H. Rises Seeks Legislature Seat
Oklahoma City report notes Charles H. Rises, a barber known for a carved nick in a governor’s chair, gained fame as a legislator. After a governor’s remark, he left the state house and now runs again for a legislative position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick
Oklahoma City
Charles H. Rises
State House
W. BH. Murray Say
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T. A. Council
W. Co
First Christian Church
James Swaney
Tenth Street
Loyal Order of Moose
Wheeler's Hall
Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Christian Workers Circle Wit
H. 3
Sanders
Ladies Aid Society
Harry B. Sanders
John Lynch
Frank Kuehn
Margaret Thompson
Dale Johnston
Julia Lochridge
B. W. Meyers
Fred Birks
ELKS
Elks Lodge
Carl Voigt
C. D. Wise
Stanley Schroeder
T. F. Carroll
Lee Bright
Marilyn Dickey
Iroquois
Juanita Stam
Donna Mae Steers
Ruth Wilcox
Kathryn Saylor
Jean Agne
Glazier
Punch
Gladys Irish
Gail Gibbs
Hissionary Society
The
M. Lethrop
S. W. Keck
Helen Joseph
W. J. Clarke
Tdilticent Murphy
Jones
Veronica Jones
Thomas E. Diamond
Meleting
Dorcas Society
Ian Evening
American Lutheran Church
Miss Dxther Brekke
Margaret Melum
Service Clube
Chamber
Bismarck
North Platte
Saint Paul
Sheridan
Williston
Fierre
Greta Garbo
Clark
Man Hunter
Mabel McElliott
Goctor
Marcy
Fim
P. D. Ellis
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