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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1937

Page

3

Wells Urges Drivers License Measure for SD

Pierre Oct 14 47 Secretary of State Goldie Wells promotes enacting a drivers license law in the next session. Her article notes South Dakota is among six states without such a license, cites higher fatality rates in states without standard laws, and calls for uniform administration examinations and license suspension to weed out unfit drivers.

Pierre Goldie Wells State Motor Vehicle Department Phin South Dakota Iav Miss Wells District of Columbia Wells

Doland High Plans Float for Homecoming Parade

Doland Oklahoma special to this paper notes the Doland High senior class will have a Homecoming float named in honor of the seniors and their football team. Float committee members include Marian Graham Janice Shipper Paul Hofer Alvin Hauge and Rolland St Peter. Six seniors play football including Rolland St Peter and Harold Wurtz as well as Merle Felderman Shorty Coaty Wills Woodring Eugene Knickerheim.

Doland Moland Doland High School Marian Graham Janice Shipper Paul Hofer Alvin Hauge Rolland St. Peter Clark Merle Felderman Shorty Coaty Rolland St Peter Wills Woodring Eugene Knickerheim Harold Wurtz

Prenuptial Shower Held For Miss Mary Lane

Oct 12 Mex dames Charles Littel John Weiss and others hosted a prenuptial shower at the Littel home for Miss Mary Lane whose wedding to Bernard Tapin bert has been recently announced. Miss Lantz and Mr Lambert will wed Oct 17 at St Macy's Church with gifts and social afternoon and lunch.

Zel Charles Littel John Weiss Jerob Bernaret Zeus Littel Mary Lane Bernard Tapinbert Lutz Miss Lantz Me. Lambert St Macy's Church

Ree Heights Visitants Stay At Sleepy Eye Home

Ree Heights residents Mr and Mrs Im Courts and Mrs J K Berry of St Lawrence visited Mr and Mrs Joe Courts in Sleepy Eye Minnesota for several days during the recent period.

Ree Heights Im Courts J. K. Berry St. Lawrence Joe Courts Sleepy Eye Minn

Local Guests Dine With Huron Hosts at Evening Glinner

Mr and Mrs Leland Steele entertained at seven o clock Friday evening in Huron with guests Miss Helen Feeney Miss Marian Anderson and M F Burchfield of Lincoln School faculty Huron and John Macon of Huron The gathering noted guests from Huron Reeves Heights Oct 18 Special report mentions the social event without further details.

Huron Ree Heights Leland Steele Helen Feeney Marian Anderson M. 4. Burchfield Lincoln School Huron John Macon

Leline Steele Attends Huron Wednesday Musicale

Leline Steele attended a meeting of the Huron Wednesday Musicale at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel last week. She is a member of this organization.

Specia Leline Steele Huron Marvin Hughitt Hotel

Return from visit to Sioux Falls noted

Mss. L. C. Danielson and Mr. and Mrs. Theis Lang have returned from a week long visit at Sioux Falls. Mer. and Mrs. Lang both received medical treatment while none,

ST. Lawrence L. C. Danielson Theis Lang Sioux Falls Mer Mrs. Lang

Thompson Visits Parents in St Lawrence

Duane Thompson, employed in Rapid City, spent several days with his parents Mr and Mrs Gwynn Thompson in St Lawrence. He left Monday to return to Rapid City.

ST. Lawrence Duane Thompson Rapid City Gwynn Thompson

Returned from Washington trip by Mrs Rudolph Anderson

Mrs and Mrs Rudolph Anderson returned from a trip to Washington Iowa. They were joined by friends from Pierre. Phyllis Ford cared for the Anderson children while the parents were away.

Thid ST. Lawrence Rudolph. Anderson Washington Pierre Phyllis Ford Anderson

School Band Welcomes General Farley in Wolsey Visit

The WAND school band directed by LeRoy Darling joined the welcome for General James Farley during a Monday afternoon stop in Wolsey. The visit occurred on October 12 specials routing through Farley’s itinerary as he toured the area.

WAND Farley ST Lawrence LeRoy Darling Wolsey Postmaeter James Farley

Visit in Milbank

Milbank October 13 Special Re v N A Luke Mia and Caroline visited Mrs Luke's parents. Her father was injured in an accident recently and is reported to be in a serious condition.

Milbank Sit Lawrence N. A Luke Mia Caroline

Weekend Visit by NS Teacher College Students

Oct 13 report from Bonilla notes Maxine Hadtke and Dorothy Atkinson, students at Northern State Teachers College, spent the weekend at their homes. The item records a social family visit with no further details.

Bonilla Spedal Mises Maxine Hadtke Dorothy Atkinson Northern State Teachers College

Orient Band Enrollment Surges in City Registration Show

Band leader Walter K Schofield reports a large rise in enrollments for Orient bands. In second year charge of instruction, he lists planned lineup including two clarinets six saxophones five trombones eleven trumpets and cornet one baritone three drums one bass and one mellophone with a junior band recently formed comprising roughly a dozen members.

Maurine Ruhlman Betty Low Dienslake Joan Sweetland Burnetta Leatgreen Leo Pigeon Gordon Eaton Geraldine Gebhart Virginia Eggerlin Robert Gardner Lois Miesner Daisy Bent Edward Hagen Billy Conway Verni Huss Otho Exton Gordon Nisson W Margaret Gebhart Bruce Conway Edward St

Forestburg Teachers Lead State In SOEA Enrollment

Forestburg teachers have enrolled 190 percent of its staff as members of the South Dakota Education Association for the current school year. State officers praise the Forestburg drive as showing professional spirit and tribute to General Beadle, founder and early president of the association. Superintendent T. ther received a 100 percent honor bell certificate from the SOEA featuring Beadle’s statue and the inscription Educator He saved the School Lands.

Forestburg S. D. E. A. Forestburg South Dakota Education Association Sioux Falls General Beadle Association T.ther SOEA Wm. H. H. Beadle

Forestburg P T A Elects New Officers at Start

Forestburg P T A opened its school year with a meeting led by vice president Mrs. Lloyd Ellingson. Following minutes approval, T. E. Sather was elected superintendent and Miss Hilén Johnson treasurer to fill vacancies. A luncheon followed adjournment and the next meeting is set for November.

Forestburg Lloyd Ellingson Lyle Ferguson T. E. Sather Hilén Johnson Miss Searles Hazel Helen Irene Fouberg

Strait Land Company of Leola Files Articles of Incorporation

Pierre Oct 13 Articles of incorporation for the Strait Land Company of Leola with capital of 15000 have been filed with the secretary of state. The firm will transact business in Leola and McPherson County but maintain offices in Aberdeen. Incorporators are L F Sigcum Berkeley Cal Everett S Hughes Dover N J and Samuel Bosanko Leola.

Pierre Strait Land Company of Leola McPherson County Aberdeen L. F. Sigcum Berkeley Cal Everett S. Hughes Dover N. J Samuel Bosanko

Entertain at Shower for Mrs Williams at Hardie Home

Mel Heber Frank Heber and Miss Annie Heber hosted a miscellaneous shower Sunday at the William Hardie home in honor of Mrs Williams formerly Agnes Feber. The guest of honor received many nice gifts.

Zell Mel Frank Heber Annie Heber William Hardie Williams Agnes Feber

Mrs George Sihrers Hosts St Ann’s Band Meeting

In Zell on October 13 Mrs George Sihrers will entertain the St Ann’s Band of St Mary’s Church. Mrs Lena Schaller, president, will supervise the gathering.

Zell George Sihrers St. Ann's St. Mary’s Church Lena Schaller

Auxiliary To Meet Bontlla

The Auxiliary holds a meeting Monday night with Mel. Hugh McKichan. Professor Jensen and family and Mr. Lokide spent the weekend in Sioux Falls.

Bontlla Mel Hugh McKichan Sioux Falls Fordham Jensen Lokide

M E Church Parley Opens in Redfield

Redfield October 13 special report Methodist ministers and lay delegates from the Dakota conference begin a six day annual session with registration and committee meetings. Bishop J Ralph Magee delivers the keynote and Holy Communion opens the day. Local dignitaries and Redfield Mayor Clarence Hopkins greet attendees as musical programs and multiple speakers fill the schedule through Sunday.

H. Anderson F. E. Morrison Clarence Hopkins Fledfield J. Ralph Magee Bishon Magee Auditoium Methodist Church Hig Earl E. Harper Marcus A. Chase W. E. Shaw A. Richardson Deets Picket Dan Brummett W. E. J. Gratz Redfield A. L.watts Evangeline Schwartz Iva Howard Treva Ginther Mex W. Gibsor Lucille Issenhuth Reip Zarneke Leona Snyder Thomas McDermott Misa Ethel Wagner Lloyd Smit Cathedral Minister's Dalyy Schalkle Jessamine Medora Coolidge

Redfield Concert Groups and City Choirs Perform

In Redfield the Methodist choir the high school orchestra and the cathedral choir staged a program. Duets were sung by Miss Norton Shade and Marva Dudley. Other pieces featured Mrs Evangeline Schwartz and Raymond Schalke with a lineup of organists including Mrs AD Cale man Miss Daisy Sebaldle Mrs Alberta Clinite Miss Dorothy Alexander the Rev Albert Hartt and Mrs Ruth Reinicke.

Redfield Methodist Redfield High School Cathedral Choir Nortin Shade Marva Dudley Evangeline Schwartz Raymond Schalke AD. Caleman Daisy Sebaldle Alberta Clinite Dorothy Alexander Albert Hartt Ruth Reinicke

Invite Leaders To Civic Parley In Sioux Falls

In SIGUX FALLS on October 20 state and federal officials, business leaders, and civic figures are invited to a meeting of the Greater South Dakota agricultural committee. The session precedes the civic group’s annual convention on October 21, with topics covering livestock disease, crop pests, and farming issues. Attendees include Gov. Leslie Jensen and members of Congress, plus representatives from federal and state agencies, banks, railroads, and media.

Sigux Falls Agricultural Committee Greater South Dakota Sioux Falls Leslie Jensen Herbert E. Hitchcock W. J. Bulow Francis Case Fred H Hildebrandt Federal Land Bank Farm Security Administration Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation Froduvers Credit Corporation State College of Agriculture State Department of Agriculture State Veterinary Department

Farewell gathering for Wilkins family in Bancroft

Mr and Mrs ML T Wilking and family were honored by Lutheran Church members in Bancroft at a farewell gathering. A program of readings, gifts from the Luther League, and a short talk by Rev A L Keller preceded games and lunch. The Wilkins plan to move to Clark where Mr Wilkins bought a drug store.

Bancroft ML T. Wilking Lutherian Church Luther League A. L. Keller

Leaves for South State Tulare

Vernon McNeil and Mrs McNeil left for Sioux Falls to seek work in corn fields. The article notes good corn prospects in southern and eastern areas of the state and reports a demand for men, teams, and corn pickers.

South State Tulare And Virs Vernon McNeil Sioux Falls

South Dakota State College Judging Team Enters Contests

Brookings SD October 13 the State College enters livestock judging contests for first time since 1927 with a team led by James Watson coach. Members Wayne Wade Olin Starkey Max Myers Merle Leir Hagen Kelsey. Alternates Jaimes Brooking Gnida Kenneth Wanless. Competition includes American Royal in Kansas City October 16 and Inter sectional tournament November 27.

Brookings South Dakota State College State College Kansas City Wayne Wade Miller Olin Starkey Gettysborg Max Myers Cadllas Merle Leir Canton Hagen Kelsey Fedora Jaimes Brooking Gnida Kenneth Wanless Strool James Watson State College Livestock Chicano Huron

Redfield Fete Is Successful Homecoming Parade Honors Local Entries

Redfield’s fifth annual homecoming and bargain day drew students teachers and merchants for a well run event under clear skies. A Thursday bonfire and Friday activities built momentum with a horse led by student vice president and a marching band through Main Street. Top parade entries included Parsons Hardware E L Schultz Safety Front Kurtz School and Frankfort No 4.

Redfield Specia Mings Chetr Main Street Parsons Hardware E. L. Schultz Kurtz School Frankfort No. 4 Gith

Redfield Homecoming Rout Fuels Conference Lead

Redfield defeats Groton 50 to 0 in the Northeast Conference clash, turning a homecoming program into a rout. Murvn Dudley and coach Waddorffs boys led the lopsided win that handed Redfield the conference lead and spoiled Groton's record after a prior win by Clark. Speeches by Bob Pennington and WF. Bruck, plus school band performances and a lively dance finale, capped the evening as the crowd packed the gym.

Brink School Murvn Dudley Redfield WF. Bruck Louis Longbehn

Van Gerpen Visits Mother in Bancroft

Low ell Van Gerpen from Sioux Falls drove to Bancroft to spend several days with his mother Mrs. Hikelson on October 18. The visit started Saturday evening as he traveled to catch up with family.

Mother Bancroft Speviall Lowell van Gerpen Sioux Falls Mys.hikelsom

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