Hungarians Plan Coal Mining Farm Settlement at Isabel
A party of 17 Hungarians arrives near Isabel to begin mining and farming as the first advance group of a projected 235 families relocating from Ohio to South Dakota. Led by Joseph Pogany, they have bought 321 acres of coal land near Isabel and plan to mine coal while developing farming prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel
Mar
Intal Mesa
South Dakota
Ohio
Martin Himler
Columbus
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
Hungarian Press Association of America
Himler
South Dakota Chamber of Commerce
Bennock
Florence
Friend's Coal Company
Inabel
Paul Nagy
Joseph Pogany
Bewey County
Nagy
Ohio Settlement
America
United States
Hungary
Selby
McIntosh
State Department of Agriculture
State Chamber of Commerce
Girls Glee Club Contest Entries Set for District Event
Thirteen girls glee clubs are registered for class B at the district music contest hosted by Eastern State Teachers College. The event occurs April 3 and May 1 with 41 high schools split into class A or B by enrollment. Class A includes schools with 150 or more students. six class A and 35 class B schools entered. Additional ensemble totals: boys glee club 6 class B and 2 class A. girls glee club 3 class A. chorus class A 2 and class B 5. orchestra class A 1 and class B 2. band class A 2 and class B 5. chamber music 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Mar
Eastern State Teachers College
Glee Club
Solo events draw 183 entries from 41 high schools
Madison reports that 183 high school students have registered for district solo events at the Eastern State Teachers college festival on April 30 and May 1. Piano and soprano solos lead, with 23 entrants each, followed by contralto with 19 and other instruments ranging from clarinet with 16 to viola with one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Mar
Eastern State Teachers College
Radio Debut and Air Schedule Shifts Amid Auto Crash
Te Brig quartet cancels Velikanoff after a serious crash near New Jersey on the way to a debut. Boris Belostosky will replace him. Alexander Kurochkin will perform. Ted Husing will describe Senators versus Athletica game on April 4. Radio listings note multiple programs with WJZ WABC WEAF and other stations through the evening.
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New York
Te Brig
B.C
Ivan Velikanoff
WJZ
Boris Belostosky
Alexander Kurochkin
New Jersey
Pesszic
Velikanoff
Ted Husing
Senators
The
Athletica
WABC
Washington
Rudy Widoff
Rudy ‘Vallee
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Local life updates and marriages
Ed Weber sails for Pierré on hotel inspector work after governor confirms appointment. Dr. T J Wood leaves for Chicago for gynecology postgrad study. Harold Baker to join US Naval Academy prep at Wertz. then Annapolis. Clifford C May and Nellie A Bemis wed at M E parsonage. New residents Mr and Mrs Fee rent Dickson home. McD Campbell travels to Minneapolis to join wife. Senator Crawford and son depart for Washington for short session with visit to Irving Crawford at Iowa City. Dr Van Dalsem notes birth of daughter to Mr and Mrs H A Patterson.
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Ed Weber
Pierré
Weber
T. J. Wood
Chicago
Harold Baker
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Wertz Preparatory
George Issenhuth
G. R. Dickson
Frank Street
Campbell
Minneapolis
Coe S. Crawford
Robert
Washington, D. C
Iowa City
Irving Crawford
van Dalsem
H. A. Patterson
Coal Find Near Blunt North West Of Town
A vein of lignite coal was found by Pete Westlund while drilling for water on the Lin Howard farm northwest of Blunt. The lignite is of good quality and a larger investigation is planned to determine the extent of the vein.
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Blunt Blunt
Mar
Pete Westlund
Lin Howard
Blunt
Indians Caught in Storm Camp in Town
A number of Indiana from Crow Creek were caught in the storm here and remain in town. Bad roads hinder their return home. They camped in tents during the storm, though at the agency they live in houses.
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Miller
Indiana
Crow Creek
Teacher Named For Summer Health Camp in South Dakota
Miss Ardes Brown of Canton receives appointment as teacher and counselor at Camp Warzer, a health camp for South Dakota children in the Black Hills run by the South Dakota Public Health association. The camp is a preventorium for boys and girls ages up to 15 who would benefit from a summer stay. Miss Brown is attending Miss Wood's kindergarten and Primary training school in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ardes Brown
Camp Warzer
South Dakota Public Health Association
Black Hills
South Dakota
Miss Brown
Miss Wood
Minneapolis
Extension Agents To Gather At Brookings
South Dakota home extension agents converge at State College in Brookings from February 21 to 24 for the annual spring conference chaired by A. E. Anderson. The event covers the 1531-32 program for home management, furnishings, clothing, and the year’s results, plus a newswriting school and plans for 4H girls club work. Ten agents cover three counties, two cover two counties, and two cover one. about ten thousand farm women are enrolled in home extension efforts across 36 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings Brookings
South Dekeota
State College
A. E. Anderson
South Dakota
Four St Paul Men Questioned in Mott Poker Robbery
Sheriff L J Martin of Walworth county questioned four St Paul men after a poker game robbery at Mott North Dakota. Proprieter Jacob Jacobson lost 1250 dollars when the men demanded his money after he placed it on the table.
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Selby
Mar
St. Paul
L. J. Martin
Walworth County
Here
Mott
N. D
Jacob Jacobson
Martin
Jacobson
Knodle
Minnesota University 1931 football squad shows up for drills
A 60-man turnout for the 1931 Minnesota football team gathered for a blocking and tackling session under Coach Fritz Crisler. Notably, veteran back Quentin Burdick returned after a knee injury last fall, while Ernest A. Franke of Council Bluffs reports a hen that still lays eggs at age 27.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Fritz Crisier
Quentin Burdick
Ernest A. Franke
Council Bluffs, Va
Trees as mankind's loyal friends in a farming region
An optimistic essay extols trees as essential to civilization and agriculture. It promotes a local tree planting drive by the Izaak Walton league and Evening Huronite, noting long term gains from Chinese elm plantings, soil moisture retention, erosion prevention, and shelter for livestock, with an April 10 cut‑off for club memberships. It closes with a mortgage foreclosure notice filed in Beadle County against Ed and Emma Anderson to Modern Brotherhood of America, detailing locations and dates.
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Central
South Dakota
1Sc
Izaak Walton League
Evening Huronite
Mortgage Sale Notice in Beadle County South Dakota
Highest bidder for cash by the Sheriff of Beadle County or his deputy on April 7 1951 at two oclock in the afternoon at the front door of the Court House in Huron to satisfy the mortgage and costs March 30 Modern Brotherhood of America owner of said mortgage Con R Hadley Sheriff of Beadle County D Churchill Benson Huron S D America No 123 fadvie
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Beadie County
South Dakota
Huron
Modern Brotherhood of America
Con R. Hadley
Bexdie County
D. Churchill & Benson
S. D. America
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C. Z. Butterfield
Associated Press
Hadio
Gus van
WENR
KWK
Cyrena van Gordon
Ben Hernie
Richard Craig
Wabc Group
Morton Downey
Radio Playhouse
Wabc and Chain
American School of the Air
Raymond Clapper
United Press
WEAF
Richard Dix
Network
Man
Eadi
Feersbarn
Tomer
Wolsey
Wheatley
WNAK
Ed Anderson
Emma Anderson
Beadle County
Mason City
Cerro Gordo County
Office of Register of Deeds
Hilton Orchestra
BEING
Stewart
General Office
Central Warehouse Co
Reck
Love
Europe
Heaven
Feld
Evelyn Laye
United Artists
Samuel Goldwyn
John Boles Leon Errol Lilyan Tashman
Poe
Louis Bromfield
Charlie Chase
Loos
Willie Rehyn
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Perry Floral Co
Huron Theater
Reichmann’s
Royal Hotel Building
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