Garland Chatter Box Finals Prep and Local News
Garland seventh and eighth graders prepare for finals to be held Thursday and Friday. Miss Lilian McConville improves though remains ill. Local residents Mrs Harrington and Mrs Green absent due to a relative's illness. An overnight visit occurred with Oliver Solangs and Stanley Swanson. several Swanson family members attended a dinner at AY Swanson's home. Alfred Swanson hosts visitors, and John Schmelderheinze works on a Herman Renken property. The Squires visited Mrs Andrew Bredall's family. Arthur Swanson, in the Navy, had tonsils removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland
Lilian McConville
Cecil Harrington
Albert Green
Oliver Solangs
Stanley Swanson
Stanley
Andonetta
Walters
Leonard Swanson
Oliver Solans
AY Swanson
Albin Carlson
Q. Carlson
Alfred Swanson
John Schmelderheinze
Herman Renken Place
U. S. Navy
Emil Fredell
The
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Local social notes mention Ball home visitor returns
Menga Wilkens, staying at the Ball home, returned to Centerville. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Marple were guests at separate calls last Friday evening, reflecting community social activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menga Wilkens
Centerville
A. B. Johnson
J. R. Marple
Chatsworth Notes and Local Sports Roundup
Chatsworth residents report on town events including visits by Pauline Anderson and Mrs. Dalgliesh, and a new baseball team forming to rent ground from Mr. Johnson. Chatsworth school beat Craig 14 to 11 in a recent game and will travel to Craig Friday for a return match with boosters hoped to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.O.W. Ledge
Akron
Johnson
Mayor Ball
Hawarden
Pauline Anderson
Sioux City
Audre Degen
Bula McFarlin
Lyle
Frank Hyans
James Adams
Sioux Clry
Kirk Paulson
Nebraska
Bonney House
H. B. Dalgliesh
Chatsworth
Craig
Garland school week review and local visits noted
Special Correspondence reports Miss Bail overseeing Seventh and Eighth graders for finals. Farm flamilton is the only pupil with perfect attendance. Elvera Marple missed one day. Ed Lewison and family visited Mrs. Lewison’s sister near Alcester. Visitors at Ralph Fickbohm home included Zachew family, Carroll Hamilton, Elmer Anderson family, and George Fickbohm family. Dick Marple attended church with Fay Oaks and Fern Hamilton. Richard Hamilton bought seed corn in Yankton. A base ball game at Spink drew a crowd. Fickbohm youth groups attended Nora Sunday school.
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Lewison
Henry Quoon
Familly
Alcester
Ralph Fickbohm
Chris Zachew
Edward
Carrol Hamilton
Elmer Anderson
Vern
George Fickbohm
Dick Marple
U. B
Fay Oaks
Fern Hamilton
Richard Hamilton
Yankton
Gurney Seed House
Spink
Nora
County Nurse Reappointed by Plymouth County Red Cross
At a meeting of the executive committee Miss Katherine Stenger was reappointed county nurse for another year. Her service has been excellent and her continued employment will be beneficial to the people she serves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County Red Cross Society
Katherine Stenger
Milnerville Notes Highlight Local School and Farming News
Forrest Tworsood shines in university baseball as local families gather in Sioux City for visits and a commencement address in Westfield. The piece covers farming expanses in western South Dakota, Mrs. Clyde James poultry ventures, vaccination efforts, church events, and upcoming school term plans with named locals, schools, and events.
Local Notes and Social Roundup From Sioux Township
Saturday at Pital and Liberty township sports highlight a 13 to 0 win over Sioux township. University of Iowa senior Twogood noted as A F I member and former captain of 1928 basketball team. Commencement May 22 at Community Hall with Rev. Rippey. senior class includes Clifford Warren and Shirley Edlly. Funeral for E. Van de Braak. Braastad family obituary details.
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Westfeld
Feffersoll
D. F. Connolly
Perry Lattin
F. T. Purvis
Omaha
M. ©. Nelson
A. W. Hummel
Grace
Hattie Johnston
J. H. Spaulding
Rippey
First Presbyterian Church
Sioux City
Clifford Warren
Shirley Edlly
Geo. Hummel
Jno. Bliss
Joe Hummel
Erma Waterbury
Cherokee
E. van de Braak
Community Hall
Farmera State Bank
St. Catharine's Church
Ascension
Westfield Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Westfield residents share weekend visits with Sioux Falls kin. Ladies Aid gathered at M P Spaulding home with Mrs Spaulding hosting, an open meeting set for May 34 at Mrs Marion Ceilley’s. Mrs A J Thornton attended Mother's Day with her parents in the city. L V Gant and children dined with Ralph Kirby family. Mrs Marion Ceilley and Julia visited the city Friday. Mrs Art Anderson and Mrs Philip Beaubien drove to the city for treatment after a recent operation. Frank Welch shows a new Chrysler coach. Westfield baseball ready for season with A J Thornton as manager and Riversioux Park diamond booked for games starting Sunday May 27.
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Milnerville
Forrest Tworsood
Twogood
B. Lilly
Olin J. Lilly
Sioux City
B. F. Rippey
First Presbyterian Church of
Westfield
Clyde James
James
Hancock Township
Lyle Sagen
Bella Vista
Mr. Sagen
Florida
Centerville
South Dakota
J. B. Allen
Bather Church
Ward Knapp
Mother O' Mine
Tours
W. HE. Milner
Richard Milner
Audrey
Priscilla
G. L. Knapp
Bethel Church
Hartz
Kansas City
Walter Hathaway
Walter
Co-Operative Creamery
Harry Hathaway
Dale Hunter
Sioux Oley
Gertha Knapp
Grace Briggs
Bellen Paylor
Hos
A. J. Thornton
City
L. V. Gant
Ralph Kirby
Marion Ceilley
Julia
Art Anderson
Philip Beaubien
Anderson
Frank Welch
Chrysler
Mr. Thornton
Louis Crill
Riversioux Park
Spink defeats Kari-Keen in Sunday baseball clash 8 to 3
Spink baseball team beat Kari-Keen of Sioux City 8 to 3 at Spink Sunday. Two errors and timely hits propelled Spink to four first inning runs. Zankstra and Colt contributed late, Holmes tripled for the visitors. Batteries were Peterson Fussell Blaly for Spink and Zankstra Colt for Kari-Keen. Russell Zankstra pitched for Kari-Keen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spink
Kari-Keen
Sioux City
Luge
Zankstra
Ad‘ Stiles
Holmes
Euri-Keon
Peterson
Fussell
Blaly
Colt
Karl-Keen
Petason
Russell
Notice to Truck Owners in Union County S D
Public notice from H R Joy Highway Supt warns all trucks operating in Union County South Dakota must be equipped with rear visibility mirrors and reflectors after May per Traffic Regulation Law. Violators will be arrested and sued. Register Tribune promotion seeks buyers and sellers to try them.
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Union County
S. D
Aftar
H.R. Joy
Akron Boy To Tour Europe With College Band
The Augstana College Concert Band will tour ten states across the United States and then Sweden and Norway starting in 1928. Marvin Gassman, a Cornet soloist, joins the ensemble on a concert circuit ending with an eleven day European trip visiting Germany, Belgium, Alsace Lorraine, France and Holland. They depart Montreal on the Montcalm and return by August 17 to Rock Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Europe
Hannah Gassman
Grant
Rock Island
Marvin’ Gassmaon
Augustana College
United States
Sweden
Norway
Gassman
Cornet Saloist
Pand
Tha
Augustana
Weat
Augustana Gand
Germany
Belgium
Alsace-Lorraine
France
Holland
Amsterdam
Montreal
Oma Ogden
Evelyn Ericson
Augustana Conservatory
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