Social and club activities on Friday at various venues
Friday events include Rout Education Program at Community Service Center 371 Wisconsin Avenue Southwest Adult Education Center classes in life enrichment English mathematics and spelling at 7 pm in Second Shrine Auxiliary meeting at Masonic Temple C D A and Honor No 121 practice at pecan Legion Hall 8 pm Helping Hand Club at 667 Frank Avenue Southeast for Red Cross work 7 pm Federated Business and Professional Women's Club dinner at Hite Food Shoppe special G L A meeting 1 30 pm Labor Temple and a banquet at 5 30 pm Hotel Marvin Hughitt followed by 7 pm meeting at Labor Temple Saturday activities cover Degree of Honor No 121 Juven Nes in Daum's Hall 2 30 pm free sewing at Community Service 371 Wisconsin Avenue Southwest and WPA class with garments provided Sunday Division 213 B of LE at 2 pm Labor Temple B of L F and E at 10 8 am Labor Temple.
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DAR Spring Guest Night at Hotel Marvin Hughitt
Captain Alexander Tedford Chapter DAR held a spring guest night with about sixty attendees. Scott Dexter performed solos with Mrs. Howard T. Shober at the piano, McKinley School seventh graders sang under Nellie Carlson, and Mrs. Co E Bark spoke on her trip to Brazil. Roy Tredway welcomed guests and introduced the program, while Mrs. C A Lafferty poured.
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Roy Tredway
C. A. Lafferty
City Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Social Events
Kermeth Johnson heads to Minneapolis for an executive meeting and is due back Saturday. A baby boy weighing six pounds ten ounces was born to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hoaglund at a Huron hospital. Mr. Hoaglund now manages the J C Penney store here. Hilers storage vaults advertise fur storage and low rates. Mrs. Anna Helmey and relatives travel to Hawarden Ia for the funeral of Mrs. Scott Taylor, formerly of Huron. Fleming's promotes Dorsets. Lady Hal Busse returns to work at the Nublu barber shop after hospital stay in Mudbaden and Rochester. Pythian Sisters Rummage Sale set for May 3 at a former Woolworth. Miss Mary Farrell of Madison and Mrs Curtis Reynolds visit after funeral services for Mrs William Farrell. Judge A K Gardner and wife depart for St Paul for a term at the US Circuit Court of Appeals. Rev and Mrs Thomas Mathers return from a five day Episcopal retreat in St Paul.
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Huron
Minnecapoli Star Journal
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Star Journal
Berg
Herbert Hoaglund
Dakota Avenue South
Huron Hospital
Hoaglund
J. C. Penney
Hilers
South Dakota
Anna Helmey and Son
GG. Reynolds
Hawarden
Scott Taylor
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Helmey
Fleming
Hal Busse
Mudbaden
Rochester
Minn
Nublu
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Woolworth
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Madison
Wis
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Rockford
Miss Farrell
William Farrell
Farrel
University of Wisconsin
A. K. Gardner
St. Paul
Gardner
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Thomas Mathers
Mathers
Episcopal
Osteopaths To Meet At Sioux Falls
The South Dakota Osteopathic Association will hold its annual convention in Sioux Falls May 12 and 13 at the Cataract Hotel. Out-of-state speakers include Dr A D Becker, president of Des Moines Osteopathic College, and Dr R E McFarland of Southwestern Osteopathic Hospital Wichita Kan. Local attendees from Huron include Dr C S Betts J S Betts Lida A Betts and J H Mahaffey.
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South Dakota Osteopathic Association
Sioux Falls
Cataract
A. D. Becker
Des Moines
C. S. Betts
J. $. Betts
Lida A. Betts
J. H. Mahaffey
Manganese Project Gets Budget Approval For Pilot Plants
The budget bureau approved a 930000 item for manganese beneficiation pilot plants and research in domestic ores. Minnesota and South Dakota deposits would share. Hearings before the interior department appropriations subcommittee disclosed plans for hydrometallurgical studies and large scale smelting tests to gauge commercial feasibility. Pilot operations include Chamberlain South Dakota and Bradley-process sites on the Cuyuna range Minnesota.
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Washington
Budget Bureau
Mente Gee
Pe House
South Dakota
Subcommittee
Interior Department
Bureau
Chamberlain
8. D
Cuyuna Range
Minnesota
Bureau of Mines
United States
Germans Taken From U S Ship Four Are Removed
Four German aviators were taken from the American President Lines ship President Garfield by a Canadian auxiliary cruiser off Honolulu and placed aboard the Prince Robert. The men had been clandestinely moved from Colombia and were en route to their homeland via the Orient. No official comment was provided by British or German consulates or the U S State Department.
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John ¥. Murphy
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Garfield
Prince Robert
San Francisco
Orient
Sevice
United States
Colombia
State Department
Washington
Two Motorists Fined Five Dollars Each in Speeding Case
Hans P. Beck of Huron and Andrew Hofer of Doland pleaded guilty to speeding in municipal court Wednesday and were fined five dollars each by Judge N. Hall. The Huron police blotter adds that two other offenders forfeited one dollar bonds this morning, listing George Schan for overtime parking and Ray E. Mueller for barking in a...
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Hans P. Beck
Huron
Andrew Hofer
Doland
N. Hall
George Schan
Ray E. Mueller
Mueller
House Appropriations Boosts National Parks Funding
Washington May 1 The appropriations committee recommended higher funding for national parks and noted that 3,000,000 was authorized for roads and trails last year. The Wind Cave South Dakota park is listed with a 95,560 allocation amid the overall increase.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Wind Cave
South Dakota
Card Of Thanks From Sincere Friends And Neighbors
The family expresses gratitude for flor al offerings and sympathy during their sorrow. Special thanks to Captain and Mrs. Reid, Mrs Packard, William Welter, Mrs. Lillie A. King, Jim and King, Owen King and Delmar King families, Homer Daniels family, Willie Thompson family, Victor King and son, Dewey King, and Ray Hunter and son.
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Packard
William Welter
Lillie A. King
Jim Snd King
Owen King
Delmar King
Homer Daniels
Willie ‘Thompson
Victor King and Son
Dewey King
Ray Hunter and Sone
Rescues and Oddities From The Wire
Rescue tale in Huntington as Charles Payne saves a dog trapped by a heavy collar in the Wabash River by swimming out with a knife to free it. Spokane reports an ex-dog lover injuring himself after a dog bite incident. San Francisco man uses alibi of visiting girlfriend when speeding and giving a mistaken dose causes a hospital visit. Chicago car crash ends with a collision near a street corner involving Chan Chong.
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Huntington
Ind
Charles Payne
Payne
Spokane
Roy
Smith
Ixcites
San Francisco
Roscoe Withers
Withers
Button hobbyist links to local crash damage
Centerville residents Frank Wood Worthing and Christine Butter explored a crash scene when a vehicle failed to halt and struck a soda fountain injuring two clerks and a man named Frinkman who died later. Sheriff Oscar Skie investigated the collision near a lighted open spot.
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Centerville
Frank Wood
Worthing
Oscar Skie
Lincoln City
Hes
Mosbach
Wood + t
Frinkman
Lennox
Sioux Falls
Two Killed In Highway Crash Near Worthing South Dakota
Two men died in a car collision five miles south of Worthing on Highway 11 near Sioux Falls last evening. Albert Frinkman of Centerville and George Mosbach of Beresford were killed. Ed Egman and another man were severely injured and remained hospitalized in Sioux Falls.
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Beresford
Sioux
Falls
Sioux Falls
Worthing
Albert Frinkman
George Mosbach
Ed Egman
Big consumer uses large share of production for Carnegie Steel
The report notes that forty two percent of their annual pig iron and forty seven percent of its copper production are consumed domestically in the United States, highlighting a heavy internal demand alongside export activity.
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United
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