Benefit Movies Help Huron Relief Effort Sets New Record
Net proceeds around 650 from charity motion picture day in Huron boosted by packed Huron and Bijou theatres. All funds went to the social welfare committee of the Huron Elks lodge for unemployment relief with surplus to Associated Charities and Salvations. Chairman Clyde R. Smith praised local theatres and thanked Byron McElligott. Isla Benedict played organ music before shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Hurot Elks Lodge
Lodge
Clyde R. Smith
Associated Charities and Salvations
Smith
Huron Publix Theatres
Byron McElligott
Huron Theatres
Outlook for Furniture Industry Recovery Shifts
Clarence Dexter reports that furniture makers and dealers have weathered the downturn and face a cautious two year reconstruction toward 1929 levels. Price increases begun in November signal a rebirth of demand, with aggressive advertising and cost cuts under way, and growing cash sales in many markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Dexter
Grand Rapids
Real Estate Transfers in Beadle County Notices
Warranty deeds recorded by Beadle County Abstract detail transfers including Carl Gradert to John H Gradert in Wolsey SE quadrant 73 10 63 and Augusta Weiland and others to John H Gradert in Wolsey 21 110 53. Mina Dahlgren transfers to Wai Fox in Huron lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County Abstract and Title Co
Carl Gradert
John H. Gradert
Wolsey
Augusta Weiland
Mina Dahlgren
Wai. Fox
Huron
Lote
Dehigrens Replat and Transfers in Huron Real Estate
Multiple property transfers in Huron including Dehigrens Replat of SE 1-4 NE 1-4 11-110-42 and Elizabeth Hofer to Jerry H. Pullman. Transactions involve Summer 8 Harris, Bern Barris, Sumner Harris, J A Conner and others with parcels in Athletic Park and Sterling additions. Consideration mostly $1 or nominal sums.
Waivers Must Be Signed On Loans In South Dakota
GRAND FORK, N. D. Nov. 20 Walter F. Elif, head of the seed loan office, said data on drought relief loan numbers and amounts for South Dakota will be released once money draining is completed. Farmers in 47 counties must file by December 1. Existing mortgage holders must sign waiver agreements, as some rules permit second mortgages. County commissioners are urged to properly check papers before sending them to Grand Forks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Fork
N. D
Walter F. Elif
Department of Agriculture
South Dakota
Blitt
Mr. Elis
Elif
Elf
Grand Forks
Drilling Delayed at Camp Crook Gas Well
BELLE FOURCHE Nov 20 Drilling at the Camp Crook gas structure halted today due to bad weather and a company failing to secure leases from Artesian Webster and Ver feduerowners. Drilling will resume in spring. J B Voorhees geologist denied a local paper claim that there is no gas in evidence and said the Camp Crook well is a commercial gas producer with helium tests planned at the School of Mines this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Crook
Belle Fourche
Artesian
Webster and Ver
Feduces
J. B. Voorhees
Voorhees
Kidnapping Victim Released After $10,000 Payment
Des Moines reports Allie Kid die, a cigar store operator, was released after Clint Petty delivered $10,000 to abductors. Kidnapers abducted him a week earlier. he was dumped from a moving car in a residential district. Kid die was blinded in the six days of captivity and warned to stay silent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
New
Allie Kiddie
Clint Petty
Petty
Kiddie
Kidie
Radio Killer Is Found Guilty Of Manslaughter
In Taylorville Illinois Albert Bores was convicted of manslaughter for shooting Bernard Grisehy last May after Grisehy demanded the radio be turned off. A jury in Judge Franklin R Doyle’s court sentenced Bores to one to 14 years. Bores testified Grisehy had threatened him over loud late night radio playing and feared the threats would be carried out during the heated argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylorville
Ill
Albert Bores
Bernard Grisehy
Griseby
Franklin R. Doyle
Bores
Grisgby
Messiah Casts Off His Mantle in Defection From Theosophy
Jeddu Krishnamurti, once hailed as the reincarnation of Christ, declares he rejects the messianic role and the Theosophical robes. He returns Castle Eerde and possessions to his former guardians, plans to preach a personal creed in Ojai, and states he is no longer the Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Jeddu Krishnamurti
Annie Besant
Messish
Los Angeles Examiner
International Theosophist Organization
Krishnamurti
Eerde
Orimen
Holland
Ojai
Cal
Ojal
Winkler Alibi Substantiated by Crime Probe
CHICAGO November 21 P Alexander G Jamie head of the secret six crime prevention committee said Gus Winkler’s claim to be in Buffalo on the day of the Lincoln Nebraska bank robbery was supported by evidence from Sgt Roy Steffens and Max Towle. Handwriting experts were checking a Buffalo hotel register from September 17, 1931, and witnesses’ statements placed Winkler in the eastern city that day. Winkler has professed innocence and offered to repay stolen bonds with his own funds if freed. Towle declined the offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winkler
Chicago
Alexander G. Jamie
Secret Six
Gus Winkler
Buffalo
Lincoln
Neb
Roy Steffens
Max Towle
Jarale
Steffens
Towle
Towie
Sanborn Court to Convene in Woonsocket Next Week
Sanborn county circuit court will convene here Tuesday, November 24, with Judge B C Bekewell of Plankinton presiding. An unusually light docket, one that will require but a few days to clean up, has been outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanborn Court
Woonsocket, Hoy
Sanborn County Circuit Court
Tugaday
B.C. Bekewell
Plankinton
Mine Cave In Kills Workman at Rabbit Butte South of Bison
In Aberdeen on Monday a cave-in at the Rabbit Butte coal mine near Bison, South Dakota, claimed the life of Ludvig Kolb a Perkins county resident. He and a neighbor were digging coal for their own use when rock and dirt buried him. His body was recovered after several hours of digging.
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S. D
Aberdeen
Ludvig Kolb
Rabbit Butte
Bison
Kolb
Perkins County
Dirk
Neighborhood News Roundup of local visits and trips
Phil Hand of Stona Lake Wis visited relatives here with Agatha Wallace of Iroquois for a few days. P E Smith of Cavour called Friday. W Tolman visited his seriously ill brother in Granite Falls Minn. Albert Maass Jr drove him. August Musolf Ed Musolf and Len fiecke attended uncle Grentz burial at Lake Benton Minn Sunday. Bernard Garry home guests included Paul Garry and family Iroquois Arthur Gasper Bridgewater and Irene O'Brien Mitchell. Oscar Olson Tulare visited Tolman family. Turkey shoot at Ireqeuis drew R H Scrogg J D Kaufman Carl Harding Ed Cooper Emil Maass Oscar Porter. J D Keufrean to Kansas City on business. William Basse formerly Yale now Madison Neb. visited Yale on business. Glen Gaughran hauled goods to his father at Butler. R B McDonald and Joe Corrigan toured Bayard IL for several weeks. F P Matz Huron and Mrs Matz visited Will Musolf home. William Musolf Jr of Huron visited P Porter home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil
Stona Lake
Wis
Agatha Wallace
Iroquois
P.E. Smith
Cavour
Tolman
Granite Falls
Minn
Albert Maass, Jr
Mr. Tolman
August Musolf
Ed Musolf
Len Fiecke
Lake Benton
Grentz
Bernard Garry
Simday
Paul Garry
Arther Gasper
Bridgewater
Irene O’brien
Mitchell
Oscar Olson
Tulare
Miza
Olson
W. 0. Tolman
R. H. Scrogg
J. D. Kaufman
Carl Harding
Ed Cooper
Emil Maass
Oscar Porter
Ireqeuis
J.D. Keufrean
Kansas City
William Basse
Madison, Neb
Yale
Glen Gaughran
Butler
R. B. McDonald
Joe Corrigan
Bayard
F. P. Matz
Huron
Will Musolf
William Musolf
P. Porter
Woonsocket Social Notes Reach From Nearby Towns
Mrs. Charles Gall of Mitchell visits Woonsocket for several days with friends. Mrs. Lettie Ellsworth visits sisters in Huron over the weekend. A. L. Snider of Letcher makes a business trip to Woonsocket. Families from Wessington Springs and Huron visit the Dixon home Sunday. Grace Simon and son Kaylor plus William Humphrey travel to Sioux Falls to visit John Humphrey. Short trip to Huron ends. Ed Authier visits Pipestone Minnesota. Miss Hazel Hobart visits Dr F S Kidd’s Minneapolis home. Mrs. Robert Brown spends week in Wessington Springs with her son’s family. Mrs. H S Drie, ill in Mitchell hospital, expected to arrive home Sunday.
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Woonsocket
Charles Gall
Mitchell
Lettie Ellsworth
Dewey van Dyke
Emma Rhodes
Huron
A. L. Snider
Letcher
Lloyd Rhodes
Wessington Springs
Bobbie
W. V. Dixon
Grace Simon
Kaylor
William Humphrey
Sioux Falls
John Humphrey
Ed Authier
Pipestone
Minn
Hazel Hobart
F. S. Kidd
Minneapolis
Robert Brown
Wes
Birthday celebrations and social visits in local town
Virgil A hosts a birthday party at Ray Speirs home for John and Frank Speir with children at games and adults playing whist. Teachers were entertained at supper at the Petersen home. Mr and Mrs McCerger were callers in Huron. Mrs Larson and Mrs Healy visited town for their father Delores illness. Delores, Barnes and Virgil Denison celebrated birthdays at the Cave Barnes home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Speirs
John
Frank Speir
Supoper
Petersen
McCerger
Huron
Larson
Healy Ura
Delores
Barnes
Virgil Denison
Cave
Weekend Gatherings Mentioned Across Barrold Area
Highmore resident sprained wrist while cranking a car was reported. Grace Brady visited from Pierre for the weekend. G A Shaw family stayed with John Gerlt at his Barrold area home. BE F Harber hosted Sunday guests including the John Rath family.
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Highmore
C. E. Parkinson
Grace Brady
Pierre
G. A. Shaw
John Gerlt
Barrold
BE. F. Harber
John Rath
Local Socials and Meetings Reported in Rural Notices
Reports describe weed from Pierre and Mrs J Yollum condition, AL A meeting at Mrs W Swangon home, about 25 American Legion members meeting for a business session and smoker with refreshments. A Pena local F B E C U minstrel show and a farmers union party at Bramhall hall with dancing and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rea Heights
E. J. Bawden
Cedar Township
Pierre
J. Yollum
AL. A
W. Swangon
American Legion
Pena
Farmers Union
L O. G. F. Hall
Bramhall Jocal
Local Social Roundup From Iroquois and Nearby
Osceola and Iroquois residents hosted and visited over Sunday and Sunday. The Frank Lynche family, O B Bond home hosts, Ogland family in Badger, Gus Ulrichs group at a Paul Ulrich surprise party in Willow Lakes. Ray Walline visited Gus Derschied family in Wolsey. Mise Ruth Martin and Burdett Aughenbough toured Mrs P B Houghton. F S Wasem H E Schlueter and Will Derschied attended a Troquois turkey shoot. Floyd Massey and F M Massey called on Iroquois residents.
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Osceola
Frank Lynche
Iroquois
O. BR. Bond
Ogland
Badger
Gus Ulrichs
Paul Ulrich
Willow Lakes
Ray Walline
Gus Derschied
Wolsey
Mise Ruth Martin
Burdett Aughenbough
P. B. Houghton
F. S. Wasem
H. E. Schlueter
Will Derschied
Troquois
Floyd Massey
F. M. Massey
Hartland Theresa Henry Hay Family Visit
Hartland Theresa Henry Hay and family of Huron spent Sunday evening at the Oscar McFarling Grace Johnston daughter of Roy Johnston was ill from tonsillitis. Mr and Mrs 1 E Benson made a business trip to Hitchcock Monday. Mrs RK Johnston returned from months in Iowa and Minnesota. Lloyd McFarling and his mother of Wolsey visited the Oscar McFarling home. Mrs Hal Stephens is ill at her home. Mrs E Gascoigne and children of Broadland spent Sunday with her gar
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E. Gascoigne
Broadland
Houck Family Returns Home Aboard Remnant Visit
Mrs J H Houck and family recall a journey as Tretia Johnston returns home to be with her aunt Mrs A Z Vondracek in Wagner, marking a family gathering and reunion in the neighborhood.
Wessington Social Roundup Visits and Moves
Mrs Carrie Snyder visits her daughter in Pierre for several days. Carl Johanson is ill with tonsillitis. Will Eddy traveled to Huron on business. Charles Bothwell and son Dale visited Wessington Springs. Mr and Mrs E Huddleston and Mrs Pearl Granberg visited Huron. Carl Scotchbrook relocated to Huron for a county auditor position.
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Wessington
Carrie Snyder
Pierre
Carl Johanson
Will Eddy
Huron
Charles Bothwell
Dale
Wessington Springs
E. Huddleston
Pearl Granberg
Carl Scotchbrook
Scotchbrook
County Auditor's Office
Local social notes from Gettysburg and surrounding towns
A compilation of brief visit notices and hometown greetings. Raymond Martin Schmidt and relatives visited Gettysburg. Fred Merbach and family and Roy Hurlbert with families greeted locals in Huron. Thelma Crippen visited Lulu Bell near Doland, and Mrs. J R Fine is recovering from illness. Various residents traveled to Watertown Crocker Revillo Arlington LaPaz and Denver for visits, work, or study, including A Johnson, Viola Bandt, and Arthur Lenz with W C Uecker home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Schmidt
Gettysburg
Fred Merbach
Roy Hurlbert
Thelma Crippen
Lulu Bell
Doland
J. R. Fine
A. Twaddle
Byron Krebs
W. S. Thompson
Eisse Beach
Eric Person
Charles Hoffman
Clark
Theo Larson
Watertown
W. Swanson
Water Olson
Holy Hink
Ray Cornwell
Dorothy
Marvin Hi
Eun-sday
W. C. Uecker
Denver
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Outlook
Clarence S. Dexter
Eliff
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Theosophists
Neighborhood News
Virgil
Ninth Street
Vem Browt
McCormick Mewer
George P. Stahl
C. W. Beteler
Nurito
Nurite
Sherman & Mao
Jenta
J. H. Houck
Tretia Johnston
the Hare
Ber
A. Z. Vondracek
Wagner
Raymond
Habicht
Huron’s Shopping
National Capitol
America
Vicinity
New York
ROYAL
Huron's
Haricht & Haricht Huron
Royal Cuticle
Artenian
Foresburg
Hitchcock
Bonilla
Ire- Franks Bar
Redfield
Spink County
Miller and Hand County
Weslington Springs
Jerauld County
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