Churches and services in Huron area churches
A compact listing of church services across Huron with times for morning and evening worships. Includes Bethel A ME First Church of Christ Scientist Salvation Army Methodist Church and many others along with Sunday School times and notable events. Also covers Catholic St Martin's and Adventist Wesleyan and other congregations with brief notes on programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Adin
St. Martin’s Catholic Church
J. J. O'Neill
Church Service Schedule with Hymns and Lessons
3:45 a m Church School led by Miss Emma Lampe. Sept 11 Morning Prelude at 11:00 a m with Andante from Psalms and Venite. First Lesson Gen 1 1 2 3 The Story of Creation. Second Lesson John 1 1 18 The divinity humanity and office of Christ. Sermon hymn No 268 Jesus Calls Us. Sermon subject The Doctrine of the Trinity Text Saint Matthew 28 19. Doxology Ode O Father Son and Holy Ghost. Offertory anthem Saviour Like a Shepherd Lead Them. Recessional Hymn No 5 Now That The Sun Is Gleaming Bright. Postlude Devotion.
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Emma Lampe
Tallis
Domine
Woodward
Christ
Burrows
Jesus
Thorne
Matt
Lutkin
Schreiner
Trinity Sunday at Mt Calvary Ev Lutheran Church
The Mt Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church notes a Trinity Sunday service with German language Sunday School and public worship at 9 45 a m and 10 45 a m English sermon on The Unsearchableness of God from Romans 11 33 36. The notice also lists Bethlehem Ev Lutheran Church location and worship times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Gospel Tabernacle
Assemblies of God
Claude L. Conklin
Evang
G. B. Conklin
Ohio Avenue
Great Tabernacle
Great Comission Missionary Circle
Tabernacle Baumo
Tapernacle
American Lutheran Church
Sander Tollutgon
Walter Matson
Mendelatohn
Mt. Calvary
Ev. Gutheran Church
Issouri Synod
Dakota Ave. S
Phil Mueller
United States
Bethlehem Ev. Lutheran Church
Huron
Administration plans $400 million farm aid push in war relief
Washington officials say the administration will seek upwards of 400 million dollars in price bolstering loans on 1940 crop surpluses to support farm incomes after wartime markets shrink. Funds would supplement 750 million in subsidies and face a current 209 million in existing loan authority.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Agriculure Department
Wallace
Agriculture Department
Commodity Credit Corporation
Agriculture Depainment
Free educational movie shown at Mitchell hall
A Department of Visual Education sponsored free film was shown in the community hall in Bancroft on Wednesday morning. The program featured W P A projects and other topics, presented to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft
Department of Visual Education of
Mitchell
Student officers chosen at Wessington Springs High
Donald Jensen was elected student association president for the coming year at a May 17 meeting. Keith Klepin was chosen vice president and Olna Stolen was named secretary treasurer.
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Wessington Springs
Donald Jensen
Wessington Springs High School
Keith Klepin
Olna Stolen
Students Attend State Convention Trip by Car to Pierre
Roland May, instructor of seventh and eighth grades, led his pupils to Pierre by car for the state convention of the C L. The trip occurred on Tuesday as part of the May attendance at the state meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonilla
Roland May
Pierre
C.L
Van Loon Resigns From Dutch Treat Club Over Remark
Hendrik Willem Van Loon, Holland born journalist and historian, said he resigned from New York's Dutch Treat Club after a remark by president Clarence Kelland about a fifth column in the United States. Kelland defended his stance on the New Deal as a fifth column, saying the insult was unintentional and made in private. Van Loon called the remark derogatory to President Roosevelt. Kelland, Phoenix area, Arizona convention candidate for Republican national committeeman, defended his comment and expressed regret over the misunderstanding.
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Phoentra
Ariz
Hendrik Willem van Loon
Hollandborn
New York
Clarence Budington Kelland
van Loon
United States
Roosevelt
Phoenix
Kelland
Hank van Loon
Hank
Lovre Nominated for South Dakota GOP State Chair
Harold O Lovre of Hayti is announced as candidate for chairman of the South Dakota Republican Party by A Ferguson Codington County chair man. Ferguson praises Lovres leadership in Hamlin County since 1936 and notes his role as state board of agriculture head connected with the State Fair. Also mentions Lovre's frequent Huron visits for fair business. Ladies Aid Society meets in Rockram May 17.
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Watertown
Harold ©. Tovere
Hayti
Hamlin County
A. Ferguson
Codington County
Ferguson
Lovre
Haytimar
Hamlin
Levie
London
Fergusson
Harold 0. Lovre
South Dakota
Republican Party
State Board of Agriculture
Huron On
Ladies Aid
Rockram
Ladies Aid Society
M. E
William Hoffman
Small Percentage Of Administrative Employees In WPA
Washington reports that the Work Projects Administration showed a national administrative share of 1.15 percent with 24,391 administrative workers among 2,123,431 project workers. In the Dakotas, Iowa and Nebraska ratios varied. North Dakota had 13,637 project workers and 145 admin staff, South Dakota 15,150 and 454, Nevada had the highest at 2.78 percent, Wisconsin the lowest at 9.88 percent, with other states in between.
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WPA
Washington
Work Projects Administration
Dakotas
Iowa
Nebraska
F. C. Harrington
House Committee
Harrington
Towa
Project Admin
Pet
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nevada
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Colorado
Wyerming
Montana
Freshman and Sophomore Picnic at Fisher's Grove on Jim River
Under class advisors Wendell Shouse and Milton Dameron, about 50 freshmen and sophomores attended the annual picnic at Fisher's Grove on the Jim River Wednesday evening. Games were played and a generous supper followed. some notes on beverages and straw usage appear in the fragment.
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Doland
Wendell Shouse
Milton Dameron
Fisher's Grove
Jim River
Rapid City student earns private pilot license in course
Selu Mines senior Feich in Rapid City becomes first of a 40 student class to qualify for a private pilot license. The others are finishing final tests and all are expected to complete the course by June.
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Rapid City
Feich
Selu
Mines
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Bethel A
H Smill
Grant Page
First
Church of Christ
Mary Baker Eddy
First Methodist Church
Chas
William
Duane Smith
Maxine
Sevnant
Eo Morrison
Clark
Wesley Hall
Maxine Dooner
Epworth
Lyndon Barringer
Young People's Forum
F. Bu. Morrison
Dakota
The
Methodist Church
Atlantic City
N.d
United Methodist Churches
Morrisom
Congregational
Edward W. Hale
R. Ll. Nardness
ME. Blystone
the .C.C.F
Rebekah Lodges Bwill
Lord
Eric Volkert
Young People’s Meeting
First Baptist Church
Alfed Trenerry
W. H. Bayles
BY. P
Oregon
Semon
Christian Endeavor
the Kingdom
Full Gospel Church
Third Street
David Olson
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Sixth Street
Ohio
Ill
Lauda
Wesleyan Methodist Church
4Th St. and
Oak
North
George A. Thomas
Presbyterian Church
H. Ketelle
Loftus H. Ward
Grace Episcopal Church
Thomas Muthore Pasor
Howard T. Shober
Trinity
Bam
Northwest Finance Company
B. A. Kiser
Mgr
National Bank
Fdr
Dickinson Appliance Store
Fullerton's
Gamble
Montgomery Ward & Co
Northwestern Public Service Company
Tarougt
Kentucky
Bourbon
Browe Gru Go
Sisux
Eilers
Eilers’ Furriers
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