S D Shows Gains In Syphilis Fight
Aberdeen April 27 South Dakota’s war on venereal disease was outlined by Dr G A Van Heuvelen in a talk before the South Dakota State Medical Association The talk highlighted progress including new laws taking effect July 2 Pre marital and prenatal examinations were urged as part of efforts to improve reporting and control Dr Van Heuvelen noted South Dakota had a higher rate of reported syphilis than current statistics suggested and urged doctors to stress parental screening The meeting featured clinics from Northwestern University and Bush medical schools and officers were elected for the South Dakota Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology with plans discussed for joint state associations A final session of the medical association women’s auxiliary elected its president and officers.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
G. A. van Heuvelen
State Board of Health
Pierre
South Dakota State Medical Association
van Heuvelen
van Jedvelun
J. G. Shirley Huron
Northwestern University
Bush Medial
South Dakota Academy of Opthalmology and Otolaryngology
H. D. Saylor
Huron
H. D. Newby
Rapid City
A. Rudolph
Dr. Saylor
de. J. DB. Alway
Woman’s Auxiliary
Mrs Schulte Hosts Frankfort Birthday Club
Mrs Joseph Schulte entertained the Frankfort Birthday Club with a one o clock dinner last Thursday. The table was decorated in lavender and pink May flowers and Mrs Schulte received gifts from members. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Huge Stewart.
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Schulte
Frankfort
Joseph Schulte
Levender
Wessington Club Women Attend Redfield Convention
Several members of the Wessington Study Club are attending the Federated Women's Clubs of South Dakota meeting in Redfield this week. Among those present Tuesday were Mrs. Fitch, Mrs. Bottam, Mrs. Young, and Mrs. P.
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Redfield
Wessington
Wo‘s Study Club
Federated Women's Clubs of
South Dakota
Relig
D. Fitch
Bottam
Young
Resources Of Insured Banks In South Dakota In 1938
The FDIC reported that 165 insured commercial banks in South Dakota held total resources of 98.664 million dollars as of December 31, 1938. Deposits stood at 88.429 million, demand deposits 59.450 million, and time deposits 26.979 million. Loans and discounts reached 33.398 million, up 0.429 million from 1937, while U.S. government obligations were 16.502 million and other securities 15.335 million. Nationally, insured commercial banks showed loans and discounts of 16.024 billion, a 179 million decline from 1937, with deposits rising to 59.770 billion, the highest since deposit instrance began.
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Washington
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
South Dakota
FDIC
United States
Ala
Ammount
Broad Summer School Offerings at State College this Session
Brookings April 27 State College announces a six week summer term beginning June 12 with courses in 27 departments. Subjects include agriculture economics wood working agronomy animal husbandry art botany chemistry dairy education engineering English entomology and zoology history politics home economics horticulture library mathematics music nursing education physical education physics poultry husbandry printing rural journalism sociology and speech. Highlights include a Black Hills botany camp directed by Dr Leon Snyder with college credit and the eighth annual Choir Directors clinic June 12 to 23 under Prof Karl Theman. The physical education department will offer basketball and football coaching elemental physical education athletic conditioning organization administration and swimming under Athletic Director Robert Coffey.
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Brookings
State College
C. R. Wiseman
Wiseman
Sautis Dakota
Black Hills
Leon Snyder
Karl Theman
Voc
Robert Coffey
Lane High announces valedictorian and salutatorian
Lane April 27 Milo Miller named valedictorian and Merilyn Lindebak named salutatorian of Lane High School senior class by Supt. M. W. Syring. Scholastic race tight with about 10 students at top. Miller averaged 91.25 and Lindebuk 90.69. Other top seniors include Beulah Nelson 90 and Arlene Erickson 81.9. Six seniors had averages between 8.0 and 9.9.
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Lane
Milo Miller
Merilyn Lindebak
Lane High School
Supt
M. W. Syring
Milo Milters
Merlyn Lindebuk
Beulsh Neilson
Arlene Erickson
Six Shors
Lane Pupils Visit Huron Industries
Lane pupils, guided by seventh and eighth grade teachers, toured Huron city sites including Armour packing plant, Gagnon's Dairy, Swander's Bakery, the fire and police departments, courthouse and railway roundhouse. They enjoyed a picnic dinner and supper in Huron and saw a movie at a local theater.
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Lane
Speein
George Corrin
Winifred Goudie
Corrin
Huron
Armour Packing Plant
Gagnon’s
Swander’s
SDU To Sponsor Photo Contest
Vermillion April 27. University of South Dakota Extension center in Rapid City offers courses in nine departments this summer. A E Mead director says the center lets teachers earn credits toward degrees or certificates while using vacation. Courses for juniors seniors grads on credit basis and high school grads non credit. Classes four days a week July 25 to August 24 in English journalism government history education geology psychology sociology and economics.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota Extension Center
Rapid City
A. E. Mead
Mead
Huron Elks To Attend Madison State Meeting Tonight
Huron Elks will participate prominently in the annual State Association Night at the Madison Elks Lodge. A large delegation from Huron Lodge No. 444 will attend the Madison ceremonial with Past Exalted Rulers in chairs, led by Melvin Murphy as exalted ruler.
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Huron Elks
Madison Elks Lodge
Madison
Ruliys
Huron Lodge No. 444
Emil Frost
JW. H. Olson
Frank H. Ripley
Leo A.temmey
Frank H. Dwyer
Ésquire
Ed B. Dinneen
J. C. Dexter
Huron
Melvin Murphy
New Water Statements to Be Used by City
City Manager Don Sears announced new water statement forms will replace envelopes on May 1 as part of department upgrades. Deputy auditor M C Welsh urged timely payment to secure a 10 percent discount if paid by the tenth of each statement month.
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Don I. Sears
City Swater Department
City Water Department
M. C. Welsh
Punctual Clemens Gres Kamp’s kidnaped night ride ends in hotel wake
Clemens Gres Kamp, 29, was abducted by a man and a accomplice in an automobile last night, driven 15 miles to Greenwood, robbed of $10, and released. He reached his hotel stockroom job on time at 7:00 a.m. after a sleepless night, then notified police. In Raleigh NC, new speed limit cards are being distributed declaring an absolute limit of a mile a minute. A baby named Miller was born April 27 to Mr and Mrs Theodore Nickish of Belle Fourche. Anna Fuller and son Charles visited Rockham from Pierre. Mr and Mrs Ervin Buss and son Allen visited Mitchell to see Ronald Buss at Dakota Wesleyan University.
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Glen W. Shaw
Miller Hospital
HL Rowse
Mr. Shaw
D. C. Shaw
Hitchcock
Indianapolis
Clemens Gres- Kamp
Greenwood
Clemens
Theodore Nickish
Belle Fourche
Nickish
Rockham Rockham
Anna Fuller
Charles
Pierre
Mgr
Linyd Seeman
Fakler
Rockham
State House
Mitchell
Ervin Buss
Allen
Ronald
Hazel Buss
Dakota Weslyan
Davis couple takes mother home from Clear Lake
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Davis motored to Clear Lake Sunday to return Mr. Davis' mother after a week visit with their son.
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Clear Lake Rockham
Mrs
Gordon Davis
Clear Lake
Mr. Davis
Fordham Visitors Return Home After Weekend Stay
Mr and Mrs Byron Slagle and family of Sioux Falls visited Fordham over the weekend staying with Mrs Slagle's parents Mr and Mrs Cari Kruth Le The trip marked a brief family reunion during April 27 in the local area.
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Fordham
Specia
Byron Slagle
Sioux Falls
Cari Kruth- le
South Dakota PWA program hits full stride
In Omaha on April 27, regional PWA Director R A Radford says South Dakota’s 2 294000 Public Works Administration construction program is moving toward a midsummer peak with 43 projects under way. Nineteen of the projects are schools and educational buildings, roads and bridges, sewer systems, waterworks, a public building, light and power works, and a miscellaneous project.
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Omaha
South Dakota
Public Works Administration
PWA
R. A. Radford
Ickes
Radford
Barrymores Plan Second Divorce Amid Tense Romance
ST LOUIS April 27 John Barrymore and Elaine Barrie seek a second divorce after 30 months of marriage. They cite irreconcilable differences, claim amicable parting, and note Barrie will leave the play My Dear Children after the current engagement. Married November 9 1938 at Yuma Ariz they previously divorced in Los Angeles. Barrie 24, Barrymore 57, play dates include Sioux Falls May 2. Relief Corps meets in Frankfort with 28 members present and lunch served by Mrs Owen Phillips committee.
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Yuma
Ariz
Los Angeles
Barrymore
Miss Barrie
Relief Corps
Frankfort
Women's Betief Corps
Odd Fellows' ‘Hall
Owen Phillips
Weather Summary for Huron and Vicinity
Fair conditions prevail in Huron and vicinity with a warm Friday forecast. Temperatures rise from 56 to 94 degrees today with hourly readings from 6 a.m. to 11 a.m. and a sunset at 7 31 p.m. South Dakota and Minnesota show generally fair weather with minor warming Friday. Iowa expects fair conditions tonight and Friday with cooler spells in central and eastern areas.
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Huron
South Dakota
Minesota
Lake Superior
Iowa
Student Leaders To Hold Parley In South Dakota
South Dakota student government leaders plan the second annual South Dakota Student Federation convention in Sioux Falls May 12 and 13. Dave Pearson State College president leads the federation with executive council members Joe Robbie Scott Lovald Lucilly Grass and Jack Turner among others arranging plans. A large turnout from State College and other colleges is anticipated as the new student governing body to be inaugurated at the Jackrabbit Roundup may attend.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
South Dakota Student Federation
Dave Pearson
State College
Vermillion
Joe Robbie
South Dakota University
Scott Lovald
Augustana
Lucilly Grass
Norther
Jack Turner
Yankton
Curtis Severson
Carl Lundquist
Sioux Falls College
Jack Hagerty
Industrial Collegian
Clara Jchilson
Augustana College
Aberdeen
Northern State
Pearson
Severson
Board of Control
Frankfort Band and Soloists Win Honors at District Contest
Frankfort High School band and contralto soloist Edythe Jones earned first division ratings at the Webster district contest and will compete at the state contest in Aberdeen May 4-6. Alberta Fredricks, soprano. Ernie Hassenger, baritone. Billie Derwy, tenor saxophone soloist. and the girls glee club also received excellent ratings.
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Frankfort
Sneefal
Edythe Jones
Aberdeen
Webster
Alberta Fredricks
Ernie Hassenger
Billie der Wy
Stewart Visitors At Hugh Stewart Home
Mr and Mrs Lee Stewart and William Hickey of Elrod were visitors at the Hugh Stewart home in Frankfort on Saturday April 27.
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Stewart
Frankfort
Lee Stewart
William Hickey
Elrod
Hugh Stewart
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