Work Starts On Federal Highway No 14 Upgrade
Concrete paving on Federal Highway No 14 west of Huron begins with Bert O Rourke crews, detours via Ninth Street and Nineteen Mile Road, motor patrols to maintain roads, paving by Jensen Paving Co starting June 1, route petitions and deadlines noted, pavement to be finished by September 1. Names include Henry M. Pierce, Bert O Rourke, Jensen Paving, and locations Huron Wolsey Redfield Aberdeen Hitchcock Indiana Avenue Third Street.
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Huron
Bert O'Rourke
Aberdeen
Ninth Street
Henry M. Pierce
Ninteen Mile
Nineteen Mile Road
Wolsey
Redfield
Hitchcock
Jensen Paving Company
Rapid City
Here
Great Northern Tracks
Good Roads Division
Ynion Chamber of Commerce
Indiana Avenue
Third Street
Huron C C Women Plan Summer Golf Tourney
The Huron Country Club women will host a 12 30 picnic at the clubhouse Thursday. Mrs George McKeon says the meeting will form committees and outline a women’s golf tournament program for the summer. Attendees should bring their own lunches and will play a blind bogey tournament after lunch with a prize to be awarded.
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Huron C. C
Huron Country Club
George McKeon
Hartland Pupils Tour Huron Industrial Sites
Twenty two Hartland township school No 4 pupils toured Hartland’s neighbor city yesterday. Guided by teacher Mrs Esther Wieland the group spent the day visiting industrial sites with some parents in attendance. They had a picnic lunch at the Fair Grounds during noon hour.
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Hartland
Hartland Township School No. 4
Huron
Esther Wieland
Fair Grounds
Weekly Air Program By Vets On Tonight
The Sydney E. Morrison Post No. 79 Spanish War Veterans host a weekly radio broadcast tonight on KGDY at seven. Members of the American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars and other patriotic groups join the Spanish War Veterans for this program with vocal numbers by Mrs A W Hopkins and sisters Marie and Marjorie Remster. Mrs E K Coshun Huron police matron will discuss child welfare.
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Vets
Sydney E. Morrison
KGDY
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
A. W. Hopkins
Marie
Marjorie Remster
E. K. Coshun
Huron ‘Police
Tighten Rules For Hills Summer Homes
Deadwood May 13 The Black Hills forest will ban tar paper box perched and wood summer homes. Theodore Krueger forest supervisor says new rules aim to improve forest appearance and reduce fire hazards. Existing homes will not be molested.
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Deadwood
Black Hills Forest
Theodore Krueger
Krueger
Radio Features Tie Best IX Radioland
New York May 19. A Salvation Army fund drive radio show in Madison Square Garden will be co hosted by A. E. Smith former New York governor and Mayor James J Walker. The three ring program with about a thousand artists from NBC will feature Amos n Andy Seth Parker Rudy Vallee and others.
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New York
Salvation Army
A. E. Smith
New York State
James J. Walker
National Broadcasting Company
Amos 'N' Andy
Seth Parker
Rudy Vallee
Madison Square Garden
Auxiliary Plans To Broadcast Programs In May
The American Legion auxiliary arranged monthly radio broadcasts across five South Dakota stations. Ruth Patterson of Dante announced the plan with program supervisors at each station. May features include the poppy Sale on May 23 to fund welfare and relief. Key speakers include state officers Amy Anderson, Carol Lockhart, Vera Flanagan, Pauline Crawford, and Marie Hoch.
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DANTE
The
American Legion Auxiliary
South Dakota
Ruth Patterson
Lottie Bilger
Yankton
WNAX
Florence Bannister
Watertown
KGCR
Heth Coffey
Sioux Falls
KSOD
Olive Patterson
Huron
KGDY
Homer Meyers
Pierre
KGFX
KSCO
Amy Anderson
Aberdeen
State Auxiliary
Carol Lockhart
State Legion
Vera Flanagan
Pauline Crawford
Marie Hoch
Blunt Tuesday Club Ends Work For Year
Blunt Tuesday club closes its year with a pool home meeting. Program includes review of Let Us Be Gay by Bessie House, paper Belle Fourche by Tia Van Schaick, club singing, readings by Matie Eckert, and a book review The Great Meadow by Florence Beeves. Refreshments served.
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Blunt
Bessie House
Belle Fourche
Tia van Schaick
Jed
Gertrude Pigney
Great Meadow
Florence Bee
Matie Eckert
Bank debits rise in Huron among SD cities in April
The Federal Reserve report shows Huron, Lead, and Milbank as the only three of 14 South Dakota cities with increased bank debits in April. Huron deposits totaled 5.416 million, up from 5.383 million a year earlier, with Huron second statewide behind Sioux Falls in April. Nationwide, debits fell 28 percent from 1930 levels across the Ninth Federal Reserve district.
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Huron
South Dakota
Federal Reserve Bank of
Lead
Milbank
Aberdeen
Rapid City
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Ninth
Federal Reserve District
North
Minnesota
Montana
Wisconsin
Michigan
Federal Reserve Baok
Northwest
Aberdeen Oe
Bank
Building Permits Rise in Hur as April Totals Lead
Hur shows a sharp rise in building activity with permits totaling 54 150 in April, more than double March’s 22 120 as per S W Strang and Company survey. Aber deen Mitchell and Sioux Falls saw permit declines, while April’s year over year gap narrows by 10 030.
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Huron
S. W. Strang and Company
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Education at Sturgis GraduationDelivered by Dr James
President James of the University of South Dakota addressed Sturgis high school grads on May 19. He traced Dakota education from pioneer sacrifice to a 1931 salary cut crisis, warning rates below other states push top teachers away. He called 1931 the darkest period in South Dakota education history.
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James
Grads Sturgis
Sturgis
Hernan G. James
University of South
Daferriis
Strugkon
New Land
South Dakota
Loyal Tool Service opens Yankton offices
Iowa company opens a Yankton branch with ten salesmen under L. L. Youngstrom in charge. The Dubuque firm manufactures and sells direct to consumers tools and supplies for mechanics farmers and creameries. Youngstrom cites Yankton’s physical commercial advantages for the new headquarters.
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Iowa
Yankton Xankton
Yankton
Loyal Tool Service Co
Dubuque
L. Youngstrom
Loyal Company
Youngstrom
Traditional June breakfast aids Geneva trip
May 13 reports the D. W. A. cafeteria hosts a traditional June breakfast on commencement day. The breakfast funds support girls wishing to travel to Geneva, aided by the D. W. C. A. which allows borrowing from the breakfast funds set aside for the trip.
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Mitchell
D. W
Geneva
Lake Preston Class Hears Annual Sermon
Lake Preston May 19 Special The baccalaureate services for the Lake Preston high school graduating class were held Sunday evening in the high school auditorium at 8 o clock. Rev. R H Evans of Lake Preston delivered the address. A large chorus from Lutheran Methodist and Congregational churches provided music under Mrs H Whipsley with Mrs Walter Maton at the piano.
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Lake Preston
Lake Preston High School
R. H. Evans
H. Whipsley
Walter Mat~ Aon
Pupils At Highmore Get Special Honors
Friday afternoon was given to awarding special honors for excellence in athletics and academics. Letters and numerals in athletics, honor certificates, and physical education badges were presented. Three trophies for basketball, intermural basketball, and junior high track were awarded. Basketball letters went to George Evenson LeRoy Hamlin Clinton DeWolf Bernard Cunningham Donald Gibbs Wilmer Brown Lewis Sharpe. Basketball numerals awarded to Jack O'Rielly Alan Barber John Quirk Bruce Taylor.
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Highmore
George Evenson
LeRoy Hamlin
Clinton DeWolf
Bernard Cunningham
Donald Gibbs
Wilmer Brown
Lewis Sharpe
Jack O'Rielly
Alan Barber
John Quirk
Bruce Taylor
School honors and scholar awards announced
Merrill Van Camp and Tom Drew lead track letters. Junior high letters go to Adolph Leffler and others. Frances Harter receives silver medal for first in bookkeeping in district. Citizenship awards go to Donald Robinson and Opal Hanson. Highest scholarship honors go to Bruce Taylor and Margaret Noel. Opal Hanson is valedictorian and Ted Lee salutatorian.
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Merrill van Camp
Tom Drew
Bruce Taylor
Eugene Berreth
Maynard Haverly
Clinton de Wolf
Donald Gibbs
LeRoy Hamlin
Ronald Robinson
Adolph Leffler
Wesley Newell
Bert Mitchell
Billy LaCroix
Harry Frier
Leland Tompkins
Lloyd Lindstrom
Eugene Bloomenrader
Royal Dunlap
Frances Harter
Mose
Donald Robinson
Opal Hanson
Margaret Noel
Ted Lee
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Warner Bros. New Modern Comedy
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