Urgent Plea For Red Cross Aid In Huron Roll Call
Mrs. C A Lafferty chairs the local Red Cross chapter as John Barton Payne in Washington urges swift support. The telegram warns of serious demands this winter and calls for earnest devotion to meet them with a focus on enrolling $1 members for wide public support. Roll call runs November 17 with HQ at George C Hunt's Plumbing shop on Wisconsin Avenue.
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C. A. Lafferty
Arcadic
The
American En Cross
John Barton Payne
National Organization
Washington
Red Cross
R. A. Shenard
South Dakota
St. Louis
John P. Sauer
Huron
George C. Hunt
Wisconsin Avenude
Weather Outlook for Huron Area With Unsettled Forecast
Unsettled tonight and Thursday with possible rain. Temperatures show little change. South Dakota will be partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with possible rain in extreme west. Minnesota also partly cloudy with some cooling tonight and Thursday. Sunrise 7 24 a m Sunset 5 10 p m.
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Huron
South Dakota
Minnesota
South Dakota Road Report Across Cities
Road conditions largely good with clear or partly cloudy skies. Yankton Mitchell Watertown Sioux Falls Brookings Aberdeen Huron Rapid City report mild temps, no precipitation noted, with roads described as good in most zones and conditions varying from clear to cloudy.
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Yankton
Mitchell
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Brookings
Aberdeen
Huron
Rapid City
Canning Troop 30 Receives Charter at Banquet
The charter for Boy Scout troop 50 sponsored by Canning Consolidated school was presented at a Friday banquet on November 7 at the high school. Scoutmaster Ray O. Dooden and committee members Roy L. Swenson, Wilbur Koelmer, and John W. Buck led the event with talks by Miss Dorothy Felix and others.
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Canning Troop 30
Boy Scout Troop 50
Canning Consolidated School
John W. Buck
Dorothy Felix
Ray Doeden
W. C. Koelmer
P. E. Forney
Fred .C. Eggers
Areca Scout
Ray O. Dooden
Roy L. Swenson
Wilbur C. Koelmer
Tasker Bliss
Roger DuBois
Jimmy Forney
John Forney
Pierre Troop Wins First Scout Rally
Pierre Boy Scouts Troop si won first place at a Saturday outdoor rally with 46 points. Troop No. 4 was second with 37 points and Troop 27 third. Troop No. 31 swept several contests including inspection and relay, tied with Troop 49 for Scouts pace, while No. 49 excelled in tug of war and oral quiz. Troop 31 is sponsored by the M. E. Church. Cyril Van Hise leads. Troop 40 is sponsored by the Baptist church. Allen Darner leads. Kiwanis backs Troop 27 with Be Mitchill as scoutmaster.
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M. E.church
Pierre
Cyril van Hise
L. A. Carper
Baptist Church
Allen Darner
Kiwanis Club
Be J. Mitchill
Kenneth Grebing
Girl Scouts Turn Waste to Christmas Gifts Displayed
At the Eastern States exposition in Springfield Maia the Girl Scouts showcased ingenious toys and useful articles made from salvaged odds and ends such as mater ial, boxes, and old stockings. They painted stitched and cut items to prove their slogan that wit and work turn waste into worth. The display featured dolls from stockings and cradles fashioned from oatmeal boxes.
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Girl Scouts
Springfield
Maia
Dolis
Crafty booths display tin boxes and bottle crafts
A vivid description of a booth exhibits clever items such as tin tobacco boxes repurposed as first aid kits, lamps made from empty bottles, and milk bottle top candy containers with tissue paper wrapping. Nut containers, pipe cleaner decorations, and wooden spool toys sit alongside garlanded jumping jacks and edible garlands of grocery store star spaghetti jewelry.
Brookings to Host Leaders Institute at Junior School Course
Local club leaders attending the seventh annual Junior School course in Brookings from December 27 to 31 will share a special program segment. H. M. Jones announces a dedicated readers institute with round table discussions demonstrations and meetings. Recog nition will go to leaders with four or more years of service. Recreation emphasis noted to bolster member interest.
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Brookings
H. M. Jones
Sunshine 4 H Girls Hold First Meeting At Leader Home
The Sunshine 4 H Canning and Sewing club held its first meeting at the home of Mrs. Jas Linafelter on Saturday November 8. Ethel Lund, the club reporter, notes new officers were elected.
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Sunshine 4-H
Jas. Linafelter
Ethel Lund
Fraternity Girls Plan Next Sewing Meeting at Skinner Home
Members of the group continued a sewing project begun earlier in the month tracing patterns for Christmas gifts. After the session Rozella Linafelter served refreshments. The next meeting was scheduled at the home of Bessie Skinner.
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Rozella Linafelter
Bessie Skinner
Iroquois Teachers To Attend S D E A Meet
The board of education grants the entire faculty leave of absence Thanksgiving week to attend the South Dakota Education Association convention at Sioux Falls. Five high school teachers including the superintendent and four in the grades will be absent, aiming to meet state teachers and hear Captain Byrd and other speakers on the program.
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S.D.E.A
Board of Education
State Association
South Dakota Educational Association
Sioux Falls
Byrd
Trio of Yankton students form radio singing group
Three Yankton college students Paul Muilenberg of Beresford Walden Lee of Philip and Blake Wyman of Yankton have formed a male trio. They sing regularly on the local radio station as members of the Yankton college men's glee club and perform three to five days a week.
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Yankton
Yankton College
Paul Muilenberg
Beresford
Walden Lee
Philip
Blake Wyman
Yankton College Men’s Glee Club
State College Sends Two To Conference
Two representatives from South Dakota State College A E Anderson director of the Extension service and Miss Edith M Pierson dean of home economics will attend the White House conference on Child Health and Protection in Washington D C November 19 to 22 The program opens November 19 with a speech by President Hoover broadcast over the National Broadcasting chain from KSTP and WOW and the Columbia chain from WNAX and WCCO A radio talk by Ray Lyman Wilbur secretary of the interior will close the conference at 145 a m CST November 22 broadcast as part of the National Farm and Home hour over WOW and KFAB
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State College
Brookings
South Dakota State College
A. E. Anderson
Edith M. Pierson
White House
Washington, D. C
Pelock
Hoover
National Broadcasting Chain
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron Bond Issuance Authorized
As a result of Tuesday's election the city commissioners of Huron are authorized to issue bonds totaling 40009 dollars for the construction of a new project. The measure reflects voter approval and outlines the funding plan and anticipated impact on city infrastructure.
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Huron
City Commissioners of
Election Results and Local Travel Notes From Huron
A Huron report lists election tallies with 1264 total votes cast on the issue and a 540 vote majority. It notes residents and visitors including Mrs. Frank Summerside en route to Pierre, J C Delacey and wife heading to Minneapolis, J T Curry returning from Chicago, Daisy Stouch visiting from Greencastle Indiana, and Wilber B Joyce traveling to watch the Minnesota Wisconsin game. Local race results show Alva E. Taylor 2002 for Ninth district judge, George Wright 1669 for state senator, Charles 5 1 May 1323 for state representative, Harry C Teets 1645 and Daniel P Wharton 147, C A Kelley 1756 for county judge, J Ohlwine 1268, Asher F Pay 2074 for clerk of courts, and E C Aker for county auditor.
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Huron
Frank Summerside
Pierre
J.C. Delacey
Minneapolis
J. T. Curry
Chicago
Daisy Stouch
Cavour
Grace Gibbs
Miss Stouch
Greencastle
Ind
South Dakota
Wilber B. Joyce
Ninth District
Alva E. Taylor
George Wright
Charles 5
Harry C. Teets
Daniel P. Wharton
C. A. Kelley
J. Ohlwine
Asher F. Pay
E. C. Aker
Local Officials List With Names And Roles
Germany has increased import duties on wheat speltz and fow. The data enumerates county officers such as treasurer register of deeds sheriff and superintendent of schools with names including N. H. Mahowald L. H. Jones W. A. Ritsch lag A. B. Hutch inson Burton Culver J. R. Hinman C. R. Puntley Richard Talboy Ly man T. Hinckley Fred L. Shaw J. C. Hatfield Ernest Engebos Carl Acker Herman Weir Charles Hotaling Engel Anderson and others in a historic roster of local officials.
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N. H. Mahowald
L. H. Jones
W. A. Ritschlag
A. B. Hutchinson
Burton Culver
J. R. Hinman
C. R. Puntley
Richard Talboy
Lyman T. Hinckley
Fred L. Shaw
J. C. Hatfield
Ernest Engebos
Carl Acker
Herman Weir
Constable
Charles Hotaling
Engel Anderson
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