Huron urged to form a Civic Chorus to lift music week
A city column urges Huron to form a permanent civic chorus amid National Music Week plans. Despite support from Chamber of Commerce schools college and bands, citizen participation remains weak. A gifted director volunteers, but attendance and engagement are lacking. The piece argues a 500-voice chorus could elevate the city musically and culturally with ongoing programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Chamber of Commerce
College
Civic Chorus
Mendelssohn
Hudron
Civic
Paving Contracts Let for West Fair Grounds Route
The highway commission awarded six and a half miles of paving west from the fair grounds to the Jensen Paving Company of Rapid City. The firm, active in Rapid City for five years, is expected to deliver high quality work with cement from the state plant. Contractors successful on all bids will use state plant cement, aligning with prior cement controversy outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Highway Commission
Jensen
Rapid City
West End
Seventeen Mile
State Cement Plant Faces Profit Pressure and Politics
A bidder in the Sioux Falls area offered to take the contract at a lower price if outside cement could be used, drawing criticism of the state plant’s aim to show profit for the highway department. The paper notes price swings in the cement industry, the plant’s practice of guaranteeing contractor prices, and concerns that political appointments could undermine management and long term standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
State Highway Department
Iowa
Rapid City
Butterworth sees continued upward trend in U S business
William Butterworth, president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, told the annual meeting that the economy shows strengthening. He said industries with lagging spirits have faced and liquidated problems, improving overall conditions and signaling future resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butterworth
William Butterworth
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
America
Hoover renomination outlook in 1932 poll and party dynamics
The Washington Post polled 316 of 1,000 1923 Republican delegates on 1932 renomination. Hoover leads for president with 487 votes, Curtis tops VP, while Roosevelt trails. Analysts cite party machines and election timing as key factors shaping outcomes and regional leanings, including South Dakota hesitancy toward Hoover and reluctance to back a strong eastern Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Washington Post
Senator Morrow
Calvin Coolidge
Frank O. Lowden
Charles G. Dawes
Senator Borah
Watson
Curtis
Theodore Roosevelt
Morrow
Hurley
Tilson
Connecticut
Hanford MacNider
Iowa
Brown
Borah
Fess
Bramerson
Illinois
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Fisk
New York
South Dakota
South
There’s Richness for You Lecture in Manchester on Wealth and Distribution
The Christian Science Monitor reports Prof T L Gregory’s Manchester lecture showing world wealth rising faster than population. From 1913 to 1923 food output grew 16 percent and raw materials 48 percent while many remain homeless or foodless, urging economists to focus on fair income distribution to boost prosperity globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Eng
T. £. Gregory
England
Meet Of Boy Scouts Draws Parents And Leaders
About 50 parents and friends attended the Huroa Boy Scouts troop 5 parent night held Wednesday evening. The program featured flag ceremonies, a review of Scout laws, flag history, badge parts, signaling demonstrations, a fire making display, a first aid drill, and a handicraft exhibit. Scouts and officials led the event, with a large dime collection boosting the treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huroa Boy Scouts Troop 5
Harold Scudamore
John Lynch
Eugene Phelmer
George Schmidt
A. 5
Carlson
Gowdy
Jasper Moulton
Robert Rice
Donald Schrader
Leigh French Builds a Wren House at School Exhibit
Leigh French of Wolsey Wolsey School sketches a bird house project for construction class. Despite rough cuts and cracking boards, the pupil aims for ventilation and hopes to attract a wren this summer. The Wolsey School exhibit, postponed about two weeks, centers on student handiwork.
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Leigh French
Valley ¥. C.L. Beadle County
Emi
Fostfone
Wolsey
Wolwey
County Leaguers Enjoy Bay Spent At County Meet
Laverna Woelport reports on the county convention in which school delegates attended the state meeting in Pierre. Kenneth Beadle lost reelection and became an alternate. The group toured Tulip Time in Holland and received free tickets from the Huron Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L
Russell Dammeier
Laverna Woelport
Pierre
Kenneth Beadle
Kenneth
Holland
St. Teresa's School
C. ZL
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Clubbers Strive for Good Citizenship in 4-H Work
Antoinette Ondri cek of Hyde county’s Banner Sewing club says 4-H club work builds citizenship through agriculture and home economics. She notes reading lessons, attending meetings, and pledges, with the Young Citizens league aiding club activities. Porter Hall of Orient leads the Banner Sewing club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Antoinette Ondricek
Banner Sewing Club
Hyde County
Young Citizens League
S. Porter Hall
Orient
Tngal
Banner
Girl Scouts Plan To Attend Banquet
Sacajawea Girl Scouts met at the Presbyterian church with 36 of 37 members present. Leader Mrs C E Wright and lieutenants Mrs White and Mrs Calvert attended. Patrols shortened their work to rehearse songs for the Father Daughter banquet Friday at the M E church. Constance Taylor was chosen to report the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacajawea
Presbyterian Church
Constance Taylor
C. E. Wright
White
Calvert
M. E
Tulare 4 H Girls Help Mothers With Work
Tulare 4 H club members of the Merry Stitchers met on April 25 at Ruth Meyers home. Lois Brugger demonstrated garment finishes and sewing methods while each girl sewed a piece of cloth andCarding. Leader Mrs C H Welling inspected the work and plans were discussed to raise funds for club camp. Lunch was served by the Jolly Cookers Cooking club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulare
Merry Stitchers 4-H Club
Ruth Meyers
Lois Brugger
C. H. Welling
Jolly Cookers Cooking Club
Lois Peterson
Hitchcock Reserves Hold Picnic Meeting
Hitchcock Girl Reserve unit held a picnic Monday April 27 at the city reservoir. Edns Meyer reports two advisers and 17 girls attended with Jeannette Shaw Irene Dixon and Lara Payne serving lunch. Next meeting in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock Reserves
Hitchcock
Edns Meyer
Miss Krietman
Jeannette Shaw
Irene Dixon
Lara Payne
Archery Lesson for Huron Boy Scouts Reported
Huron Boy Scouts troop 2 met early this week to practice archery guided by the troop scribe. Grant Pasek passed his first class signalling test and others prepared for second class tests while some worked on first aid. Two visitors, Dr Youel and Gr Ketelle, joined the 27 acouta in singing Taps.
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Boy Scouts
Huron
Grant Pasek
Cevetal
Dr. Youel
Gr Ketelle
Postpores TripDelayed By Family Concerns
Madeline Flwell planned a trip to Tripp to visit her parents but postponed due to Twister in Chicago not arranging the visit. She now plans to try again this weekend.
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Madeline Flwell
Mie Elwell
Twister
Chicago
Miss Elwell
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Local Social and Family Moves
Twenty years ago in Huron reports show residents returning from California for the summer, several families planning to relocate within the city, and notable events including a retirement of a longtime North Western engineer. A wedding near the Swearinger home unites Crystal Swearinger and Frank Bowder. Gerald Rolph arrived briefly for motorcycle travel, with others departing for Illinois and Aberdeen.
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P. Myers
Wolsey
California
Huron
Rermain
John H. Miller
Glenn
Miss Mable
San Diego
Cal
Miller
Gerald V. Rolph
Aberdeen
Mr. Alford
C. B. Alford
Avis
Ilinois
C. K. Snow
California Street
Fourth
Frank Streets
Charles H. Honesteel
North Western
Crystal C. Swearinger
Frank H. Bowder
Addison Swearinger
G. W. Rosenberry
Methodist Church
Real Estate Transfers Furnished by Beadle County Title Co
A list of transfers includes Henry Kingdon to Fred Singpier for 1300 dollars, Lot 20 Block 3 Klemme's addition in Huron. W G Hill to Ruby Harris for 2 dollars, Lot 1 Block B1 Ry addition in Huron. Ruby Cecelia Simpson siarzis to W G Hill for 1 dollar, Lot 11 replat of Lots 6 and 7 Block 2 Nih By addition in Huron. W S Eagle to John Orr for 1 dollar, Ets 18-109-65 in Wess. Springs. Mo Bro of America to Ray Venter for 1 dollar, Ets 11-110-62 in Conma of Ing. Iowa. Clark Hamilton to E J Olean in G. Paul 1 N% 2. Fred St Clair to Lawrence G Munster for 1 dollar, Lot 15 Block 2 3ef Park land addition in Huron. Harcitt Chaplin to F P Mats for 1 toe Lot 17 Block 3 1st N Huron addition in Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kingdon
Fred J. Singpier
Huron
Klemme
W. G. Hill
Ruby Harris
Huror
Ruby Cecelia Simpson Siarzis
Yhiran
Hua R. Miller
W. S. Eagle
Wessingon Springs
Eagle
John Orr
Wess
Springs
Bro
America
Ray Venter
Conma
Ing
Towa
Clark Hamilton
E. J. Olean
G. Paul
Fred St. Clair
Lake Preston seniors enjoy sneak day at Lake Madison
Lake Preston May 1 Special seniors from Lake Preston took a sneak day trips leaving at eight to Lake Madison. They spent the day at the resort enjoying sports and plentiful lunch and ice cream. Principal Paul Anderson accompanied the picnickers. Masons plan reunion Sioux Falls May 5 to 8 Degrée work begins May 5 with final 32nd degree conferred the last day.
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Lake Preston
Lake Madison
Paul Anderson
Masons Plan
Seunion
Sioux Falls
Scottish Rite
Masons of
Many Students Get Teaching Positions
Huron college graduates secured teaching roles across the state as the class of June prepares to depart. Dorothy Savage and Oscar Tollefsen will teach at Gettysburg, while Paul Canton and Irene Goodlander head to Sand Creek consolidated school. Other placements include Loie Bengs at Wauba high, Mildred Brown at WamBee, Wayne Nelson at Washington high, Evelyn Wright at Carthage, Henrietta Leguit and Mildred Boersma at Castlewood, Dorothy Storsteen at Iroquois, Janet Carey at Blunt, and fellowships for Pauli Arthur at New York University and Dorothy Titt at the University of Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron College
South Dakota
Schou
Meng
Dorothy Savage
Oscar Tollefsen
Gettysburg
Paul Cantone
Ire Goodlander
Sand Creek
Loie Bengs
Wauba
Mildred Brown
Wambee
Wayne Nelson
Wesington High School
Evelyn Wright
Carthage
Henrietta Leguit
Mildred Boersma
Castlewood
Dorothy Storsteen
Iroquois
Janet Carey
Blunt
Pauli Arthur
Huron
New York University
Dorothy Titt
University of Kansas
Radio Week Schedule For KFDY Station Brookings May Day
Brookings special listing details KFDY radio programming from Friday May 1 through Wednesday May 6. It lists daily time slots for vocal and instrumental music, weather and markets, music contest results, lectures on soils science agriculture and home economics, play readings, and a state college news wrap, with presenters from Brookings Colman Carthage and surrounding areas. A separate note reports Farmers Union Building Company of Hartford incorporating without capital stock with directors C E Overgaard Charles Main Leonard Westphal John Spielmann and George Symers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
D. A. Ulj
D. Ian Swenson
Estonian Literary Society
Arthur Clarin
Brookings
Helger Peterson
Colman
DB. i. Feneral Science Divis
C. W. Pugsley
State College
George Boughton
Marjorie Cobb
Carthage
S. D
Bugle Corps
American Legion
G. Hutton
V.D. Basurt
Extension Service
O J. Weisner
Merlin Thring
Nunda
L. G. Teoth
Ssn Snd
Pepper Twins
Gladys Lindgren
Sioux Falls
Bruce Oxfom
Andover
Pians Music
High Point
Prat
A. &. Harding
History Department
Merk Hauge
Howard
Bryce Oxton
Iover
Pierre
Farmers Union Building Company of Hartford
C. E. Overgard
Charles Main
Leonard Westphal
John Spielmann
George Symers
Hartford
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Huron Publishing CO
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A. J. Mitchell
F. McCennon
Robert D. Lusk
Associated Press
Mdember
Buresu
Cai
Hk News
Bette
Tacma
Lusk.muitchell Newspapers
Argus
Christian Science Monitor
Nical
Hazel Christof
Boy
Troop 5
H. Axelrad
L Axelrad
Shawn
Irving Axelrad
Maurice Perrsons
Maurice Anderson
Jack Newman
Axelrad
Gay
Beadle County Abstract and Title Co
Blue Ribbon Mall Jatter
Columbia Chalylon
Wwcco
Marae
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