Armistice Day Plans Form At Huron Legion Post
Legion plans for Armistice Day observance in November were discussed at a November meeting of the Huron American Legion post. Commander Les McDermott described a parade forming at J. W. Campbell Park and a Theatre program featuring a patriotic talk to be announced. Open house for ex-service members and a winter clubroom renovation were approved. The group also discussed school zone duty participation and the annual banquet for ex service men and business leaders. Entertainment included a livestock loss prevention demonstration by 4 H club members Alan Ovitt and Harlan Olson. Lunch was served.
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Wation
Huron Legionnaires
South Dakota
Stoic Arument of Justice
Fis Dermat
Hiyon Exe
John Mereas
Shairmatt
Black Hills
Seattle County
Alan Oviitt
Harlan Ol
Residents Urged To Sign Mandate To End War In Nationwide Drive
Residents of Huron are urged to join a state and national effort to end war by signing and submitting blank Mandate forms. Led by Mirs C Truax and Mabel Veron, the push seeks five to one million signatures for a national plea to governments to disarm, pursue peaceful settlements, and convene international talks for disarmament and economic stability.
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Mirs.c
Truax
Mabel Veron
Washington, D. C
United States
Latin America
Cis
Troax
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Highlights and Local Scenes
Twenty years ago in Huron Mrs Join Chestnut returned from Yankton where she visited relatives. Prof and Mrs Monta Beach of Houston Texas visit Mrs Beach's brother Fred R Rice. They sold a Houston dancing auditorium and will move to Tucson Arizona. RH Brown and AJ Jamison visited from Sioux Falls. Gaskel and McVitty’s The Other Man’s Wife drew crowds at the Grand Theatre. Miss Ann Hamilton starred as Vara Hampton. Huron Literary Society to meet at 2:30 PM with a debate on women’s suffrage. Musical numbers planned by Irene Deming Ethelyn Medbery and Verne Bonesteel. Clark High football team boasted a 56 to 0 win over Huron with a strong lineup. Referee Shocks and Umpire Ausman officiated.
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Join Chestnut
Yankton
Prof
Monta Beach
Houston
Texas
McVitty
Victor E. Lambert
Huron
Ann
Hamilton
Vara Hampton
Huron Literary Society
United States
Gladys Hopper
Glatha Willard
Frederic Pfeffer
Lenita Ackernign
John Parry
Edward Fore
Irene Deming
Ethelyn Medbery
Verne Bonesteel
Clark
Saurday
Matson
Graves
Ravel
Joseph
Manwurring
Coop
Voss
Gascoigne
C. Reilly
J. Reilly
Shocks
Ausman
Schools Observe Education Week in Huron Schools
American Education Week will be observed in Huron schools Monday and Tuesday with cooperation from the Huron chamber of commerce. The high school will host an evening session on Monday November 9 featuring class periods of 20 minutes with five minutes for changes. Parents are invited to attend and will hear talks by O Dit Dunbar and Superintendent A J Lang on the pupil social life and curriculum.
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Weul
A. J. Lang
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Jun High
Daity
Toowaay
Lang
O. Dit Dunbar
Educators Attend S D E A Meeting in Rapid City
Huron city school system and Huron College faculty will represent at the fifty fourth annual South Dakota Education Association convention in Rapid City November 22 23. Opening address will be by Dr Frank Everson of Huron College with talks on orientation programs and retirement prospects for South Dakota teachers.
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Huron
Huron College
Rapid City
Frank Everson
Huron Colle
College Department of Education
Co. D. Dunbar
AL Trevor
Plante
Banitatong
South Dakota
George Bell
Junejor
Provedgnel
Davis
A. J. Lang
Kathreen Jarard
EH. G. Tite
Keron College
Presbyterian Church
Dr. Eversull
Beadle County Pheasant Hunters Praised by Justice of Peace
Justice A L Kinkaid of Beadle County praises pheasant hunters as models of lawfulness this season. Only two hunting violations were recorded, one in the first half and a minor breach in the present half. The praise extended to out of state visitors and local sportsmen, with Game Warden Frank Curtis commended for vigilant enforcement.
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Beadle County
A. L. Kinkaid
Jaen Justion of the Peace
Justice Kinkaid
South Dakota
Frad Curtis
The Peoples Mandate to End War We Demand Peace
A historical plea calling for a Kellogg Briand Pact to stop war, halt armament growth, and pursue world disarmament through peaceful conflict settlement. It advocates securing a 3 World Treaty and global agreements recognizing interdependence, with wide signatures and a Pan American Peace Conference.
Kingsbury County May Declam Plan District Contest Set
District No 14 officers met at Lake Preston to plan for the year and set the district declamatory contest for November 13. The district includes Oldham Heljend Erwin De Smet Iroquoi Ban eso Carthage Howard Fedora and Lake Preston with C tevin Krumm A A Coulson and B B Shaw as officers.
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Lake Preston
Specia
Oldham
Heljend
Erwin
de Smet
Iroquoi
Baneso
Carthage
Howard
Fedora
C. Tevin
Krumm
Iroquois
A. A. Coulson
B. B. Shaw
Tho Committee
Robins Girls Play Hostess to Sixteen
Wellington notes special social event as Misses Jane Ann and Mary Janacy host a gathering for sixteen guests.
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Robins
Wellington
Jane Ann
Mary
Janacy
Halloween Party Hosts Invite Robins as Guests
Robins hosted a Halloween party with sixteen guests in costume. The group enjoyed games and stunts while refreshments circulated at small, attractively decorated tables.
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Robins
Wayland Aid Meeting Postponed Due to Snow
Wayland Aid Society meeting delayed because of severe Monday snowstorm making roads impassable. was to be at Florence Brown home.
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Wayland Aid
Wayland
Ovsing
Wayand Aid Society
Florence Brown
Nebraska Pioneer Richards Dies in Scottsbluff
Nicholas Richards an 8% pioneer of western Nebraska and former Black Hills miner died at his daughter's home here. He homesteaded east of Dalton in 1886 and was aged octogenarian.
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Nebraska
Scottsbluff
Neb
Nicholas Richards
Black Hills
South Dakota
Henry Soharten
Dalton
Thanksgiving Menu Contest Prize Prompted By Hints
This week a recipe contest asks for a Thanksgiving menu with unusual dishes. First prize is $1 and second place 50 cents, with entries due at the Evening Herald office before 5 p.m. next Wednesday. Readable fragments describe hors d oeuvres such as pistachio cheese balls, emerald cheese cubes rolled in parsley, dried beef cheese rolls, roquefort and cream cheese spread on potato chips, offering guidance but not complete recipes.
Edible Hors d oeuvres Guide Mixed with Cream Cheese and Ham
A fragmented recipe page outlines hot dried beef rolls with cream cheese horseradish and parsley, tongue appetizers cut with a crescent cutter, mayonnaise on bread with ham, liver sausage celery bites, and bacon wrapped olives. Also includes a grapefruit centerpiece with toothpicks and broiled tiny sausages and pickled onions.
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Reye
Anniversary fete marks Hein couple's eighth year
About 50 guests joined in a luncheon at the Ernest Hein home to celebrate the eighth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Harry Hein. Supper was served early in the evening and Progressive cards were played the rest of the time.
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Ernest Hein
Harry Hein
Bazaar success caps Wessington Aid Society event
Wessington Division No 1 of the Union Aid Society held a successful bazaar at the old bank building recently. Various local residents were noted in passing as visitors and travelers including Frank Bell who went to Maton Illinois and will return with Mrs Bell. Mr and Mrs Frank Kearney left for Rockford to rent a cabin and spend time in the Black Hills where Mr Kearney will hunt deer. Mrs Ingwersen of Rapid City was visiting Wessington over the weekend. Miss Beulah Alger, in nurses training at Mitchell, visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Kruse. D Filch is now owner of the Wessington Implement Co with Hoyt Nicholas as former partner. W C A girls held a party at the school house recently. Plans were
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Wessington
Union Aid Society
Frank Bell
Maton
Mitchell
Charles Kruse
Townsend Women To Meet Monday
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Townsend Club No 1 will meet Monday November 9 at 2 30 in the afternoon at the home of Mrs John Melvin Avenue Southeast. The meeting, planned for November 3, was postponed due to a fire at the K P Building in Lis ton. Guests will bring doughnuts and coffee and will visit during the evening.
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Townsend Club
John Melvin
ZTE
Fay
Sylvester Whalen
Siemings
Dora
K. P
Liston
Harty Sw Weil
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