Music Contest Ends at Springs Wessington Springs
WESSINGTON SPRINGS April 6 Special A score totaling 94 won for Wessington Springs the highest position in the A section in the seventh district contest held at Wessington Springs yesterday. Chamberlain 63 won first in class B and Murd o 61 in class C. Several ensembles and choirs are listed as placing in various sections with schools including Chamberlain, Wessington Springs, and Forestburg among others. Madison contest closes with awards and superior rankings for ensembles and individuals. Easter service held at Burdette Church with breakfast and Sunday School program. Railroads operate over more than 260000 miles of rails in United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington Springs
Wessington Prings
Chamberlain
Murdo
Wolsey
Woonsocket
Pultewana
St Eswremre
Glee Club
Foresbburg
Eighmore
Letche
Murde
Bend C
Murdoghz
Aice
Highmore
Gles
Foresthurz
Madison
Stowe
Flandreau Fight
Bridgewater
Colman
Flantreau Indians
Madison Central
Sioux Fall
Flandreau
Fridgwater
Sioux Falls
Flandresu
Piang Solo
Bever Eames
Helen Bach
Chester
Mary Low Crosey
Sietxe Falls
Ruth Ans Swan
Burdette
At & Ovclock
Burdatte
Merrith Perkins
United States
Milwaukee Social Notes and Union Meeting Highlights
The American Legion Auxiliary past presidents led Tuesday night’s meeting with officers named Nora Hopkins as president Ruby Bakeman first vice president Pauline Crawford second vice president Olive Adams secretary Mildred Van Duzee chaplain Emma Rhodes junior post president Magrie Buchholz sergeant at arms and other bearers. New candidates were initiated led by Mrs Lester McKay and others with several members transferred to the Huron unit and a full membership quota reached at one seventy four. The group plans a poppy poster contest in city schools and entertainment included dances and music with prizes won by residents. The 50 50 Club met at O F Voge residence with bridge prizes and a two course lunch. Also noted is the marriage of Alvin Hitchcock Scheib to Lucille B Price in Milwaukee along with local social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion ‘Auxiliary
Nora Hopkins
Ruby ‘Bakeman
Pauline Crawford
Olive Adams
Mildred van Duzee
Emma Rhodes
Magrie Buchholz
Betty Kinsman
Lester McKay
Fred J. Tobin
Bertha L. Locker
Henry Hay
Mae Harvey Howe
Hoy Gillespie
Fred Erlanson
Charles Fairbank
Z. D. Manwaring
Mary Ellen McMahan
Margaret Fordley
Milton, Kooymian
Loftus Ward
Clarence Madison
Orville Joe
Charles Horiie
Don I. Sears
Jeannette Spang
Bart Pierce
Alice B Ward-Pierce
Lawrence Smith
Betty, Kinsman
Huron
Mary
Jean Conley
Ruth Stewart
Hazel Trotter
Resler
Wessington
Mina Clucker
Adeline Balzer
City Briefs Update From Local Notices
A morning update notes Bernice Orcutt in Pakegama Sanatorium Minnesota shows slight improvement. Mrs James Wm Eshelman leaves for Aberdeen for a few days visit. Marionette Theatre and Washington School hold matinee at 3 p m and 8 p m. Reverend F E Morrison departs for Arkansas and Mississippi to visit colored mission colleges, with a stop to see daughter Miss Eleanor Morrison in Morristown Tennessee. Special preview of 1936 37 fur styles advertised by Eilers Farriers. Mr and Mrs H F Shepherdson of Minneapolis to visit sister Mrs James Glew at 1 Cestain Apartments. Charles Sundling returns to Vermillion. Sundling is Verraillion postmaster. Baptist Church rummage sale set for Saturday April 18 beginning 9 am. Mrs F W Dennie leaves for a month long vacation to Chicago Indianapolis and Fort Wayne. Miss Exlith Geiger accompanies to Sioux City. Baby fair and bazaar at Congregations Church April 22 and 24. A Hyde travels to Bay City Michigan for his father Marvin Hyde’s funeral. Mrs Esther Mace Stahl takes Campus Players to Mitchell for The Dark Tower. A daughter born at 6 00 this morning to Mr and Mrs Herbert Frensen at Huron hospital. baby weighs nine pounds. Remember Flemings for Dorsets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Orcutt
Pakegams Sanatorien
Minnesota
James WM. Eshelman
Aberdeen
Washington
Schoo
FE. Morrison
Methodist Episcopal Church
HF. Shepherdson
Minnex
Polis
Shepherdson
James Glew
Cestain
Charles Sundling
Vermillion
Mors
E. O. Loomis
Sundhing
Verraillion
Baptist Church
F. W. Dennie
Chicago
Indianaports
FL Wayne
Exlith Geiger
Sioux City
Jt A. Hyde
Bay 1 City
Mich
Marvin Hyde
Esther Mace Stahl
Huron College
Campus Players
Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan Little Theatre
Alexander Wotlcott
George S. Kaufman
Mildred Hill
Ella Heflin
Dorothy Youell
Herbert
George Stahl
Dorsets
Herbert Frensen
Simmons Avenue
Huron Hospital
City Delays Bond Maturities as Payout Begins
The city started paying out $2100 to holders of general municipal bonds that do not mature until July. Full interest to the date of maturity will be paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cial
Hitchcock High School Senior Scheib Soloist at District Contest
The district contest in Wessington Springs featured a Hitchcock High School senior, Mrs Scheib, as a soloist. Mr and Mrs Scheib plan to settle on the Scheib farm east of town. The Congregational Church at Redfield honors Rev MiMiller Alvin Scheib during a tied service. In China and the Philippines Mrs Scheib is a member of the war effort. The Hitchcock alumna previously served in the senior class and now awaits plans for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redbield
MiMiller
Alvin
Scheib
Hitchcock High
China
Philippines
Warsenior
Hitchcock High School
Wessington Springs
Woodmen Circle Meeting Plans Initiation and Leadership
The Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle James River Grove No. 16 met at Labor Temple on Tuesday evening April 14 with Mrs. Hazel Fenski presiding. Plans were set for initiation at the next meeting and Pine Grove No. 19 of Miller were invited to attend. Mrs. Elva Lyle was elected captain of the Blanche Eakin girls drill team. The charter was draped in memory of a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Circle
Supreme Forest
James River Grove No
Labor Temple
Hazel Fenski
Pine Grove No. 19
Miller
Elva Lyle
Blanche Eakin
Don’t Sleep On Left Side Gas Pressure Affects Heart
Ad-like drug Adlerika advertised as a real cleansing aid for stomach and bowels. Claims include relief from gas and chronic constipation after one dose. Testimonies from Dr A L Shoub and Mrs Jas Filler describe sleep and stomach relief, touting bacterial reduction and overall well being. Sold by druggists and drug departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Shoub
New York
Jas
30day club hosts meeting of Supreme Forest Circle
The late Mrs Etta Davison national director and Texas state manager announced that the 30diay club of the Circle met at Mrs J E Roupey 373 Utah Avenue Southeast on Monday April 27 at 7 20. Members attended after business a social hour with bridge pinochie and whot at ten tables Honors went to Mrs Anna Lee and E W Troupe in bridge to Mrs Harry Burkes and A A Hobbs in pinochie to Mrs Wm Fliss. Lunch was served by several members and Pearl Fisher state manager of the Supreme Forest is expected to attend the next May meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Davison
Texas
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
J. E. Roupéy
Utah Avenue Southeast
Anna, Lee
E. W. Troupe
Harry Burkes
A. A. Hobbs
Wm. Fliss
Elva Lyle
Effe Fliss
Margaret Melum
Lillian Dirkson
Pearl Fisher
Supreme Forest
Seeding Progress in Burdette Amid Dry Soil
In Burdette on April 16, farmers report active seeding with tractors heard nearby yet broadcast sowing is sparse due to thirsty soil. The piece adds a note on Ur anus as the seventh planet, 1.888 billion miles from the sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cournest
Also Mentioned on This Page
Springs
Chamberlain and
Pukwana Place
Milwaukee
A. GA
O. F. Voge
Wisconsin Southwest
Mina Scott
M. A. Ronken
B. W. Helms
Hitchcock
Alvin, Scheib
Milwau
A. P. Scheib
Hitchcock Kee
Lucille B. Price
Charles Price
Gire Scout Council
Gir Scout Council
W.C. A
Maurice Gowdy
E. H. Schaefer
Don
Mra H
H. Head
Brownies Organization
Standard
Standard Oil
Standard Oil Service
Taos
Gopi
Warde Supreme Geely
America
Wards Waldorf
Tornad Toss
Penton Ee
Montgomery. Ward
Dakota
Yim Eoy
Wen Collee
Tae Scop
Sike
Jake
Nely
Kenton Jel
Lovalon Fountain of Youth For Hair
Urarus
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!