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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1930

Page

4

Sande Eyes English Derby After American Triumphs

South Dakota jockey Bart Sande, famed for comeback grit, aims for England in twelve years of racing. Native of Groton, he rode to fame after serious injuries and bans, winning major races including the Preakness and Kentucky Derby. Widener and Lord Deroy discussed arranging a ride in England. He hopes to win the Epsom Derby.

Sande Bart Sande South Dakota America England Groton S. D Jack O'Donnell Elks Magazine J. &. Widener Lord Deroy Widener Havre de Grace Saratoga Sander Maryland Racing Commission Sur- Burban

Responsibilities of Lawyers Urges Legal Profession Duty

Judge A K Gardner of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals spoke to the South Dakota Bar in Sioux Falls. He warned that lawyers alone wield the power to administer justice and must accept corresponding responsibilities. The piece notes tension between lawyers and the press and argues for high standards within the profession.

South Dakota Sioux Falls A. K. Gardner United States Circuit Court. of Appeals Imay Gardner Salt Gardner Legal

Bar Association Insight From A High Court Judge

A fragment notes the importance of members of the profession fully realizing certain points. It emphasizes the value of a high court judge dwelling on these matters when addressing bar associations and their concerns.

Park Loss Faces Bonded Warehouse Plan in Huron

The Chicago and North Western railway plans to replace a south station park with a bonded warehouse, arguing the move converts non-productive land to revenue while noting the railway’s past generosity in donating park and public-building sites. Citizens lament the loss of an attractive city entrance and community asset.

Chi’cago North Western Railway Huron Chicago and North Western System North Western

Pheasant Season Draws Out-of-State Interest

The Sioux Falls Argus Leader notes Redfield reports a Chicago sportsman reserving a Redfield hotel floor for pheasant season. He will bring friends to hunt South Dakota, among hundreds of out-of-state visitors spending money. Huron fears the game commission ruling delaying Beadle county and other counties could shift business, a decision watched from many angles.

Sioux Falls South Dakota Huron Game and Fish Commission Beadle County

Rush Week Reflections On Greek Life At Nebraska

A Nebraska World Herald piece critiques rushing at the University of Nebraska, noting hundreds of freshmen and upperclassmen involved in sorority and fraternity activities. It argues Greek life offers housing and supervision but warns freshmen face disillusionment as they learn the groups resemble any young social circle, questioning the long term value of these organizations.

Ontaria World-Herald Nebraska University Phi Theta Lincoln

Miss Pyle backs Warren Green in governor race

Miss Gladys Pyle, leader of the gubernatorial primaries, advocates Warren Green as the Republican nominee. She attacks Green’s lack of reasons for high office and argues the bankers lobby backs the Democratic candidate, while Green acknowledges the issue of shining and treatises it seriously. Pyle positions herself for future honors despite a primary defeat.

Ana Lene Waren Greet Gladys Pyle Misa Pyle Green Evesta Pyle Putey

North Dakota Corn Crop Prospects Rise With Record Claims

North Dakota’s corn crop is described as larger and of higher quality than last year with ripening ears and an expected substantial yield. The article notes 20,000,000 bushels last year and hints at a launch beyond that this year, alongside growing corn culture across the state and new packing plants. It traces dairy and livestock ties and historic roots with Indigenous cultivation along the Missouri River valley.

North Dakota Bremarck Marth Dakota Mewsie Many Indiana St- Mincix Iowa Nebraska Missouri River Valley

Leaguers Carry Important Work Says State Official

State Superintendent C Giffen urges Young Citizens league members to renew subscriptions and support statewide projects. He highlights beautifying school grounds planting and care, music appreciation and a state choruses plan, and a history project requiring ongoing effort.

2. C. Giffen Atate Public Instruction League Young Citizens League Young Citizen Aleen Erickson Young Citizen League Giffen Thy Deague Teague Focal Nstt Iat Eng League Gren Tor

Free Trips For 4-H Club Members Awarded Soon

After a year of club work, 4 H clubs are invited to submit news and feature stories for the Huronite free trip contest. Fifty 4 H members will attend the Junior Short Course at Brookings in December as prize winners. Clubs submitting strong news items will win trips and name their own delegates.

Brookings Broglie Ings

Huron Hi Yo delegates share Watertown conference

Floyd Gluesing a senior at Buran high school and Hi Ye duo member, along with John Pasek, earned $900 trip credits by winning the Huronite free trips contest. They attended a four day Hi conference in Watertown, described Indian talks, YMCA work in China, and praised sponsors Evening Huronite and local business leaders for making the trip possible.

Floyd .Gluesing Buran Watertown Floyd John Pasek Huron Ian W Waterown Huon Hi John Fase My. Abrahatm Pipestone Mirnesota Ware Aberdeen Ware Wan United States Y.M. C China

State Prize Winner Improves Own Room in Fair

Evelyn Woelpert won first prize in the room improvement division at the State Fair. She describes refinishing a commode into a dressing table with lavender and green decor, sewing a star quilt, lavender voile curtains, and embroidered vanity set. She notes her family’s clubs, Valley Sunshine Sewing and Dakota Belles, aided in the project and she earned second prize for arrangement.

Evelyn Woelpert Valley Sunshine Sewing Club Dakota Belles Room Improvement Club Saathher

Broadland Leaguers Social Meeting Recap

Twenty two young people gathered at the Expadt and Methodist church Friday for an evening program and social hour led by Catherine Vollenweider. Rev Susie Thompson spoke on Downright Reality, with plans discussed for a detailed Christian Endeavor program. Contests and games followed at the parsonage, with the entertainment committee of Ethel Glazier Holland Vodlesweider and Robert Bushfield organizing refreshments by Alice Glazier Verna Walroven and John De Sung.

Expadt Catherine Vollenweider Susie Thompson Ethel Glazier Holland Vodlesweider Robert Bushfield Alice Glazier Verna Walroven John de Sung

Lutherans To Give Broadcast Series On Columbus Network

GROTON Sept 2 Beginning October 2 the Lutheran church will broadcast a weekly half hour program over the Columbus network at 9 p m CST each Thursday Rev Frank E Wake Groton press committee Missouri Synod says The initial series will feature Dr Walter A Mater St Louis professor and editor of Walther Theological Seminary

Groton Lutheran Church Miasouci Synod Columbus Frank E. Wake The Missouri Synod Wilke Walter A. Mater St Loita Concordia Theological Seminary Walther

Tulare Students Go To Various Schools

Tulare on September 2 reports a student exodus to colleges. Sixteen students left Tulare and nearby communities. Vernon Brugget attends South Dakota University Vermilion. Luck Wetting enters South Dakota State College at Stockings as a sophomore. Jen Delaney and Ellen Hansen enroll at Dakota Wesleyan Mitchell. Alice Boyd Lavelin Hanser and Lita Marzahn attend Northern State Teachers College Aberdeen. Martha Hotemann joins Mankato Commercial College. Three attend Rapid City School of Mines Mila Schneider Roland Rocher and Harold Tubandt. Nellie Carter begins nurse training at Methodist Deaconess Hospital Rapid City. Doris Hagman Amos Radcliff and Milpa Waleh enroll at Huron College.

Tulare Vernon Brugget South Dakota University of Vermilion Luck Wetting South Dakota ‘State College Stockings Jen Delaney Ellen Hansen Dakota Wesleyan Mitchell Alice Boyd Lavelin Hanser Lita Marzahn Northern State Teachers College Aberdeen Martha Hotemann Mankato Commercial College Mankato Minn Rapid City Mila Schneider Roland Rocher Harold ‘Tubandt Nellie ‘Carter Htospital Doris Hagman Amos Radcliff Milpa Waleh Huron Col Be

Band Leader Accused in Sioux City Embezzlement Case

In Volin a community band leader C B Karr formerly of Vermillion faced a warrant for embezzlement after cash or checks paid for instruments vanished following a Sioux City trip. The Valin transactions totaled about 200 dollars, with two months requested to repay. Meanwhile band practice continues under Walbs Clausen at Volin High School.

Sioux City Volin C. B. Karr Vermillion Karr Jetter Hart Valin Walbs Clausen Volin High School Fac Lyre

Seven Elevators Incorporated in Plerre Area

Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state outline seven community elevator companies located at Stickney Wagner Ravinia Takes Antes Avon Armour and Lakewood In Each elevator capitalizes at 19500 except Armour at 15500 Board members include James Carlon Armour and Charles H Dilling with Austy S Cyrel of Minneapolis for all but Lakewood directors C D B Young John Crowley Lyle Wood and C H Dilling of Minneapolis The Artesian duprayement company of Artesian has incorporated for 10000 Incorporators are R Lachy Ole T Olson Joseph Foote and J A Chaurly Artesian with J E Whiting Woonsocket

Plerre Secretary of State Stickney Wagner Ravinia Antes Avon Armour Lakewood Armour Elevator Company James Carlon Charles H. Dilling Austiy S

Iverson To Address Minnesota Lutherans Conference

Dr Iverson of Augustana college Sioux Falls will speak at a Spiritual Life conference for Lutherans in Albert Lea from September 6 to 9 1947. Church leaders from across the nation were invited to attend this event.

Iverson Minnesota Albert Lea Mink Iver’ Iverson Augustana College Sioux Falle

Wallace DeLong Heads Seniors At Southern Normal

SPRINGFIELD Sept 24 Wallace DeLong of Springfield heads the senior class this year at Southern Normal Other class presidents elected are Lee DeBoer Corsica junior Gladys Callen Murdo sophomore and Dorothy Unruh Springfield WIN FOUR PRIZES GANN VALLEY Sept 4 Special Superintendent Gertrude Flyle announces seventeen prizes were awarded at the Buffalo county school exhibit at the state fair including five firsts five seconds and seven thirds

Wallace DeLong Southern Gann Valley Gertrude Flyle Buffalo County

Howard band organized for coming season

Howard organizes for the upcoming season as many interested residents attend a recent meeting. Enthusiasm runs high as organizers plan activities and routines for the Howard community band.

Howard

Local club notes officers and meeting details

The group aims for about 25 members with meetings held every Monday at City Hall. Howard recalled his strong playing days. Officers elected include President A F Rodewald, secretary treasurer Francis Johnson, leader and art instructor Dr J C Gedsteld, and managers Otto Kahn, Robert Trebble, and Wayne Lower.

Howard A. F. Rodewald Francis Johnson J. C. Gedsteld Otto Kahn Robert Trebble Wayne Lower

Polo High School Initiates Freshmen Officers

Polo High School initiated freshmen last week followed by a party hosted by upperclassmen. School officers for the coming year include Mary Hardes as president and Edna Heider as vice president.

POLY Polo High School Mary Hardes Edna Heider

Community Visit Photos and Family Gatherings Report

Iroquois residents and relatives spent the weekend visiting at various homes. Families from Willow Lake Bowdle and Manchester joined gatherings, with several visits noted to the Hunters and Cleland relatives. An unrelated note mentions London chemist Lon dos discovering citric acid manufacturing prices as a secret.

Warkenthein Helen Esther Af Mitcheil Leon LaMont Boyd LaMont Willow Lake Hans Schultz H. L. Workman Virginia Lee Bowdla Mra. Workman J. M. Hunter Lyle Fisher Glee Palmer

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