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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1934

Page

3

All Are Urged To Cast Ballot In South Dakota Referendum

Brookings Oct 4 Special officials of the State Extention Service urge every contract signer to vote in the 1935 referendums. They stress that the outcome will shape current programs and future years. District meetings are under way to explain plans and voting, with a statewide vote to follow in early October. results expected by October 15.

Brookings South Dakota Extension Service of State Celture Agricultural Adjustment Administration Ogten D.C South Daksa Tn Washigton

Paving bids rejected for Deadwood and Lead projects

West River paving bids were rejected after federal funds declined to approve awards. Northwestern Engineering and Lewis Construction, both of Rapid City, bid on the Deadwood stretch at 63 the low, while Lead orders at 69 percent mile were 327,602.08. No reason was released. Commission secretary Frank Hindks said the projects will be rolled in the near future.

West River Deadwood Federal Bureau of Public Funds South Dakota Northwestern Engingering Company Lewis Construction Company Federal Bureau Frank Hindks Commission

Live Rattler Brought Back By Woonsocket Men

Woonsocket hunters aimed to bring back live grouse along Cheyenne river in Haakon county last weekend but returned with a rattlesnake displayed in a local store window. The party led by Rudolph Grunewald and including Mitchel Padmore Maynard Ingalls Dwanée Clodfelter and Raymond Griffiths bagged 16 birds though overall grouse hunting was poor.

Woonsocket Cheyenne River Haakon County Rudolph Grunewald Mitchel Padmore Maynard Ingalls Dwanée Clodfelter Raymond Griffiths

Law enforcement study group named by governor

Pierre October report says Governor Berry will appoint a 11 member committee at the request of the American Bar Association to review and improve criminal law enforcement. Members include U S District Attorney George Philip Rapid City and Walter Conway Sioux Falls AG Lucius J Wall judge L W Bicknell T B Thorson George J Danforth E D Roberts and Marshall McKusick chairman of the judiciary council and dean of the law school.

T. B. Thorson Rapid City George J. Danforth Sioux Falls South Dakota State Bar E. D. Roberts State Supreme Court Marshall McKusick Vermillion State Judice Council South Dakota University Daw School

Forestburg School Tax Levy Is Pared

Forestburg district board meets to reduce the levy from 87500 to 5800 this year about a 22 percent cut. No teachers are expected to be paid by warrants this season. Operetta in Tulare this semester titled Jerry of Jericho Road will be presented in November by Tulare High School music department led by Grace H B Williamson.

Forestburg Forestburg Consolidated School District Tulare Tulare High School Jerry Jericho Road Grace HB. Williamson

W. F. M. S. Elects Tulare Officers

The Women s Foreign Missionary society of the M. E. church met at Mrs. Charles Myers country home and elected officers: Bihel Binger president Ida Fink vice president H. H. Binger secretary treasurer Gladyse Olseon pianist Lunch was served. Alpena cream buyers held a meeting with State Inspector J L Jensen speaking on quality and quantity of cream plus demonstrations on cleanliness.

Tulare Women's Foreign Missionary Society M. E. Church Charles Myers Bihel Binger Ida Fink H. H. Binger Gladyse Olseon Alpena J. L. Jensen

Gettysburg Legion and A L A Elect Leaders

Gettysburg Oct 4 special reports Ralph Levy post No 125 American Legion elected Commander A E Engel Vice commander Leon Maltaverne adjutant L B Swift post service officer Major J J Mertens finance officer Nick Wedinsee chaplain Claude E Knight sergeant at arms Leon Otto For Oct 2 the post paid debt on its building The post also granted free use of the Legion hall to the Boy Scouts Auxiliary officers elected Margar et Thom t men president Nell Combelick first VP Ferm Eliason second VP Olive Clyne secretary Pearl Worth treasurer Juna Miller sergeant at arms At August meeting the Auxiliary donated 100 to a child welfare clinic Helen Westphal chairman Lyndney Fox district president will install officers Oct 17 at Mrs Chas Miller home

Gettysburg Ralph Levy American Legion A E Engel Leon Maltaverne L. BE. Swift J. J. Mertens Nick Wedinsee Claude E. Knight Leon Otto Ralph Lewy Post Boy Scouts Legion Hall American Legion Auxiliary Margaret Thomtmen Nell Combelick Ferm Eliason Olive Clyne Pearl Worth Juna Miller Auxiliary Helen Westphal Lyndney Fox Pierre Chas. Miller

Bancroft P. T. A. To Meet Tuesday

Bancroft October 3 Special The P. T. A. will hold its monthly meeting next Tuesday evening October 9 at the Community hall. Two talks are planned with Rev J W Proper discussing Honesty and Mr C Monfore presenting P T A Survey. Mrs J Proper Miss Ar dath Var Tassell and Miss Rut Muilenburg promise World’s fair incidents. Music by the community chorus and home talent orchestra. Lois Hoover to play a piano solo.

Bancroft P. T. A Bancroft J. W. Proper C. Monfore J. Proper Ardath Var Tassell Rut Muilenburg Lois Hoover

Honored guest at Alpena party hosted by Hilgeman

Mrs. Ted Hilgeman was the honored guest at a party in Alpena on Wednesday afternoon. Games and stunts provided amusement and lunch was served during the event.

Alpena Ted Hilgeman Hilgeman

Farewell Party for Miss Evans in Alpena

Members of Mrs. G. A. Tebay's Sunday school class hosted a farewell party at the Tebay home in honor of Miss Alice Evans who left Alpena to enter nurse's training in Mitchell.

Alpena G. A. Tebay Alice Evans Tebay Evans Mitchell

Doland Student Is Chosen Homecoming Queen At Wesleyan

Miss Letitia Hahn of Doland is elected Miss Wesleyan by Dakota Wesleyan students. As homecoming queen on October 6 she will lead the Blue and White day parade and preside at the football game Dakota Wesleyan versus Spearfish normal. Dwight Schwab of Pierre will introduce her at the Blue and White day program.

Mitchell Letitia Huhn Doland Miss Wesleyan Dakota Wesleyan University Dakota Wesleyan Spearfish Normal Dwight Schwab Pierre Hahn Pi Kappa Delta Miss Hahn Thalian Society Women’s Athletic Association Tumbleweed Graham Hall House Council Migs Hahn Melvin W. Hyde Mitchell Institution

Lake Preston A L A Seats New Officers

The American Legion Auxiliary installed officers at the Legion home led by installing officer Mrs. R. Howell. Mrs. Fred Carr was inaugurated as president for the coming year, succeeding Mrs. C. Ostraot. Other officers include Mrs. C J Witte as vice president Mrs. H Beck as secretary Mrs. H Kelway as treasurer Mrs. E Madsen as chaplain Mrs. H Falconer as historian and Mrs. R Harris as sergeant at arms.

Lake Preston A.L.A Lake Preston American Legion Auxiliary Legion Home Fred Carr C. Ostraot C.J. Witte H. Beck H. Kelway E. Madsen H., Falconer R. Harris Serjeant At Arms R. Howell

Former Resident Visits At Preston

Lake Preston October 4. Mrs. D. T. Starr of Long Beach California once lived in the city for several years and is visiting with daughters Jean and Sue. She will join her husband in Buffalo New York to make their future home. Mr. Starr works with the Seal Fast company of Indianapolis and has been transferred to the eastern states. During their Lake Preston residence they were active in social and club life.

Lake Preston Specis D. T. Starr Long Beach Calif Jean Sue Starr Buffalo

Ladies Aid elect officers in Alpena Methodist society

Alpena October 4 Special The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church met and elected officers: President Mrs W J Sheffield vice president Mrs J D Gunke secretary Miss Clara Eaton treasurer Mrs A B Lawrence.

Alpena Add Alpena Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Met W. 3. Sheffield J. D. Gunke Clara Eaton A. B. Lawrence

Bancroft Pupils Plan Oct Carnival and Elections

Bancroft aims to host a school carnival on Friday Oct 12 with a community hall program by the high school and classroom shows. Candidates for carnival queen include Evelyn Baker Geraldine McTighe Hazel Anderson and Carol Jean Hoover. School officers for the year span senior junior sophomore and freshman classes with officers named for each group.

Bancroft Evelyn Baker Geraldine McTighe Hazel Anderson Carol Jean Hoover Alysse Clement Louie Classen Board of Control Viola Dirksen Leona Rusche Leon Waeckerle Ernest Roberts Elaine Tibbetts Betty Fry Edmond Rusche Donald Costello Ruth Rusche Dorothy Sprye Gaylord Barber Dorothy Schleutter Delbert Schleutter Opal Drake Betty Frye

Handcroft School paper staff lists new Sunday program

Superintendent F Gellerman heads the faculty with Handcroft Student staff led by Viola Dirksen as editor and Allyse Clement as assistant editor. Departments presented separate programs at the Methdist Sunday school Promotion day exercises on October 4 as Rev. A J Hoyer installed new officers and teachers.

F. Gellerman Handcroft Viola Dirksen Allyse Clement Louise Claassen Kenneth Jenks Irene Jencks Lillian Feurstenau Leona Poppen Betty Frye Donald Costella Roscoe Custard Methodist Sunday School A. J. Hoyer

Standard Bearer girls install officers in Alpena

The Standard Bearer group met at Esther Evans’s home on October 4 for the installation of new officers.

Esther Evans

Obituary for Mrs Ostlund of Wolsey and Vermillion

Mrs Ostlund died early Tuesday after influenza worsened her heart condition. Born in Ganger Dalychli Sweden in 1854 she lived in Beadle and Vermillion communities and Wolsey before settling near Vermillion. She married June 22 1875 and eight surviving children join a family devoted to church and gardens. Funeral by Rev W C Derr at Blood View cemetery with Elmore's Service handling arrangements.

Baptist Church Tor “Mel Istine Ostlund Della Kegarice Ostlund Oselund Wena Sweden Ganger Daly Oslund Dalesbury Clar County Beadle County Wolsey Nnly University Me. Ostlund Ostrund Eric Turlock Calif Chrisine Kagerico Jermillion Della Kegarive Vermillion Humebrey Phoenix Ariz Ellen Wilson Errest Minneapolis Arthur Earl Jude Dorothy Peterson Porterville Cal W. C. Derr Blut View Cemetery Elmore Conet Herta

Special committee distributes corn-hog allotment checks

A three member committee distributed corn-hog allotment checks in Burdette and to residents in Wheaton Carleton and Holden townships. The entourage then traveled to Pola for further distribution of the checks.

Burdette Wheaton Carleton Holden Pola

Dakota Wesleyan Chooses Prairie Players Members

Thirty eight students at Dakota Wesleyan University were chosen to become members of Prairie Players, the local dramatics organization, announced by Ruth Miller, dramatics director. The club was organized in 1930 by Helen Bishbeck Holgate, then assistant professor of speech and director of dramatics.

Mitchell Dakota Wesleyan University Prairie Players Ruth Miller Helen Bishbeck Holgate

Alpena Odd Fellows honor Rebekah Auxiliary anniversary

In Alpena on October 4, members of the Odd Fellows lodge hosted the Rebekah lodge in celebration of the Auxiliary lodge ROth anniversary. Attendees included several members from Huron for the observance.

Rebekahs Alpena Alpena Odd Fellow Lodge Rebekah Lodge Huron

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