Catholic Women Close Sessions at 12th Biennial Convention
RAPID CITY April 22 All officers reelected and the 1943 convention awarded to Pierre as the Catholic Daughters of America closed their 12th biennial convention. Officers include Mrs. Catherine Cowan Sioux Falls state regent and delegates to the national convention in Washington D C. in July. Several district deputies reelected and three Sioux Falls students won the state essay contest Leona Miller Kathleen Linahin and Mary Herbert. State chairmen appointed include Mae Zemlicka Aberdeen and Miss Goetz Yankton and Mrs Devine Serve junior work.
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Rapid City
Pierre
Catholic Daughters of America
Catherine Cowan
Sioux Falls
Lucy Rinehart
Josephine Flaherty
Margaret Eagan
Dell Rapids
Catherine Phalen
Aberdeen
Monitor
Cowan
Rinehart
Irene Devine
Washington, D. C
Josie Sullivan
Vermillion
Anna Goetz
Yankton
Katherine Keller
Nellie Flynn
Milbank
Sullivan
Keller
Nellie Marso
Highmore
Jessie Overton
Leiman John Eggleston Born in Redfield April Ninth
A son weighing eight and a half pounds was born April 9 to Mr and Mrs Clyde Eggleston of Redfield. The child is named Leiman John. The mother is formerly Letha La Bore of Bancroft. Also noted: United States uses 72 percent of the world silk despite having seven percent of the population.
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Redfield
Clyde Eggleston
Leiman John
Looking Back 20 Years Ago Four influences and misc. moves noted
A 20 year retrospective item lists the Austin Meyers home quarantined for smallpox, several residents traveling for jobs or visits from Stotland to Duluth and Spooner, and farm bureau leadership changes in Huron. It notes P J Crandall resigning as South Dakota Farm Bureau secretary and M R Benedict becoming secretary treasurer. An Aberdeen party hints at upcoming marriage plans for Miss Margaret Roe Granger to William Utterbach on June 17 with a pink and white shower setting and close attendants.
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Faees
Austin Meyers
Eleventh Street
George Stafford
Stotland
E. W. Fry
Redfield
Fry
Guy Cronk
Duluth
Minn
H. W. Hermann
L. A. Trow
L. W. Trow
Huron
LeMars
A. Lumblad
Watson
Agnes Estley
Spooner
Wis
P. J. Crandall
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Margaret Roe Granger
Wiliam Utterbach
Evalyn Hulett
Miss Granger
Helen Rogers
Florence Klinger
Pearl Anderson
Teacup Gifts Reveal Bridal Party Details
Satin bags at the plates carried small white cats labeled with Miss Granger and her fiancé and the date June 1. Miss Hulett honored the guest with pink sweet peas and ferns corsage. Guests included Mrs. William B. Gage and several Misses. Mrs. J. C. Myers visited friends in Huron on the way home from Los Angeles, and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Stevenson were noted among attendees.
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Miss Granger
William B. Gage
Pattie Jones
Mildred Anderson
Florence Flatland
Mary Schneider
Mildred Rogers
Ruth Wilson
Agnes ‘McLeod
Amy Haswell
Margaret
Huntington
J.C. Myers
Huron
Aberdeen
Los Angeles
A. W. Stevenson
William Oberle
Miss Ruth Giard Sees Joyriding Car Theft End
Miss Ruth Giard, who visited the home of Mrs. A. Giard and son Ray, left last evening for Ft. Pierre. The incident refers to stealing another person’s automobile for joy riding, prompting a strong statement that the activity must stop.
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Ruth Giard
A. Giard
Ray
Ft. Pierre
Sheriff Warns Local Youths Over Dangerous Stunt
Sheriff W C Miller stated this morning that the town will not tolerate a group of young men practicing a dangerous stunt too far. He warned they must stop or face consequences.
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W. C. Miller
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