Amusements: Starrett Sheriff in The Thundering West
Charles Starrett stars in The Thundering West at the State theatre for Friday and Saturday. A young outlaw joins a gang, aids a friend, becomes sheriff of a cow town, and falls in love as action erupts across a rural landscape. Meredith and the Sons of Pincers provide support. three new range melodies by The Pioneers.
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Charles Starrett
State Theatre
Whiv
Meredith
Sons of Pincers
Teacher Recovers From Flu Attack In Plankinton
A local teacher recuperates at her parents home in Plankinton after an illness sequence that began with a flu attack and led to heart trouble. Her sister Mia, Floyd Kelly of Idea, and another sister are noted in the family arrangement. The teacher will miss the current term while a substitute teaches first and second grades in the Winner school next year.
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Bonilla
Sot
M Keo
Plankington
Mia
Floyd Kelly
Idea
W McEly
Here
Menno
Yar
Commencement Plans At Farmstburg Centers Named
FARMSTBURG April 71 Special Eleven high school centers are candidates for diplomas this spring. Commencement exercises will be held in the school auditorium with Sent H C ntary of the S D E A giving the address. Scholastic recognition goes to Barbara Slouber valedictorian and Eugene FPoitesch salutatorian. Baccalaureate services will be held in the Lutheran Church Sunday May 14 at 10 am Rev Mr Knutson preaching.
Wind destroys barn on Fouberg farm near Forestburg
A wind storm ripped through the Fouberg farm near Forestburg on April 27 destroying a barn. The event damaged the structure and ended with minor injuries reported for workers nearby. Local authorities and fire crews assisted in securing the site and surveying the aftermath.
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Wind Flatiens
Forestburg
Tom Fouberg
Local farm shed damaged in minor mishap
A farm shed suffered damage while a thickening coop was moved off its foundation. About 100 baby chicks in the nearby Steuctace were uninjured. A light Monday evening shower helped settle loose debris and calm the scene.
Yale School Immunization Clinic Draws Large Turnout
An April 27 clinic at Yale School administered vaccines with Dr Hofer directing while Miss Seeley coordinated public health outreach. The event, aided by Yale DB. T. A. women, attracted many pupils and was described as the largest clinic yet. Parents were present for health readings and counseling.
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Yale
Yale School
Hofer
Seeley
Yale DB. T. A
Missing Girl Sought By FBI In Aberdeen
Aberdeen brief notes the FBI was asked to help locate 16 year old Lyta Lewis who vanished from her home Monday night, supposedly with a man linked to a show advance agent. The note she left said she would be right back and that she would write.
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Associated Press
Aberdeen
Burrau of Invstigation Today
Lyta Lewis
Miss Anna Bare Taken To Hospital In Frankfort
Miss Anna Bare a teacher near Long Lake became seriously ill at her Frankfort area home Saturday and was transported to a Redfield hospital for treatment. Mr and Mrs Owen Phillips and daughters Hazel and Lucile returned to Frankfort Tuesday from Sioux City after visiting relatives.
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Frankfort
Anna Bare
Long Lake
Wis Talean
Redfield
Sioux City
Owen Phillips
Hazel
Lucile
Alan Oviatt to go to Washington 4-H camp
South Dakota delegates Alan Oviatt Eleanor Isack Robert Jenneman and Nona Phitiner named to attend the 19th annual 4-H Club Camp in Washington D C June 15 to 21. Delegates were selected for 4-H record activity and future service prospects and represent 25 years of combined 4-H membership.
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Brookings
Alan Oviatt
Eleanor Isack
Robert Jenneman
Nona Phitiner
South Dakota
Washington, D.C
H. M
Leathey
Mrs Coleman Speaks At Frankfort PTA Meeting
Mrs Leonard Coleman of Redfield spoke at the Frankfort PTA meeting on Child Welfare. Officers for next year were installed by Mrs L Peterson including Hoy Wilhelm as president and Ruth Spink as secretary. Social hour followed with about 40 attendees served by a committee led by Mrs Henry Gellhaus.
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Coleman
Frankfort
PTA
Specis
Leonard Coleman
Redfield
PLA
Earl Kearney
Ral Azuela
Marguerite Jonas
Mac Jones
Wilds Wiles
Joan Wolner
Gladys Realson
Henry Gellhaus
W. PF. Jones
Ruth Spink
Cyne
Visits At Hosmer Bonilla Apr 27
Roland May drove to Hosmer Saturday with Mrs May and children visiting relatives in Bowdle and Hosmer for two weeks They were joined by Miss Loisrad visiting her mother The group returned Sunday evening
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Bonilla Bonasta
Frank Young
T. C. Young
Will O'Brien
Huron
Haze
Brown and Sons
Edward
Harold
Ray Russell
Deloris
F. James
Leta James
Te & Guerdiner
Hosmer Bonilla
Roland May
Hosmer
Birthday honors for Lane's oldest resident age ninety seven
Grandma Johnson, Lane's oldest resident, celebrated her 97th birthday with about 23 friends spending the afternoon Thursday.
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Lane
Grandma Johnson
Quite Ee
Burial Rites Held For Bert Pearson
Funeral services were held Monday for Bert Pearson a prominent Sanborn County farmer who died last Friday at his farm north of Forestburg. Burial was in Eventide Cemetery. Born in Hoganas Sweden he came to the United States in 1912 living in Pittsfield Mass and Moline Ill before moving to Woonsocket in 1914. He served in World War I overseas and was active in the American Legion. He was a Mason and an IOOF member. He leaves a wife four children and relatives in Sweden and nearby towns.
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Woonsuuket
Bert Pearson
Sanborn County
Lewionfaire
Forestburg
Eventide
Hoganas
Sweden
Pearson
United States
Pittsfield
Mass
Moline
Woonsocket
U. S
France
American Legion
Masonic Legee
IO. O.F. Lodge
Forestbur's
Ellen
Carl
Eunice
Delbert
Charles of
Artesian
Stuart
Anton Kinghorg
Fractured Arm Suffered in Machinery Accident
Fay Starr, operator of a highway maintaining machine, is recovering from injuries after the engine backfired while he was cranking it last week. Marcus, Ym., and ¢ensin, Frank, and Robeson Ae Togwich are mentioned in connection with the incident.
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Marcus, Ym
Frank
Robeson AE
Togwich
Forestburg
Fay Starr
Forearm Fracture and Wrist Injury Reported
A patient sustained a forearm fracture a crushed wrist bone and a dislocated thumb joint. In Forestburg on April 27 the Lutheran Ladies Aid announced a pulsie supper to be served in the church dining room Wednesday evening.
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Forestburg
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Ny A
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