Three Acquitted In Buckley Murder Trial
Detroit April 22. Gerald K Buckley murder trial ends with all three defendants acquitted. Pizzino rearrested on new murder charges with Black Leo Cellura. Cellura not yet arrested. Bommarito freed. Livecchi held on armed robbery charge in Rochester NY. Jury out 33 hours amid witness bribery claims and court intrigue.
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Detroit
Gerald K. Buckley
Ted Pizzino
Recorder’s Court
Leo” Cellura
Wiliam Cannon
George Collins
Cellara
Angelo Liveschir Stil
Rochester
N. Y
Joe Bommarito
Pizzino
Bommarito
Livvecchi
Hom~ Marito
Livecchi
Belle Fourche to Dedicate Beacon Light
Belle Fourche plans a beacon light dedication on Sunday April 26 with Mayor Dan McCutcheon turning on the beacon. Clyde Ice of Belle Fourche Airlines will demonstrate flight at the airport north of town as pilots from the area and state participate in a full day of passenger flights and demonstrations.
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Belle Fourche
Dan McCut_cheon
Clyde Ice
Belle Fourche Airlines
Mr. Ice
Bette! Fourche Air Lines
Black Hills
Tri-State
Aberdeen Cleanup Campaign Progress Report
Aberdeen's cleanup drive pushes toward completion by mid next week as the street department enlarges crews. Workmen clear ashes and rubbish from alleys with daylight to dark hours and good headway is reported.
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Aberdeen
City
Real Estate Transfers by Beadle County Abstract
Camden Rayburn transfers Lot 2 Block 3 Johns Add Huron to M L Cox of Huron for 1 dollar. First State Bank transfers Lots 1 2 3 4 Block 33 1st Addition to Wolsey to A O Friese of Wolsey.
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Beadle County Abstract & Title Co
Camden Rayburn
M. L. Cox
Huron
Johns
First State Bank
A. O. Friese
Wolsey
Richland Church Chorus Broadcast From Huron Station
The Richland church chorus directed by Lawrence Stout broadcast from the Huron station Saturday night. Local illness improvements and social events note the community, including Beall sisters entertaining the chorus and a well attended party hosted by Mrs. Burgeson. Miss Bateman and students hosted a program at the Richland Farmers Union with Gladys Beall overseeing the next event.
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Richland
Pearl Creek
Richland Church
Lawrence Stout
Huron
Chris Voss
Beall
Vee Burgeson
C. Sweet
Chet van Tuyll
Earl Bardel
Crescard
Culver
Bateman
L. A. Bloodgood School
Richland Farmers Union
Gladys Beall
Dream Girl play draws full houses in Miller and Westington
Mrs. Archie Geiver recovered from pleurisy after a week of illness. The Rev. Mr. Schilling’s Dream Girl drew full houses in Miller and Westington. Harold Winegar visited Bonilla to see his parents. Mr. Harris of St. Lawrence, Northfield Culvert agent, conducted business in the area.
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Danforth
Archie Geiver
Mr. Schilling
Miller
Wessington
Harold Winegar
Bonilla
Mr. Harris
St. Lawrence
Northfield Culvert Company
Geiver School to Welcome New Teacher Next Year
Lyda Geiver is recovering but not yet able to teach. The school board hired August Hludt to teach the Geiver school next year, replacing Mrs. Net Thornton who has taught it for four years. A large barn and hay contents are noted. Roy Wessington was born. Mr Stymist at Wine car place faces hard luck due to his father’s illness and death in Huron hospital. He is sowing small grain for his brother near St Lawrence after planting his own grain.
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Lyda Geiver
August Hludt
Geiver
Net Thornton
Hay End
Roy Wessington
Sibenday
Sibenday Abieranon, Mr. Stymist
Huron Hospital
St Lawrence
Hitchcock News Roundup From Local Visit to Hospital
Hitchcock and vicinity saw visitors at the Hackett home and Alhstrom residence while births and illnesses circulated. Walter Alhstrom welcomed a daughter on Sunday morning, and Mrs J W Mortimer underwent surgery with improving condition. Local youths returned from the University of Nebraska for spring break as rainfall and high winds swept the area. a senior high play titled The Cat O Nine Tails drew large crowds.
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J. W. Mortimer
Huron Hospital
L. L. Phillips
Huron
T. E. Sutter
Robert
Maxine Sutter
Floyd Wright
Hens Larson
Alex Geoss
Harriet Solyst
Grant Walton
Platts Mouth
Neb
Ida Kunzman
Walton
Harold Chaplin
I Irene Chaplin
Hitchcock
Local News Briefs from Cavour Area
Groto Lloyd Lindurst drives a new Chevrolet. About an inch of rain on Sunday boosts farmers hopeful for grain. Wayne Fisher and Walter Alley shipped cattle to Sioux City and a car of cattle respectively on Monday. T. J. Halgen underwent appendicitis surgery at Huron hospital and rests easily. Mr. and Mrs. H. Q. Lingquist visited Huron on business. A missionary from China spoke at Cavour M E Church and revival meetings begin May 3 for two weeks. The rural carrier reports the country remains active.
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Groto
Lloyd Lindurst
Wayne Fisher
Marion Dursler
Herman Moeller
Sioux City
Walter Alley
T. J. Halgen
Cavour Lumber Company
Huron Hospital
H. QO. Lingquist
Huron
China
Cavour M. E
Roads Deteriorate After Rain and Local Staffing Changes
Roads are reported in very bad condition this week after Sunday rain. The Cavour Lumber Company delivered another broader house to Mrs. W. J. French on Friday. W. G. Moss of Huron is now employed at the Cavour plant while Mr. Hagen is in the hospital.
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Cavour Lumber Company
W. J. French
W. G. Moss
Huron
Hagen
Local residents host gatherings and health news in Watertown area
Ed Kv lurud and W L Irwin hosted guests Monday and Tuesday. Chester Craig family dined with John Wattier in Andover. Mrs Oliver Fornes visited Webster and Groien. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Joe Lindelar in Kansas City. Mrs Fred Bowles hosted the Phosde club with Mrs Harry Reiher on the program. Willis Lindesmith, a pioneer, suffered a paralytic stroke and is gravely ill at home. Eldon Herfus visited home over the weekend then returned to Huron College. Mrs L E Falk returned from Aberdeen and is convalescing after an operation. Herman Blumenthal remains ill but improves.
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Fred C. Bowles
Harry Reiher
Herman Blumenthal
Yale School Hosts U C L Meeting And Socials
Yale intermediate room hosted a U C L meeting on Friday. Several residents like Nina Wright Celestine Davis and James F Smith visited, and many Sunday visitors gathered at various homes in Huron Carpenter and Traquois. The Glee club under Nina Wright will perform at Yale hall May 1. other locals traveled for visits and work affairs.
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Yale
Yale School
Nina Wright
Hitchcock
Celestine Davis
Huron
James F. Smith
Soy Leon
Iroquois
Sarah Glanzer
Bertha
Martha Tschetter
Carpenter
George Tschetter
James
Duane Smith
William Basse
Madison
Meb
Mig
Glen Foote
Henry DeVries
Lillian Decker
Richard Pratt
C. L
C. H. Harding
Henry Brinkman
Cavour
Frank Tyrrell
Yale Hall
Davis
Leona Stiner
E. P. Yord
F. W. Marsh
Neil Marsh
McCannon
John Rentsch
Cradle Shower Honoring Mrs Charles Hahn Reported
Doland Mr and Mrs Eiler Sorenson and Ben Beck returned from Minneapolis Thursday evening. Al Sorenson joined for a brief visit. Mesdames Harold Eline Chester Schmitz and John Levien served as hostesses to a cradle shower in the Legion rooms Friday night with bridge played.
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Doland
Eiler Sorenson
Ben Beck
Minneapolis
al Sorenson
Harold Eline
Chester Schmitz
John Levien
Charles Hahn
Legion Rooms
Doland Event Highlights Five Tables and Prizes
Five tables and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Glen Lovelace and Mrs. Selen Thompson. A two course luncheon followed, with tables decorated in pink and white. The guest of honor received many gifts as out of town guests visited. Don Cole traveled from Redfield to fetch his visiting wife in Doland. Ralph Humphrey came from Hag en to visit his mother Mrs. B. H. Humphrey. The Doland junior class will present the play Two of a Kind in the high school auditorium on Wednesday under Mrs. Willard Daly. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Swain and baby are visiting at the home of Mr. Swain’s parents. Bernadine Hanson, a Redfield student, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gust Hanson.
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Glen Lovelace
Selen’ Thompson
Milton Loomis
Witlow Lake
Don Cate
Redfield
Don Cole
Doland
Ralph Humphrey
Hagen
B. H. Humphrey
Doland High School
Willard Daly
Arthur Swain
Union
Miller area notes include visits and home improvements
Wessington L and Chesebro of Miller transacting business in town last week. Mr and Mrs Charles Prohaska visited in Huron on Friday with Roy McNeil. Sherm Stewart visiting daughter Mrs Wil Koch north of Wolsey with improving health. B N Huddleston home on the avenue being newly papered and painted by L R Chesebro of Miller and W J Eschier decorating. Four week old baby of Mr and Mrs Elmer Gifford improving after operation at Miller hospital. Mrs Snyder and son have leased Minnie Brown house and expect to move in soon. W H Brown left for Elgin Illinois to take a job with Northwestern Public Service Co. Friends gathered at Will McNeil’s Friday to celebrate his birthday. Irving Levin ill at home with measles.
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Wessington L. & Chesebro
Miller
Tovm
Charles Prohaska
Huron
Roy McNeil
Sherm Stewart
Wil Koch
Wolsey
B. N. Huddleston
L. R. Chesebro
W. J. Eschier
Elmer Gifford
Miller Hospital
Will McNeil
Mr. McNeil
Irving Levin
Prairie Fire Near Miller Prompts Quick Control
A sudden line call warned of a large prairie fire 13 miles south of Miller. Fire guards were plowed by tractors to limit damage. Crocuses bloomed abundantly despite the dry season. Injuries included John Ford who was hurt digging rock and Henry Eschenbaum with broken ribs from a tractor incident. Family visits and Sunday meals are noted in Miller.
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Miller
John Ford
Wessington Hospital
Henry Eschenbaum
Miller visitor at Roy McCarl home noted
A brief item reports that a member of Miller visited Wednesday at the Roy McCarl home while Lawrence Lee Carpenter remained seriously ill. A gentle rain on Sunday was described as very beneficial.
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Ven of Miller
Roy McCarl
Lawrence Lee Carpenter
Miss Nellie Small Wins State Essay Prize in Fedac Contest
Ashton Miss Nellie Small received five dollars for first prize in a state Fedac essay contest tied to the American Legion auxili ary. Olive Christenson earned second place in the C S essay and speaking event in Spink county at Redfield last Saturday. Anna Golden of Mellette will represent Spink in Aberdeen next Saturday. The junior senior banquet occurred at the Foster house in Redfield Friday evening April 17 with themed decorations and favors.
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Ashton
Nellie Small
Fedac
American Legion Auxiliary
Organization of the Veterans of Allied Coun Wae
American Legion
Auxilary
Olive Christenson
Do-Drop-In Cafe Opens in Chase Building
The Do-Drop-In cafe, owned by Mrs Mattie Hoffmen, opened Saturday in the Chase building. The cafe is arranged with a pleasant lobby and restroom. Howard Zeigler remains in critical condition at Aberdeen hospital after a tractor accident on Monday.
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Lyric Theater
Howard Zeigler
Aberdeen
Mattie Hoffmen
Chase Building
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South Dakota Securities Company
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Eubon
Pleasant Valley
Darrell Dean
Will Wade
Amsco
Kodak Films
Perriton's
Coats
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