Combined Chorus to Open Music Week in Huron
In Huron and nearby towns a 106 voice combined chorus will sing at the American Lutheran church tomorrow afternoon as National Music Week opens. Walter Wessington Hitchcock Broadland Bonilla Yale and Cavour assist, with R. J. Nordness organizing. The program starts at 4 30 p m with a 2 30 pm rehearsal.
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Huron
Walter Wessington
Hitchcock
Broadland
Bonilla
Yale
Cavour
American Lutheran Church
R. J. Nordness
Music Week
Belock
Wheat Stocks Total 1 Million April 1
The Agriculture Department reports national wheat stocks in mills and elevators on April 1 at 71,268,000 bushels, down from 82,820,000 on March 1 1931 and 100,519,000 on March 1, 1930, with March-to-April declines and farm disappearances noted alongside historical benchmarks for 1928 and 1930. Receipts from farmers in March average about 3.4 percent of annual totals, around 22,000,000 bushels.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Interiori
Department
Engineers Circus Draws Huge Crowd at State School of Mines
RAPID CITY May 2 44 From four five thousand persons attended the first engineers circus in 10 years at the State School of Minea last night. Officials led by Prof. Guy Mareh as general chairman reported a packed gymnasium program with exhibits and demonstrations across all departments. Visitors hailed from nearly every county in the trest river district and beyond.
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Rapid City
Banks At Aberdeen to Consolidate in Local Merger
Aberdeen banks merge to form a national bank retaining personnel from Aberdeen National Bank and Trust Company and First State Savings Bank. The consolidation, approved by boards, will be completed Monday and gives Aberdeen a bank with resources over 34.9 million.
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Aberdeen
Aberdeen National Bank and Trust Company
First State Savings Bank
Terow
Pardon Board Meeting Postponed in South Dakota
The regular meeting of the South Dakota pardon board scheduled for next Tuesday is postponed due to the absence of S.C. Polley of the supreme court who is in Washington. The delay follows a notice from Presiding Tuesday.
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State Pardon Board
Pierre
South Dakota Pardon Board
Aba Wence
Presiding
Tues S.C. Polley
Supreme Court
Washington
Neighborhood News from Carpenter and Nearby Areas
Local brief highlights recount church group meetings, visits from relatives, and community events. Activities include Lutheran Ladies Aid gatherings, the Carpenter Study Club meeting, and PTA displays judged by Miss Alice McDonald. Families from Water town Bradley and Mitchell appear in weekend visits and travel to funerals.
Broadland and area residents visit and events noted
Broadland Mrs Harry Teuber and Mr and Mrs Urban with daughter Phyllis visited Monday. Newton Price and Frank Gascoigne worked at the Howard Morris home late week. Lester Johnston and son Donald of Miller visited relatives Sunday. Marke Glazier, in Hu Ron, spent weekend with J C Glazier family. Miss Fae Barber away from school due to illness. Sunday school convention at Wessington cancels church services. Eddie Miedema Earl Bischoff Marjorie Better and Lloyd Bischoff attended play Under Cover at Huron college Tuesday. Broadland high school held a Wiener roast after school. Misses Sophia and Mary Krietman weekend with H E Krietman family. William Malley and daughters Marguerite and Rose Mary with Jennie Brown left for Nebraska due to fatality of Malley’s grandmother.
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Broadland
Harry Teuber
Urban
Phyllis
Muron
Newton Price
Frank Gascoigne
Howard Morris
Lester Johnston
Donald
Miller
Marke Glazier
Huron
J. C. Glazier
Fae Barber
William Malley
Marguerite
Rose Mary
Jennie Brown
Nebraska
Ws. Malley
Cattle Brand and Community Notes From Ames Area
Ames D W Arbogast branded cattle first part of last week. Merry Workers club met Mrs Leone Arbogast Saturday to help finish quilting. Lunch served 5 30 with Mrs Charles Arbogast assisting. D L Peterson Huronite field man was in the community Thursday as G W Arbogast hauled 4 loads of hogs to Miller last week. He helped Mr and Mrs Gordon Hamilton move to their new location. Kyle Wills shipped hogs to Sioux City last week and lost heavily on the sale. Jack Johnson of Buffalo county bought two brood sows from Lee Chard last week. Chard expects to move soon. Chester Arbogast helps Walter Johnson with small grain sowing. Johnson unable to work. Errol Farmsworth and James Walsh trip to Chamberlain Thursday to dig evergreen trees along the Missouri river. They brought them home and planted them. Kyle Wills had dogs vaccinated last week. Many were sick but most recovered. Mrs Ben Heenzen taking treatments at Miller hospital. It has been cold and growth of small grain at a standstill. James Walsh ill for past few days.
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Ames D. W. Arbogast
Merry Workers Club
Leone Arbogast
Charles Arbogast
D. Il. Peterson
G. W. Arbogast
Miller
Gordon Hamilton
Kyle Wills
Sioux City
Jack Johnson
Buffalo County
Lee Chard
Chard
Chester Arbogast
Walter Johnson
Johnson
Errol Farmsworth
James Walsh
Chamberlain
Missouri River
Ben Heenzen
Miller Hospital
Community Notices From Wayland Area Family Moves and Visits
Wayland residents report Mr and Mrs Henry Schrader moving from the farm to town. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Alfred Hansen of Interior on April 23 at Mrs Hansen’s parents home. Families including L J Borkhuis Mrs Charles Kaltschnee visited Mrs Harry House in Wessington who had an infected hand. Roberta Martin of Pierre arrived April 23 to stay with aunt Mrs Carl Ravenacroft. Local visitors included Louis Stachman and family from St Lawrence, and W J Hart and Paul Bailey at L D Ballantyne’s. M P Blindauer of Sioux Falls spent time with C P Douglas. A progressive card party is planned at the Community hall Friday night. Thomas Douglas and baby of Orient visited recently.
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Wayland
Henry Schrader
Alfred Hansen
Interior
Roberta Martin
Pierre
Carl Ravenacroft
Louis Stachman
St. Lawrence
W. J. Hart
Paul Bailey
L. D. Ballantyne
M. P. Blindauer
Sioux Fails
C. P. Douglas
Thomas Douglas
Baby
Orient
Feay Family Visit and Anti Saloon League Address
Lane and Mrs Alex Feay and daughter along with Mr and Mrs George Feay and child visited Sioux Falls relatives. The Feay party stayed through Sunday while others returned. Rev Reeve of Mitchell spoke at the Methodist church Sunday on anti saloon league issues.
Local News From Conde Area Passages And Plans
Conde area notes report residents traveling to Minnesota Wisconsin and South Dakota and resuming hotel operations leased to Mrs Bessie Moberg while Beverly Lofthouse recovers from typhoid in Aberdeen. Others visit relatives in Minnesota Indiana and Iowa with graduation plans set for May 22 and track field meet slated for May 2 at Conde.
Brookings College to hold commencement address speaker
Pugsley of Brookings college will deliver the commencement address. It has been announced that the Conder half course is about completed. Mrs. C Brockway enjoyed a visit last week from Mrs. Fred O Neill Sr and her daughter Ann and Mrs. Fred O Neill Jr all at Aberdeen. The school exhibit will be held at the school house Saturday evening May 2. The last meeting of the P T A will be held Wednesday May 6. Division No 4 of the M E Aid was entertained Thursday at the home of Mrs. Julia Morgan.
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Pugsley
Brookings College
C. Brockway
Fred O'Neill
Ann
Fred O'Neill, Jr
Aberdeen
M. E. Aid
Julia Morgan
Cavour Village Notes Of Local Visits And Illness
Mrs J L Krapf returns from California to live with daughter Mrs Otto Eckmann. Mr and Mrs F E Johnson visited Bridgewater with Mr and Mrs M C Hamaker, who has been ill ten days. Mrs Neiland of Gann Valley visits north of Cavour with the Scheids. Mrs Earl Fisher called to Blunt for her mother’s illness. Mrs Marion Duesler improves. Herman Moeller and F E Johnson drive to Watertown for business. Ed Fernan suffers asthma attack but improves. Mrs Jake Lovett shows improvement. Seed corn is plentiful in the section. Cavour M E Sunday school plans a large delegation to the county convention at Wellington.
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Cavour
J. L. Krapf
California
Otto Eckmann
F. E. Johnson
Bridgewater
M. C. Hamaker
Hamaker
Neiland
Gann Valley
Martin Scheid
Earl Fisher
Marion Duesler
Herman Moeller
Watertown
Ed Fernan
Jake Lovett
Thie
Cavour M. E
Weslington
Local notes from Forestburg and Mitchell region
Orpha Lee returns home from visiting Huron and other points Thursday morning. Prunty and Judy families plus Raymond traveled to Mitchell Sunday to enjoy the Elijah concert at the Corn Palace. Harold Howe spent the weekend at his Glenville home. Presbyterian Ladies Aid meets May 7 with supper. Art Farnam becomes agent for Raleigh's Products, Salters moving to Mitchell. Salters family relocation noted. Virgil Barra recovering well after appendicitis surgery. L. C. Gibbs returns from Mitchell hospital, improving. Clara Mayer visits D. A. Levey in her weekend stay at Huron. Presbyterian church improvements include seat rearrangement and new carpet for aisle by Sunday school. M. Dean to lead the new 4H garden club.
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Forestburg
Orpha Lee
Huron
G. G. Prunty
S. S
Judy
Raymond
Mitchell
Elijah
Corn Palace
Harold Howe
Glenville
Minn
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Art Farnam
Raleigh
Salters
Farnam
Virgil Barra
L. C. Gibbs
Clara Mayer
D. A. Levey
Presbyterian Church
M. Dean
Local Garden City Church Plans Communion and New Members
Mr and Mrs Hoffman and Mr Clyde Hopkine of Sioux Falls visited Sunday at the J Personius home. Communion service and taking in new members will be part of the regular church service next Sunday at the Presbyterian church. Donald Levey and Kenneth Pronty are latest chicken pox victims. Andrew Severson left Wednesday for Aberdeen to visit his parents then Milbank and Montana to buy stock. Mitchell visitors Monday included Mrs G B Wilder and Mary Jane, Mr and Mrs Milton Gibbs, L C Gibbs, Mrs Stella Leiter, Mr and Mrs Art Wilson. A good sized delegation attended the C S meeting at Woonsocket Saturday afternoon. Mrs Wilder, Mrs Dean, Mrs Briggs, and Mr Prunty drove cars. Miss Lada Roberts returned to school last week after pink-eye absence. Mr and Mrs B Deibner and a baby visited from Aberdeen. Deibner went to Spirit Lake Iowa for a job while Mrs Deibner stayed for a visit. Henry Larson and Earl Swearingen are carpenters on a farm in Hansen county owned by Mrs G B Wilder. Mrs Wilder and Mrs Fredine went down Thursday with materials. Mrs J Personius and Mrs Isabel Brown attended the Sunshine club meeting at the M Whitney home.
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Hoffman
Clyde Hopkine
Sioux Falls
J. Personius
Presbyterian Church
Donald Levey
Kenneth Pronty
Andrew Severson
Aberdeen
Milbank
Montana
Mitchell
G. B. Wilder
Mary Jane
Milton Gibbs
L. C. Gibbs
Stella Leiter
Art Wilson
C. S
Woonsocket
Wilder
Dean
Briggs
Prunty
Lada Roberts
B. Deibner
Jennie Geddes
Deibner
Spirit Lake
Henry Larson
Earl Swearingen
Hansen County
Isabel Brown
Sunshine Club
M. Whitney
Doland Service Club Hosts Notable High School Pupils
Doland Service club held its regular monthly meeting in the Methodist church dining room Thursday evening. Guests included the four high standing pupils from each class in the high school.
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Doland
Doland Service Club
Methodist Church
Local social notes and bridge party benefits in Redfield area
The report lists a banquet for school folks led by S W Clark with program notes by Guy W Cook and speakers including Rev Paul H Brill. It also mentions Doland Study club benefit bridge at Masonic Temple with high scores to Mrs Henry Shasmu and Mrs Kenneth Maltby, plus assorted visits and family travel around Redfield Wa ter town Clark events and travels to Mitchell and Chicago to visit relatives.
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S. W. Clark
Redfield
Ladies Aid
Guy W. Cook
Ekfie Hiede
Lucille Krentz
Dr. Sherwood
Letitia Hahn
Paul H. Brill
Lutheran Church
S. Johnson
Arthur Paine
Watertown
Doland Study Club
Masonic Temple
Henry Shasmu
Clark
Kenneth Maltby
Masdames
J. L. Long
Oden Olson
Ne] Williams
Arthur James
Alice School
Aberdeen
Henry Krueger
Glen Lovelace
Bridgeway
Aes
Agnes Schmitz
Redfield Social Notes and Local Events
Grace and Maude Lovelace with Mrs C J Schmitz and Miss Carolyne Riche visited Redfield. Paul Travers and G Olson conducted business in Redfield on Monday. Arthur James spent Monday in Aberdeen on a business trip. Sheriff Finnerty and Deputy Sheriff Don Cole visited from Redfield Tuesday afternoon. Americas Legion dance drew a large crowd with music by the Three Aces. Coach White and Mel McNickle attended with Kenneth P and Fred Gross who left for Sioux Falls to enter the track meet. Bertha Sherwood singing in the solo event with Foster Schultz, Edwin Garrett, Maurice Smith, Don Johnson, Effie Hiede, Eleanor Arms, and Lucille Kentz noted in attendance. High school band and orchestra members left Friday to attend. Mer and Jane, aunt Faulk, Clay, Janos among those entering rounds on November 2.
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Grace
Maude Lovelace
Mra C. J. Schmitz
Carolyne Riche
Redfield
Paul Travers
G. Olson
Arthur James
Aberdeen
Finnerty
Don Cole
Americas Legion
Three Aces
Coach White
Mel McNickle
Kenneth Pe
Fred Gross
Sioux Falr
Bertha Sherwi ‘Ood
Foster Schultz
Edwin Garrett
Maurice Smith
Don Johnson
Effie Hiede
Eleanor Arms
Lucille Kentz
Cornate
Mer
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Hartt
A. van Deursen
Nordness
Stainer
Gounod
Huron College
Huron col+ Jom
Huron High School
O. D. Dunbar
Henry Gibson
John R. Wharton
Neighborhood News
Ence Kogel
Sarah McCord
Joe Townsley
Mitcel
Phil Kogel
P. W. Theis
B. W. Heinhardt
Minnesota
Kimball
Alice McDonald
Lane
PTA
Adelia Garbe
Lane High School
Bernard
Wessington Springs
Garbe
Butterfly
Grieg
Chopin
Dakota Wesleyan
Herbert Frier
Will Frier
Elmer Weather Home
Storta
Lane Epworth League
Viola and Wessington Springs
Huron Clinic
C. Sherley
DR. Sevela
Braxton
ML B. M. Spragce
HL Saylor
M.D
Hoy Davis
South Dakota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Bessie Moberg
Moberg
Harvey Harding
John Cowen
Alexandria
Billy
Cowen
Harding
Beverly Lofthouse
St. Luke's Hospital
Allen Simmons
M. E
G. T. Weldon
Louise Wettstein
Frank Funk
Clarence Stoddard
Minneapolis
Roy Wettstein
Leigh Hazen
Earl Fusch
Indiana
Spink County Council of Religious Education
Grebel
Prof
Eschilman
Iania
Kodak Film
Asttenton
Sherman & Moe
Security National
South Dakgta
Nira
H. H. Humphrey
Mildred
Opsl Gelston
Mr. Humphrey
Drs. George Quit
Mellette
Mrs. Quinn
Bert Kezar
Quentin
Mitchel
Mr. Cook
E. G. Sorenson
Shirley Jett
Chicago
Mrs. Serenson
Faulk
Clay
Janos
Aho
Rounhies
Magnetos
A. C. Focl
Burt
Willard Battery Station
City Hall
Huron Majestic
Majestic
Majestic Electric
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