Norma Brown Luncheon Speaker at Methodist Church
Norma C. Brown secretary of the Allied Forces for Prohibition spoke at a women's luncheon here. She urged sane, intensive, critical and imaginative thinking on the prohibition issue, praising education's role and the Allied Campaigners' nationwide efforts.
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Norma C. Brown
Allied Forces For Prohibition
Stowa
Rabbi Silver
Misa Brown
Brown
Allied
Huron
Miss Brown
Prohibition
Campaigners Unite In Communities For Prohibition Enforcement
The National Conference of Organizations supporting the 18th Amendment describes a united campaign by 33 prohibition bodies. Delegates vow no vituperative attacks and stress obedience to the amendment while opposing defiance and nullification. The speaker cites uniting in communities with old strengths and new forces to support enforcement.
Radio Features Best in Radioland THe BEST IN RADIOLAND
A radio feature roundup notes Andre Maurois speaking from Paris via WEAF NBC as part of an International Radio Forum. Listings include programs on WABC CBS WIZ NBC and WEAI NBC with concerts, talks, and operatic pieces. Alpena class picnic closes the special with Brenneman’s gulch scenes and Eggers hosting.
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New York
Andre Maurois
United States
International Radio Forum
Paris
Weaf-Nbc
Alpena
Alpena High School
Wessington Hills
Brenneman's Gulch
Mrr
Fred C. Eggers
Huron
Notables At Gann Valley Spring Festival Attendances
D C Mills state secretary of the Young Citizens league and Mrs Hazel Ott state rural school supervisor attended a Buffalo county spring festival in Gann Valley. The event showcased the new state course of study with social studies materials and included plays pup pet shows movies and exercises. The exhibits will remain in the city hall for another week for those unable to attend.
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Gann Valley
D. C. Mills
Young Citizens’ League
Hazel Ott
Buffalo County
Gertrude Flyte
Flyte
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Roundup of Local Departures
Twenty years ago today Huron residents were active around town. Ross Durfee left with the high school track team for Aberdeen to attend the meet while Julia Noggle headed to Mitchell for a state W. C. A meeting. Attorney Hall traveled to Iroquois for a day’s visit as Mrs. Wharton and her children returned from Beaver Dam Wisconsin. Aberdeen News reports Mrs. Wilson and her niece Helen Tracy visiting in Huron with the Vances, and McClaskey’s Wolsey business trip. Ernest Wintley and Carl Weir headed out for points north and Wessington on various errands as J. M. Davis returns to Yankton.
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Ross Durfee
Aberdeen
Julia Noggle
Mitchell
Wessington
Yankton Herald
J. M. Davis
Huron
Reese
Davis
Hulton Municipal Band Opens 1932 Season Thursday
The Hulton Municipal band begins its 1932 season with a concert in J. W. Campbell park as part of National Music Week. The band will hold concerts on Wednesdays thereafter. A triangular high school music festival and a Beadle County chorus concert are highlighted attractions with about 300 musicians from Brookings Mitchell and Huron. Budget cuts reduced band personnel from 36 to 27, with several engagements dropped to fit the allocation.
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Tomorew
J. W. Campbell Park
T. H. Joeckel
Beadle County Grade School
Brookings
Mitchell
Huron
al Teuber
Keith Potter
Fev
Joeckel
Karl Buchholz
Oscar Weston
A. C. Siling
Carl “Christensen
Staite College
Corn Palace
Wolsey and
Bonilla
Wolsey
Wolsey High School Orchestra Wins State Class C
In Huron, the Wolsey high school orchestra directed by Hans Christensen won first place in Class C at the state meet. Bonilla and Wolsey hosted portions of the program with vocal soloists and instrumental numbers. Brookings and Mitchell musicians join for day rehearsals ahead of an 8 p.m. festival in Huron College auditorium.
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Bonilla
Huron
Hans Christensen
Wolsey
Brookings
Mitchell High School
Huron College
Cadet Officers Named in University ROTC Corps
Vermillion May 4 twelve University of South Dakota juniors in the ROTC corps received advanced commissions of cadet officers. Named are Louis Boullion Conde William Buck Robert Crowder Vermillion David Hawkinson Sioux Falls Walter Houck Gettysburg Homer Jensen Wasta Fayette Kerr Akron Alfred Koster Vermillion Ralph O Halloran Winner Mark O Leary Flandreau Raymond Schull Watertown and Craig Shouse Vermillion.
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University of South Dakota
Louis Boullion
Conde
William Buck
Madison
Robert Crowder
Vermillion
David Hawkinson
Sioux Falls
Walter Houck
Gettysburg
Homer Jensen
Wasta
Fayette Kerr
Akron
Alfred Koster
Vermilion
Ralph O'Halloran
Mark O'Leary
Flandreau
Raymond Schull
Watertown
Craig Shouse
Jack Mills To Open Season At Ruskin Park
Jack Mills and his orchestra launch the spring summer mid week dances at Ruskin Park pavilion Thursday night. Manager Richard Semoha says the nationally known band recently played in Kansas City Tulsa St Joseph Des Moines Davenport and returns as the opening attraction. The Haskin park pavilion has been renovated and decorated for the 1952 season.
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Jack Mills
Ruskin
Ruskin Park Pavilion
Richard Semoha
Kansas City
Tulsa
St. Joseph
Des Moines
Davenport
Semoha
Haskin Park
Free concert at Wolsey High School Auditorium
A free concert will be presented at the Wolsey high school auditorium as part of the music week program.
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Wolsey Wolsey
Wolsey High School
South American Student to Speak on Radio Talk
Elias Chegwin a Huron college sophomore tutoring Spanish and teaching locals will deliver a bilingual radio talk on KGDY Thursday at 7 20 p m He describes Spanish language and benefits of learning it Chegwin 21 from Barranquilla Colombia plans a four year course and hopes to teach in South America His talk aims to spark Huronians interest in travel and language studies.
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Elias Chegwin
Whfe Isf
Huron College
KGDY
South America
Chegwin
Huron
Fred, Plachy
Barranquilla
Colombia
Caribbean Sea
Magdalena River
Cheewin
Harding County seed loan approvals and requests
May 4. Federal seed loans in Harding County total 70 000 dollars with 32 000 approved. The county committee reported 341 applications received, 183 accepted.
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Harding County
Renewal of 1931 seed payments prompts new waivers
The text notes renewals seed three year renewals for laying payments and avate waivers, indicating a need for adjustments to loans. It references ongoing financial terms and required waivers tied to the three year renewal schedule.
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