Religious courses to open in Huron council program
Final plans are set for this year’s school run by the Huron Council of Religious Education. Accredited by the International Council, credits will be granted by that body. Courses run five Monday nights at Huron College from Nov 4 7 to 9 pm with a devotional period and 100 minutes of instruction. Teachers include L B Harmor Helen Stafford Alfred Trennery Josephine Ainsworth Hubert Ketelle S W Keck. Additional leadership training sessions will occur in Beadle County and several towns with offerings on Thursdays and Fridays starting Oct 1.
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Huron College
L. B. Harmor
Helen Stafford
Alfred Trennery
Josephine Ainsworth
History of the Christian Church
Hubert Ketelle
Mra. S. W
Beadle County
Cavour
Wolsey
Rolfe Peterson
Erma Hatz
at_ Hitchcock
Christian Church
Revival Service Continues At Huron Gospel Tabernacle
Evangelist 1.0 from San Francisco conducts revival at 435 Dakota Ave South with old time gospel messages. Attendance rises as nightly 7 45 pm services run this week and three Sunday services at 11 2 30 and 7 20. Tonight's subject The Valley of Dry Bones and Saturday night Diyloc Healing.
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San Francisco
Huron Gospel Tabernacle
Dakota Avenue South
Rynning
Ifis
Rapid Airlines seeks route to Winnipeg with Midwest stops
Rapid Airlines of Rapid City announced it had asked the Washington post office for approval of an air mail line from Omaha to Winnipeg Manitoba. The plan envisages stops at Sioux City and Sioux Falls plus at least one North Dakota point, with further expansion westward to Rapid City and the Black Hills if authorized.
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Rapid Airlines, Inc
Ecommerce
Omaha
Neb
Sioux City
Iac
Washington
Winnipeg
Man
Rapid Airlines
North Dakota
South Dakota
Post Office Department
Air Mall
Rapid City
Black Hills
Eastwoard
Huron
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Watertown
Renner
Soviet Aviators Ready To Hop Off In Pacific Flight
Four Russian aviators en route from Moscow to New York on a goodwill tour prepared to depart Seattle for Oakland California. They expect a 700 mile flight in eight or nine hours if weather cooperates. A planned dawn takeoff was delayed when control cables for the stabilizers were found broken.
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Seattle
Wash
Moscow
New York
Oakland
Calif
Kiwanis Meet at Crow Lake Crow Lake Lincoln County
Fifty farmers from Crow Lake area attended a Kiwanis club gathering at the Crow Lake Catholic Church in Wellington Springs. The event, part of a countywide fall series, featured speakers Rev Harry Blackburn and Rev A B Boone, with L E Ausmen J L Sedgwick and E J Webb directing. Thirty locals joined in a dinner served by the Crow Lake organization.
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Wellington Springs
Crow Lake
Kiwanis Club
Weasington Springs
L. E. Ausmen
J. L. Sedgwick
E. J. Webb
Wossington Springs
Harry Blackburn
New York Cow Is New Champ at Dairy Show
In New York the dairy exposition reaches its eighth day as Jersey judging closes and Guernsey judging names Shuttlewick Levity as champion. Twin Oaks Farm wins two grand champions in Jersey class while Gen's Pride of the Gren earns top honors for the imported line. Penney earns the peer challenge cup for Guernsey breeders for the third straight time. Airlines in Europe and elsewhere receive subsidies ranging from 59 to 80 percent of revenue.
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ST. Louis
Guernsey
William H. Willams
Shuttlewick Levity
Lyon Mountain
New York
J. C. Penney
Emadine
Hopewell Junction
Penney
Twin Oaks
Morristown
N. J
Jersey
Ferns’ Signal
Oaklands
Liilidora
Mules Selected in Huron for Indian Service
South Dakota mules destined for the British army in India are being selected in Huron. About 400 fattened animals will travel by rail to Jersey City and sail to India. Captain A H Mackie and G H Jelbart inspected the stock and plan to depart Huron at noon. Ay. Simpson runs mule centers and will accompany the shipment with 12 attendants.
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India
Huron
City
Jersey City
Port
A. H. Mackle
G. H. Jelbart
Royal Corps of Surgeons
Mackie
F. Simpson
Omaha
Ay. Simpson
Be, L, Butz
Cotton Bales Back Auto Industry Needs 288000
In 1928 the United States produced 4,500,000 automobiles and required 288,000 bales of cotton for tires tops upholstery padding brake linings washers gaskets fan belts and insulation materials used in those cars.
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United States
City Briefs from Huron On Family Moves And Local Notices
Mr and Mrs Joe LaMere and family moved to Green Bay Wisconsin to farm after years in Huron since 1909 Maynard LaMere stays in Huron while Levell Ostrander moves to Cherokee Iowa They note Mrs G W Mingus of Chicago visiting Mrs Laughlin and Evelyn Coyne Family advertisements include help wanted for a general house work and rental offers Modern Beauty Shop advertises permanent waving services Pheasant season opens October 29 and gun trade promotions mentioned. Mrs Gunner Gunderson of De Smet undergoes operation and local contractors advertising estimates. A group travels to Chicago for unspecified purpose.
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Joe LaMere
Roland
Ralph
Green Bay
Wis
LaMere
Huron
Maynard LaMere
Levell Ostrander
Cherokee
Congregational Church
G. W. Mingus
Chicago
Laughlin
Mingus
Sioux Falls
Colorado
Poone
Ady
Walter G. Grinds
St. Cloud
Minn
Evelyn Coyne
Aberdeen
Adoe
Trada
Winchester
Frank Thompson
Arthur Thompson
Wolsey
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Nalvetta
Croquignole
Eugene
Marcels
Bonnin
Post
Gunner Gunderson
de Smetig
Santaritan Hospital
Bernard R. Boughton
B.C. McKenzie
Fred Barer
B. McClaskey
Free lecture on Christian Science by John J. Finn
Public invited to a free lecture on Christian Science by John J. Finn of Swanston University during a Tuesday evening event at First Church of Christ Scientist corner Fifth and Illinois October 22 1929 8 p m The speaker is a member of the Board of Lectureship Bea ton Mass.
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Milwaukee
Detroit
First Church of Christ, Scientist
John J. Finn
Swanston
Beaton
Mass
Corner Fifth
Illinois
Mary Cameron
Frank Avenue
Samaritan Hospital
Wm. Gartland
Huesgen
John R. Walsh
Tampa
Fla
Huron
P. Walsh
Third Street
Dallas
Texas
Heronite
Witliam Pithiam
Samaritan
Oak, Ave
H. W. Dee
Schaffer couple in Huron on business visit
Mr and Mrs E H Schaffer of Aberdeen were in Huron yesterday on business and to visit friends. Two modern furnished housekeeping rooms with heat and lights available for $22.50 per month at 1178 Onto, phone 3401, ad-18.
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E. H. Schaffer
Aberdeen
Huron
Pittsburgh Ends Canal Ceremony
Pittsburgh closes its canalization celebration with a river pageant commemorating the Ohio river link to the seven seas. The festival began with a banquet attended by five members of President Hoover s cabinet seven railroad executives and other luminaries.
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Pittsburgh
Ohio River
Seven Seas
Hoover
Channel completion hailed with 100000 dollar project
The nine foot channel from this point to Cairo where the Ohio meets the Mississippi was completed in a 100000 dollar project. Keynote speaker James Francis Burle urged formation of an American Council of Transportation led by top cadets. Attendees included General W W Atterbury, Andrew Mellon, James Good, Robert Lamont, P E Crowley, Governor John S Fish, and other cabinet members.
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Ies
Cairo
Ohio
Mississippi
James Francis Burle
Congress
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