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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1936
Page
3
Piedde Oct 20 voters will choose on five amendments labeled A through E. Amendments propose to shrink the legislature, move state and county official elections to non political ballots, curb rural debt, and adjust bank stockholder liabilities under federal insurance rules. A yes signals support for changes. a no opposes them.
Clark County officials and WPA project sponsors met to plan winter work. Floyd W Stevens district administrator T H Cramaton finance director and J Mondlock district engineer spoke from Watertown district office. About 50 attended representing all 13 ongoing Clarke County projects with time sheet procedures discussed.
The Union Aid Society divisions were entertained in Wellington by Nes Stewart Bottum and Mrs George Toaugherts. A bazaar and plate lunch were held with comforters tied for Mrs Bouan. A new member, Ine Buridy, joined. Division Two was hosted by Hoy Nicholas and Mrs Maev J Henderson with plans for a dinner for the postal convention on Saturday November 7.
Blunt High School government class held a mock election at Blunt Junior-Senior High School with Raymond Whalen as judge and Phyllis Warviner and Kathryn Leeper as electors. Roosevelt and Garner won the presidential race. Gurney defeated Blow in Senate. Hildebrand edged Mundt for representative. Holst led Thomas for state senator. all other offices went Democratic. Four AL amendments passed.
The Farm Women's Club won first place in Sully County and will represent the county in the district play tournament in Mobridge this Saturday. The cast includes Mr and Mrs Albert Somheim Mrs Joe McGuire Donald Currier and Mrs George Becker. The play was directed by Mrs Martin McGuire. Other acts featured are They Criticize and How by Ouida Extension Club and Interview Servants presented by Kum-Jola-Us Club of southeast Sully County.
The Wessington chanter G. E. S. entertained the school faculty and husbands of members Tuesday evening. About 50 attendees joined in community singing and heard the Sunshine Mixers Club women’s quartet sing two selections. High scores were won by Mr. Pearl Granberg and Host Nicholas in the oridee game. Ruth Graeher and Osval Shanholtz won whist.
Miss Ora Sloat of Gettysburg has assumed duties as home agent for Sully County and opened her 61st training school on Tuesday. Susan Wilder, nutrition specialist from State College, presented the Christmas lesson to club representatives.
The Delta Dok Teese Club met at the home of Wihna Pevouwestel Wednesday afternoon. Four tables formed the contrast. Mrs. Ara fro of Omaha Neb was guest. Marion won high score. Mrs. Tilda Bershie second. Scores of all members recorded. Refreshments served.
Morning Star Rebekah Lodee met in regular session. Plans for the Rebekah and Past Noble Grand Chr bemar were taiked cover. An out of town member was a street at the meeting.
Brooksing reports horticulture expert Professor Leland L. Davis explains that onions and lilies share a botanical family and that many so called lilies are offshoots. He details indoor growing techniques for onions and lilies, including bulb planting, soil mixes, sun exposure, and weekly planting intervals for continuous flowering.
The Blunt Women's Tuesday Club gathered at Mrs. Marie Eckert's home for a regular afternoon session. Mrs. Zelia Howard read a paper on The Alien in Subversive Activities. Mrs. Helen Howard led singing and Mrs. Dorothy Hos gave an English lesson.
Circuit Judge Fleeger ruled that warrants of arrest must be issued by Municipal Judge Gibbs rather than the clerk. He sign a writ directing Gibbs to issue warrants in 15 cases amid a dispute that began last midsummer. The case involved Mayor Graff and enforcement delays. the state supreme court had refused original jurisdiction twice.
Mrs Nellie Carrier of Aberdeen addressed Democratic women in Clark arguing women can understand politics. She framed the campaign as one about human rights over property rights and praised New Deal policies including CCC camps youth administration student aid loan guarantees and social security.
Washington Oct 30 Paul Steenberg Construction Company St Paul Minn submitted a low bid of 578888 to the treasury for the Aberdeen post office project Construction Corporation Minneapolis Minn bid 199259 and C U and Sons Minneapolis 28877 were other bids noted in the report
Special correspondent reports Mrs. P A Young Mrs Emmett Huestis and Mrs Clarance Dake visiting Rapid City this week. Mr Dake has a son Carl teaching at the School of Mines and a son Linyd attending the same school student.
Vermillion Oct 30 Robert Buck president of the student association and Gwenneth Artley Miss Dakota of 2093 will represent the University of Soup Daknta in the Hobo Day parade tomorrow at Brookings. They received invitations from Cecil Hartung to ride in the parade and attend the football game between the Jackrabbits and Coyotes. A large delegation led by the 10 piece ROTC band will attend the homecoming celebration as student spirit runs high.
College defeats State team in football classic of South Dakota. The result will weigh on final North Central conference standings. Bazaar planned at Burdette Hall on Nov 6 by Wheaton Ladies Missionary Society with supper at 6 o'clock.
Tate American Legion Auxiliary will meet Monday evening at 8 oclock at the home of Mrs. Ethel Peterson with Mrs. H J Park ingon assisting with serving.
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered current truck rates held for transporting commodities between Sioux City Iowa and paints in South Dakota. The agency had earlier suspended a rate schedule proposed by R D Springer. Minstrel Show Saturday at Wheaton Church The postponed show will run Saturday at 8 pm to benefit the Missionary Society. Minnie Anderson leads the society's union production, with lunch served after the performance.
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