South Dakota Warns On Marijuana Use In Schools
South Dakota state justice department issues a special bulletin urging law enforcement, doctors, teachers, and parents to curb marijuana growth and use. It describes stages of intoxication, potential insanity from prolonged use, and warns youths are smoking unseen by parents and teachers, urging community action.
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Pierre
South Dakota
State
Justice Department
Orient
Bulletin
Bulletix
Justics Department
3 of Junior Senior Fete Meld at Turton Turton
April 25 report covers Junior Senior Fete in Turton with a banquet at the Gilbert Bubbe home. Performances include selections by the girls glee club and the class program themed For school life to life’s school, featuring Everett Ewing Rachel Blancheuc and Frances Vhome among others.
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Turton Turton
Gilbert Bubbe
Ilky
Niracal
Everett Ewing
Rachel Blancheuc
Ice Hauaik
Frances Vhome
Marie A
Franc Vivan
Morris Superinendent
Gundersti
Girls Glee Club
Frankfort Women’s Relief Corps to Host Fund Sale
In Frankfort on Saturday afternoon the Women’s Relief Corps will hold a fond sale at Hoag’s Hardware Store with lunches served to the public. Also in Frankfort the P T A meets on Monday evening to conduct the first term meeting with new officers introduced and a social evening planned after business.
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Frankfort
Women's Relief Corps
Hoag’s
Frankfort P. T. A
Stallec
Highmore School Patrol Is Formed
Special report from Highmore on establishing a school traffic patrol led by Patrolman G F Sears of Watertown. A meeting at the school drew 30 junior high boys, with a training drill at the northeast corner. The program emphasizes pedestrian safety for students, with temporary lieutenants named and several boys enlisted. The local American Legion committee includes R V Ray and Sheriff James O'Brien, plus Supt R A Borah.
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Bigamomb
Montor
G. F. Sears
Watertown
Highmore
R. A. Borah
American Legion Committee
Sears
Hera
Sylvester Meigs
Raymond McTague
Tommy Morgan
Kieth Krier
George Ausby
Mr. Sears
Highsare
Hixson Named Gettysburg Mayor After Close Election
In Gettysburg aprato special Harry Hixson wins the mayoralty over Loyal Hoffman by a 115 vote margin, carrying all three wards. Alderman race in Ward 1 sees EB F Schofield defeat Barry Brehl by 20 votes. Justice of the Peace contest includes O E Mesick I F Weaver and Will Weidensel with Weaver and Weidensel defeating Mesick by narrow margins.
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I. F. Weaver
Will Weidensel
Weaver
Mesick
Virgil Homemakers Meet at Cook’s VIRGS
The Virgil Home Makers Extension Club gathered Wednesday at Mrs. George Cook’s home with strong attendance. After the business session the program covered earmarks of a ready-to-wear garment and flower place cards, led by Mrs. Lester Fulton, Mrs. W. Denison Jr., and Mrs. Thomas Venable. Lunch followed, served by Mrs. W. H. Weiss, Mrs. Venable, and Mrs. Cook. The May meeting will be at Archie Hebron’s home.
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Virgil Homemakers
Cook’s Virgs
Virgil Home Makers Extension Club
George Cook
Lester Fulton
W. ©. Denison, Jr
Thomas Venable
W. HW. Weiss
Venable
Cook
Yes
Archie Hebron
Ree Heights P T A Holds Final Meet
Ree Heights April 23 P T A held the last meeting of the school year. Lantern slides were shown by Rev Mr Green. A boys quartet sang, Eldora Ryman and Betty Houck played piano solos. Officer installation announced: President Mrs Lucien Lewis, Vice President Jessie Suhn, Secretary Mus Bates, Treasurer Alma Goth.
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Ree Heights P. T. A
Ree Heights
Green
Eldora Ryman
Betty Houck
Lucien Lewis
Jessie Suhn
Mus U7
Bates
Alma Goth
Frankfort Special City Election Results
In Frankfort on Tuesday BP. W. Hansen won the second ward seat while F. S. Cartner was reelected in the third ward. C. M. Lang will again represent the first ward where he faced no opposition.
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Frankfort
BP. W. Hansen
F. 5
Cartner
C. M. Lang
Pioneer Woman Marks Birthday In Turton Dakota
Anna Klapperich aged 89, a link to old country roots, celebrated her birthday in Turton. Born April 20, 1848 in Marienbad Austria, she and her family endured a six-week voyage, settled in Wisconsin and Iowa before homesteading near Turton, then built a life as a farmer’s wife and mother of 15 with 38 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
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Anna Klapperich
Dakota
Thasa
Klapperich
Critchett Delivers Talk at Clark Heary Club
Edward Critchett of Standard Oil Huron division spoke at the Clark Heary Club, presenting an informal talk on the petroleum industry. Willis Stone was not a guest. Delegates named for the district convention in Fremont, Nebraska, April 26 and 27 include H. J. Reilly president elect, Henry Lien president, E. F. Voss, and C. Hf. Wagner.
Three Dry Lakes Filled Boosts Local Farming Prospects
Lake Preston area reports water returning to Preston Whitewood Thompson and Henry lakes after years of drought. Farmers push wheat seeding with some night work, alfalfa yields earlier in the year offset by dry spell, optimism rising as soil and subsoil moisture remain good.
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Preston
Whitewood
Thompson
Henry
Spirit Lake
Wolsey High to stage play May 4 details announced
Wolsey High School seniors select The Whole Towns Talking as their class play with a three act plot involving Mr Simmons partner Chet Binney chosen as a husband for his daughter Ethel. The town becomes abuzz as Letty Lythe arrives with a fiancé a prizefighter leading to comic complications.
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Wolsey High School
Wolsey
April Ree
Mr. Simmons
Chet Birney
Simmons
Ethel
Chet Binney
Binney
Letty Lythe
Letty
Henry Simmons
Wilbur Rodman
Marinet Simmons
Gladys Rodeman
Lela Anson
Chester Binney
Simmon
Arnold Sibbers
Mickey Christopherson
Donald Swift
Robert Thompson
Roger Shields
Chicago
Evhe
Annie
Maid
Dorothy Eichstadt
Sacha Bloom
Joyed Anderson
Roland Meyer
Mrs. Jackson
Blanding Kohtmeyer
Phillips Injured in Frankfort Slip
Mrs Ive Phillips is confined to her home with a badly sprained ankle after slipping on stairs at her residence. She has been unable to perform some sewing tasks this week due to the accident.
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Mks. Phillips
Frankfort
Ive Phillips
South Dakota Social Workers to Attend National Conference
Brookings April 23 Special South Dakota social workers are invited to the National Conference of Social Workers in Indianapolis May 23 to 23. Mrs A M Eberle secretary treasurer announced. The 64th annual conference will run five sections covering social casework group work community promotion social action and public administration. More than 300 daily delegates expected with sessions for 5 000 attendees. federal speakers include Harry L Hopkins Arthur J Altmeyer Frank Bane Katharine Lemont Edwin S Smith and Dr R C Williams. Hotel reservations should go to Henry P Davis Indianapolis Convention Bureau.
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Brookings
South Dakota
United States
Harry L. Hopkins
WPA
Arthur J. Altmeyer
Manchester P T A Holds April Meet
Manchester Township P T A met Tuesday evening at the hall for its April meeting. Superintendent Krumm of Iroquois with high school musicians provided a musical program. Two readings were given by Iroquois pupils. Glen Ritterousch, a De Smet High School senior, delivered an oration titled The Scout. A lunch was served from audience contributions.
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Manchester
Battey Boy Breaks Arm in Fall from Pony
Lyle Battey nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Silas Battey suffered a broken arm when he fell while riding his pony at his home in Frankfort He was to Redfield to have his arm set on the same day April 23 Special report notes the accident and treatment plans with local family names and city.
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Battey
Frankfort
Lyle Battey
Silas Battey
Redfield
Mrs. Shoemaker Funeral Rites Held
Brief services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Skogmo funeral chapel for Mrs. Robert Shoemaker 65 who died Monday evening at Luther hospital in Watertown after pneumonia. Rev J G Wold officiated. Burial followed in Creighton Nebraska. Survivors include ten children and many relatives. The Shoemaker family had lived in Clark County before moving to Creighton.
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Shoemaker
Lark
Skogmo
Rockford
Springfield
South Dakota
Robert Shoemaker
Edward
Pierre
Lulu
Chambers
Effie
Orville
Creighton
Gilbert
Bradley
Harry
Riverhurst
Can
William
Dehols
Wye
Edith Nordins
Marie Klampe
Clark
Clark County
Creighton, Neb
Click
Federated Church
Neb
Royal Neighbors
Osmond
Plan Clark County Recreation Program
Clark County will employ 26 youths to assist in the summer recreation program, with Howard Lyke of Gordon City and Mrs Ella M Frothinger of Clark coordinating. Lyke supervises the Clark County work. Frothinger heads the WPA project supervision. Additional tasks include various hand work, with Adenna Valentine in charge of that division and Earl Fourain overseeing overall Clark supervision. Tentative plans have been drawn up this week.
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Clark County
Clark
Spreia
Howard Lyke
Gordon City
Ella M. Frothinger
Like
Frothinger
WPA
Adenna Valentine
Willow Lake
Earl Fourain
Supreme Court Reverses Insurance Losses Case
The South Dakota Supreme Court reversed a lower court ruling in a case over a Hot Springs dwelling loss by fire. The court ordered the original verdict for the insurance companies restored, citing policy occupancy provisions and non occupancy at the time of the blaze. It also reversed related decisions in trusts and wills involving Strain, J. Ferris, L. Focrs, and Armstrong heirs, clarifying property transfer validity and undue influence findings.
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Pierre
Suprema
No Fund County
S. Christwises
Oii
Supreme Court
Ihe
Davidsey County
Frank R. Strain
Ste Sant Intendent
Biutky
Ageint J. J
Ferris
Strain
Sapien
Mitchell Trust Company
Hugh Court
Kingsbury County
Dusenhine Armstrong
Charles Armstrong
Charles
Mrs Price Feted Bonilla in Miscell Shower Plans
April 23 special report notes Mrs Clean Price celebrated with a miscellaneous shower at the hall. Mrs Frank Rumsey played a piano solo while women staged a mock wedding. Gifts arrived in tipped wagons to a color decorated table and refreshments were served.
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