First Aid Training Emphasized in South Dakota WPA Program
Mitchell and 15 other centers host 96 training facilities and about 200 housekeeping aide workers redirected to civilian defense. M A Kennedy notes focus on first aid using Red Cross junior course, home care of the sick, and nutrition to aid low income families and free hospital beds. Centralized services expand to serve multiple families, with volunteer training and public nutrition education offered through home economists and welfare referrals.
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Mitchell
Housekeeping Aide
South Dakota
M. A. Kennedy
WPA
Sioux Falls
Yankton
Madison
Rapid City
Hot Springs
Mobridge
Winner
Huron
Redfield
Artesian
Wessington Springs
Onida
Pierre
Aberdeen
Watertown
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Kennedy
Kenney
Esmond School to Grow Garden for Hot Lunch Program
Esmond staff outline a garden project to raise food for the school hot lunch program. Mrs. Phoebe Roberts will supervise the effort, with about 35 children participating in the endeavor.
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Esmond
Specia
Phoebe Roberts
Arrest of Notorious Swindler Williams With Many Aliases
Chief Agent Fred Searls said 52 year old C. R. Williams was arrested in Lusk Wyoming and will be sent to Rapid City for trial. Williams known by aliases including Harry Gordon Harry Davis and George Mason is wanted in eight states on bad check charges and by South Dakota officials at multiple towns. He once ran a Harding County dude ranch and involvement extends to Texas Rangers cases and numerous accomplices across the nation.
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Pierre
Fred Searls
Attorney General's Office
Roy Williams
Lusk
Wyo
Rapid City
Searls
Williams
South Dakota
Harry,Gordon
Harry” Davis
George Mason
Hold County School Superintendents Convention In June
Hold County will host its county school superintendents convention on June 24 25 and 28 as the state convention of South Dakota County School Superintendents. State superintendent J F Hines announced after a conference with Genevieve Arntz president of the state association. Principal speaker will be Dr Howard A Dawson rural education specialist of the National Education Association from Washington DC.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
J. F. Hines
Genevieve Arntz
State Association
J . Hines
Howard A. Dawson
Washington, D. C
National Education Association
Richland WSCS Holds Meeting with Devotional and Jenten Program
The Richland women’s society met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Hazel Voss delivering the devotional study. Mrs. Mabel Gilchrist led the special Jenten program, assisted by Mrs. Mildred Kleinsasser. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Glen Highland with Mrs. Hazel Culver as study leader.
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Richland Ces
Cavour
Richland Wscs
Hazel Voss
Voss
Mabel Gilchrist
Mildred Kleinsasser
Glen Highland
Hazel Culver
Bancroft PTA Plans Monthly Meeting Next Tuesday
The Bancroft PTA will hold its monthly meeting on Tuesday night, April 14. The biology class under Alice Carter will demonstrate first aid, with Marion Modena presenting a challenge tale inspired by readings of Martyn Cheney, La Vay Tibbets, and Don Wilkins, while Alice Carter provides a musical background.
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Bancroft Pta
Bancroft
PTA
Alice Carter
Marion Modena
Martyn Cheney
la Vay Tibbets
Don Wilkins
War Dept moves to establish large radio school at Sioux Falls Airport
The War Department moves rapidly to establish a major radio and communications school at the Sioux Falls Municipal Airport. Col Roy W Campbell named head. Perkins & McWayne and Stanley Engineering picked as architects. First section plans due in 30 days. Enlisted training contingent slated to arrive by May 15. Major E E Taylor to supervise construction. Army bomber base work at Sioux City also under his charge. Completion date set for August 23 for a facility to house officers and 4,500 enlisted men.
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Wwa4
Iseeen
Sioux Falls
War Department
Col
Roy W. Camblin
Perkins & McWayne
Stanley Engineering Company
Muscatine
E. E. Taylor
U.S. Army District Engineer
Omaha
Sioux City
Wessington stores change hands in local trades
Elmer Monson of the G A Store sold his business to Enoch Hutchinson who had sold it to him three years earlier. Mrs. Ella McNair bought the store building and the Monson home. The Hutchinson Store held a formal opening last Saturday with lunch served all day and into the evening. Phil Friedman closed the dry goods department and moved his grocery store across the street into the Hazzard Building.
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Wessington
Npm
Elmer Monson
1G. A
Enoch Hutchinson
Ella McNair
Monson
Hutchinson
Phil Friedman
Hazzard Building
Household Notice On Public Gate Of Effects
A fragment reports Mr Friedman leaving soon with a manager and Mrs Monson holding a public gate of household effects last Saturday. No details on future movements or plans are given.
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A. T. Still
Tatinge
Pam Yroney
Chevrolet
URS
Wottetine
Leighton Chevrolet
Dakota, S
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Jersey
Habicht
Uncle Sam
Long Boy
Swander
Swarulers
Boos and Pease
Uncle Sam's Army
Natchez
Mobile
Memphis
Osborn
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