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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1936

Page

3

WPA Wage High In South Dakota Race to the Top

South Dakota WPA officials claim wages in the state reach the highest security wage levels seen anywhere, with per capita relief exceeding neighboring states. The report details base pay scales by county, boosts from a wage increase in September, and notes South Dakota’s strong relief figures through early 1936 amid administrative efforts by Governor Berry and lawmakers.

South Dakota Worth Dakota Nebraska Montana Wyoming Minnesota Iowa Kansas Dee Minnehaha Berry Longrie

Clara Ravenscroft Hosts Bridge Club in Wayland

Clara Ravenscroft acted as hostess for a bridge session on Wednesday afternoon at Wayland. Five tables played contract, with four guests joining: Mrs Munkile Clu of Aberdeen, Mrs Harry Dunbar of Sioux Falls, Mrs Blanche Bungum and Mrs Minnie Stobbs of Wessington. Helen Ferguson joined as a new member. Prizes went to Mrs Gladys Majoe for high score and Mrs Catherine Winegar for consolation. Mrs Blanch Bungum had high visitor score and received a prize. Ravenscroft was assisted by her daughter Velda. another club gathering is planned in two weeks by Mrs Carl Ravenscroft.

Clara Ravenscroft Bridge Wayland Munkile Clu Sberdeen Harry Dunbar Sioux Falls Blanche Bungum Minnie Stobbs Wessington Helen Ferguson Gladys Majoe Cathering Winegar Blanch Bungum Ravenscroft Velda Carl Ravenscroft

Fsmond Extension Club Plans Halloween Party

The Fsmond Extension Club met on Wednesday at Esmond with four sessions. Mrs. Lou Beachler demonstrated coat refinishing and ing. The group set a Halloween party with entertainment and lunch, naming Stella Hoeye Martha Hoeye Lottie Grown Marian Snedeker on the lunch committee and Lola Strub Terra Nelsen Fannie Goss Blanche Halligan on the entertainment committee.

Fsmond Extension Club Esmond Spe Lou Beachler Stella Hoeye Martha Hoeye Lottie Grown Marian Snedeker Lola Strub Terra Nelsen Fannie Goss Blanche Halligan

Approve Dams For State Owned Land

Pierre October 16 Ben Strool commissioner of school and public lands and C L Chase state rural credit director issued a joint statement declaring their departments are in favor of building water conserving dams and artificial lakes in all sections of the state. They denied rumors that WPA dams on state owned land were opposed and said every properly presented project had approval.

Pierre Ben Strool C. L. Chase State Rural Credit Dirrector

OES Chooses New Officers At Mitchell Convention

At the state convention of the Order of the Eastern Star in Mitchell yesterday new officers were elected. Worthy Grand Patron Earl Serles Brookings and Associate Worthy Grand Matron Mrs. E Hugel Sioux Falls led a slate including Julius Shaug Mobridge as associate grand patron and Mrs. Angie Williamson Madison as grand secretary. Other officers named include Mrs. Pearl Colby Whitewood grand treasurer Mrs. Lillian Olson Yankton conductress Mrs. Viola Leemer Mitchell associate grand conductress Mrs. Blancho Carlustle Kadoka grand chaplain Mrs. May belle Gedsted Lennox marshal Mrs. Ruth Siddon Platte organist Mrs. Ada Gardner Bernsford Adah Mrs. Alta Kirk Kimball Ruth Mrs. Jean Warnock Eagle Butte Esther Miabella Stroh Wagner Martha Mrs. Grace Close Aberdeen Electa George Lloyd Spencer sentinel. Grand trustees elected were Mrs. Agnes Holridge Madison and Mr. Gindys Distich Sioux Falls.

O.E.S Mitchell Dotchell Order of the Eastern Star Earl Serles Brookings E Hu~gel Sioux Falls Julius Shaug Mobridge Angie L. Williamson Madison Pearl Colby Whitewood Lillian Olson Yankton Viola Leemer Mitchell Blancho Car Ustle Kadoka Maybelle Gedsted Lennox Marshal Ruth Siddon Platte Ada Gardner Bernsford Adah Alta Kirk Kimball Ruth Jean Warnock Eagle Butte Esther Miabella Stroh Wagner Martha Grace Close Aberdeen Electa George Lloyd Spencer Sentinel Agnes Holridge Gindys Distich

Palmer to Leave Willow Lake for Alma City Pastorate

The Rev. R. J. Palmer after 11 years serving Willow Lake Hague and Sarpenter German Lutheran Churches will move in November to Alma City Minnesota for a new pastorate. He is at a Milwaukee conference and next week will go to Fairfax Minnesota with his sister Mrs Nordby and her two sons for the golden wedding of their aged parents, the Nordby grandparents.

Palmer Willow Lake R. J. Palmer Hague Sarpenter Alma City Minn Milwaukee Wis Nordby

Reverend Arnot to Leave Willow Lake Church

The Rev. John K. Arnot will lead his final service at the Willow Lake Congregational Church Sunday morning with baptisms and new member admissions. He has accepted a call to Burrows and Hickory Grove churches in Indiana. A farewell supper is planned, and the Arnots depart Sunday afternoon for Burrows.

Arnot Indiana Willow Lake John K. Arnot Congregational Church Congregational Christian Burrows Hickory Grove Ind Arnots

Bank Debits Show Increase in Huron in 1936

Bank debits in Huron rose in September 1936 over the same month in 1935, per the ninth Federal Reserve District report. September 1936 totals reached 2,625,000 with prior year 2,433,000, and August 1936 matched 2,787,000 versus 2,428,000 the year before.

Huron Federal Reserve District

Bid em High Club Meets at Beadles Wellington

Wellington report notes Mrs Alfred Syxing and P A Young top the card night with Five Hundred at four tables. Consolations went to Mrs William Moller and Charles Syring. Hostess provided refreshments. next gathering set for Mr and Mrs P A Young. Also报告 Broadland update about Susie Thompson returning from conference to pastor Wa ter town.

Bancroft PTA Sets Tuesday Meeting Next Month

Bancroft P T A held its regular monthly meeting on October 13 with a business session, student selections by the high school girls club and the P T A. Community Chorus, and a talk on the child labor amendment by T Z Luby of Huron. Refreshments followed. The next meeting is scheduled for November 10.

Bancroft Pta Bancroft Bancroft P.T. A We Club Py T. A T. Z. Luby Huron

Eastern Star officers attend grand chapter gathering in Mitchell

Mrs Vic Olson worthy matron of the local Order of the Eastern Star Chapter traveled to Mitchell to attend the grand chapter meeting. Mr and Mrs R C Drayer Miss Sophie Mason Mrs H J Hilkemeier Mrs Jennie Wolner and Mrs A Phillips drove to Mitchell for the afternoon and evening sessions.

Frankfort Vic Olson Iocal Order of the Eastern Star Mitchell R. C. Drayer Sophie Mason H. J. Hilkemeier Jennie Wolner A. Phillips

Cattle Condition Below Normal Across South Dakota Range

Brookings reports Sep rains failed to end drought as October 1 cattle and sheep remain below normal. Feed prospects are poor with little fall and winter feed, range conditions at 45 percent of normal and only in the south central area near ample supplies. Stock water scarce to ample. many cattle moved out, survivors in fair condition but high feed costs hinder carrying over livestock.

Brookings South Dakota BE. Vidones Federal Agricultural, Statistician Jones Seateal

Sheldon Family Visit To Frankfort Residents Host Indiana Relative

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sheldon and daughter hosted their niece Miss Elaine Sheldon of Gary Indiana for a few days with relatives in Frankfort. Redfield and Conde Me and Mrs. Sheldon returned by train Monday. Elaine will extend her stay for a longer visit.

Frankfort Frankfort Leonard Sheldon Elaine Sheldon Gary Ind Redfield Conde

Mrs Liebig Hosts Timber Creek Extension Club Meeting

Mrs Henry Liebig entertained Timber Creek Extension Club at her country home on Tuesday afternoon October 13. Mrs James Carter a former member now residing in Michigan attended from the club. Lunch followed a pleasant visit.

Liebig Frankfort Henry Liebig Timber Creek Extension Club James Carter Michigan

Allied Professional Association Meets in Faulkton

The Allied Professional Association of Spink Faulk and Potter Counties held a three county meeting at the Tanner hotel with 43 members attending a 6:30 dinner. Officers elected include President H A Sdsse druggist Redfield, Vice President Mrs Ann Mattenbeier Faulk County Hospital matron, and Secretary Treasurer Mrs Einspuhr Redfield. Dr Dyar from Pierre spoke on a new retirees plan for medical care and answered questions. Guests included Dr Zeles and Dr Van Husender of Pierre and Dr Sherwood of Doland. A bouquet was sent to Mrs Sherwood who is recovering from a fractured hip. Marjorie Wright sang and Doris Zachritz performed a tap dance. Next meeting planned for Gettysburg. constitution adopted.

Allied Professional Association Faulkton The Allied Professions) Association Spink Faulk Potter Counties Tanner Hotel H. A Zeles van Husender Pierre Sherwood Doland Marjorie Wright Doris Zachritz G. F. Zachritz Gettysburg Allied Professional Associaion

Orient Homecoming Parade Opens Orient High Day

Orient High marks its third annual homecoming with a 1 p.m. parade followed by two basketball games between town and country students and between alumni and high school students. Evening events include an amateur contest at 8 and a dance at the Rink with a bingo game and lunch stand.

Orient Orient High Balltroor

Agnes Schulte Begins Two Week Visit in Frankfort

Miss Agnes Schulte who recently completed a course in beauty culture at St. Paul arrives in Frankfort for a two weeks visit with relatives.

Frankfort Frankfort Agnes Schulte St. Paul

Bids Sought On 26 South Dakota Road Projects

South Dakota Highway Commission invites sealed bids for 26 road construction projects estimated at 520000 dollars. Work includes concrete pavement grading overhead crossings bridge gravel basecourse gravel surfacing and gravel resurfacing with locations on U S 16 U S 18 U S 77 and state and county roads across Davison Jones Fall River Gregory Roberts Brule Charles Mix Bon Homme Beadle Codington Brookings Aurora Kingsbury and Lake counties among others. Bids open October 27.

South Dakota Highway Commission Commission Davison Sanson U. S. 16 Jim River Jones Oliaton Fall Hot Gregory Burke Lucas Roberts Summit Burke and Brule U.S. 16 Kimball Pukwana Charles Mix Geddes Boo Homme Wagner Bewry and Carson Timber Lake Trail City Lincoln County Cantor Brookings Brookings Codington Henry Watertown Aurora Wiite Lake Beadle U.S Walesey

Frankfort rummage sale boosts relief corps funds

A Relief Corps rummage sale at Frankfort cleared over $14 with lunches served. Special mention to Harley Reed of Chicago visiting and a note on spooky or violent lines in the fragment.

Frankfort Sarley Reed Chicago Drayer

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