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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1933

Page

12

Corey Denies He Made Statement In Tax Debate

Pierre South Dakota May 10 A fair tax for income appeared in focus as Tax Director LB Corey denied making inflammatory remarks attributed by Lieut. Gov HA Ustrud During a Volga meeting Corey disputed the compilation used by Ustrud and urged voters to seek a fair trial of an emergency two year measure Esteemed as not partisan the tax issue centers on economic balance not individuals The opposing view claims selfish motives and prejudice in attacking supporters Entertaining Miss Viola Bustell group of friends marked Miss Metia and Bonnie Wall hosted birthday festivities at Bonilla venue with games and refreshments

Corey Astrud South Dakota Bonilla Metia Bonnie Wall Viola Bust Sell

World Fair exhibit drive tops ten thousand dollars

Pierre South Dakota residents push toward the World Fair exhibit fund surpassing ten thousand dollars with a 250 dollar gift from Butte County and final returns from Mitchell, the first city over ten thousand population to meet its quota. Pennington and Lawrence counties previously pledged 250 dollars each as C A Russell directs the drive.

Pierre South Dakota Butte County Mitchell Black Hills Pennington Lawrence

Jersey Cattle Club To Convene May 29 Picnic

The South Dakota Jersey Cattle club will hold its annual meeting and picnic on Saturday May 29 at State college. John Paulsen president will open the program at 1 15 pm with C Larsen dean of agriculture to welcome attendees. A business meeting and officer election follow along with a type classification demonstration by Fred Idise and an inspection of pasture plots by Prof. T M Olson.

Jersey Cattle Club Brookings South Dakota State College G. Heebink Extension Dairyman, S Jersey New York City Indianola Iowa College Creamery John Paulsen C. Larsen Heebink Iy Lynn Copeland Register of Merit Department American Jersey Cattle Club Fred Idise T. M. Olson College

Alumni To Prepare Senior Day Program At USD

Vermillion May 10 Alumni of the University of South Dakota will assist in preparing for the annual senior alumni day on June 3. Three committees have been appointed for class day exercises with A L Haines chairing the senior luncheon committee. E G Trotzig is in charge of the senior procession along with Howard Crandall and Lucille Quirk.

University of South Dakota Garret G. Breckenridge A. L.haines Hugh Crawford J. Gunderson Earl Lien A. L. Haines Sarah Lyons R. P. Ells Edith Abell Annabell Morgan

Forestburg to Stage Operetta by High School Glee Club

Forestburg high school glee club will present the three act operetta Cherry Blossom on Friday evening May 12 in the hall. The cast includes Cherry Cloris Thompson Kokima and many others with Worthington, American in Japan on a mining venture, and the chorus of Geishas. The overture and some chorus numbers will be played by the high school band with Alice Goudy at piano and Richard Onl sort at violin providing accompaniment.

Forestburg Forestburg High School- Glee Ciut Cherry Cloris Thompson Kokima Leo Neabry Togo Elmo Fouberg Jack Clarerice Farnam Worthington Japan Amies_Barstad James Harry Dee Talley Raymond Judy Jessica Vanderpool Worthington Party Clara Welton Geishas

Salem High School to Graduate 26 Students

Salem Maryland May 10 special report notes a 26 student class at Salem High School with twelve boys and fourteen girls. Valedictorian Norman Cheadle holds a 94 4 5 average. salutatorian Charlotte Speller posts 94 1 9. Commencement May 19 features address by Rev David Draham. baccalaureate May 14 by Rev F W Speiler. class night May 17 and junior senior banquet May 15.

Salem High School Salem M. D Norman Cheadle Charlotte Speller Bea Aureat F. W. Speiler Canova David Draham Winfred

Lane couple wed in Sioux City ceremony

Miss Evelyn Kutil daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Kutil Lane and Harold L Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Elmer A Johnson of Sioux City were married recently in Sioux City. The newlyweds reside at 190 Nebraska Street. the bride has lived there for seven or eight years and was employed.

Sioux City Lane Lane Sioux City Evelyn’ Kutil J. C. Kutil Harold L. Johnson Elmer.a. Johnson Nebraska” Street

Seventh and Eighth Grades Present Evening Music Program

A music program by seventh and eighth graders is set for this evening featuring guitar and vocal solos, piano duets and solos, songs by the trio, and items by the chorus.

Burdette Hall Hosts Wheaton Sunday School Program

The Ever Faithful class presented at Burdette hall on May 10 special day. The program featured several songs by the group, a reading by Le Roy Schmit, and a play titled Educating Mary.

Wheaton Sunday School Burdette Hall le Roy Schmit Mary

Honor Pupils Are Selected at Lane May 10

Senior honors were distributed to Lane High School senior girls Lila Kutil named valedictorian Gretchen Theis galatatoriam and Ruth Burg awarded the Balfour medal for scholastic achievements and activity. Averages for their high school careers show Kutil 96 percent Theis 95.34 percent and Burg 94 percent. This is an exceptional record.

Lane Lila Kutil Gretchen Theis Ruth Burg Gretchen ‘Theis

Lane Junior-Senior Banquet at Lane High School

Lane high school held its junior-senior banquet in the school auditorium with Mothers of the juniors and home economics girls serving dinner. Music by Paul Klemm and Lucille Winters accompanied a May day themed room. About 43 were served as Eldora Meyer welcomed guests and Lois Davis gave the senior response.

Lane Lane High School Paul Klemm Lucille Winters Eldora Meyer Lois Davis

Gann Valley Gets Share Of Moisture

GANN VALLEY May 10 Special More than an inch of rain fell over the weekend aiding slow starting small grains. Most grain sown and ground prepared for corn. Listers used for corn planting and plowing active. Pastures and tame hay benefited and stock on the range thrived on new grass.

Gann Valley

Bellamy Advocates World Fair Support For State Tourism

Pierre May 10 Special South Dakotan Paul E. Bellamy Rapid City business leader told state agriculture secretary C A Russell that Florida and Bermuda tourism last winter drew large crowds. He predicts a lively influx of visitors this summer and cites booming tourist business in winter resort hubs as a model for South Dakota growth.

Bellamy Pierre South Dankots Florida Bermuda Paul E. Bellamy Rapid City C. A. Russell Black Hills

New Attitude Shaping National Savings Policy

Fragmentary excerpt discusses rising interest in preserving savings amid economic doubts, referencing America’s stance on saving versus depression risks. Mentions Pierre Bellamy, a World’s Fair connection, and promotional talk for a Chicago event amid state vacation attractions.

Ing Mn Bellamy America Pierre Bellamy Omage ‘Tractions

Last P T A Meeting Highlights Lane Arts Entertainment

A special P T A session at Lane on May 10 featured Mrs. Henry Kogel entertaining guests with an evening centered on “Spiritual values in the arts.” An amusing program preceded a bridge game where six tables of friends played. Mrs. Elmer Swenson won with a card group.

Bonilla A. McKichan Nordness Dougherty Huron Bonilla Presbyterian Church Lane Henry Kogel Elmer Swenson

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