Police Dog Pal Traveled 100 Miles to New Home
Ler and Josephine Anderson and family move from Ganevott to Scales Mound, Illinois. A German police dog named Pat ends up with J. S. Agnew in Bancroft Iowa after a truck mix up. The dog traveled about 100 miles and bears the license number 2h. Local inquiry seeks to return Pal to his rightful owners amid hopeful but fading prospects.
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Ler
Josephine Anderson
Ganevott
Mars
B. Anderson
Scales Mound
Galena
Pat
Lee
Joose
Josephine
Pal
Bancroft
J. P. Agnew
Clarence Bixler
Clarence
Dow
Kingsbury County
S. Cd
Bisler
Bixler
Kingsbury
J. S. Agnew
Banift S. A
Andersons
Illinois
Bixter
Iowa
Iinals
Anron
Mr. Bixler
Clarence Bixk
School Party Celebrates Teacher and Fourth Grade Guest
A fourth grader at Tyeeell Schenk sweritus reports the school held a birthday party for Darlene Lau and Miss Davis. A large cake with candles and a "Flappy Birthday" inscription appeared. Pupils enjoyed games and a lunch as many presents were given to the two guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyeeell Schenk
Darlene Lau
Miss Davis
Grace "Hofer
Peaceful Workers Club Meeting At Bolan Home
The Peaceful Workers Of Iroquois meet with The Peaceful Workers 4.H Club of Troquo at the Bolan home. Lois Winter presided as names of Yangy and Gon were read. Reports on cure effects, charm and antiy, and good posture were given by Melin Glue Deboris Hart June Knouse and Nadine Bolan. A bake sale is planned. JulieLe Leeg joined the club. A singing and lunch followed hosted by Hulun and her mother. The appearance will be at Ming dane Carry home.
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Peaceful Workers of
Iroquois
Troquo
Bolan
Lois Winter
Yangy
Gon
Deboris Hart
June Knouse
Nadine Bolan
Juilete Leeg
Sung
Ae Hulun
Ming Dane
Hand County YCL Winners Named in Miller contest
Hand County YCL winners named from a Miller held contest list primary and intermediate divisions with numerous winners across townships. Betty Schock Ree Heights and Mary Alice Moncur Florence Township lead with superior and excellent notes, while others from Harrison, St. Lawrence, Como and Greenleaf townships earn good to average rankings. Essay contest victors Margery Burgie Je Township and Roy Gilbert Township also noted. Winners advance to Fort Pierre for state competition on April 29 and May 9.
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D. C
Han County
Miller
Betty Schock
Ree Heights
Mary Alice Moncur
Florence Township
Adeline Flesner
Harrison Township
Dorothy Hurd
Carlton
Vincent Moon
St. Lawrence
Marvin Beranek
Come Township
Mavis Steinleitner
Greenleaf
Superior
Artie Palmer
Brice
Sprink Lake
Excellent
Madeline Kutho
Tatreview
Cloris Sisson
Wheaton
Irene Rei Ree Beights
Goad
Lyman Brorseeman
Linn Township
Uyerare
Beadle
Margery Burgie
Roy Gilbert
Aileen Miller
Argi¢ Schmidt
Linn
Melda Beck
Cedar
Coreling Lake
St Lawrence
Dessie Yelter
Plato Township
Acc
Fort Pierre
Whiteside Pupils Earn Superior Ratings at District Contest
Whiteside School pupils excel at the district contest in Huron with Donal Scheibe and Vernet Freers among high achievers. Declamationists Billy Dates and Lorretta, plus other students, earn excellent or superior marks and advance to the next level.
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Ane
Whiteside
Huron
Billy Dates
Donal Scheibe
Ind Laressay
Vernet Votia Freers
Hamilton
Billy
Donald
Lorretta
Gene Einster
Babay Dates
Harold Fitzside
Renniled Stiner
Gladys Hamilton
Toyce DeShaver
Doris Matthews
Ludi Fritcha
Billy Dasel
Vincent Feteri
Rollie Hamilton
Dorothy Namillan
Isis
Busy Bee League
Lucife! Who
Rob Bigmilton
Vincent Feterl
Dorota
Fritzsche i
Vernon Horn
Pupils Named On A List At South Twenty-Second Street School
The South Twenty-Sec ond Street School reports fifth six weeks results with five students on the A Club: Mary Johnson, Alice Zeerk, Betty Polly, Betty Swanson and Shirley Goseh. Honorable mention goes to Philip Tovey, Mary Jang Hovine, Do. Wayne Swanson, Evelyn Cow whee Neiwert and Fredrick Neitzerle Mice Zeeck.
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South Twenty-Second Street
Mary Johnson
Alice Zeerk
Betty — Polly
Betty Swanson
Shirley Goseh
Philip Tovey
Mary Jang Hovine
Wayne Swanson
Evelyn Cow Whee Neiwert
Fredrick Neitzerle
Mice Zeeck
Wessington Girls Attend Y W C A Convention in Huron
Wessington girls formed the largest visiting delegation at the YY W. C. A. convention held in Huron at the Methodist Church. Helen Eshler sang, Doris Sutton gave a humorous reading, and leaders Evalyn Coop and Helen Mayer spoke on club activities.
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Wessington
Huron
Wessingto
Helen Eshler
Doris Sutton
Evalyn Coop
Helen Mayer
Angelings
Ectine
Mins Gayle Mumphrey
Eader
Clinton
Frances Pugh
Helen Takind
Hiland Lassies Open 4-H Club at St Lawrence
Hiland Lassies of St Lawrence held the first 4-H Club meeting in the fist week. Eight members and three visitors attended. Shirley Mul Ho was elected chairman and Barbara Bridenbaugh secretary. Next meeting plans include sewing boxes and a fundraising effort for camp expenses. Elaine hosts the next meeting, Barbara Bridenaul.
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Hiland Lassies
St. Lawrence
Suare
Shirley Mul Ho
Barbara Bridenbaugh
Elaine
Barbara Bridenaul
Busy Bees Club Plans Play at Vernon Boxsley Home
Busy Bees Club Yo will present a play The White Phantom at Vernon Boxsley’s home with all members present. Charles Geyer will handle amateur hour entries. Lunch was served by the host. Next meeting planned at James Camperson’s home. POSTPONED MEETING Titanka Troop 6 Methodist Girl Scouts held a postponed meeting at the high school. They study child nursing and what five year olds should date. A hike was planned but postponed due to weather.
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Cubs
Trnquois
Vernon Boxsley
Charles Geyer
James Camperson
Titanka Troop 6
Methodist Girl Scouts
Mary Ellen Kooyman
Win Scout Awards For Safer Driving
In the Boy Scout drive for safer driving M C Juhl and H D Barnes received awards in Miller for the month of March Mr Juhl as driver of a cammercis vehicle and Mr Barnes as driver of a pleasure car.
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M. C. Juhl
H. D. Barnes
Miller
Maren
Mr. Juhl
Mr. Barnes
Elizabeth Warren Hosts Golden Rule 4 H Club Meeting
Elizabeth Warren hosted the Golden Rule 4 H Club meeting at her home with TM members present and four visitors. The session focused on learning to make wall dusters. Reports were given on various subjects and Mrs Warren served lunch.
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Elizabeth Warren
Trorquois
Warren
Up And Ready 4 H Club Met At Irene Blue Home
The Up and Ready 4 H Club of Troe quoi met Tuesday evening at Irene Blue's home with Betty Ann Jones as hostess. Seven members attended to plan 4 H uniforms and to report on Sele. They aim to improve Voquois by keeping it clean and tidying yards and trees, clean school yards, build bird houses, and put them up. Mary Ann McDonald demonstrated bed making and Irene Blue reported on providing care items. Mrs Blue and Betty Jones served lunch before adjournment with club songs.
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Iroquois
Troequoi
Irene Blue
Betty Ann Jones
Sele
Mary Ann McDonald
Mrs. Blue
Betty Jones
Busy Bee Club Installs New Officers List
The Busy Bee Club elected new officers including Tilux Wipf as president Darlene Law as vice president Dayee Lay as secretary and Grace as treasurer. The meeting featured a song and flag salute before adjournment with Lil Wipt presiding.
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Tilux Wipf
Darlene Law
Dayee Lay
Grace
Lil Wipt
Jefferson G. R. Program Presented at Rotary Meeting
Reserves were called to order by president Edyth Hibaard at the Jefferson G. R. program. The pledge was recited, a play titled Finds a Friend was performed by Frances Horton Alyce Qualey and Mari no name, with guest Jeanne Par foux City attending the event.
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Aigvellerson
Edyth Hibaard
Frances Horton
Alyce Qualey
Marino
Jeanne Parfoux
Janet John Floe-Deilda
Wason
Tulare Seniors To Present Comedy Thursday
Tulare high school's senior class plans a Thursday performance of The Poor Rich at 2 00 pm in the school auditorium The play follows a young man who marries an heiress and returns home to meet her parents causing comic complications The cast includes Bob Clarke Nora Smithin Janes Carpenter Genevieve Ernst and others with Miss Eng providing an introductory cue.
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Tulare
Tulare High School
Hei Esa
Daughtry
Oto Larson
Nora
Janes
Nyusulis
Miss Eng
Phiytrs
Bob Carkk Banter
Ato Rose
Qitt Briges
Phylia
Sam Carpenter
Robert Neil- Carpenter
Genevieve Ernst Wann Hofemann
Loui Marjorie
Price
Ole Larson
A Nora Smithbin
Vonne Brugger
Lucinds Morgan
Javig Ames
Jake
Mayca Harms
Aol
Special Services At Congregational Church This Week
In Lake Preston on April 12 the Congregational Church schedules special services. A membership reception Thursday evening will admit about 20 members. Sunday morning features a book singing service led by Mrs. H. Whipkey and Sunday at 7 99 the 4 L Society presents a program. A sunrise breakfast is planned for the young people of the Congregational and Lutheran churches.
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Lake Preston
H. Whipkey
Path
T the Congregational and
She Lutheran Pehurches
Desmey City Election Sets May Be Cancelled
April 12 notice states no city election will be held due to no competitive petitions. Dr. P. Scofield, mayor for two years, has filed to remain, while John Hasehe, longtime justice of the peace, seeks to succeed himself.
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Desmey
Ts 9
P. Scofield
John Hasehe
Visits Sister Ree Heights April 12
Mrs. Nettie Gardner, teaching in Canning this year, spent the weekend at her sister Mrs. Douglas Scott in Ree Heights.
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Ree
Arkansas County official trades watch for cash
County Assessor J. P. McGraw bets a citizen $3 over a watch declared worth $5 for tax rolls. The citizen offers $4 cash, dashing the dispute. In Trail, N C residents install a night watchman to patrol Channel pipes east of Trail Creek past the school as children attempt to clog pipes twice.
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Arkansas City
Kas
J. P. McGraw
McGrawnes
Cave-In Victim's Body Is Recovered
In Albu GLY, two miners died in an Empire Gold Mine cave-in. Dick Harman 27 and Noel Hanson 28 were recovered after a chute collapse, with rescue teams and about fifty miners and a hundred line employees aiding the effort. The second body was found within a day, as workers cleared the tunnel to reach the shaft.
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Albu Gly
Dick Harman
Empire Gold
Noel Hanson
Mat
Manson
Ieee
Orient Seniors To Present Mystery Play at High School
The Orient High School senior class plans a mystery comedy in tree by Wilbur Braun staged May 6. The plot centers on a murder in a will and a $16 prize for catching the killer, with characters including Eaton, Sweetland, Seidhart, Schulte, Huss, Hampel, Meyer, Ke, Eger, Weisner, Ecker, and Hagen.
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Orient High School
Wilbur Braun
Marvin Ryder
Carliers
Ryder
Eaton
Joan Sweetland
Francis Seidhart
Josephine Schulte
Verna Huss
Alice Hampel
Margaret Meyer
Raymond Ke Roland Eger
Melvin Weisner
Lois Ecker
Edward Hagen
Richard Ecker
Stage
Om R
Officers Named By Ree Heights Club
April meeting of the Ree Heights Woman's Club selected Nes. Bia Wareing as president and Mex. Marion Leach as vice president for the coming year. Alicn Wold and her co-representatives were chosen to join the federation. Mrs. Burge spoke of her Germany trip featuring the Lorelei and shared folders and pictures. Mrs. Greeny and Mrs. Burge sang Lorelei with Margery Burge at the piano. A brief social and lunch followed.
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Ree Heights
Edna McKelvi Wonan
Agrimesting i
Nes
Bia Wareing
Marion Leach
Alicn Wold
Wold
Glu
Feder
Highmore
Spring Returns to Blunt Blunt Area with April Snow Melt
A Sunday night shower trimmed April totals to 1.87 inches for the month. Warm Sunday followed by light snow on north hillsides spurred rhubarb and tulips as lawns greened. The snowstorm aids pasture growth and benefits local wheat acreage.
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Wits
Sunday Guests in Tulare Reach Schultze Family Dinner
Mr and Mrs William Schultze and their family were Sunday dinner guests at the Rebrerl Marshall home in Tulare leading to a warm family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulare
Specia
William Schultze
Rebre@rl Marshall
Visit Relatives Orient on Short Timber Lake Trip
Supt and Mrs W Smart and their two children from Timber Lake visited the home of O A Smart Saturday for a brief Buster vacation.
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Orient
Beattie Explains Rec Lending Plan and Economy Outlook
Morgan M. Beatty discusses the Reconstruction Finance Corporation lending limits, the role of Chairman Jesse Jones, and how government business cooperation aims to restore confidence and spur demand. He notes loans will be gradual, tied to sound business plans, with focus on long term recovery and jobs.
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Morgan M. Beatty
Washington
Gangress
Reconstiction Finance Corporation
Jesse Jones
REC
Willy Jailly
Ty Fac
Jones
Congress
Jesse Jones Wells
Hale Business Men
Conferghes
Actg
Ason Financial Life Preserver
Joan Worthy
Anether
Pars Creamery discharge affects Hinesbury County region
The Pars Creamery line has been discontinued as stated in a notice. John Cavenngagh and Ware ers Union Qil are named in association with the transition, and the west portion of Hines hury County will be served by the remaining operations under the new arrangement.
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DE Satey
Pars
Igre
John Cavenngagh
Comapra
Hineshury County
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