Red Cross Roll Call Plan Discussed in Huron Meeting
Delegates from 18 counties met in Huron to discuss methods for the annual Red Cross Roll Call. Huron leaders described successful campaigns, and a proposal for a five foot flag prize was unveiled to spur enrollment, with praise from National Red Cross staff and local officials.
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Red Cross
H. A. Shepard
General Tell
American
South Dakota
Joven P. Saver
Roll Call
Huron
Mr. Saver
J.C. N. Pengoths
Stanley County
Port Pierre
Fencells
Rey C. Jewett
Brown County
Aberdeen
Brown
Brookings
Hughes
Why
Hyde
Walworth
Marshall
George C. Hunt
RB. A. Shegard
North Dako
Jr. Hunt
Dakota
James Power
National Red Cross
St. Louis
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
St. Louis Last Night, Dr. Shank
Shepard
Beadle County
Ministerial
Marvin Hughitt
Open Livestock Yard Discussed for Huron
A preliminary report by an investigating committee proposes an open yard in Huron, with decision to be made at a mass meeting of Huron businessmen and livestock raisers Monday at Hotel Marvin Hughitt. The group believes the yard would benefit the area and the plan has backing from the State Farmers Union. Green Bay editor Peter Kline died at St Vincent hospital Lake due to infections.
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Huron
Marvin Hughitt
State Farmers Union
Huron Woman Named National Auxiliary Officer
Mrs. E Flanagan, national head of the 8 ot 40, was appointed national chairman of the American Legion Auxiliary poppy committee for the Northwest division covering North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota Wyoming Montana and Colorado She will organize and expand poppy sales in the district The appointment came from national headquarters Indianapolis via Mrs Robert Lincoln Hoyal Phoenix Ariz Also South Dakota’s Mrs D M Bannister of Watertown was named national chairman of the Northwest division for community service and unit activities This marks the first time two South Dakota women hold national offices.
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E. Flanagan
American Legion Auxiliary
Northwest
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wxyoming
Montana
Colorado
Fleneean
Indianapolis
Robert Lincoln Hoyal
Phoenix
Ariz
D .M. Bannister
Watertown
Churches To Start Leadership Classes In City
Church groups will launch leadership training before November in multiple churches. L Harem on, Huron college instructor and chairman of the Huron Council of Religious Education, outlined plans for church led classes with accredited teachers to earn credits from the International Council of Religious Education. George G. Bell, junior high principal, is named registrar to handle credit arrangements.
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L. 3. Haremon
Huron College
Huron Council of Religious Education
Harmon
International Council of Religious Education
Cta
George G. Bell
Tie
Watwood Switches Parties Back McMaster Ticket Support
Aberdeen October 25 Arthur W. Watwood longtime third district candidate for Congress quits the Democratic ticket and backs Republican leader W H McMaster and Governor candidate Warren E Green. He cites economic principles and loyalty to farmers over party, praising McMaster for opposing powerful business interests and condemns Governor Bulow for inaction on the Sharpe bank report.
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Aberdeen
Arthur W. Watwood
Congress
Sonator
W. H. McMaster
Warren £. Green
Watwood
South Dekate
McMaster
South Dakota
Senate
Bulow
Sharpe
Democratic Rally Set in Sioux Falls Colosseum
Democratic headquarters announce the largest rally of the campaign in Sioux Falls on Oct 31 with all state and national candidates attending. Governor Bulow D A McCullough for senator and governor and W W Howes national committeeman will speak. program at 8 p m broadcast from Sioux Falls and Yankton stations.
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Yankton
Democratic
Sioux Falls
Harvey Fix Waives Preliminary Hearing
Harvey Fix of Huron waived the preliminary hearing in municipal court before Judge Dick Haney after a Wednesday night chase. He was bound over to the circuit court on a $500 bond, with bail furnished, and released. Police pursued him for speeding but recovered five gallons of liquor in his car. Lea A. Tommey represented the state and James Byrnes defended Fix.
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Harvey Fix
Huron
Dick Haney
Fix
Lea A. Tommey
James Byrnes
South Dakota singers vie for Atwater-Kent contest
Twenty young South Dakota singers competed for state representation in the Atwater-Kent contest in Chicago next month. The event at WNAX drew participants from across the state. Local and statewide judging determined finalists, with results delayed for later announcement.
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Yankton
South Dakota
WNAX
Competitics
Atwater- Kent
Chicago
Australian Aviatrix Leaves For Columbus Flight Start
Mrs Keith Miller, an Australian aviatrix, leaves Wichita Kansas to attempt a new west to east transcontinental flight record. She will overnight in Columbus and make no further stops as planned.
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Columbus
Wichita
Kan
Keith Miller
Worden
Services Held For Egan Pioneer Widow of George Lanning
Funeral services were held Friday for Mrs. George A. Lanning a 81 year old pioneer of Egan and widow of the late George R. Lanning a state charities and corrections board member Civil war veteran and prominent newspaper man.
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Egan
George A. Lanning
George R. Lanning
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Bulow to Attend South Dakota Memorial Cornerstone Ceremony
Governor W J Bulow plans to attend the cornerstone laying for the state World War memorial building in Pierre next Tuesday if his eastern South Dakota campaign schedule allows. He is a member of the state memorial commission and was not expected to attend.
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Pierre
W. J. Bulow
South Dakota
State Memorial Commission
Sharpe Apportions Bank Collapse Losses Across States
Evidence shows Commercial State bank of Platte closed with 522144.31 in accounts shifted to Smith Bank. Sharpe claims 33 banks in 22 towns housed funds and accuses Smith of deception to conceal asset depletion. The report alleges improper handling of closed bank funds and misrepresentation of real estate holdings to mislead the public.
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Port
Commercial State Bank
Smith Bank
Commercial State Bank of Platte
Guarantye
Shed Smith Bank
Sharpe
Argonne
Avon
Brookings
Cavour
Deadwood
Estelline
Ethall
Mundregu
Hayti
Menry
Howard
Humboldt
Huron
Lemmon
Melham
Mins
Miteretl
Parkston
Sioux Falls
Tyndall
Unityville
Watertow
Winfred
Newell
Iroquins
Hot
Sprin's
Grover
Bemis
Altampant
TLE
Allamount
Artesian Colton
Albee
Alexandris
Alpena
Ardmere
Astoria
Belle Fourche
Bijou Hills
Bison
Bonesteel
Bowdle
Brandt
Broadland
Bruce
Butte
Canooie
Canton
Carter
Chaate
Cheser
Claire City
Clear Lake
Conde
Cottonwood
de Smet
Dallas
Davis
Dell Rapids
Dempster
Be Smet
Edgemont
Eden
Egan
Emery
Erwin
Fairburn
Farmer
Forestburg
Fort Pierre
Fulton
Gann Valley
Garden City
Garrison
Groton
Hamill
Hartford
Harrisburg
Harrold
Holabird
Herrick
Highmore
Hosmer
Hurley
Isabel
Kadula
Baylor
la Bolt
Lane
la Plant
Lake Preston
Lesterville
Letcher
Lake Norden
Lily
Martin
Mervin
Meadow
Menno
Milbank
Mitchell
Mission
Montrose
McLaughlin
Ifisland
Northville
Oldham
Oriley
Gacecia
Parker
Presho
Rapid City
Ramona
Reville
Reswell
Rutland
Salem
Scotland
Sherman
Sio'1 Falls
Springfield
Sturgis
Storla
Summit
Tabor
Thunder Hawk
Timber Aee
Toronto
Trent
Troy
Tulars
Twin Brooks
Verdon
Vienna
Wakonda
Walpala
Wecota
Wentworth
Wessington Springs
Whitestock
Woonsocket
Zeil
Banking Department
Smith
Farmers State Bank
Legislative Investigating Committee
Chaik
Sharps
Ray
Srewry
Pow Wow Day Promoted In Brookings By Huron Group
Paul K. Myers secretary of the Huron Chamber of Commerce led a group of Huron College students to Brookings to promote Pow Wow Day and the upcoming homecoming. Placards would be posted at the foot Bail Field and in Brookings business districts for the anticipated large football audience at the South Dakota State College versus South Dakota University Hobo Day clash.
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Paul K. Myers
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Huron College
Brookings
Huron Colege
Bail
South Dakota State College
South Dakota University
Ten Troops Expected At State Fair Boy Scout Rally
Ten troops were expected to compete in the annual fair Boy Scout rally at the State Fair grounds this afternoon. Huron Alpena Broadland Hitchcock and Artesian organizations were to be represented, according to a check by Executive Fred C Eggers hours before the meet opened.
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Huron
Alpena
Broadland
Hitchcock
Artesian
Fred C. Eggers
Miller Jewelry Store Relocates To New Berry Building
Miller Jewelry Store opens at a new address in the Newberry building this morning. M. C. Alford, optician, operates a second shop within the same store. The business moved from the Lyric Amusement company building last year. Previously Alford ran Alford Jewelry at 223 Dakota Avenue.
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M. C. Alford
Miller’s
Newberry
Miller Jewelry
Newberry Building
Optician
Lyric Amusement Company
Izaak Walton League Reorganizes Local Chapter
Miller Izaak Waltons Reorganize And Elect 17 members joined the reorganized local chapter. Dr M W Pangburn was elected president with Dr E H Wilson as vice president Ed Bohning secretary and H O Bard treasurer under Mr Waggoner of Rapid City. The group plans monthly meetings with the next set for November 6.
S. F. Undertaker To Move To Fair City
Sioux Falls dispatch notes Roland A. Wikert, longtime Miller Funeral home affiliate, will move to Huron as resident manager of Wikert-Tams Funeral home opening November 15, a partnership including Glen L. Minor, L. D. Miller and Mrs Barbara.
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Sioux Falls
Roland A. Wikert
Miller Funeral Home
Huron
Wikert-Tams Funeral Home
Wikert
Glen L. Minor
L. D. Miller
Barbara
Tams and Wikerts to Occupy New Huron Building
Tams and Mr Wikert plan to move from South Grange Avenue to a residence in a building specially constructed for their use in Huron. The firm will occupy the new premises.
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Tams
Huron
Pioneer Day Honors Amid Festive Events At College
Miss Virginia Bard of Miller presided as Miss Pioneer during Pioneer Day festivities. The event began with a pep meeting and a college dramatic production. A morning historical parade featured Miss Pioneer sharing honors with Miss Dakota from the university. a girls soccer game, a banquet, and a night football clash between the ton Greyhounds and the Hurouse drew graduates, former students, and visitors.
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Virginia Bard of Miller
Ton Greyhounds
Hurouse
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