Hoover Will Not Dally In Politics
President Hoover plans to devote the next six months to governmental affairs with no excursions into republican politics. Reports of a potential remodeling of the party and a new chairmanship faded as Hoover remained focused on administration duties after returning from the Caribbean. Vice presidential chatter centered on Hurley and Theodore Roosevelt, but Curtis away from retirement and no public plans were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert &. Pickens
Washington
Mar
Republican National Committee
Hoover
Caribbean
Hurley
War Department
Fesa
Ohioan
Curtis
Horace Mann
Brown
Walter Newton
South
Theodore Roosevelt
Porto Hico
Senate
Kansas
Capt Hawks Takes Plane To Europe
Captain Frank Hawks and his speed record plane sail from New York on the liner Europa bound for Europe. Mrs. Hawks accompanies him. The itinerary includes London and the European tour with a May visit to the Stockholm aircraft show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mar
Frank Hawks
Europe
Swimming Champions Start At Lake Shore
Intercollegiate champions who won titles last week and leading club swimmers begin the National AAU championship meet at the Lake Shore Athletic Club tomorrow night. New York A C led by Walter Spence Leonard Spence and Ray Ruddy is favored to win the team title, with Hollywood A C of California a strong challenger featuring Hawaiians Manuell and Maiola Kalil and Johnny Wood from the last American Olympic team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mar
A. A. TU
Lake Shore Athletic Club
New York
Johnny Wood
Swellfish Inflate to Drift Like Balloons
A description notes the swelffsh puffs itself with air quickly and grows small balloon-like. When chased by enemies, these fish ascend and inflate, letting the wind glide them across the water surface like toy balloons.
Neighborhood News Highlights Lane Community Visits
Lane and Mitchell residents mingle in a flurry of visits with neighbors and relatives from Wessington Springs Blunt Huron Alpena and Sioux Falls. The week features C Goll and Lester of Mitchell and diverse local calls at the Lane and surrounding homes.
Seven year old hurt by pony near Wayland
Weyland Bobby French, seven, son of Mr and Mrs Orva French, four miles northeast, is recovering from a Sunday pony kick that left a deep cut between his eyes needing clamps. Also notes several local visits and an Easter program on KGDY radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weyland Bobby
Orva French
Here
Carl Richman
Frances McGuire
Sioux City
Wayland Union
KGDY
Huron
Walter Petterson
Fedora
J. G. McCormack
Fred Carson
Rochester
Minn
Calsen
Mansel Johnson
Lincoln
Wayne
Neb
Leo Calsen
Floyd Wineger
Timber Lake
Verlyn Wood
R. C. Wood
Wessington Springs
Huron Weekend Visits and Local Movements
Mrs. Marthe Gartland and son William J. Gartland visited Huron with family over the weekend. De Smet vicinity residents Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Morris called on George F. Smith's home, while Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith and family from Bancroft and nearby areas spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Helms. G. S. Barnes made a business trip to Sioux Falls Tuesday. Frank Keller handled the route during his absence. Mrs. Vincent Funt and her young daughter returned to Wolsey after visiting the Ferguson home. Miss Eupha Maxwell has spent two weeks at the Maxwell home. J. A. Harvey of Correctionville, Ia arrived recently to visit his son BE. Harvey. A crew prepared to move the Arnold Anderton building to Huron, starting Wednesday morning. The Ladies Aid met Wednesday night at Mrs. D. E. Moore’s home followed by a social and lunch. Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Barnes hosted a group of young people Monday night with a program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Marthe Gartland
Huron
William J. Gartland
E. J. Morris
de Smet
George F. Smith
Roy Smith
Bancroft and Vicinity
Charles Helms
Barnes
Sioux Falls
Frank Keller
Vincent Funt
Wolsey
Ferguson
Eupha Maxwell
Maxwell
J. A. Harvey
Correctionville
BE. Harvey
Arnold Anderton
Local Residents Assist in Long Illness Recuperation
A brief item notes 308 after which 4 lunch was served, involving Mrs. C. C. Clark and family. Mr. Callahan traveled to Rochester Saturday to provide a tip check with Mrs. Callahan and Misa Curley in Curley’s car on Monday for several days of care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Clark
Mr. Callahan
Rochester
Esmond News Highlights Local Socials and Visits
Esmond residents were social and busy with visits and events this week. Esmond Mr and Mrs G B Gardner were in Huron Wednesday. Mrs William Pratt recovering after appendicitis operation at a Huron hospital. Primary room pupils celebrated Glenn Jeffers eighth birthday with treats. Miss Deane Paulson attended Carthage high school operetta. Esmond Rebekah lodge met Tuesday night with social hour and lunch by the Yates and Clendening households. Esmond Odd Fellow and Rebekah lodges invited to Iroquois for a dancing and card party. Mrs Sydney Richards and children left for Lakefield Minnesota after visiting relatives. Esmond Ladies Aid held a social meeting at Ball Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Jeffers
Bridge
Wilbur Ohlson
Minn
Esmond Ladies
Local Social News Ties And Births In March Listings
Hitchcock and Rodman visit the Odle Rawstern home at Reackham due to Wilbur Rawstern’s illness. The Ace of Chibs entertained guests including Mrs. Wright and others. prizes awarded to Mrs. Wamner and Anna Smith. Several local visitors and birthdays noted, including births to Mennenger and Palmer households, and fifteenth anniversary at Preston residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wamner
Anna Smith
W. W. Wright
Favory
St. Patrick's Sesson
8. Dinsen
Russell Brant
Rudolph Bender
Claudia Lempke
Dirs
D. C. Hobart
Max Steffen
Aberdeen
Rudolph Saliquist
Miller
L. J. Mennenger
Gardner Preston
Ed Riemath
George C. McGraw
Wilbur Palmer
Vivian Meyer
Esther Whitney
A. F. Steinhouser
Jacob S. Glanzer
Rural Huron rally highlights school life and local notices
Virgil Mrs Strong and several H club girls attended a rally in Huron Saturday. Freshmen debated Jack Garrity’s Wednesday business vicinity. Various residents, including Hoes Schlitz, practiced at Krutzfeldt garage. A class party united freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors with Mr Peck and Miss Cooper in charge. Refreshments by Erwin Fromm, Helen Larimer, Joe Maunders. Baby Clara Fern born to Mr. and Mrs. Spiers. State veterinarian tested Mr. Muirs cows. Ray Schlitz returned to Highmore for work. Harry Sexton, Lila Woodall, Lorraine Maunders joined him. Frank Matzke bought a John Deere tractor. Mrs. Ed Bebron said she reached Oregon. Alfred Wessells returned from Brookings with potatoes. Mrs. Bessie Knoddle in Huron Thursday, recovering with parents. Miss Irma McElrath hosted friends. Mim Susie Veughn visited Konat. Kenneth Estee of Pierre renewing acquaintances. Miss Maxine McKay, Brookings college student, vacationing with parents. New baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Woelfert at Wessington hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gifford report son born March 18. Lucille Ruddy at home for a brief vacation. Mrs. H. W. Croes hosted the demonstration club. Mrs. Aldrich and Mrs. S. Gifford led “Redecorating Old Furniture and Floors” and “Floor Coverings.” Lunch by committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Mrs. Strong
Huron
Jack Garrity
Hoes Schlitz
Aberdeen
Krutzfeldt
Ed Bebron
Oregon
Alfred Wessells
Brookings
Bessie Knoddle
Mocasies
Irma McElrath
Mim Susie Veughn
Konat
Kenneth Estee
Pierre
Maxine McKay
Brookings College
L. D. McKay
Bor
Woelfert
Local Update On Wessington Residents And Community Drama
Wessington S D Stewart remains ill and largely homebound as fresh snow melts and moisture assists the new grain. A Miller and Wessington cast from the drama The Dream Girl will perform here and in Miller around April 15 and 16 after a Sunday rehearsal in the community hall. Fern Goldsworthy works on her theme in Huron while Darline Bowman was ill this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington S
Osceola People and Visitors Note Various Activities
Osceola residents William Derachlei and Raymond Walline engage in business and influenza recovery. Andrew Beck and Louis Alberts travel from Cavour, while Ralph Ulrich shows recovery from a foot issue. Farmers from the area attend the International Harvester show in Iroquois and dine with the Danforth family in Wayne. Mrs. Derschied and Mrs. Massey deal with influenza and a Pierre trip follows sailor events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Derachlei
Iroquois
Raymond Walline
Andrew Beck
Louis Alberts
Cavour
Farmers Union
de Smet
Ralph Ulrich
Jake Sneller
Huron
Roy Davis
C. C. Danforth
Wayne Danforth
William Derschied
F. M. Massey
Pierre
Snow mostly gone in locality after heavy drifts
A brief in this vicinity notes that only a few snow drifts remained three to four feet high by Saturday night while others prepared for medical work and a business caller Gus Dirich spoke with locals in Iroquois on Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Mae
Deghitel
Gus Dirich
Iroquois
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W. C. Brodkorb
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