Wolsey To Host Beadle County Sunday School Convention
The 1938 Beadle County Sunday School Association plans a May 1 convention in Wolsey with sessions at the Wolsey school building and a theme Bringing Christ to the Sunday School. Dr. Kay M. Johnaunun Exeteral Secretary will assist in discussions, with plans for demonstration work and departmental group discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County Sunday School Association
Wolsey
Waleey Presbyterian School Ag
Kay M. Johnaun Xeteral
South Dakora Council of Religious Education
Miss Barrie
Hiren
May 1 Proclaimed Child Health Day
Governor Jensen issued a proclamation designating May 1 as Child Health Day. He stated that the welfare of the state advances with its children and noted cooperation between state, local, and federal governments to extend and improve child health services. The proclamation urged citizens to assess and support community health efforts and seek health protection during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Jensen
Gas Tax Yield Is Higher In March
Mild weather in January boosted traffic and raised motor fuel taxes in March to 202,730 dollars from 209,145 a year earlier. Nine month fiscal totals rose to 777,728 dollars, with gains in liquor beer and cigarette revenues reflecting higher prices and consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Hy Hinselman
Finselewan
State Overdraft Reduced Amid March and April Figures
Pierre Anril Try reports general fund overdraft cut by 73 498 in March while April shows a 359 204 deficit. Property relief and income collections of 422 68 aided the drop. Overdrafts for April 4 and April 19 were noted with totals through June 1 at 10 338 025 versus 9 012 828 to start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Anril
Seite
Hinselman
Ueltet
Dave
Resurns to Iowa Home Highmore April 1
Mrs James Leary of Keotu joins funeral in Highmore after the death of H A McDonald. She plans to return home later this week with her small daughter. Ray Bush of Waterloo is a brother of Mrs Eva pleGonuid and attended the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Highmore
James Leary
Keotu
H. A. McDonald
Tere
Ray Bush
Waterloo
Eva pleGonuid
False Teeth Van Capsizes Confidence in Daily Life
A garbled ad claims a powder named FASTESTE will keep dentures stable and comfortable. It touts an alkaline formula to prevent slippage and embarrassing moments in public, urging readers to try Gel PASTEETA for a reliable dental hold.
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Van
Net
Engarrass
Graduation speaker selected for Orient high school exercise
Orient high school seniors will hear Ftings of the South Dakota University deliver the commencement address on May 12 at the community hall. Hampel is named valedictorian and Joan Swerckhind salubodian. Rev ALA. Reunin to give sermon at graduation.
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I. FE
Orient
F. Tings
South Dakota University
Eli
Orient High School
Hampel
Joan Swerckhind
State News in The Evening Huronite
The Evening Huronite reports state news dated Thursday April 23 covering local government actions, community concerns, and public matters. It highlights officials, counties, and agencies involved in the day’s statewide notes and updates.
School Musicians Give Home Concert
The Wessington School band under M C Eckert and mixed chorus with G S Bexter presented a pre contest concert in Community Hall on Sunday afternoon before a large audience. Accompanists were Mrs H Cleland and Mrs L R Cheses. Eugene Kingdon of Huron, a guest singer, performed two numbers. Soloists included Boyd Granberg Ruth Brown Don King Jen Exhler and Floyd Curtis. All soloists will compete in the district music contest. The program emphasized band and chorus performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington
Apel
Wessington School
M. C. Eckert
G. S&s. Bexter
H. Cleland
L R. Cheses’ Bro
Eugene Kingdon
Huron
Boyd Granberg
Ruth Brown
Don King
Leslie Bowman
Jen Exhler
Floyd Curtis
Prorat
Joint Districts Candidates File in South Dakota
South Dakota secretary of state Goldie Wells reports qualification of Democratic and Republican candidates for nominations in 35 joint legislative districts. The lengthy list details district splits by counties with names of Republican and Democrat contenders for each district and notes single county districts filed with the county auditors.
Local Political Figures Named in Silent Ledger
Fragmentary OCR lists Brig Turton Democrat Dist 58 with Lake and Moody J A Siru ble Wentworth and D H Howe Col man Republicans Fred Elhoff Colman. Names and affiliations appear in a partial roster of candidates or officials with no clear roles or locations provided.
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Brig
Turton
Democrat
Dist
Lake and Moody
J. A. Siruble
Wentworth
D. H. Howe
Colman
Fred Elhoff
Old Age Claims Must Be Filed In 1938 Plan Details
Article outlines How to file for Federal Old Age Insurance benefits for workers 65 and older who earned wages after December 3 1938. It explains forms the Employee and Employer must complete, where to file with the Social Security Board, and notes help from Social Security officers in Aberdeen.
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J. D. Williamson
Aberdeen
Social Security Board
Huronite
Aberde
South Rakooshe
Cert
Allinghem
Post Ofice
Aberdeun
Students Awarded In Woonsocket Shorthand Tests
Eleven Woonsocket high school shorthand students earned awards for tests from the Georgian Writer credential department. Advanced class honorees include Margaret Jamison Caroline Parker Mattie Webster Eugene Linke and Windsor Brewer. Elementary winners are Marion Magirl Dorothy Teller Jeli Personius Edythe Noble Veneta Putnam and Spencer Chamberlin.
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Woonsocket
Woonsocket High School
Florence Kulik
Georg
Liss
Margaret Jamison
Cacoline Parker
Mattie Webster
Eugene Linke
Windur Brewer
Marion Magirl
Dorothy Teller
Jeli Personius
Edythe Noble
Veneta Putnam
Spencer Chamberlin
Jean Personius
Dorothy Eller
Chan Gurney Sees Big Year For GOP
Watertown April 7 Chandler Gurney of Yookton announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for United States Senator in May primaries. He predicts a Republican year and a sweeping general election victory in South Dakota. He was defeated previously by Senator Wet Bulow and plans to run again on the same principles from 1938.
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Chan Gurney
GOP Watertown
Chandler Gurney
Yookton
United States
Dhe
South Dakora
Wet Bulow
Weedon
Lfneminsied
Dog Bites Boy in Farm Incident at Highmore
In Highmore on April 7 Eldon Gunderson five years old teased the family dog at his parents home. The dog snapped at the boy causing minor injuries and several stitches were required to close the laceration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore
Eldon Gunderson
Robert Gundersan
Will Submit to Operation Carpenter Specials Apr 7
Mr pod Ma Leslix Boyd drove to Rochester with Bertel Nelson Sunday for an operation. Nelson's daughter Mrs George Hunsch will stay with him in Rochester for some time. Easter decor featured at the Baddeley home during the dinner and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pod Ma Leslix Boyd
Rochett
Mine
Bertel Nelson
Nelson
George Hunsch
Rochesters
Cooperative Incorporates Pierre April Filing
The Farmers Elevator Co operative Shipping Association of Rasholt filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. No capital stock is listed. Incorporators include M. W. Sanders Paul Nelson John Tedin and John C. Hanson of Rosholt George Rapp of White Rock and Olaf Anderson of Hankanson North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Farmers Elevator Co-operative Shipping Association of
Rasholt
M. W. Sanders
Paul Nelson
John Tedin
John C. Hanson
Rosholt
George Rapp
White Hock
Olaf Anderson
Hankanson
N. D
Governor appoints Warner Brown to State Safety Council
Governor Jenn isen named Warner Brown of Rapid City to the State Safety Council. Brown takes the post succeeding George A. Starring, secretary of the Greater South Dakota Association, who resigned due to conflicting business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A
Pierre
Jennisen
Warner Brown
Rapid City
State Safety
Ty Council
Brown
George A. Starring
Huron
Greater South Dakota Association
New Robinson History Volume XIX to Be Published
Lawrence K. Fox of the State Historical Society announced a new edition of Doane Robinson’s popular Dakota history will be published this fall. The 600 page work will appear as Volume XIX of the South Dakota Historical Collection.
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NEW Robinson
Pierre
Lawrence K. Fox
State Historical Society
Doane Robinson
South Dakota
Mrs Majord Nelson Returns Home With Baby Daughter Karen Ida
Mrs Majord Nelson and her infant Karen Ida have returned home after a month spent in Cresbard visiting her parents Mr and Mrs C L Cotton.
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Burdette Burdette
Majord Nelson
Karen Ida
Cresbard
C. L. Cotton
King's Daughters Admit New Member
The South Rondell Chapter of the King's Daughters met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Mildred Berenguer's home. The program was led by Mrs. Edith Shde with music by Mrs. Robinson. Agnes Hansen was admitted to full membership. Guests included dames Harry Gunderson, Oscar Jensen, Peter Jensen, Arnold Sti Volhver, John Dickey, and H. M. Bi. The next meeting will be April at Mrs. Della Kayan's home.
Many Democrats Seek Nomination In Highmore election race
Petition filing closes as county auditor Salmer Sanderson lists numerous Democratic aspirants for county offices. Republican lineup shows limited contests with voters facing several Democratic challengers for auditor treasurer sheriff and other roles. Nonpartisan ballot features Fred R. Winans unopposed for county judge and Gladys Gamper for superintendent of schools seeking re-election.
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Highmore
Atwil
Pheckus
Salmer Sanderson
Poli Ucal
Staig
A. G. Tua
Mall Whipple
Noel
Shore
J.P. O'Brien
Deeds
Helen Mamerly
Cerk
R. J. Rockwell
MW. A. Lee
W. W. Swanson
Andi
Tor Rose Mitchell
Mae Brady
Virgil Fisher
W. J. Husband
Tiemans Named Head of Harrald Schools in 1 Year Term
Harold Tiemens, serving three years as local basketball coach, was appointed superintendent of Harvald High School by the school board. The meeting also offered renewal to several teachers and noted four new hires needed before next school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aakkulia
Harold Tiemens
Harvald High School
Tiemens
Aberdeen Nurul
Lotia Hall
Betty
Fulz
Slio
Fort Peck Dam Impounds Water In Montana Project
Fort Peck Dam in Montana now holds water after four and a half years of construction. Army engineer Major Kittrell reported the structure has impounded a large volume, with a peak intake of thirteen thousand cubic feet per second through four intake tunnels. The dam, begun in 1938, will complete in 154 and aims to control spring floods on the Missouri River and aid river navigation below Sioux City, Iowa. A railroad line and dredging operations support the project, which boosted Fort Peck’s population and employment during peak construction.
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Fort Peck
Mont
Missouri
Clavig Krivell
Sioux City
Iowa
Pioneer
Fort Benton
Mousa
Kittrell
Morgarth
Fort Peek
Fort Peek Mushraomnt Ffur Hamstet
Backache Relief Promises Lasting Comfort
A brief advertisement touts relief from painful backache with promises of lasting comfort. It emphasizes quick action and notes potential benefits for everyday activity and mobility.
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Carlsen
Robert Bryan
Mama Andersen
Willim S. Churchill Huron
Por Johnson
Cavour
Harriot
Hopton
Harey Nelson
Gearry Af Brown
M OL Finkun
Turun
Wo IL Carr
Bancroft
Aprio
Speein
M Deorra Dill
Lenita
Kean
Fred Hageman
Letie Toby
Myrtle
Hosen
Dill
Toby
Bancreft
Secretary of State
Union
Clay
W. &. Jurgensen
Vermillion
Eugene £. Brault
JeMerson
Frank M. Olds
James Fedder
Beresford
Charles Mix
Enc
Bon Homme
Prank Nash
Lake Andes
R. N. James
Warner
Joseph Ce
Vaith
Tabor
Hotchingen
Douglas
D. I. Trece
Parkston
John
Conover
Armour
Hansen and McCook
A. W. Odell
Montrose
C. A. Hamsker
Spencer
Buffalo
Jeraule
Broke
Aurora
Lea D. Heck
Kinball
Adolph Brehan
Kimball
Sanborn
Miner
Fred Lb. Ferguson
Woonsockel
Lars FP. Larsen
Howard
Lake and Moddy
C. A. Stemsland
Madison
Edward J. Harrington
Kingsbury
Hamlin A
J. Baldwin
Lake Preston
Sully
Hughes
Hyde
Elmer A. Beck
Bee Heights
John BE. Sutton
Agar
Spink and
Clark
Elmer C. Griaves
Raymond
H. Byishvin
Grant
Deu
Seide
Twin Brooks
Christ Christian
Milbank
Dust
Marshall
Tuy
Hy Mongon
Pierpont
W. EB
Bush
Cheskey
Selby
Ipp
Grepos
Albaugh
Joseph Krivan
Colome
George Mi. Bradshaw
Burke
Dearcrals
Jackson
Meliitia
Washka
Baugh
Bennett
Todd
O'Breek
Repubican
Ray L. Caenden Timber
Custer
Fall River
Shannon
John Mueller, Jr
Hot Springs
Aned
R. A. Hummel
Y. G. Desnard
Hermosa
Demo
Ferningen
Washington
G. G. Redfield
Charles S. Reed
Jessie Sanders
Lyman
Jonas
Haakda
Stanley
C. J. Wilson
Vivian
Republic
Igart
Jorien J. Boe
Prasho
Crat Bist
Armatrong
Dewes
Ziebrehl
Carson
B. ¥. Berry
McLaughlin
Fred C. Engelhard
Eagle Butte
J. A. McKeever
Timber Lake
Democrats
Harding
Butte
Henry Jacobsen
Castle Rock
L. M. Simons
Belle Fourche
M. E. Halaer
Newell
Meade
Perkins
Marion Barrett
White Butte
George Ann Faith
Harry Blair
Tilford
Brule
Joe L. King
Chamberlain
Republican
Lane
Kimgball
Swartout
Gann Valley
Willrodt
Bijou Hill
Jerauld
Sanbor
I. M. Larsen
Springs
John L. Sims
Woeonsocket
Republicat
Kieser
Wassington Springs
Remo
Jobd B. Perkins
Highmere
Gerald Myers
Onida
R. FL Wright
Trippant Todd
Archie M. Rice
Ideal
John Doh~méa
Colone
Henry J. Gieray
Wewela
Gus L. Scherer
G. W. Mills
Wall
Edward R. James
W. E Anderson
Caputa
Jackson and
Washahough
Frank L. Hafner
Kadoko
de Addison
Belvidere
Jones
A. C. Millar
Kennebec
William G. Serho
Joy
Frankfort
Victor
Patta
Leighton Chevrolet CO
Huron, S. D
Ray Baddeley
Hattie Plaew
F, Wheelue
George Daugherty
Waly Treylor
Arvy Ravenscroft
Emmett Huestis
Laurence
Betts
Walbel’s
King's Daughters
Hyde County
Tiemans
Harrald
Ona Mo
Big Muddy
Ha Daud
Welling
Hikney
Buan
Tadus
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