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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1929

Page

3

Women praised by James talk on education

Dr Herman G James president of South Dakota State University addressed the South Dakota Federation of Women's Clubs on Woman's Place in Education. He stressed the mother role as primary, urged higher salaries for men in schools, and called for organized women's effort to shape educational goals for the coming generation.

Pierre South Dakota Federation of Women’s Clubs Herman G. James State University Dr. James Liv. James United States Tsm James Federation of Women's Clubs

Northern Claims One Library Rich in Volumes at Aberdeen

Approximately 20,000 volumes and over 150 magazines and newspapers fill the Northern Normal library in Aberdeen. The staff, led by Mrs. Celeste Barnes, includes two assistants and four student librarians. A two hour course in library science teaches use and organization under Mrs. Barnes.

Northern Aberdeen Northern Normal Library Celeste Barnes Barnes

Grand Chapter sessions of Eastern Star in Mitchell

About 2 500 visitors are expected in Mitchell for the Grand Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star of South Dakota October 9 to 11. Sessions will be at the Corn Palace with Agnes Forbes and Robert Hart presiding. A welcoming Languet at the Masonic temple precedes the convention along with banquets and receptions. Notables expected include Dr George Dunlap Governor John Hammill and Mrs Bessie Tully among others. Mrs A A Hoon chairs the arrangements with Mrs Paw Smock and Mrs Bertha Hengzlik directing program and entertainment.

Mitchell Order of Eastern Star of South Dakota Corn Palace Agnes Forbes Burke Robert Hart Groton Masonic Temple George Dunlap John Hammill Iowa George Pettigrew Sioux Falls Bessie Tully Nebraska Albert Struble Centerville Angie Williamson Madison A. A. Hoon Fay Wythe Minneapolis Starlight Hoon Bertha Hengzlik Paw Smock

Out Of State Men To Attend College Meet

Several noted men from Chicago and Minneapolis are expected to attend the meeting of the state committee on relation of electricity to agriculture in Brookings on November 2. C A Roferty, secretary, says the session will start early to avoid Holiday events. Discussed will be results of research and investigation into wars electricity and its profitable farm use. Dr C W Pugsley, president of South Dakota State College, and Roy Ultman, Brookings farmer, are state committee members.

Brookings Chicago Minneapolis State Committee Roy Ultman

Ashton Pioneer Dies

Mr and Mrs Ralph Siderius were called to Minneapolis for the funeral of Mrs William Wendt an old time resident of this vicinity She was 56 and died after an operation Funeral services were held Saturday.

Ashton Ralph Siderius Tor Ashton Soiteapolis William Wendt Wendt

Deadwood to Spend 353000 on City Projects This Year

Deadwood plans total construction activity to exceed 355000 with 272000 in completed projects by spring. Major summer work includes a 65000 hotel addition, 235000 power and light office building, 30000 theater remodels, and 40000 street paving. New residences and improvements total 29000 with two homes 16000 underway. Museum project Tack Hills Pioneer 90000 begins October 1. Projections include 50000 savage and 15304 city hall improvements, with work starting before June 1 1990.

Deadwood Power and Light Company Tack Hills

Woman Composes Second Symphonic Work Says Chicago Critic

Vermillion reports a new symphony by Marjorie Eastwood Dudley of the University of South Dakota, claimed by Felix Barowski to be the second symphony ever written by a woman. The work in E flat major spans three movements, with Mrs. H. W. A. Beach of Boston as the first.

Miss Dudley Chicago Civic Orchestra Dudley Tennyson Bryant Tsaheller Greene Felix Barowski Chicago Marjorie Eastwood Dudley University of South Dakota H.W. A. Beach Boston Boston Symphony Orchestra

Tanlac Promises Strength Hope for Nervous Women

A testimonial style ad claims Tanlac strengthens weak nerves, improves digestion and kidney trouble, boosts energy, and enhances appearance. An Aberdeen reader credits relief from misery and restored appetite, while the ad touts Nature friendly ingredients, druggist availability, and a money back guarantee if not helped.

Taniac C. A. Warner First St South Aberdeen Tanlac

Delta Kappa on Education Meet to Convene in Rapid City

Delta Kappa on Education Meet in Sioux Falls reports the fourth annual South Dakota Alumni Chapter Jota symposium during the South Dakota Education Association sessions in Rapid City November 24 to 27. Programs cover History of Elementary and High School Courses in South Dakota with educators C J Calthorp R V Hawkins R E Rewlin Rh H Rudka and more. The event includes a reunion breakfast November 25 and notes on prior Symposia in 1926 and 1927. Officers listed include S B Nissen president R V Hawking vice president and I D Weeks secretary-treasurer.

Sioux Falls South Dakota Jota of Phi Delta Fanpa Suth Dakota Rapid City S. B. Nissen C. J. Calthorp Aberdeen R. V. Hawkins R. E. Rewlins Pierre Hrudka Adv S.D. E. A. Journal R. V. Hawking I. D. Weeks Northern Normal

Guest of Honor Shower Highlights Gifts at Shea Home

A Monday night shower at the R. M. Shea residence honored a guest of distinction who received many useful gifts. Joint hostesses Mrs. Shea, Mrs. Marie Boyd, and Mrs. Minnie Kusel organized the event.

R. M. Shea Shea Marie Boyd

Huron Pierre Bus Schedule Details

Bus departs Huron at 2 45 p m to connect with northbound trains at Wolsey by 3 38 p m and reaches Pierre at 7 00 p m. Return service leaves Pierre at 6 30 a m connecting with southbound trains from Wolsey at 10 20 a m and arrives in Huron at 10 45 a m.

Huron Wolsey Pierre

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