First A Club List Announced Honor Pupils Named
Honor pupils for the first six weeks in Huron Public Schools were announced by Supt A J Ea. The list includes Lincoln, Dorothy, Jefferson, Washington, Wilson, McKinley, and Senior High School A clubs with members and honorable mentions. Names span four schools with multiple students named for each A club and honorable mention group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Huron Public Schools
Supt. A. J. Ea
Lst
Lincoln School
Gordon Anderson
LaJean ‘Avery
Marilyn Whisman
Adrienne Seatchbrook
Audrae Wright
Bob Zieske
Maxine Swaney
Frances Link
Phyllis Reese
Beverly Dunn
Allan van Voorhis
Marjorie Hatlestad
Billy Camppel
Joan Hanson
Donald Harris
June Jensen
June Lang
Helen Niebrugse
Hugh Schulte
Audecene Marston
Phyllis Darey
Patty Dunn
Joan Christiansen
Dorothea Dunbar
Billy Tyrrell
Dorothy School
Norma Pary
Elizabeth Palm
Jack Siler
Jeanne Zeller
Darleen Moyers
Raymond Jocekel
Jefferson” School
Gloria Christopherson
Margaret McNamara
Kathleen Reed
Beverly Erickson
Charles Rundgrist
Jean Bard
John Schneider
Phyllis Gross
Winton Luther
Marcheta Knight
Delaine Quale
Hagel Kreykes
Bob Whitney
Florence Sether
Deibert Bakeman
Kathryn Ball
Vern Wetrick
Scott Woodward
Dorothy Link
Meid
Stanton
Ruth Smith
Milford Cheeseman
John Dorsey
Laura Jeanrothe
Val Hiatt
Hazellbelle Schmidt
Marjorie Twom
Virginia Shirley
Joa Ape Toby
Arlene Minske
Ruth Lowrice
Louisa Royhl
Carlyn Thomas
Marjorie Peterson
Lyla Bethke
Leyal Thompson
Jimmy Wylard
McKinley School
Blanche Carney
Mary Fransces Robins
Lois McFadden
Marvin Bloomberg
Jakie Gross
Marie LaCraft
Erla Jean Yenney
Darlene West
Mavis Urbin
Dorothy Ames
Dawn Madsen
Viola Gross
Robert Klar
Betty Nielson
Muertel Yenney
Iheila Foulette
Mildred Haulif
Gertrude Smith
Este Janssen
Helen Zeller
Betty Magmian
Marjorie Lanz
Joan Laszsewski
Billie Patton
Keith Anderson
Robert Geahan
Pauline Ipsen
Josephine Longstaff
Frances Miner
Janet Thatcher
Jack Voegel
Marene Walter
Edna Wheat
Rita Welty
Velma Carney
Harold Green
Robert Mower
Edward Schaefer
James Treneery
Natalie van Arsdale
Ann Johnson
Doris Mantz
Ruth Wallace
Poultry Calling and Testing School Held at Brookings
Twenty poultrymen and representatives attended the Brookings session to learn calling and testing practices under W. E. Poley and O. J. Weisner. Examinations granted licenses as testers with the U. S. Approved designation for inspected baby chicks. more schools planned as demand grows. Visitors in Manchester include Mrs. Charles Romster and Mrs. Josie Fagrelings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings Brookings
W. E. Poley
State College Poultry Department
O. J. Weisner
South Dakota Poultry Improvement Association
College Veterinary Medicine Department
U. S
Manchester
Charles Romster
Huron
3. S
Land Purchase Funds Allotted for Two Dakotas
Regional officials of the federal rural resettlement division announce an allocation of 981,250 for about 160,000 acres in North and South Dakota. South Dakota gets 975,000 for roughly 100,000 acres in Lyman Stanley and Jones counties. North Dakota receives 406,280 to buy 65,000 acres in Ransom and Richland counties. Plans include reforestation in North Dakota and productive use in South Dakota to benefit communities and state welfare. HR. Danielson will head North Dakota project and Ralph Johnston the South Dakota tract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Federal Rural Resettlement Division
North and
South Dakota
Lyman
Stanley
Jones
North Dakota
Ransom
Richland
HR. Danielson
Ralph Johnston
Theoa
Luther Leaguers Attend South Dakota Convention
Fifteen Bella Prairie Luther league members drove to Ramona on October 17 for the South Dakota Federation of Luther Leagues convention at St John's Lutheran. Welcome was offered by Ramona league president. Rev Bunge led the morning service and Rev C T Prashl, Wartburg College president, preached. An afternoon program followed with supper and a social hour. The federation reports further activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther
Wartburg College
South Dakota
Rebekah Convention Held in Groton
Rebekah Lodge District No. 4 held its convention in Groton with more than 15 members attending. State officers present included Sonia Keonyon of Gary, Indiana, assembly president, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Groton
Rebekah Lodge
Sonia Keonyon
Gary
Assembly
District officers elected and school of instruction held
Laura Seeley of Huron was named assembly vice president Ida Borland of Madison was assembly conductor Agnes Mathieu of Stratford was past president and George Holmes of Warner was deputy grand master Newly elected district officers include Grace Ehrke of Warner district president Ce cil McCleary of Ipswich vice president and Minnie Hartis of Groton secretary treasurer A school of instruction was conducted followed by a dance and Lynch con
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Seeley
Huron
Assembly
Ida Borland
Madison
Agnes Mathieu
Stratford
George Holmes
Warner
Grace Ehrke
Cecil McCleary
Ipswich
Minnie Hartis
Groton
The News Behind The News Inflation and policy hints in 1920s chatter
The article notes inflation fears among New Dealers as economists expect rising prices and living costs. It mentions Elliot and commission caution, gold imports, and potential shifts toward wage and bread price increases, with speculation about Treasury and Paris talks and a quiet internal price study.
Publicity Stunt Frustrates Roosevelt Delegation Plans
An ambitious Democrat proposed soliciting state chairmen’s opinions on Roosevelt’s likely win and next convention delegations for publication. The early replies proved useful, but later ones were unsuitable due to internal conflicts and Washington lack of cooperation. A pessimistic chairman warned his state lines were cut up, ruining the symposium. A staff motto warned against overreaching rhetoric, favoring emotion over logic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Fromm
Washington
Sanposium
Fortnighty study club meeting with travelogue and bridge
In Slington Oct 17 the Fortnighty study club gathered at Mrs Laverne Clark's home with Mrs Victor Hellstrom hosting. Mrs Enoch Hutchinson led current events while Mrs Phil Friedman discussed her western trip. Four contract bridge tables yielded prizes to Hutchinson Coop and Bumgum. Guests included Claire Brown Sam Bumgum Tom DeHaven and Osvilla Shanholtz. Lunch was served. A note mentions ancient jellyfish fossil records showing their skeletons were nine percent water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slington
Laverne Clark
Victor Hellstrom
Enoch Hutchinson
Phil Friedman
Clarence Coop
Sam Bumgum
Claire Brown
Tom DeHaven
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Carobin Rayburn
Lyman Riley
Mildred Roush
Cecil Shepered
Jean Terpening
Bill Tredway
Marjorie Walker
John R. Wright
Marlis Cummins
Ruth
Elaine Geiger
Melvyn Kambel
Lois Peterson
Kathryn Jean Saylor
Mary Jean Scruby
Robert Shaw
Margaret van Voorhis
Robert Berndt
Ruth Bevier
Clara Bonesteel
Roberta Coxe
Genevieve Dambroger
Virginia Dumdey
Donald Green
Mary Haney
Mickey Higgins
Mar
Se Pond
Te ‘Jba
Size Fletcher
Castoria
Monarch Hot Water Bottle
Kolynos Roe
Campana
Walgreen Service Druggists
Dakotas
Dillott
4 Te Radio
Ellott
Treasury
Morgenthou
Bank of France
Paris
Bresd
Jasper Alion
R.R.1
Hamilton
Towa
Porter Drug & Chemical Corp
Malden, Mase
Habibis
Betty Rose Coats
Redfern Coats
New Boacles
Habicht
AAA
J.B. Roberts
Foley
Dawes
Third St
B. Huron
America
Ahrendorfs
Cynthia Arch
Oxfords
Fashion
Cynthia
Sport Oxfords
Goodyear West
Munson
Blichers
J.C_.PENNEY COMPANY
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