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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1936

Page

3

Stockmen Plan November Meet for Farm and Home Week

Brookings, Oct. Third annual stockmen roundup to be held at State College November 11 and 12 during Farm and Home Week. Lt. Johnson says legislative committee will present strong livestock law recommendations. Demonstrations will show six lots of yearling steers with feeds. hog feeding tests and barley and corn trials explained. Barbecue and pew wow entertainment planned for Wednesday evening.

Stockmen Brookings State’ College Johnson State Livestock Committee State’ Livestock’ Committee Thad Oviatt Thomas Arnold Todd Couny J. E Erickson Butte County Frank Condill Davey County Beadle County J. Welch Sanborn County Ed Bogue Lincoln County Robert Dailey Moody County Animal Husbandry Department of State Colexe Packer

Auxiliary Committee Heads Named by Legion Auxiliary

Mrs Eva Rasmussen installed as new president of the American Legion Auxiliary at a Monday meeting. Names were given for the coming year including Helen Otte parliamentary chair, Alice Rye national defense and Alice Nash community service. Other posts cover publicity, legislative, child welfare, rehabilitation, occupational therapy, music, ways and means, sick committee, and memorial roles with several members named to multiple positions. Plans for October 15 installation banquet and annual Boy Scout donation were discussed.

Louise Goodrich Esther Foss Mabel Crouse Myrtle Brower Viola Elrod Edna Day Anna Vandewerker Tillie el- Tis Emma Sherweed Childo Welfare Board Florence Delaney Alice White Olive Whitner Lila Bonfoey Eva Rasmussen Legion Boy Scott

Hickory Stickers Meeting At St Lawrence October 10

A meeting of the Breezy Plains Hickory Stick Organization will be held Saturday October 10 at St Lawrence. M P Hasvold is in charge of arrangements and a program of interest to all is assured. All school men are eligible for membership and urged to attend. A pheasant hunt is planned for the pedagogues who hunt with a school hop entertainment at 2:00 p m. Dinner at 5:30 p m for dormitory attendees and those unable to attend the afternoon session are asked to come to the feed. Supt R E Rawlins secretary of the SDHSAA will be the principal speaker.

ST. Lawrence St. Lawrence High School R. E. Rawlins The Sdhsaa

Roddewig Attacks Jensen In Clear Lake Speech

Democratic candidate for attorney general Roddewig accused Republican nominee Leslie Jensen of being a stooge of Andrew Mellon and selling the ticket down the river to aid Landon Gurney Mundt. He urged voters to back the Roosevelt administration and the full Democratic ticket.

Clear Lake Venema Tall Roddewig Leslia Jensen Republi+ com Andrew Mellon Herbert Hoover Landon Gurney Mundt Roddewig Jensen Ia Landen Roosevelt

O P Women Form Clark Organization

Oct special meeting of the Republic women of Clark held in the courthouse formed officers Mrs L A Whitmer president Mrs LM Hurlbut vice president Mrs George B Otte secretary and treasurer A general meeting is set for Wednesday evening October 1a in the courthouse community room with a guest speaker and refreshments to be served from all over the county.

O.P Clark Organization Clark of the Republic Women of L. A. Whitmer LM. Hurlbut George B. Otte Court House

Evening social notes touch Mrs Arnot in two groups

A special shower for Mrs John K Arnot at Willow Lake Oct B showcased four Doreas Society members presenting miscellaneous gifts at a large monthly band meeting. Earlier, Mrs Arnot was guest of honor at the Philathlean Society at Mrs Dave Petersons home on Tuesday night.

Arnot Willow Lake Doreas Society John K. Armiot Philathean Society Dave Peterson

Rasmusson Hearty Wedding Held at Elk Point

Miss Alene Rasmusson daughter of P O Rasmusson Clark and James E Hearty Jr son of Dr J B Heraty LaCrosse Wis were married Friday evening at Elk Point by Rev Whitney of the Methodist Church Attendants included Mr and Mrs John R Wood Yankton and Mr and Mrs Martin Breuer LaCrosse The couple plans a brief return to Clark before residing in La Crosse Wis with winter likely in Chicago. Mr Hearty works in railroad service.

John R. Wood Yankton Martin Breuer LaCrosse Wis Mer Heraty Sioux City Lona Mra Harry Clark Clark County Auditor's Chicago Hezaty Clark High School Acquings Academy Columbia University

Republicans Rally in Clark County Tonight

Republicans stage a large county rally in Clark County with a caravan traveling through towns delivering brief speeches by Leslie Jensen Chan Gurney and Marian Lewis. The tour ends in Clark with dinner and speeches at the Play House, featuring Sterling Clark and county candidates.

Republicans Clark Clark Spetishj Re Publicans Clark County Anneldates Leslie Jensen Chan Gurney Mra Marian Lewis Sterling Clark Clark Halse

South Dakota Farmers Tapped For Soil Conservation Aid

Special participation by South Dakota farmers in the 1936 agricultural conservation program will match prior AAA effort levels. About 1.5 percent of signed worksheets will seek payments, with Area A showing 93 percent likely to apply and eastern counties about 72 percent. Total payments to farmers around $12 million, with $1 million from sail building allowances.

Brookings South Dakota Seporta Tate Armert Sail Sail Con

October PTA Meet at St Lawrence School

The October PTA meeting was held Monday night at the St Lawrence school building in Lawrence. Milo Opdahl presided as a program was presented with Miss Potter teaching a reading demonstration from the first and second grades. Music came from the high school girls chorus and quartet along with Alta Jacobson on piano. Supt Hasvold spoke on the child labor law and Dr Hagin, the evening speaker, discussed health. The next meeting is scheduled for November 5.

St. Lawrence ST Lawrence Milo Opdahl Hasvold Hagin

Bewhiskered Hobo Bandsmen Prepare Brookings Tour

Four units of the State College Military Band will tour about Brookings within a 0 mile radius visiting nearly 50 towns from October 26 as a Hobo Day prelude. A cheerleader will lead pep meetings and promote the celebration October 31. Units will converge in Sioux Falls for a massed concert after touring.

State College Military Bard Brookings Minnesota Pipestone Sioux Falls Madison Tracy Minn Marshall Clear Lake-Watertown

Willow Lake Bond Proposal Defeated

Willow Lake voters rejected a city waterworks bond plan after a close election, the measure losing by six votes amid local dissatisfaction with the result. The report notes the plan relied on a government loan and bonds, reflecting concern over the outcome and public sentiment in Willow Lake.

Willow Lake Cct

Mission Day Service Held at Mount Olive

Mission Day services at Mount Olive English Lutheran Church in Woonsocket on Sunday October featured speakers RR Schulz from Parkston and Rev W Nitsche from Howard. A noon fellowship dinner and 2:15 lunch followed, with capacity crowds and a mission offering near double last year’s. The altar and pulpit were redecorated with green velveta donated by the ladies.

Mount Olive Woonsocket Mt Olive English Lutheran Church RR. Schulz

Plans Under Way For Karakul Show In Philip South Dakota

Plans for the second zonal Karakul fur sheep and products show are under way in Philip South Dakota for Saturday December 19. The Karakul breed is introduced to breeders here and noted for heavy wool fur wool used in high grade robes and coats. The fat tail sheep withstand drought and provide mutton and lamb furs for women's coats.

Philip South Dakota

Child Revives After Fall Into Cistern

Lawrence story describes three year old Joan Lovelace daughter of Mr and Mrs John Lovelace who fell into a cistern at their great grandfather John Danburys home. Sunday afternoon while playing with her sister Joyce they moved boards covering the cistern and she plunged in hitting her head on the cistern wall. She was unconscious but help arrived and she was revived at once.

Lawrence Joan Lovelace John Lovelace John Danbury Joan Joyce

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