Armistice Program Sunday at Methodist Church
A special Armistice program at the Methodist Church Sunday evening at 8 o'clock features choral and instrumental music directed by Byrne S. Griffith. Miss Ruth Wilcox, who has visited European battlefields, will speak about the Armistice signing. The program includes hymns, anthems, a violin duet, a triple quartet, and readings honoring World War I.
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Methodist Church
Sundy
Byrne S. Griffith
Ruth Wilcox
Europe
Rine Jn
Nuronian
Praycor
Qutingon
Duane SroithKatheryn
Jean Saylor
Amyricn the Beautiful
Woed
Alene Gibbs
Marlix Cumralns
Ruth Ann Vanderin
Hesrit Carlson Mary Whitney
Margaret Kuehn
Gandeth
Tyran Amieri¢a
PTA Meeting in Lincoln FTA Draws Large Crowd
Lincoln FTA members packed Lincoln School Monday evening for a well attended meeting. Dr C B Wilcox spoke on Can We Educate for Peace while pupils performed instrumental numbers including trumpet clarinet violin lute and violin. Delegates echoed state convention reports and a college group sang. The carnival received praise for both fun and finances with Mixe Gexee Kneebone earning highest attendance. The study club will meet next Wednesday.
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Lincoln F. T. A
Tincoln
C. B. Wilcox
C. J. Kapphahn
Bo Kelson
Allan van Voorhils
Billy Luby
Marie LaCraft
Iva Mas Meink
Ralph Myer
Flergiel Marquis
Bruce Packaert
A. G. Feid
V. Weir
Mixe Gexee
Luby
Lincoln County Sheriff Resigns. Deputy Appointed
Elam Nessa, Lincoln County sheriff for three years, resigned to take a post in California. County commissioners named Oscar Bkle as deputy to serve out the unexpired term of the sheriff.
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Tancoln Suerife
Canton
Elam Nessa
Lincoln County
Hay
Califgrain
Oscar Bkle
Depuy
Bhweif Casn
City Briefs From Minneapolis Trips And Local Notices
City briefs list Mrs S R Schuyler Mrs B E Loomis and Mrs W B Warren testing this morning for Minneapolis with Schuyler visiting her sons in Minneapolis and Chicago, Loomis and Warren returning soon. Other notices mention a newborn daughter to Mr and Mrs Carl Brock in Arizona Avenue Southwest, and various residents traveling to Stockton for a new home or to Chicago for business.
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S. R. Schuyler
W. .B. Warren
Minneapolis
L. Moar
Florence
Stockton
Cal
Moar
Turry
Fahrendort's
Carl Brock
Arizona Avenus
Fahrendart
Boulder
Colo
Kiel Bros, Inc
Si M. Hall
Vess
Aberdeen
Hall
Minnesota Notre
J. S. Colton
Feipke
Minmeng
Fleming
Cuddy
Dave van Praag
Nellie Grove
Dr George Youel T A Speaker At McKinley PTA
Dr George Youel addressed the McKinley PTA in October with Mrs Burl McFadden presiding. Community singing was led by Miss Geer and Mrs Erickson accompanied. Duane Smith introduced the McKinley School orchestra which performed three selections. Blake Patton spoke on Can We Educate for Peace and Dr Youel discussed Scouting and noted short courses for Scouts.
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George Youel
McKinley
Burl McFadden
Misa Geer
Erickson
Art Burger
Duane Smith
Blake Patton
Board of Education
George A. Youel
P T A Plans Eagle Scout Study and School Gathering
The article notes a push for studying to become an Eagle Scout and urges fathers to engage in Scouting to curb crime. It covers reports from delegates, the national president's message read by Mrs Erickson, and financials. It mentions the mille fund for needy children, rising membership, and two awards, including the Oak Leaf Honor Scroll, plus a preschool meet on Tuesday November 9 at 1:45. Lunch was provided by sixth grade mothers.
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P/T.A
Mitchell
Erickson
Mille Fund
McKinley P. T. A
Shanheltz
Miss Geer
Frank Ferguson
County Commissioners Tour County Farm In Session
Beadle County commissioners planned an inspection tour of the county farm during the November meeting. Since opening their November session Tuesday they have debated relief issues and a heavy load of routine regulatory business.
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Beadle County
Yale hosts Krupkas’ uncle Tolmans at first talkie outing
Mr and Mrs E F Krupka of Huron entertained their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs W Tolman of Yale at dinner then took them to the Huron Theater. The Tolmans, 74 and 75, marked their first movie seeing talkies, a notable event in Yale.
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YALE
E. F. Krupka
Huron
Frank Avenue
W. ©. Toman
Huron Theater
Mer
Mrs. Tolman
Plan Co-Ed Party At Huron College
Muriel Parrett, social chairman, announced a big co-ed party at Huron College on Friday, November 12, at the W. C. A. meeting. A panel discussion on marriage and divorce with townspeople was set for Wednesday evening, November 17, led by Mrs. Franke Eversall who urged reading Good Housekeeping articles and a college course on marriage. She titled the talk Bow To Be Happy Though Married and listed five cornerstones of a successful marriage: companionship adaptability consideration humor and loyalty and faith.
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Muriel Parrett
Sean Hetlinger
Franke Eversall
Good Housekeeping
Birg Eversall
Townspeople Help Buy Legs For Boy
Pittsfield Massachusetts reports 9 year old Bobby Biggart lost both legs after a freight train incident. Dalton townspeople saved paper match covers to fund artificial limbs. A match company declined to pay premiums but a community fund grew with contributions from police officials factory workers and the mayoral company. Bobby remains hopeful for walking again.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Bobby Biggart
Bobby
Dalton
Mator Company
Liebrecht Florists Host Public Flower Show Tomorrow
Liebrecht Florists at 331 Dakota Avenue South announce a public flower show opening tomorrow. Sponsors promise one of the most varied and extensive displays ever brought to Huron with Hollog 40 the cnbne to attend.
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Liebrechts
Liebrecht Florists
Cnbne
Dakota Avenue
South
Huron
Show to feature flowers from Tri-State Mower event
Liebrecht's show opens near Pesday and runs through Saturday featuring arrangements from the Aberdeen Tri-State Mower show with no admission charge.
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Aberdeen
Liebrecht
Near Pesday
Huron Man Claims First Deer of the Season
RAPID CITY March 7 Harry Devers a Huron railroad man today claims to have taken the first deer of the season after a hunting trip near Deerfield. He reported bagging a W point buck at 6 40 a m Monday about 40 minutes after the opening time. The buck weighed an estimated 200 pounds. He is accompanied by Mrs Lars Jensen and friends from Rapid City Harry Thoman from Huron and Ernest Gray and Davey Gray from Rapid City.
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Rapid City
Harry Devers
Huron
Deerfield
Devers
Lars Jensen
Harry Thoman
Ernest Gray
Davey Gray
Margins Revised by Montreal Stock Exchange
The Montreal Stock Exchange set new margin rules effective November 1. Stocks priced at $1 cannot be marginable, while those at $1 to $4 may be carried on a 40 percent margin. Stocks at or under $1 require 33 1/3 percent, and those at $4 or more need 30 percent margin.
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Montreal
Resst
Montreal Stock Exchange
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