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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1936

Page

3

Spearfish Swarm Day Plans Parade and Events

Spearfish schedules Swarm Day as part of homecoming with 60 floats goal. Coronation of queen Dorothy Ford from Hill City leads a parade of frials and walking groups, football vs Huron College at 2:30, alumni dinner and meeting, homecoming dance at Park Pavilion.

Sfearfish Black Hills Teachers College Huron College AML Park Pavilion Dorothy Ford Spearfish Hill City Black Hills Teachers College Miss Ford June Charles Dorothy Cooper Virginie Baird Sturgis Gladys Jenkins Lemmon Girls’ Glee Club YW. CG Helen Zea Rapid City Alfreda Sleep Sugarfish

Ulrichs Return After Minn wedding trip

Mr and Mrs H B Ulrich have returned to Lake Preston and reside at the Elmer Lovell home. The couple wed at the Baptist parsonage in Canby Minnesota last week and after a brief wedding trip plan to live here. Ulrich is manager of Botsford Lumber Company and active in civic affairs.

WPA Job Rolls in South Dakota Reach 63155

South Dakota WPA rolls total 63155 with 57554 on direct WPA jobs and 6014 on federal works funds financed agencies. Rural drought cases number 47053 and urban cases 10501. Other items note Keck’s visit to Lake Preston, tournament drawings, Bunias entertain Wessels, hospital patient updates, Pulcifer weekend visit, and clinic going to Rochester for examinations.

South Dakota Pierre Oct Works Progress Administration M. A. Kennedy Federal Works Funds

Community Notes From Uselding and Wellington

Special brief reports say Mr. and Mrs. Frank Young and EE Bussell of Bonilla visited Uselding home Sunday evening. Tom Ven and Joe Schlichte left for Rockwell City to attend to business matters.

Useldings Wolsey Frank Young EE. Bussell Bonilla Uselding Wellington Specis Tom Ven Joe Schlichte Rockwell City

Allowing Pheasant Mailings to South Dakota

The post office department told South Dakota postmasters to accept pheasants for sailing to that state when properly tagged. A special pheasant shipping tag valid for one bird will be recognized, and postmasters must stamp the date to prevent tag reuse. The department also allows shipping coupons attached to non resident and resident hunting licenses to be accepted.

S.D Washington Post Office Department South Dakota

Martha Baird Weds Wayne Johnson in Redfield Wedding

FRANKFORT Oct. 6 Special Miss Martha Baird and Wayne Johnson were married in Redfield on Saturday evening October 3 They will reside in Redfield where Johnson works in a garage Both have lived near Frankfort all their lives and attended Frankfort High School

Martha Baird Wayne Johnson Frankfort Redfield

Erwin Community Club Elects Offiers At Meeting

The Erwin Community Club held its first regular monthly meeting at the school house. Officers elected for the coming year include President John Folmie Vice President Mrs A L Sorenson Secretary Miss Betty Nelson Treasurer Harold Walkow and Mrs P J Milter to the library board. A program followed featuring musical selections and an address by Superintendent Caine of De Smet.

Erwin Erwin Community Cluh John Folmie A. L. Sorenson Betty Nelson Harold Walkow P. J. Milter Thebrary

Manchester Sunday School Party at Town Hall

The Manchester Presbyterian Church Sunday School held a wiener roast and party at the town hall to recruit new members. Levi Wade and Miss Lois Rundell led the two divisions. Rundell’s side won the contest. Mrs. A. E. Rogers supervised the evening’s entertainment.

Manchester Manchester Presbyterian Church Town Hall Levi Wade Lois Rundell

Church Aid Society Meeting in Wellington

The Church of Christ Aid Society met Friday led by Mrs Ray Baddeley with Bible reading and clipping news. A Dec em ber bazaar was planned with items turned in and a $2 donation to the milk fund. The next gathering is October 16 with Mr Al De Haven. Rummage sale brings $80 for Miller Presbyterian women.

Church of Christ Aid Wellington Ort Church of Christ Aid Society Ray Baddeley American Legion Auxilary Pearl Granberg Specia The Presbyterian Church

Loyal Rebekah Lodge 95 Holds First Meeting at Lindblad Home

The Loyal Rebekah Lodge 95 held its first meeting at the home of Mrs. C. O. Lindblad with eight members present. A pot luck lunch followed the session, marking the lodge’s inaugural gathering in Wolsey on October 6 Special.

Wolsey Rebekahs Wolsey Rebekch Lodge C. 0. Lindblad

Robinson Preaches In Redfield Church

Rev J E Robinson preached his first service as minister of the Congregational Church in Redfield. He and his wife will move from Wes tington Springs to occupy the parsonage next Thursday after grand services. The sermon focused on The Four Anchors of hope truth friendship and God. Preparations for redecorating the parsonage are complete as Redfield awaits the Robinson family.

Congregational Church R. M. Miller Robinson Redfield Wessington Springs Rev. Robinson

Eastern Star hosts past matrons and patrons night

Frankfort O E S chapter observed past matrons and patrons night with guests from Redfield and Doland. The program featured vocal solos by Mrs. Lewis Howard and Wesley Underhill, a whistling solo by Marian Gail Stewart, and lunch for 12 members and guests amid Halloween decor.

Frankfort O. E. S. Ng Frankfort Eastern Star Lodge Redfield Doland Lewis Howard Wesley Underhill Marian Gail Stewart Taples

Frankfort Rebekahs Hold Regular Bi-Monthly Meet

The Frankfort Rebekahs conducted their regular bi monthly meeting with strong attendance. Guests included Mrs Laura Cowan from Webster lodge Mr and Mrs Lorrin Culiver and Mrs Yda Clark of Doland. Following the session the degree team practiced for initiation scheduled October 15.

Frankfort

Mrs Miller leaves Frankfort after Wis visit

Mrs Manley Miller and her daughter of Colfax Wisconsin returned home via Aberdeen after visiting relatives in Frankfort. She was formerly Ona Wilson and was summoned to Watertown earlier in the week by the death of her sister Olive Boland.

Last Corn Palace Show Sets Record in Mitchell

Mitchell officials report the Corn Palace gala drew the festival’s largest crowd as more than 4,000 attended the final performance on a Saturday night. The finance committee began reviewing receipts and expenditures with treasurer Jack Patton estimating a five percent boost over last year, suggesting receipts could exceed $16,000.

Mitchell Corn Palace Finance Committee Palace Committee Jack Patton

Farup Speaks At Lutheran Teachers Convention

A three day Lutheran teachers convention at Highmore closed with J. S. Farup a missionary from Zululand South Africa as chief guest speaker. Lawrence Olson Cottonwood Minnesota and Alfred Stadem Bryant district president attended. Stadem presided. brothers Philip and Joseph Hangon Echo Minnesota appeared on the program. Local Rev L A Ullenswang arranged the event.

Highmore Ver J. 5 Farup Zulu Land South Africa Associa <Tion Lawrence Olson Cottonwood Minn Alfred Stadem Bryant Stadem Philip Joseph Han Gon Echo L. AL. Ullenswang American Lutheran Church

Cradle Roll Service Held in Raymond Presbyterian Church

Cradle roll exercises took place during the regular Sunday hour at the Raymond Presbyterian Church led by Mrs. Thompson, Sunday School superintendent. Two babies, Harold Dean Stickler and Constance Jean Kinne, entered the cradle roll. pupils from three classes received promotion certificates presented by president Mrs. Merbach.

Raymond Raymond Presbyterian Church Thompson Harold Dean Stickler Constance Jean Kinne Merbach

Bancroft PTA Sets October 13 Meeting at Community Hall

The Bancroft PTA will hold its second regular meeting on October 13 at the community hall. All are invited. The glee club will provide music and a guest speaker from Huron is expected to attend.

Bancroft Bancroft Pta Glee Club Huron

Chiropractors Conclude Three Day South Dakota Convention

The South Dakota Chiropractors Association neared the end of its three day meeting with an annual banquet and officer elections. Prominent speakers included Dr C M Kightlinger of New York Judge W Ponath of Wahpeton North Dakota and H E Soute of Minneapolis editor of the National Observer. Legislative Highlights was delivered by Otto B Linstad of Pierre along with convention reports from Dr C C Smith of Watertown and Dr G A Rensvold of Sioux Falls.

SIQUA

Bancroft Students Pick New Officers

Bancroft October 6 Special The Student Association met with representatives from each class selecting Virgin Samelson as president Donald Costello as vice president Edna Korkow as secretary and treasurer The group planned student tickets covering kittenball tournament on October 3 basketball games and a Bancroft Student ticket not including junior and senior plays Interchangeable within the immediate family

Bancroft Student Virgil Samelson Donald Costelo Edna’ Korkow Richard Beeninga al the Rae Costello Anita Martens Virgin Samelson Donald Costello Ed Ina Korkow

Fall Festival at Preston Success at Methodist Church

The annual Fell Festival and supper was held Saturday evening at the Preston Methodist Church. A large crowd attended, netting the society a profit from their sale and supper. It marks the first of the city church suppers, climaxing with the lutefish supper of the Lutheran Church on election night, when hundreds of pounds of Scandinavian fish are served.

Preston Success Preston Specia

Finchimproved after pneumonia in Raxy mond Oct 6

A Finch long ill with pneumonia shows marked improvement as of Oct 6. The Wolsey High School paper Wax has been renamed the Cardinal and will publish its first edition Friday, with monthly issues starting.

AL Finch Cardinal Wolsey Wolsey High School

Legion Auxiliary Meeting at Thompson Home in Wellington

The Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. Howard Thompson’s country home with large attendance. Mrs. Warley Andrews led in president’s absence, Mrs. John Meyer reported the treasury, and Mrs. Thompson presented the historian’s paper. New officers were installed by Mrs. Adelbert Major with guests Mrs. Diekhof and Mrs. Thompson. Halloween decor highlighted lunch. Next meeting set for November 3 with Mrs. Major.

Frank Diekhoff Frank Thompson Adelbert Major

Groton Takes Court Honors at Redfield

Groton swept Northeast Conference tennis titles at Redfield on Saturday. Sam Spratt and Kernie Birth reached singles finals, with Groton clinching both singles and doubles titles as wind hampered play. Doubles champs were Birth and Spratt. runners up Delmont Byrn and James Rachel.

Redfield Groton Sam Spratt Kernie Delmont Byrn James Rachel Webster Ned Harris Tier Storsteen H. Peabody Jerry Jones Halls Jones Sisseton Milbank Britton Clark Deland

Transfers Furnished by Beadle County Abstead and Title Co

Property transfer record listing O Vandagrift selling to Union Realty Co of Sioux Falls for $1. Also noting David J P Tschetter transferring to Mary Volesky with the parcel described by section 31, township 109, range 61 and related new survey, SW quarter.

Beadle County “Abstead & Title Co O. Vandagrift Union “Realty Co Sioux Falls David J. P.'Tschetter Mary Volesky NEW and

Mundt Attacks New Deal at Highmore

In Highmore on Monday, Mundt argued the current campaign centers on issues rather than parties. He claimed Roosevelt’s New Deal shows centralized government and planned economy, cited Midwest papers, and outlined seven Republican farm policy points including price repeal of reciprocal treaties, farmer-backed credit, crop insurance, and soil conservation measures.

Highmore, Qct Highmore Mundt Roosevelt Omaha World Herald St Louis Post-Mspatzh Orantie New Deal Alf Landon United States

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Keck Lake Preston Ger Spud Oldham Hetland Troquois Det Jasper Burma Ergel Wessels Washinston D. C George Wreelz Donald Milwaukee Wis Ontio Wessels Huron Manchester J. L. Yowkerman Huron Hospital Joyell Watlum Olive Wallum W. L. Dorling Rochester Kenneth Asher Ethel Carson AID Ladies Aid Society Anna, Burg Anna Burg Move Phone Exchange Dakota Central “Telephone , Company Della Wharton Lelia Asher National Bank of Huron Lutheran Meet Chiropractors New Deal Bae Man Oa Ruth Hof East 8Th Street New York
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