Winter Wheat Crop Second Only To That Of 1932 Seen By Statistician
South Dakota forecasts on May 11 show rye record highs and a winter wheat crop second only to 1932. Evian V. Jones notes drought losses but overall pasture and hay conditions improve, with May 1 crop condition up and predicted outputs near or above records despite weather stresses.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Evian V. Jones
Fedestatis Tigiin
Althoust
South da
Mother-Daughter Luncheon Planned at Methodist Aid
In Hitchcock on Saturday afternoon at 2 30 p m the Methodist Share parlors host a mother daughter luncheon under the first chair of the M E Ladies Aid. Mea Grant Wells directs arrangements. Prizes go to oldest mother, mother with most daughters, youngest mother and mother with youngest daughter. All mothers and daughters are invited and women without mothers or daughters may adopt one for the afternoon.
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Aitchcock
Chalr
M. E. Ladies Aid
Beri
Grant Wells
Family gathering in Aberdeen marks Mother's Day
Special visit by Mrs. Laie Domy and Mes. W. W. Wright with Mrs. Lee Armstrong and child Spent Mother's Day in Aberdeen at Mrs. Wrights daughter Mes. Lloyd Anderson hosted the event with family members present in the home of Mrs. Wrights daughter.
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Aberdeen
Hitchcock
May U
Spesial Oy
Laie Domy
W. W. Wright
Lee Armstrong
Reobtra
Wrights
Lloyd) Anderson
Doughnuts Aid Fundraiser for Church Decoration
Methodist Ladies' Aid held monthly doughnut sales to raise money for church decorations. A year earlier two men started the effort with a dozen doughnuts, then an auction of 212 dozens. The latest batch required 222 pounds of flour 98 pounds of lard a dozen eggs and 26 quarts of buttermilk.
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Wagner
Iss
Cousinuts
Jaswel
Banquet On Garden Theme Delights Highmore Audience
Highmore May 11 Special Highs more juniors hosted the annual dinner dance at the high school. The junior assembly recreated a leafy garden with a lily pool and tiny garden plots at each table. A five course banquet served by sophomores featured spring colors and garden themed toasts and songs by students and faculty in a formal program ending with hours of dancing.
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Highmore
Highsmore
Marjorie Hauilin
Missy Ores Geantbner
Memorr
Keith Truan
Fay Pudkticord
Josephine Quirk
Norma Erickson
Kenneth Stephens
Philly Kaye
Bailie
Marilyn Masteson
Grandmeother
Wiel Mose
Donald Johnson
Kathryn Ryan
Ramona Dancey
Katherine St Wan
Danna Jean Harris
Maxine Swanson
Virginia Whipple
Lois Chapin
Mary Holtzman
K. M. Harkness
Mr. Pierce
Bicyclists organize Redfield safety club
The Special Organization of the Redfields Hiawatha Bicycle Safety Club was completed with 62 bicyclists registering as members at city hall. Plans for lane bicycling and bicycle patrolmen for each ward are under way, with field day activities and future events planned. Also, George Ham and his baby son arrived home from Huron hospital Sunday.
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Redfield
Redfields
Hitchcock
Bics
George Ham
Baby Son
Huron Hospital
Evening Huronite State News May 11 1938
Local pages of the Evening Huronite State News report daily happenings in the region. Brief items cover civic events, weather notes, and community announcements with period-appropriate tone and minimal detail.
University of South Dakota Tonight Presents The Tavern
Leads in South Dakota University play Jane Shuonds Arington LeRoy Haber ma Huron will stage The Tavern with an all student cast tonight Haberman has acted written directed and staged a one act play this year He also contributed to Strollers vaudeville earlier this spring Imonds is new to the university stage and both have prior production work this year
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Jane Shuonds
Arington
LeRoy Haberma
Huron
George M. Coban
University of South Dakota
Haberman
Mr. Imonds
Spink Ministerial Group Meeting Discusses Church State Ties
Spink County Ministerial Association met in Reckham on Monday afternoon to hear a paper by Rev J E Robinson on the relation of church to state. Discussion followed the talk on dictatorial versus democratic ideas and the Christian attitude to state demands. A noon pot luck lunch at Rouxham M E Church featured birthday cakes for Rev RB Minkler and Rev J E Wilkinson, who kept ages private.
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Aus
Spink County
Reckham Mondy
J. E. Robinson
Tuck
Rouxham M. E
RB. G. Minkler
J. E. Wilkinson
B. Rowe
Robinson
RB. C. Rice
Hyde Rural School Awards and New Pastor Arrive
Hyde Highmore districts announced top honors in rural school exhibits with Hyde County superintendent Mrs Gladys Gannon reporting Peterson school won small division and Hyde more won large in athletic events Holabird and West Van Order led large and small groups in trophies spelling winners span fifth through eighth grades Bonnie Westcott and others The same issue notes Rev J P Whitt from Chicago arrived to lead Presbyterian church service and Mrs Whitt will join him in about three weeks
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Hyde Rural School
Highmore
Peterson Schoor
Gladys Gannon
Hyde County
Holabird
West van
Donald Mason
Tune Lai Farge
Irene Stoley
Junior Christenses
Betty Sanderson
Norman McGourd
Bonnie Westcott
Juanita de Gouyer
Viola Rittel Ova
Gordon Kopecky
Honnie Westcott
Maxine LaFurrs
Hitchcock
J.P. Whitt
Chicago
Presbyterian Church
Whitt
Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Classes Present Play Fordham
The junior and senior play Introducin' Susan a comedy in three acts was presented in the Logan consolidated school auditorium Friday night. Floyd Jensen directed the cast of 12 players who performed their roles in a satisfactory manner.
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Fordham
Susan
Logan Consolidated School
Floyd Jensen
Fordham Junior Senior Banquet at Bissel Cafe
The Fordham senior class was entertained by juniors at a banquet in the Bissel Cafe dining room in Clark Saturday night. An appropriate program followed the dinner. Mrs. Rogers returned home to Conde after four months with granddaughter Elsie Frank, assisting at the house while Mr. Frank taught at school. Mr. and Mrs. Madsen visited Mrs. Madsen's mother in Watertown on Sunday.
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Fordham
Fordham School
Bissel Cafe
Clark
Warner Conde
Mary Rogers
Conde
Elsie Frank
Warner
Watertown
Myrna Madsen
Madsen
George Halley
Wisconsin
Livya Cleveland
Fond du Lac
Wis
MS Meissen
Turton Seniors To Graduate This Week
Turton, May 11 special report notes Kish school seniors prep for a busy commencement week. They travel to Watertown on ship day with Supt. and Mrs. Gunderson as chaperones. Activities include a band concert, class meal, and Friday commencement in the Catholic Church basement. Members listed include Vearl DesLauriers Laverna Dix Rothe Fey Bernice Fortin Marvin Houson Quentin Miles Marie Remily and Frances Toome. Descriptions name the valedictorian and salutatorian.
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Turton
Kish
Watertown
Supt
M. &. Gunderson
Gunderson
LaVerne Dix
Quentin Miles
Marvin Housvile
Anth
Urge to shorten Highway 24 between Pierre and Midland
A 35 member delegation from Rapid City Wall Philip Midland and Ft Pierre asked the South Dakota Highway Commission to reroute U S Highway 24 to run along the Bad River vale between Fort Pierre and Midland. The change would cut Pierre Rapid City travel by about 20 miles and reduce valley residents’ trips to the capital from 37 miles to roughly 80 miles via detour routes.
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Pierre
Rapid City
Wall
Philip
Midland
Ft. Pierre
South Dakota Higway Commission
U. S
Pierze
Petty
Eyes Of Tlaloc Class Show Delights Woonsocket High
Woonsocket High seniors staged The Eyes of Tlaloc to large crowds on Thursday and Friday evenings and raised over 60 dollars for the class fund. Cast included Dorothy Brown Vernon McKillip Lester Helgelane Lovi Swinson Mattie Webster Charles Steith ue Donald Thompson Caroline Parker Florence Regynski George Steichen Edmund Regynski and Eugene Linke.
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Tlaloc
Woonsocket
Woonsocket High School
Dorothy Brown
Vernon McKillip
Lester Helgelane
Lovi Swinson
Mattie Webster
Charles Steithue
Donald Thompson
Caroline Parker
Florence Regynski
George Steichen
Edmund Regynski
Eugene Linke
Silver Wedding Feted at Hitchcock
Mr and Mrs R E B Dickson were surprised by 22 friends at their Hitchcock home for a silver wedding anniversary party. Tables of whist yielded prizes to Mr and Mrs Eisenbroun and Mrs Fred Kuestermeyer. A lunch was served, and the couple received a gift.
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Hitchcock Hitchcock
R. EB. Dickson
Eisenbroun
Fred Kuestermeyer
Dickson
Curtailment Not To Be Immediate
South Dakota highway program curtailment unlikely this year due to revenue shortfall. Secretary Norstad said funds will cover planned work for one to two months while federal aid remains intact. Commissioner Hornbeck earlier warned the 1938 program faces reductions after state revenue totals about 600,000 dollars against a 1.5 million expectation.
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Norstad
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Con’ T
Kingsbury Ministers Convene At Iroquois Picnic
Kingsbury Ministerial Association met at the Methodist parsonage with Rev and Mrs BE Vernon hosting twelve attendees. A picnic dinner, business session, and program followed. Next meeting set for June 3 at Lake Campbell with plans to fish for dinner, possibly delaying salm on for safety.
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Kingsbury
Iroquois Iroquois
BE. Vernon
Lake Campbell
Lunar Eclipse To Occur Friday Night
BROOKINGS May 11 Things are shaping up for a total lunar eclipse Friday night in eastern South Dakota with observers seeing the shadow begin around midnight and reach totality about 3:18 am The eclipse ends at about 3:09 am and western residents may view it about 11:44 pm, astronomy instructor O E Waldner said.
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Brookings
South Dakota
O. E. Waldner
State College
Walder
Mayoralty Not At Stake In Rapid City Ouster Case
May 11 1942 Rapid City mayoralty not at stake in legal action to oust Norbert De Kerchove from the Rapid City Civ commission over citizenship status. Commission reorganized May 2 after April municipal election. De Kerchove previously served as mayor. Robert Hill succeeded him. De Kerchove’s term as city commissioner remains two years.
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Rapid Cily
Alty
Rapid City
Fred J. Knockenmuss
Norbert de Kerchove
Rapid Civ Commission
United States Citi Ata
de Kerchove
Robert $. Hill
Doctor To Face Circuit Court
WATERTOWN May 1 The State bound over Dr Robert Rosenberg on charges of practicing medicine without a license in a case tied to the Barber Hospital. State Attorney Alan L. Austin presented evidence in municipal court that Rosenberg had not passed the state medical board exam and that ten birth certificates bear his name. The case involves Dr H J Bartron and claims of medical services billed to the county with testimony from county poor patients who said Rosenberg attended the civil of these babies.
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Watertown
Robert
Rosenberg
H. J. Bartron
Garardar
Mospita
Alan L. Austin
State Medical Board
M. du Augin
Bonilla undergoes appendectomy after hospital op
Jay L De Warne Baptist, son of Mr and Mrs Murle Baptist, underwent an operation for appendicitis early Saturday morning at Huron hospital.
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Conde
Tommy Hamilton
Tom Hynes
Aberdeen
Bonilla
Jay l
de Warne Baptist
Murle Baptist
Huron Hospital
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