Eighth Grade Day Held At Miller
Miller April 30 Special Thursday opened with registration at the city auditorium as guides from the senior class led eighth grade visitors from Hand County rural schools, teachers, and parents through the high school exhibits in chemistry physics physiography biology manual training and art. A court house tour followed with a pep meeting in the assembly. Over 300 dined thanks to local merchants. Miller band concert and senior class play Mignonnette capped the afternoon with orchestra music.
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Court House
Miller Band
Bancroft Students Named On Honor Roll
Bancroft high school named on the honor roll for the past six weeks includes seniors Carol Jean Hoover and Doris Rusche. juniors Berneice Fuerstenau and Arnold Rusche. sophomores Anita Martens and Allen Riche. freshmen Wanda Barber and Harry Huffman. Honorable mention lists Phyllis Hageman Carol Halland Deora Dirksen Richard Beeninga Deudter Alice Roe Lucille Tharlen Raysum Bruce Huddleston Myrtle Marvin Mays John Loretta Schleuter Harold Poppen Donald Thaden James Currier Clinton Tibbet t Harold Puerstenau.
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Bancroft
Bancroft High School
Carol Jean Hoover
Doris Rusche
Berneice Fuerstenau S
Arnold Rusche
Anita Martens
Allen Riche
Wanda Barber
Harry Huffman
Aeq
Phyllis Hageman
Carol Halland
Deora Dirksen
Richard Beeninga
Deudter
Alice Roe
Lucille Tharlen
Raysum
Bruce Huddleston
Myrtle Marvin Mays
John
Loretta Schleuter
Harold Poppen
Donald Thaden
James Currier
Clinton Tibbett
Harold Puerstenau
Aid Division Meets Wellington
Mrs Leroy Johnson hosted Union Aid Society Division Day with twelve members and one guest. Acknowledgement of Mother’s Day observance was noted and a public supper is planned for June 4 with Mrs Guy Stobbs helping serve refreshments.
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Wellington
Leroy Johnson
Union Aid Society
Guy Stobbs
Johnson
Immunization Clinic Held at Carpenter School
Dr Flecker of Willow Lake and nurse Frances Noonan conducted a Monday clinic for Carpenter school pupils. Seventeen children received free vaccines and skin tests. Mrs Noonan planned a second diphtheria shot in May and noted rural pupils would be reached later. only town and consolidated schools would be visited this month.
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Carpenter Carpenter
Flecker
Willow Lake
Frances Noonan
Clark County
Carpenter
Past Circle to Hold May Meeting at Stobbs Home
The Past Noble Grand Circle plans a Mother’s Day meeting on Tuesday afternoon May 3 at Mrs. Sam Stobbs home. Each member will bring a guest.
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PNG Circle
Wellingtion
Noble Grand Circle
Sam Stobbs
Geraldine Apponyi Becomes Queen in Albania Adventure
Report by DeWitt Mackenzie details Countess Geraldine Apponyi’s rise as queen consort to King Zog of Albania. The piece depicts Tirana, Albanian customs, and the country’s rough beauty and sparse wealth, noting Zog’s guarded life, polygamy ban, and a budget near balance with income around 19 million gold franks.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
New York
Geraldine Apponyi
Zog
Albania
Adriatic
Kin Ziog
Hho
Geraldine
Zox
Tirana
FHA Sets Local Construction Rules for Mortgage Insurance Areas
The Federal Housing Administration announces finalized Minimum Construction Requirements for most insured areas after nearly two years of study. Vermilya states identical standards apply across Cleveland Cincinnati Columbus Dallas Fort Worth and Chicago Springfield. Booklets listing areas served are available at numerous city offices with more cities to follow. some regions still lack completed rules including Santa Fe Phoenix DC Delaware Territory Hawaii and Alaska.
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Washington
Federal Housing Administration
Howard P. Vermilya
Vermilyn
Cleveland, Q
Cincinnati
Columbus
Dallas
Fort Worth
Chicago
Springfeld
FHA
Birmingham
Ala
Little Rock
Ark
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Denver
Hartford
Jacksonville
Miami
Atlanta
Springfield
Indianapolis
New Moines
Louisville
New Orleans
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Minneapolis
Jacksson
Kansas City
St. Louis
Newark
N. J
Albany
Buffalo
Jamaica
New York City
White Plains
Greersboro
N. C
Cleveland
Oklahoma City
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Providence
Bismarck
N. D
Santa Fe
N. Mi
Phoenix
Arias
District of Columbia
Wilmington
Dvl
Hawaii
Juavau
Alaska
Meeting Called To Discuss Sheep Scab In Gettysburg
Potter County sheepmen meet May 6 in Gettysburg to discuss a possible campaign on sheep scab. A veterinarian working with the Bureau of Animal Industry will discuss the seriousness of the problem, eradication methods, and quarantine and dipping regulations.
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Gettysburg
James J. O'Connell
Potter County
Bureau of Animal Industry
Lane Hosts Lutheran Conference at Lane Zion Church
The American Lutheran District Conference gathered in Lane Zion Lutheran Church on Tuesday and Wednesday with 23 congregations represented. Pastors or delegates from Tripp, Madison, Arlington, Harrold, Delmont, Bancroft, Kimball, Belle Fourche, Menno, Bridgewater, Kaylor, Dimock, Humboldt, Sion Falls, Parkston, Scotland, Miller, Ramona, and Stickney attended. Women provided meals and visitors stayed with local families. In Bancroft, the Contract Bridge Club met at the Charles Barber home with two tables, high scores to Mrs. D. Eb. Costello and Betty Anne Purdy, Inez Mauss winning the all-cut prize.
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Lane
Lutheran Conference
American Lutheran District Conference
Lane Zion Lutheran Church
Tripp
Madison
Arlington
Harrold
Delmont
Bancroft
Kimball
Belle Fourche
Menno
Bridgewater
Kaylor
Dimock
Humboldt
Sions Falls
Parkston
Scotland
Miller
Ramona
Stickney
Contract Club
Contract Bridge Club
Charles Barber
Lane Repairs Damage From Windstorm
Lane residents have been busy repairing damage from a wind and hailstorm that struck Tuesday night. Windows in homes and businesses were smashed, water flooded interiors, and the west side of Lane Consolidated School suffered major window and interior damage, though classes continued.
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We’ R
Lane Consolidated School
Honor student Doris Nicholas takes U SD scholarship test
Doris Nicholas, valedictorian of Redfield high school with a 99.22 average, traveled to Redfield Friday to take the final examination in the state wide high school Scholastic contest sponsored by the University of South Dakota School of Education. She ranked in the upper ten percent of about 990 seniors who took the preliminary test.
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Ree Heights
Doris Nicholas
Redfield
University of South Dakota School of Education
Doris
Mrs Dake Hostess To Bid or Bye Club Wellington
Mrs C W Dake entertained the Bid or By Card Club with guests including Mrs Phil Friedman Mrs Joe Cummings and Mrs Worley Andrews and out of town guest Mrs Corda Dinsmore of Minneapolis. After dinner they played contract bridge at four tables with prizes awarded to four hostesses. A nine pound son was born to Mr and Mrs Lewis Paulson on April 18 named Donald Lewis.
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Dake
Wellington
C. W. Dake
Phil Friedman
Joe Cummings
Worley Andrews
Corda Dinsmore
Minneapolis
Bef Wheelock
Ed Shaw
Friedman
Emma Brown
Lewis Paulson
Donald Lewis
Seek 600000 To Finish Rushmore
Washington April 3—A plan to complete carving four ex presidents on Mount Rushmore was introduced in Congress by Senator Pittman and Representative Keller. Sculptor Borglum said $600,000 is needed for about three and a half years of work with trained carvers. He noted progress on Washington Jefferson and Lincoln but required crews for finishing and imprinting on the mountainside.
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Washington
Mount Rushmore
Black Hills
South Dakota
Congress
Pittman
Nevada
Keller
Linois
Gutzon Borglum
Borglumm
Jefferson
Lincoln
Ave
Mount Rushmore Memorial
Fittman-Keller
Scnator Pittman
Roosevelt
Music Groups Will Give Concert May 5
REE HEIGHTS April 30 Special As a climax to a very successful year musically all of the organizations and soloists of the school will be joined in a concert on Thursday May 5 at o clock in the high school gymnasium. The rhythmy band of the primary room and the Ammoniga band of the intermed iate group will be of the program. Two orpanzations new this year will appear. They are the mixed chorus directed by Mr Sobele and the grinde chorus under Miss Evans leadership. The ir club also under Miss Evans direc tion will sing a veer at groups of sung. There solos duets and quartets and the sthaal band rated excellent at the district music contest will open and glasp the cancer. Accompanists Mist Pust and Emerson Petes.
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Ree Heights
Ammoniga
Wil
Pear
Sobele
Grinde
Miss Evans
Ir Club
Sthaal
Mist Pust
Emerson Petes
Fish and rats battle at aquarium provoked by cats
Officials at New York Aquarium believed rats would be deterred by cats guarding fish but the cats joined the rats in feasting on the fish. Dr. Rossy Nigeelli tested elveric cola on the floor in front of cats and a few volt y from eels then cured the cats, restoring peace to the fish tanks. In Crowley Idaho Lamont Ingram’s 40 hens lay more eggs after being marooned by heavy rains flooding the hen house, with production above average.
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New York
Rossy Nigeelli
Crowley
Idaho
Lamont Ingram
Jea House
Ingram
Card Club Entertained Wellington Hosts Night of Play
Mr and Mrs I D Havvard and Mr and Mrs William Moller hosted the Bid em High Club at the Moller home Tuesday night. Four tables of play yielded high prizes to Mr and Mrs Charles Syring and low scorers to Alfred Syting and Mrs Tra Headles. Ensign Bagley won the traveling prize. A tea was served by the hostesses.
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Card Club
Wellington
I. D. Havvard
William Moller
Moller
Charles Syring
Alfred Syting
Tra Headles
Ensign Bagley
Carroll Family Returns to Chicago from Miller Visit
Mr and Mrs J D Carroll and son Paul of Chicago left Miller after visiting the A B Cakalan and Dr W G Redmond homes. Carroll is a brother of Mrs Cakalan Myrs Redmond and C M Carrell here.
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Chicago
Miller
J. DB. Carroll
Paul
Jn Miller
A. B. Cakalan
W. G. Redmond
Mr. Carroll
Home After Operation Wellington
Claude Sutton has returned to his home here after spending time in Huron hospital where he underwent an operation for appendicitis.
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Wellington
Claude Sutton
Huron Hospital
Open Forum Questions Bond Issue For Huron Auditorium
The editor urges careful consideration of a $125000 city bond proposal for a new auditorium. Questions on guaranteed federal grants, upkeep costs, expected events, site choice, size and purpose, and who holds final decision power are raised by Mrs. H W Brown urging voters to weigh financial risk against potential benefits.
Maxwell Chapter QOES holds April teachers meeting
The Maxwell Chapter QOES regular meeting was held Thursday evening April 28 in the Masonic building. After routine business the evening was social with teachers Thelma Indall Marian Henders Miss Post and Miss Evans and guests Mrs. John Wold and Mrs. E. E. Davis present. Lunch was served.
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Ree Heights
Maxwell Chaper
QO. E. S
Masonic
Thelma Indall
Marian Henders
Miss Post
Miss Evans
John Wold
E. E. Davis
Return From Hills Ree Heights Braden Speirs Home
Milford Braden and L. W. Speirs returned home Wednesday night after a week at the Braden Cowan cabin in the Black Hills.
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Hills Ree Heights
Speers
Milford Braden
Braden-Cowan
Black Hills
Ree Heights Junior-Senior Banquet at Marvin Hughitt Hotel
Upperclass and staff attend the annual junior-senior banquet at 7 PM tonight in Huron with talks on Harmony Discords and Rhythm, musical interludes, and a theater outing to Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs after the program. Guests include Supt. and Mrs. Wold, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Davis, and Miss Post.
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Ree Heights
Hotel In Huron
Reg Heights
Wesley Brisbea
Riley Gardner
d'Amour
Huron Theater
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Waller Reed Hospital
Army Hospital
J. G. Venables
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Bookeig
District Attorney’s Office
Sandra Martin
Miss Martin
Plenty
Miss Simon
Rushmore
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The
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Beadle
Joe Reilly
Democratic
Voltaire
City Auditorium
Huron
College
Elks
H. W. Brown
Laurence S. Betts
Fred Guthmiller
Vernon Township
Beadle Counce
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Beadle County
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Carl H. Weir
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