Apollo Club to perform for delegates at SDEA convention
Amusements page notes the Apollo Club of Minneapolis will present a program tomorrow afternoon for SDEA delegates and visitors. The article praises the group as a fine business and professional men's choir, with Mr William MacPhail as reader, and highlights former Huron residents among its singers. It adds that audiences also benefit from the concert and calls it a prime drawing card for locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo Club
Apollo
Antn
Sineng
William MacPhail
Minneapolis
Apollo Chile
Dern Pleads For Inland Waterway
Secretary of War George H. Dern urged immediate inland waterway development at the Mississippi Valley Association convention in St. Louis. He argued cheaper transportation is vital to western farmers and manufacturers, aiding export access and reducing freight costs compared with direct rail routes. He advocated completing a national waterways system and urged reconsideration of the St Lawrence go-ahead treaty to improve lake to river water movement. Also noted were wheat and barley supply shifts in New York markets.
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ST. Louis
George H
Mississippi Valley ‘Association
The
Association
Middle West
Great Lakes
Gulf
West
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Canada
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Peoria
la Grange
Ilinois
Alton, Yi
State 40 Et 8 Receives Honor
The South Dakota department of the 40 et 8 won the pardon trophy for outstanding child welfare work. It conducted over 200 clinics immunizing 30 000 children against diphtheria, plus smallpox vaccines and tuberculosis tests. Seven crippled children were hospitalized and restored to health with help from many partners.
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American Legion
D. H. McCauley
Pine Ridge
FER
Vandermark
Sioux Falls
Seven Injured In Auto Accidents In North Dakota
Seven persons were hospitalized in North Dakota after weekend auto crashes. Donald Goben of Turtle Lake suffers a broken collar bone minor brain concussion and rib fracture. Glanville Barker of Bismarck has a skull fracture and possible internal injuries. Also injured were Helen Hanson Grand Forks Myrtle Little Ray Lemben and William Moen of Bismarck with cuts and bruises from a Sunday rollover near Sterling. Ed Goben of Turtle Lake escaped uninjured after the Turtle Lake crash.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Donald Goben
Turtle Lake
Glanville Barker
Barker
Sterling Sre
Helen Hanson
Grand Forks
Myrtle Lite
Ray Lemben
William Moen
Goben
Ed Goben
Pin
Donald
Final Tribute Paid To Dutcher
Final tribute to Paul Dutcher, South Dakota newspaperman for over fifty years, who died Thursday night in Minneapolis, was paid in funeral services held Sunday at the Presbyterian church in Brookings. Masonic rites followed at the grave as a large gathering of friends and business associates attended.
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Dutcher Brookings
Paul Dutcher
South Dakota
Minneapolis
Presbyterian Church
Brookings Baker death by own action
Brookings Nov 27 Jesse L Eth bakery proprietor here killed himself with a revolver in his home after an illness of two to three months leaving three children and a widow. Also report of Earl Jamison and Lt Clarence Huffman killed in a head on truck crash near Yoder Wyoming. Mrs Franz Johnson hosted Circle at her home south of town with a bride gift to Mrs F S Cartner.
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Brookings
Brookings, N.ov
Jesse L. Eth
Rapid City
Earl Jamison
Denver
Clarence Huffman
Windcave
Circle
Frankfort
Franz Johnson
F. S. Cartner
City Directory Shows Growth in Huron 1934 edition
Polk's 1934 Huron city directory reports population recovery after 1930–33 decline, listing 6175 names across 252 pages up from 236 in 1932. It notes nineteen new enterprise types since 1933, improved employment, fewer vacant houses, and higher public morale, with comprehensive Rosters and a householders guide aiming to include every resident.
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Huron
Polk
Huron City
Igh
Naual
South Dakota
American Legion Clothing Drive Seeks Donated Garments
Needy recipients will receive clothing donated by the public. Fill the coupon and mail to W C Welter American Legion Clothing Chairman City. A Legionnaire will call for garments and distribute them to those in need. Telephone 4388. Name and contributions requested.
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Huron
W.C. Welter
American Legion
Huron directory updates shift top names and players
The latest Huron city directory places new top residents and changes at the end of the list. Orville Aaland drops from the top, replaced by Elbert B. Abbott, while Leonard D. Zwanziger becomes the new Lewman. In baseball names, Fred A leads as first baseman with Velma and Mrs Winnie at second and third. Other surnames include Winter Ice Frost Snow Wheat Oats Hay. David Bruce of New York is noted for inventing the type casting machine in 1838.
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Huron
R. L. Pelk and Company
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Orville Aaland
Elbert B. Abbott
Paul Zurek
Leonard D. Zwanziger
Lew Man
Fred A
Velma
Mrg
Winnie
Deland Teachers Attend SDEA Convention in Huron
Deland public schools close for a week of Thanksgiving vacation. All teachers join the SDEA convention in Huron, with 100 percent enrollment reported by the school system.
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Deland
SDEA
Doland
Huron
Rites Held For Mrs George Barkema In Doland
Funeral services for Mrs. George Barkema were held at the Methodist church in Doland on Monday afternoon. She died at a Redfield hospital after a six month illness described as tubercular meningitis. She was 37, born in Missouri, long resident of South Dakota. Surviving: husband George Barkema, twin sons Kenneth and Keith, adopted son David, her mother, two sisters in Mitchell and Sioux City, and a brother in Wausau Wisconsin.
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George Barkema Doland
George Barkema
Redfield
Monnday
Barkema
Missouri
South Dakota
George Berkema
Doland
Kenneth
Keith
David
Mitchell
Sioux City
Wausau
Wis
Obituary of Mrs. Wyman Phinney Donna Lybarger
Donna Lybarger was born March 9 1896 on a farm near Astoria D1 moved to Alpena in 1909 joined the Methodist church and married Wyman Phinney Sept 19 1917. She died Nov 21 after pneumonia at Huron clinic survived by husband five children and extended family. Also note a separate item: A Christopher farmer of Hugton received over 4000 for broom corn crop on 120 acres July 23.
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Wyman Phinney
Donna Lybarger
Astoria
Alpena
Huron Clinic
Ernest
Charlotte
Keith U
Betty
Lyle
Dacline
D. W. Lybar Ker
Roy Smith
Ethel Miller
Chicago
Ill
Vera Smith
Laster Miller
A. Christopher
Hugton
Card Of Thanks Acknowledgment From Grieving Families
We express deepest appreciation for the sympathy shown by neighbors friends and relatives during our recent bereavement of Wyman A Phinney and family D W Lyterges Wr Mrs Roy Smith and Vera Mrs Ethel Mller and Lavtes note.
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Wyman A. Phinney
D. W.lyterges
Roy Smith
Vera
Ethel Mller
Lavtes
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Helen Hayes
Brian Ahern
Madge Evans
Lucile Watson
Dudley Digges
Miss Marker
Shirley Temple
Harry Turner
Grippled Children’s Hospital
Little Miss Marker
College
Apbilo Club
Genevieve Naegele
Dern
Inland Waterway
Mid- West
New
South Dakota Department
American Cafe
Dakota Avenue
National Bank of Huron
Booth and Counter Service
S.D.E.A
Delite Shop
Karmelkorn
Marvin Bughitt
David Bruce
New York
Third Street
Frankfort Frankfort
Vicks Vatronol Ejust
VICKS
Green Lantern
Third St
Humphrey
Home
Siite Theater
Newberry Bldg
Marvin, Hughitt
Sde.a
Huesgen’s Jewelry Shop
Featuring
Osborn
Stetsons
Monarch
Carmel Cracker Jacks
Turkeys
Ludefisk
LAMPE
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