Blames Charges On Big Business
ABERDEEN April 20 Communists leader C 1 Sharp accused Big Business of propaganda to split voters and steal the Democratic nomination for U S Representatives He said there are only 310 Communist members in South Dakota and outlined tactics like Red Baiting while pledging support for the Roosevelt program and gradual socialist reform to improve conditions under capitalism
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Arthur ‘Bennett
Sharp
Communist Party of South Dakota
U. S
Communist Party
South Dakota
Progressive Federa
Mrs Brown Hosts King's Daughters Meeting in Wayland
Mrs Florence Brown entertained the King's Daughters at her Wayland home on Wednesday afternoon with good attendance from members and visitors. The group voted to sponsor restation of the free traveling library with no charge to readers, replacing prior book rental. Wilma Ravenscroft named librarian, social hour led by Mrs Frank ette, refreshments served. Visitors included Mrs Charles Brown and daughters, Mrs Marvin, Mrs Nongy, and Mrs Carrie Sedam of St Lawrence. Next meeting planned at Mrs Clark Anderson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Brown
King’s Daughters
Wayland
Florence Brown
King's Daughters
G Good Itterfes
Tran Pierce
Wilma Ravenscroft
Frankette
Brown
Charles Brown
Marvin
Nongy
Carrie Sedam
St Lawrence
Clark Anderson
Seniors Offered Free Mantaux Test at State College
Brookings April 2 Seniors at State College will again be offered the Mantaux Tuberculosis test says Dr Henrik Til Wiech health physician. A special period will be set aside for June graduates since many employers require recent test results. Mantaux tests were previously given to the entire student body free of charge as part of national efforts to stamp out tuberculosis. Tulare April 23 Special Mr and Mrs Nels Jensen of Manilla Ware called to Tulare for the illness of Niels demsen’s father Nickolas W Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
State College
Henrik Til- Wiech
Ted
Illsess Tulare
Mes Nels Jensens
Manilla
Ta. Ware
Tulare
Ilness
Nirs
Demsens
Nickolas W. Walker
Grave Insult To Police Department
Sioux Falls police find an 18 pound grave marker with the inscription Victor J. Anderson 1658 1938 stuck in the street outside headquarters. Officers believe it fell from a truck and is an insulting, troubling roadside display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Sioux Falle
Victor J. Anderson
Evening Huronite State News Lead Story
The April 23 1938 issue of the Evening Huronite State News presents a brief front page update. Readers find local events and notices in concise style, featuring political, social, and community items from the era.
Second Generation Club At State College in Brookings
More than 60 second generation students attend State College Brookings forming a Second Generation Club. Curtis Severson leads as president with Ralph Mernaush as vice president and Roberta Jones as secretary. Members span Brookings and nearby towns with a pictured group of 33 and many more not shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
State College
Formeer State
Curtis Severson
Ralph Mernaush
Letcher
Roberta Jones
Milbank
James Stoner
Huron
Warne Keck
George Seaver
Garden City
Ernest Olson
Lyle
Ruth Otterness
Helen Schoenwether
Valeria Bower
Avis Wetterbury
Brookin
Margaret Mensch
Colman
Werle Tilley
Spenent
Eunice Johnson
Norma Lombard
Raberts Jones
Mary Lentz
Betty Keck
Phoenix
Ariz
Myre Trurman
Hayti
Lillian Elliott
Summit
Beny Bibby
Connie Arneson
Mary Louise Bartlet Brookings
Maxine
Says U S Buys Foreign Meats In Government Purchases
Yvankton dispatch reports Roosevelt administration bought meat for CCC and other agencies from foreign countries despite weak domestic demand. Republican candidate Chan Gurney argues foreign farm products fund imports used to acquire war materials, aiding dictatorship efforts. He plans a Monday radio speech on primary campaign issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yvankton
Roosevelt
CCC
Chan Gurnee
Sunaie
America
Gurney
Nebraska students honored at Honors Day convocation
S D Students win honors at Nebraska. Lincoln April honors day recognizes high scholastic achievement by South Dakota students at the University of Nebraska. Seniors Robert J Beaver Yankton and James Edward Murrau Lead named to upper 3 percent or honor rolls. Irene Elizabeth Sellers Custor and Harry W McFadden Sioux Falls listed on junior and freshman honor rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D
Nebraska Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
Robert J. Beaver
Yankton
James Edward Murrau
Shase
Irene Elizabeth Sellers
Custor
Harry W. McFadden
Sioux Falls
Holstein at State College Sets Lactation Record
Holstein Purebred cow at State College broke a lactation record in the herd improvement test as announced by the Holstein Friesian Association of America in Madison Wisconsin. At one year eleven months old she yielded 13859 pounds of milk and 4384 pounds of fat in a single year, with showings attributed to the Piebe lineage and the dam College Lady Piebe Johania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Halstein-Friesian Association of America
Madison
Wisconsin
Johanna Colantha Aagsie Piebe
Ig College
Piebe
Johania
Lake Preston Honors Graduating Senior Class Valedictorian and Galatavorian
Alice Smith named senior class valedictorian with a 92 average and three years in the band plus a junior play cast role. Eldan McDonald honored as galatavorian with a 91 average and active in band soloing, state music contests, and multiple school ensembles and class offices. He also contributed to the junior and senior class plays and served as business manager of the senior annual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Preston
Alice Smith
Eldan McDonald
Alice
Eldon
Teachers Return From Easter Vacation at Tulare
Thachers Home for Visit Tulare reports school resumed Wednesday after a three day Easter break. Supt and Mrs Tschetter visited Huson, Mr Cochring stayed in Lowry, Miss Angel at Brookings, and Miss Teohatter with Freeman residents.
Junior Class Leads in Scholastic Work
Wellington Springs on April 28 Jal reports twenty nine students on the school honor roll for the fifth six weeks. Juniors head the list with eight named honor roll members followed by eight sophomores six freshmen and four seniors. Senior honorees include Gladys Boyd Eden Christensen La Vonne Klink Theane Meade. Junior names include Marjorie Buck Doris Engel Betty Farrington Jenness Keene Ivan Kieser Delila Kruger Verola Redmann Eugene Strachan Avery Thompson Wyman Whitney Cora Winegarden. Sophomores feature Gladys Bargelgen Violet Hie Lillian Hueber Kenneth Jones Susan Kedrton Gene Swanson Ethel Swenson Raymond Welter. Freshmen listed are Bonnie Amy Leo Bergeleen Carretl Crouch Betty Schaefer Elizabeth Stolen Gayle Wheeler. Eight juniors also make the junior thigh honor roll with Barbara Car sor Mary Kearton and Marries Whitnay noted on the eight grade list. Seventh grade members are Esther Abraham Arlene Amy Shirley Flansenery Lillian Hamson and Gon Larsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Springs
Ohoroe
Gladys Boyd
Eden Christiensen
la Vonne Klink
Theane Meade
Marjorie Buck
Doris Engel
Betty Farrington
Jenness Keene
Ivan Kieser
Delila Kruger
Verola Redmann
Eugene
Marries Whitnay
Esther Abraham
Arlene Amy
Shirley Flansnery
Lillian Hmison
Gon Larsen
SDU To Be Host To Prep Press Group
Verum Duiney ABT cena sectional organization meeting of members of the South Dakota High School Press Association in the southeastern part of the state will be held at the University of South Dakota April 29. John Babb editor of the Sioux City Tribune will be mini speaker. Round table discussions led by EG Trotsig G R Bauer and H S Hepner. Vermilion High School hosts with Robert Christol state secretary of the association chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verum Duiney
ABT Cena
South Dakota High School Press Association
University of South Dakota
John Babb
Sioux City Tribune
EG. Trotsig
Journaliism
G. R. Bauer
Versity
H. S. Hepner
South Dakota State College
Vermillion
Vermilion ‘High School
Robert Christol
Vermillion High School
Happy Hour Club Of Wayland Organizes Meeting
Wayland April 2 special meeting of the Happy Hour Club convened at Mrs Anna Paulsen home for Wayland and vicinity women. Large attendance, members named the organization, Jessie Whittington led the business session. A demonstration Lookings Best given by Mrs Lenn Wright Mel Alex Bowen and Mrs Florence Brown. Next meeting at Mrs Clark Andersons home with refreshments by Mrs Paulsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hour Club
Wayland
Anna Paulsen
Finmly
Jessie Whittington
Lenn Wright
Alex Bowen
Florence Brown
Clark Anderson
Paulsen
Alpena Club Meets as New Officers Lead
Alpena Progressive Study Club in Alpena heard Mrs Everett McWilliams host a Wednesday gathering. New president Mrs John Felds outlined committees for the year with Eschli man Glen Tebay Allen B on program social leaders Lyle Freeman J E Shull Lea Ruppel and lesson led by A C Stoffel Alicia presented by John Feick titled Women Workers Creators and Citizens. Ten refreshments were served during social hour. Separately Sheriff William Spltzenberger of Gregory County asked the Attorney General’s office to help locate three runaway youths from Fairfax High School James Bartholmew 15 Brown Jansen 16 Teddy Ting 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena
Everett McWilliams
John Felds
Ail
John Feick
Pierre
William Spltzenberger
Gregory County
Attorney General's Office
Pairfax
James Bartholmew
Browin Jansen
Teddy Ting
PTA Conference Attendance Noted in 10th District Meeting
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Turner Mrs. T. A. Boyes Mrs. Lewis Aye and Miss Selma Wiedebush attended the 10th district PTA conference held at the Perry Township school near Mitchell on Wednesday April 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena
A. J. Turner
T. A. Boyes
Lewis Aye
Selma Wiedebush
Perry Township
Mitchell
Rebekah Lodge Attends Alpena Meeting In Evening Social
Echo Rebekah Lodge met Wednesday with strong attendance. Mrs Louisa Thompson and Mrs BE Barber served luncheon during the social hour. Governor Jensen will speak at the Dreamland Theatre this afternoon in Alpena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena Rebekans
Alpena
Echo Rebekah Lodge
Louisa Thompson
BE. C. Barber
Jensen
Alpena Alpena
Dreamland Theatre
Citizenship talks at Alpena PTA meeting
Alpena on April 28 special meeting in the high school auditorium featured devotionals by Mrs. Amy Exehliman. Officers elected included TL AL Flayes president L. L. Bury vice president Mrs. Ralph Hayes secretary and Mrs. E. Coddington treasurer Alvin Hueter program chairman. Topics covered Citizenship and Posea with talks by Mrs. J. D. Evans and Mrs. Lewis Aye and Mrs. A. J Brigham. Meeting closed with America sung. Extension Club also met with 16 members. readings and demonstrations given. Heads Auxiliary District with Ada Jordan of Oxida elected president to succeed Jennie B. Fox. Supt Westley Smart visited sister in Tulare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena Pta
Alpena
H. S. Auditorium
Amy Exehliman
Ensytlia Verm
TL AL Flayes
L. L. Bury
Ralph Hayes
Coddington
Alvin Hueter
James Grace
J. D. Evans
Lewis Aye
A. J Brigham
America
Extension Club
Carlyle Extension Club
BE. P. Gaulke
George Kunzel
Ann Lindberg
Brazowsky
Mel Otto Kunze
Les Ruppel
Eo, Schmidt
Harley Thompson
Opal Thompson
Pierre
Ada Jordan
Oxida
American Legion Auxiliary
Jennie B. Fox
H. F. Marshal
Rev Brady To Give Graduation Sermon at Wellington Springs
The Rev D D Brady has been chosen as the baccalaureate speaker for the 1938 graduating class. He pastors via royal Congregational and Templeton Churches, spoke at Trem Spearfish in October 1951, and appeared last year on the program for Barcalaureate Sunday May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Wellington Springs
D. D. Brady
Via Royal Congregational
Templeton
Emma
York Extension Club Holds April Meeting
The York Extension Club met at Mrs. Will Patterson's home on Wednesday afternoon. Reports were given and plans for May Day observed were discussed. Mrs. Glen Hoss and Mrs. Ray Banting showcased a tag demonstration after a brief music and reading program. Mrs. C. H. Roberts and Mrs. Ray Banting received birthday gifts. Helpers were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Extension Club
Sir. Lawrence
Will Patterson
Glen Hoss
Ray Banting
C. H. Roberts
Ray Baneing
Mitchells meeting attendees at Alpena church school
Special report from Alpena on Thursday sees a demonstration on publications and materials attended by several teachers of the M. BE Church School. Attendees include Rev. and Mrs. Eschliman, Mrs. Kunze, Mrs. Grace, Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Brigham, Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Burnison, Mrs. Hayes, and Mrs. Aye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchells
Alpena
M. BE
Mitchell
Av. Eschliman
Otto Kunze
Leslie Grace
Jens Peterson
A. J. Brigham
T. A. Hayes
E. Burnison
R. 2, Hayes
Lewis Aye
Easy Aces Bridge Club Sees Mrs Brammer Win High Score
A hostess A J Turner entertained the Easy Aces Bridge Club in Alpena on Monday evening. Mrs. Charles Brammer won the high score prize, and luncheon was served during the course of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easy Aces
Imes
A.J. Turner
Easy Aces Bridge Club
Charles Brammer
Initiation at Shoren Chapter in Bancroft meets at Masonic Hall
The Shoren Chapter in Bancroft held an initiation for one candidate with Will Harmon presiding. Ruth Sprang led the charge, guests from DeSmet and the Wilkins from Clark attended, and the evening ended with cards and lunch. Milo Hageman and Donald Foote returned home from a CCC camp near Custer after six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft
Shoren
E. S
Masonic Hall
Ruth Sprang
Will Harmon
DeSmet
M. T. Wilkins
Clark
CCC
Milo Hageman
Donald Foote
Custer
Fred’ Hagemen
Rouel Foote
Old Age Aid Reunites Bon Homme County Couple
WW director of the state social program announced an elderly Bon Homme County couple was reunited after being placed on old age assistance rolls. The couple had lived apart for years as children couldn’t support both parents in one home. They now share a home and have custody of a grandchild whose parents died in an accident.
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Bon Homme County
Kaye
Tulare Senior Honor Students Announced
Tulare announces the Class of 1958 valedictorian Gene Ernstey with a 95.3 average and salutatorian Phyllis Maxwell at 92.1. Runners up Marjorie Ames and LaVonne Brugger also ranked high amid final checks by Superintendent Tsehetter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulare
Tsehetter Annoumers
Genevalve Ernstey
Phyllis Maxwell
Gettingendland
Marjorie Ames
LaVonne Brugger
Demonstration in Meat Cookery for Sunshine Mixers
Miss Olive Neff of Huron led a meat cookery demonstration for the Sunshine Mixers at Mrs Charles Bothwell home. Each member used a chart to check diets. Garden and meal bulletins were shared and party favors were prepared. Mrs Robert Shee reviewed David Crockett by Mary Ellen Chase. Mrs Richesd Gehring provided lunch with Easter decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club Wellington
Apri
Olive Neff
Huron
Sunshine
Charles Bothwell
Quest Empire
Robert Shee
David Crockett
Mary Ellen Chase
Richesd ‘Gehring
Wbies
Union Aid Division in April Meeting at Schrader Home
The Union Aid Society Division 4 met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Fred Schrader’s home with eight members present. Guests included Mrs. Albert Bullock and Mrs. Emma Preese. Mrs. Wedje led the business session. a handkerchief shower was given to former member Mrs. Elbert Renyon, who recently moved to Minnesota. Lunch was served by the Hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Aid Division
Wellington
Union Aid Society
Fred Schrader
Herbert Wedge
Albert Bullock
Emma Preese
Wedje
Elbert Renyon
Minnesots
Tpstesses
Bridal Shower Held For Mrs Alva Bales In Wolsey
Mrs Alva Bales of Wolsey was honored at a bridal shower held Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs Sid Fritts. Myr Bales, formerly Doris Kerr, daughter of Mrs Vera Kerr of St Lawrence, recently married. A peddlar delivered gifts and refreshments were served. Ladies Aid meeting announced for April 23 at Mrs S A Payne home with Mrs Will Welling assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Bales
ST. Lawrence
Wolsey
Sid Fritts
Myr Bales
Doris Kerr
Vera Kerr
Ladies Aid
Methodist Ladies Aid
S. A. Payne
Will Welling
Highway Deaths Up 75 Percent In South Dakota
Pierre report states 21 motor vehicle deaths in first three months of 1925, up 38 percent from last year, with 236 accidents and property damage rising to 42 310. This period records 78 March mishaps, seven injuries, 33 people harmed, and one late February death. Additional March fatalities include five in various counties. A De Smet move notes Len Musolf and family relocating from J O Keefe implement.
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Pierre
Ineh
South Dakat
Mi TS
Goldie Wells
Union County
Fran Brookings
Roberts, Gren
Boskon Stanley
Potter Counties
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David Fluttie
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Bal Holcomb
Langford
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Woonsoaket
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Centerville
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Verlynne Volin
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Rex Waltz
Wayne Waltz
Perry Wiliams
U.S
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Somite Memorial Day
Huron Marble & Granite Works
2Nd S.F
SDU
Westley Smart
Timber Lake
George Price
Dakota
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Old Age Aid
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DE Smet
YALE
Len Musolf
Musolf
C. J. Anderson
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Babicht
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