Redfield to stage Mendelssohn Elijah with famed baritone
Redfield high school and choral clubs join for a Thursday night Elijah performance directed by Adolph Nervig with Elizabeth Stuart at piano. German baritone Busch travels from Minneapolis to sing the title role, joining solos by Mrs Voorhis and Rev Pederson among Redfield’s top local talents.
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Redfield
Redfield Choral Club
Mendelssohn
Elijah
Adolph Nervig
Elizabeth Stuart
S. Vai/Voorhis
H. G. Lehn
Pederson
Busch
Berlin State Opera
Minnneapolis
Nuremburg
Germany
England
Russia
France
Europe
Apollo Theatre
New York
Johannes
Kreisler
Buffalo Symphony Orchestra
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Minneapolis
Victor
Two-Headed Calf Born On 8. D. Farm
White River reports a calf born on W H Stark Johann’s farm with two heads and a central double eye. The other two eyes are normal. the heads split about an inch below the center eye and about 6.1 inches between nose ends. The body was normal and the calf died shortly after birth away from buildings.
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White River
W. H. Stark- Johann
Starkjohann
Winner Szaaks To Plant 400 Trees WINNER
April meeting of the Dog Ear Lake chapter of the Tanak Wal Yon league approved a tree planting project around the spring. They purchased 400 elm feet and various willow trees, with a landscaping committee of A J Hann, Dave Peer, John Flynn, B Le Aer, Carl ter, and C H Strensberry to supervise planting this spring.
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Szaaks
Dog Ear Lake
Tanak Wal- Yon League
A. J. Hann
Dave Peer
John Flynn
Blunt Declam Contest Concludes at High School
In Blunt April 6 special report the seventh and eighth graders competed in the Washington bicentennial oratory final to decide regional representation. Maxine Beebe placed first with Marvin Welch second and Lorrene Hughes third. Blunt winners advance to Gettsyboro district contest. seniors names include Belya Snyson first and second grade, Frankvn third, Pewerson sixth grade, and Maxine Beebe seventh and eighth grades.
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Blunt Blunt
Washington
Bryant City Jail Remodel Adds Offices in City Hall Plan
April 6 report notes repair work on the Bryant city jail with a new attractive front. The remodeled building will house city offices and council chambers, with new furniture and a secured rear extension.
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Bryant City
Bryant
Werkmica
City Aud Tacity Council
Grasshopper Eggs Reported Numerous Around Lake Preston
Special dispatch reports grasshopper eggs very prevalent around Lake Preston with a farmer filling a gallon bucket from a farm six or seven miles from the town. Cold damp spring has kept eggs intact and hatching hindered, widely distributed and numerous. In Esmond, Mrs George Patten, diabetic and in poor health, is reported in critical condition at home west of Esmond.
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Lake Preston
Surrey
Esmond
George Patten
Lake Preston Teachers Guests At Easter Luncheon
Lake Preston April 6 Special Teachers from Lake Preston schools were entertained by Mrs G J Os root at a one o clock luncheon. The long dining room table featured a crystal basket with calla lilies. Easter themed place cards and nut cups set the yellow and white color scheme as guests enjoyed a four course lunch and an afternoon of cards.
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Lake Preston
Easter Program Staged by Preston Lutheran Choir
A large Preston audience packed the Lutheran church for an Easter program directed by Lloyd Gerald. The 40 voice choir with Mrs. L Erstad on piano presented religious numbers including Holy Art Thou, One Sweetly Solemn Thought, Crossing the Bar, Ride On in Majest, He Lives, and Hail Mighty Victor, with solos and a sermonette by Rev E G Eid and performances by Elaine Larson Jesse Nordhagen and the Gerald sisters.
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Preston Lake
Preston
Lutheran Church
Lloyd Gerald
L. Erstad
Christensen
Handel
Ambrose
Elaine Larson
Jesse Nordhagen
Verdi
Victor
Juniors Host Lake Preston Party After Play Fun
Lake Preston April 6 special report describes Lake Preston high school juniors hosting a party in the auditorium. Two teams competed in a ticket selling contest during the junior class play with the losing side hosting the winners, followed by games stunts refreshments and impromptu music. Miss Rice served as chaperone and class adviser.
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Lake Preston
Seed loan applications filed near Yale April 6
A total of 105 seed loan applications have been filed by J. E. O’Keefe and W. Lemke for farmers in the Yale area. The 105 applications total about $41,000. Not all applicants have received funds yet and the deadline for seed loan applications is April 29.
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Yale Vale
J. E. O'Keefe
W. Lemke
Okeefe
Lake Preston Special Meetings With Evangelistic Services
The Rev J R Spiller pastor of the Oldham Baptist church preached at the Congregational church in Lake Preston with Rev R K Evans filling in at Oldham. Spiller spoke on the meaning and significance of prayer during a week of evangelistic services in Lake Preston with special music. He will be assisted by Mr Byang.
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Lake Preston
J. R. Spiller
Baptist Church
Oldham
Congregational Church
RK. H. Evans
Spillers
Spiller
Lake Fresion
Byang
Yale Couple Welcomes James Francis Ford
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Bernard Ford at Yale. The boy named James Francis Ford is the second child in the Ford family. He is named after the great grandfather James New come and grandfather Frank i Marsh. He missed two hours of being an April Fool s baby.
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Bernard Ford
Yale
James Francis
James Newcome
Frank i Marsh
Ford
Presbyterian Church Meeting At Bancroft
A congregational meeting of the Presbyterian church was held in the church parlors. Reports of the church and Sunday school were read and officers for the church year elected. L Radenburg was elected elder though his Bancroft removal was not accepted. George Thaden was rejected trustee. Mrs F H Van Tassel was elected superintendent with George Perry as assistant superintendent, Mrs Helen Perry as pianist, and Charles Barber as assistant. After finances were discussed the meeting adjourned for a picnic lunch and social hour.
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Bancroft Bancroft
Presbyterian Church
L. Radenburg
Bancroft
George Thaden
F. H. van Tassel
George Perry
Helen Perry
Charles Barber
Blunt Public School Staff Reelected to Return Next Year
The Blunt public schools announce the entire teaching staff has been reelected and signed contracts for the coming year. A 10 percent salary cut aligns with statewide trends. Named officials include Supt. Maurice Jensen and teachers Herbert Siegele, Harold Curtis, Florence Newel, J. Bensen, Clara Leap, Grace Dermis, and Laura Roberts across grade levels.
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BLUNT
Aprus
Blunt Public Schools
Maurice Jensen
Herbert Siegele
Harold Curtis
Florence Newel
J. Bensen
Clara Leap
Grace Dermis
Laura Roberts
Surprise Newlyweds Burdette at Their Home
A April 6 gathering surprised Mr. and Mrs. Arden ads who were recently married. Meanwhile Gordess Jeffers seven-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Jeffers was threatened with pneumonia and taken to a Huron hospital for treatment.
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Ardenads
Tneumonia Esmond
Gordess Jeffers
Ivan Jeffers
Huron Hospital
St Lawrence Youth Conference Draws Large House
The St Lawrence youth conference opened with a 7 pm cornet trio and devotional led by Rev Eads. Morning and afternoon sessions featured group conferences with students from Redfield Sunbeam Miller and St Lawrence, led by local pastors and teachers. Dr Lloyd Harmon and Dr S W Keck spoke, with 250 attendees and an upcoming June event planned at St Lawrence Park.
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ST. Lawrence
Merle Spain
Max Jones
Dwight Danburg
Miller
Mr. Eads
Sunbeam
Helen Bingham
Marie Whittington
Zena Ford
Verly
Roy O'Neill
St. Lawrere
Lloyd Harmon
Huron
Ruth Bovee
Redfield
John Hollingsworth
J. T. O'Neill
A. L. Grebel
Parker
Harmon
S. W. Keck
Miller, Ree Heights
Steenleaf
Cedar
Arebel
New Hand County
Maxam Williams
Stanley Cord Ty
Jean Lewis
Dorothy Swartz
Anna May Fisher
Paul van Zee
Grebel
St. Lawrence Park
Tather i Macle
Hand County
C. G. Murphy
Lincoln
Neb
Keck
Many Seek S. D. Teaching Posts
Vermillion April 6 More than 90 percent of University of South Dakota students entering teaching seek employment in South Dakota, the summer school bulletin reports. Dr. Wm H Batson notes the university's effort to tailor preparation to local needs and state certification rules. Three certificates are issued: high school general, state general, and high school special in music. Lower grade certificates are not granted on university credentials.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
South Dakota
State Department of Public Instruction
Wm. H. Batson
Teacher Certification Path Through Short Residential Training
A program offers six to twelve week residential professional courses for teachers to meet certification requirements and qualify to take the written examination for lower grade certificates.
Old Waubay Landmark Demolished for Sale Materials
An old landmark high on a Waubay hill, built in 1906 by Mr. Zastrow, 14 finished hardwood rooms, once the finest residence, has been wrecked. Its once expansive stone house has broken windows and missing doors. Owners D P Herrington and J Riddie plan tearing down and selling lumber and stone.
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S. D
Waubay
Zastrow
D. P Herrington
J. &. Riddie
Farmers Start Planting Burdette in Spring Seeding
A local report notes farmers beginning spring seeding in Burdette with wheat and barley under good field conditions. Also announcing the birth of a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Sheldon Bottum at a Wessing ort hospital.
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Mrs
Sheldon Bottum
Wessingort Hospital
Farmers Delayed By Cold Weather In Milwaukee Report
Aberdeen April 64 Crop report from the Aliins railroad notes delayed field work and seeding due to cold and precipitation. Planting will be 10 to 20 days later than last year as soil thaws and rains ease. Durum wheat may fall short while bread grain rises. Some areas favor corn and drought resistant crops, with seed loans improving seed quality.
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Milwaukee Railroad
Aberdeen
Aliins
South Bok
Cay
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Rockne
Startles
America
Rockne Six
Studebaker
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Vitel
H. P. Bxtra
Wes
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Arizes
Fourth St. S. W
Ed Dinneen Motor Co
Huron, S. D
Rockne Motors Corporation
Detroit, Michigan
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