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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1930

Page

14

Lead Selected By Fraternal Group Margaret McLaughlin Elected President

The South Dakota Fraternal Congress session in Huron named Margaret McLaughlin of Mitchell as president for the ensuing year. Officers include P H Willadsen as state manager of the Woodmen Circle and M J Lyons as second vice president. Other posts were filled by J S Shaffer, F B Matz, Alice V Goodan, and Mina M Wood with roles in various orders. The meeting centered on fraternal insurance and a round table on its aspects led by Shaffer.

Margaret BecLaughilin Mitchell South Dakota Hudent Woodmen Circle P. H. Willadsen Sioux Falls Modern Woodmen of America M. J. Lyons Sioux Fall Brotherood of America iMina M. Wood Huron Royal Neighbors of Americ Roundy Woodmen of the World J. S. Shaffer Aberdeen Ancient Order of United Workmen Alice V. Goodan Yankton Congress Stue T. 24. Simmons F. P. Mat

Cheney School Wins Prize for Christmas Seal Sale

Cheney rural school in Haakon county won a $25 cash prize from the South Dakota Public Health association for the largest per capita Christmas seal sale in 1929. The Cheney school, with three pupils, reported 15 in sales, equaling a $3 per capita. Walter Cheney taught the school and county superintendent Jennie ONeal chaired the sale.

Cheney Chenery Haakon County South Dakota Public Health Association Huron Walter Cheney Jennie O'Neal

Man Attempts death by own action taken to Yankton

Madison May 9 Dave Smith a local laborer was committed to the state hospital at Yankton after a hearing by the insanity board for attempting suicide by hanging last week in the old Hyde elevator on Egan avenue South. He was found semi conscious and later recovered enough to be jailed for safety. His throat bore rope marks and he was weak. He gave no clear motive beyond not wanting to live. Also noted is a report of the Svealand carrying 22 244 long tons of ore through the Panama Canal on January 2 1930 destined for Chile.

Madison Dave Smith Yankton Insanity Board Hyde Egan Avenue S Smith Panama Canal Svealand Chile

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