Morning worship and revival services at local churches
Morning worship at 10 30 includes an organ program and children's sermon, with Bible school at noon and evening service at 8. The two churches announce a citywide religious service for high school graduates at the college auditorium, featuring Huron Gospel Tabernacle and Rev. Peppers with nightly revival sessions starting at 7 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Penny Said
Boron
O'Hara
Russell Henning
Bennett
Garrett
Becker
College
Sunday Masses and Church Services at multiple locales
A communal church notices page lists St Matthys and several other congregations with service times. St Matthys offers 1:30, 9, children's mass and 10:30 high mass, weekday 8 am mass, baptisms 2 pm Sunday, choir practice midweek. pastor Monsignor Desmond and assistant Father Brosnan. Other churches include First Church of Christ, Scientist at Fifth and Illinois, Reading Room hours, Church of Christ at Fifth and Wisconsin, American Lutheran with 10:30 am worship and choir, Stratton Army posts services, Bethel AME with 11 am service, Mt Calvary Lutheran with German and English services, Church of the Nature on Kansas, First Christian at Carver Seventh and Montana with 11 am sermon and fellowship, Grace Episcopal with 10:45 am Choral Eucharist, and First Methodist with 10:30 am worship and Bacalaureate involvement.
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Mt. Calvary Ey
Lutheran Church Missouri Synod
Dakota Ave
Lith St
Oelock
T. H. Joeckel
Grace Episcopal Church
Wallace Byister
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth
Huron High School
College Auditorium
First Baptist Church Sunday schedule announced
The church offers Sunday school at 10 o clock and morning service at 11 o clock with a sermon on Communion. There will be no evening service due to the high school baccalaureate at the college auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Harvey
Fred Dunn
Johnson Bible College
Kemberlin Heights
Tenn
Mboys
Yellow Grass
Sask
Canada
C.E
J. W. Kennedy
First Congregational Children’s Day Service June 1
First Congregational church observes Children’s Day with a 10 30 a m combined service. Cradle Roll gains twelve new members with ceremonies. Bartletts sing a duet. Pentecost 1300th anniversary service planned for June 8 inviting all within driving distance to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Bartlett
Ashford
Huron
Jesus
Paroche Congregational Church announces varied services and camp meeting
Paroche Congregational Church in Carpenter S D lists Sunday school times at 11 and 2, preaching at multiple locations, and evangelist L E Williams at Richland. It notes a church evening service cancellation this week to accommodate Woodland Inter Denominational Holiness Association Camp meeting May 28 to June 8 with Rev C W Ruth as speaker. Roy Cox, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavour
Valley
Pearl
Richland
L. E. . Williams
Pearl Church
Woodland Inter Denominational Holiness Association
Woodland
C. W. Ruth
Ruth
Roy Cox
Sheepmen Organize Wool Growers Body
McCook County sheepmen form the McCook County Wool Growers association with a five member board: R. A. Swanson, Dan Allard, Harry Collings, Frank Heumiker, and Robert Betkay. They plan to elect officers and coordinate plans for handling this year’s wool clip. Carl Nadasdy, manager of the Cooperatives Wool Growers of South Dakota, urged cooperative marketing as the logical path and the group aims to pool wool for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
McCook County
McCook County Wool Growers’ Association
R. A. Swanson
Dan Allard
Harry Collings
Frank Heumiker
Robert Betkay
Carl Nadasdy
Cooperative Wool Growers of
South Dakota
Big Circus Arrives in Huron With World Features
Robbins Bros Mammoth 4 ring circus rolls in June 7 on double length trains. A Frenchman shot from a cannon alive for 200 feet headlines the act. Buck Owens leads Hollywood company with horses. The show touts 1000 seats, 400 wild animals, 200 trained horses and a baby whale. Acts hail from Germany England France Argentina Japan China and more.
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Robbins Bros. Mammoth
Buck Owens
Hollywood
Holywood
California
Germany
England
France
Argentina
Japan
China
Pierre Indian School Graduates Thirty-One
Pierre May 30 Special The Pierre Indian school closed with 31 graduates two girls and eleven boys all completing the ninth grade. Officers are Narcisse Pratt president Charles Phillips vice president Ida Stranger Horse secretary. The class adopted We have crossed the bay the sea lies before us as motto. Governor Bulow addressed the graduates noting Dakota Indian lands and opportunities for future employment and subsistence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Bulow
Swing Out Held by UO Society at Vermillion May
The annual Senior Swing Out led by Mortar Board moved from Main Hall to the open air theatre at sundown on May 28. Seniors wore white ribbons, juniors red, sophomores yellow, and freshmen were at the front as the ceremony opened with Mildred Friese presiding. New Mortar Board members announced include Eva Nelson Elk Point Beth Williams Fedora Josephine Stewart Kimball Delma Smith Mitchell Genevieve Howe Deadwood and Louise Larson Alcester. Current Mortar Board members listed are Mildred Friese Ellen Nelson Ruth Avery Betty Frary Marie McCarter and Charlotte Cressey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uo” Society Vermillion
Ske
Mortar Board
University of South Dakota
Main Hall
Mildred Friese
Eva Nelson
Elk Point
Beth Williams
Helen ‘Blankenburg
Fedora
Josephine Stewart
Kimball
Delma Smith
Mitchell
Genevieve Howe
Deadwood
Louise Larson
Alcester
Wolsey
Ellen Nelson
Ruth Avery
Tilden
Neb
Betty Frary
Vermillion
Marie McCarter
Ipswich
Charlotte Cressey
Sioux Falls
Central S. D. Students Feted In State Annual
Brookings May 20 The Tack Rabbit state college annual edited by Gerald Laxson of Canton has been released and given to students. The Coughlin Campanile serves as the centerpiece of the volume. The book is dedicated to Carl Christgen head of the music department who finishes a quarter century on the college faculty. Honored students include Evelyn Kurth Clark William Henry Volga Ruth Spurling Pierre and Gordon Lyon Brookings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central S. D
Brookings
State College
Gerald Laxson
Canton
Coughlin
Carl Christgen
Evelyn Kurth
Clark
William Henry
Volga
Ruth Spurling
Pierre and
Gordon Lyon
Kelley Calls South Dakota Prison Among Best
Sioux Falls May 30 Thomas J Kelley Jr of St Louis said he had visited nearly every jail and penitentiary in the country and called the Booth Dusot penitentiary at Slome Polls one of the best he had ever seen, speaking as an authority on jail building for a national firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley
Sioux Falls
Thomas J. Kelley, Jr
St. Louis
Booth Dakots
South Dakota
Wessington Plans 10th Anniversary Celebration
Wessington Lions club arranges events for the towns 10th anniversary on June 11 featuring ball games races motion pictures and community activities. The article notes the 1880 arrival of C and N W rails at the site that became Wessington and describes plans for a fitting celebration with local participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington
Lions Club of
Yankton College to graduate largest senior class
Yankton college will hold commencement exercises from June 8 to 11 and graduate the largest class in its history. Fifty-four seniors receive bachelor of arts degrees and 26 normal diplomas. Notable graduates include Gladys Green Hetland Dorothy Peck Willow Lake Lettie Thompson Gann Valley Bernard Valdez Frankfort Catherine Roberts Creshard Genevieve Albright Carthage Alene Rasmussen Ruth Samuel Pierre Maxine Smith Pierre.
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Yankton College
Yankton
Nash
Gladys Green
Hetland
Dorothy Peck
Willow Lake
Lettie Thompson
Gann Valley
Bernard Valdez
Madison Accepts Bids For City Improvements
Madison City Commission let contracts totaling 44 000 for storm sewer and paving work. C L Breedlove won the sewer bid at 3532 50 to connect Second Street Northwest Center Street and several avenues. Plymouth Clay Products bid 1825 00 for sewer tile. Booth and Olson of Sioux City topped the paving bids at 3505 00 with graded per cubic yard, curb and gutter at 75c, paving prices 189 per square yard with crushed granite or 130 per yard with Lake Madison gravel.
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Madison
City Commission
C. L. Breedlove
Second Street
Center Street
Blanche Ave
Union Ave
First North West
Liberty Ave
West Avenue
Breedlove
Plymouth Clay Products Company
Ft. Dodge, Ta
Egon Avenue
Booth and Olson Company
Sioux City
Lake Madison
Sioux Falls Janitor Langley Charged With Grand Larceny
Andrew Langley of 1429 North Dakota Ave is jailed on grand larceny charges over alleged theft of merchandise from Fantle Bros Inc where he worked as janitor and engineer. A juvenile helper questioned, case postponed pending judge's return from Minneapolis. Harley Glaus reports no campaign expenses for May primary in Brule county. Campaign note highlights unusual self-funded by Elsie Olson and party dynamics. Camp attendance listed for several counties across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Andrew Langley
North Dakota Ave
Fantle Bros., Inc
Langley
John H.johnson
Fantle State
Lewis Larson
Minneapolis
Glaus
Pierre
Harley Glaus
Lith
Brule County
Elsie Olson
Bijou Hills
Small Demand Lowers Prices in Cattle Market
Brookings dispatch reports that a May issue from South Dakota Farm Outlook says declining consumer demand, not supply, drove cattle price drops. Prices dip below 1929 and 1928 levels, with some butcher cattle near 1927, and expectations point to stronger demand and more fed cattle sales in two to three months. High quality cattle can be carried over for late summer and fall, but only well-finished stock will fetch top prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
South Dakota
Extension Service
Farm Economics Department
Agricultural Statistician
South Dakota State College
State College
Bensin To Inspect State Agro nomy Plots At SDSC
Basil M. Bensin of the Czechoslovak agricultural association will arrive at South Dakota State College June 5 to inspect the college agronomy experimental plots. He will give an illustrated lecture at 8 p.m. on agricultural conditions in Europe and his work in agroecology. He was involved in organizing seed and machinery imports before the Russian revolution and later for Slavonic cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
England
America
Czechoslovakia
Slavonic Chamber
Lecture on Central European Agriculture by Russian Expert
A noted specialist in agricultural science will lecture on corn culture and agricultural conditions in central Europe. He will illustrate with slides and charts and share firsthand insights from his time in Russia during the revolution and current developments in that region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Association
Europe
Russia
Lockwood On Program At Legion Convention
SIOUX FALLS May 3 announcement was made that Charles W. Lockwood will appear on the program at the Legion convention. The report notes his planned address and related schedule details.
Local speaker Lockwood to headline Sioux Falls Legion event
The Last member of the Fast Me club from Chamberlain will appear on the program at 11 as the state Legion convention convenes in Sioux Falls July 14 and 15. Afterward he travels to Stillwater to drink a ceremonial wine bottle for the club’s last member. A reunion for the First Minnesota Infantile veterans will follow in St. Paul on July 15, with Frank McCormick and L. W. Morrison leading the local speakers committee and arranging the appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Chamberlain
State Legion
Sioux Falls
Lockwood
Stillwater
Mion
Minusta Infant
St. Pau
Frank MrCormick
L. W. Morrison
Imander
Mr. Lockwood
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First Presbyterian Church
Armen
H. Ketelle
Huron Gospel Tabernaclea
Evang. F. Peppers
Peppers
Guy E. Rake
6Th St. N. BE
St. Matthys Cathollc Church
Monsignor Desmond
Father Brosnan
Fist Church of Christ
Comer Firth
Illinois
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Church of Christ Corner
Fifth and
Wisconsin Sts
American Lutheran Church
Lutheran Church Choir
Ida Iverfon
Iver Jon
Bvorak
Hazel Warren
S. D. Disrud
Stratton Army ML
Legion
D. Jones
J. A. Bradford
Church of the Nature
Kansas Avenue
H. J. Wesseling
First Christian Church
Carver
Montana
Achegl Ateran
Pardanelles
First Baptist Church
Cavour Methodist Church
Big Circus
Jamison
Ohio Penitentiary
Pierre Nb
Indian School Club
Sully
Hughes
Stanley
Jones
Mjallatte
Jackson
Tripp
Buffalo
Haakon
Lyman
Dewsy
Potter Counties
State’ Farm Magazine
C. Penney's
J.C. Penney Co, Dexter Bldg
Huron, S. D
Gomer
Kansas Ave
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