County Superintendents Meet in Mitchell Circuit No 3
County Superintendent Merle Tysdale presided over a gathering of Circuit No 3 superintendents in Mitchell. Twelve counties participate, with Mrs. Tysdale as president. Mrs. Hazel V. Peterson spoke as state YCL secretary and rural school supervisor, outlining plans for the forthcoming school year.
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Gann Valley
Aug
Merle Tysdale
South Dakota
Mitchell
Tysdale
Hazel V. Peterson
YCL
Slayer Returns to Penitentiary After Request for Death
Clifford Hayes returns to South Dakota state penitentiary as the state weighs executing the death sentence imposed for the murder of Grant County Sheriff Melbourne B. Lewis. Hayes had 24 hours of freedom after eight years for burglary, killed Lewis and wounded two others at Milbank, and then spent time in a padded cell awaiting sentencing in Aberdeen. The death penalty was set for next August but the lack of an electric chair in the state complicates the plan.
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Sioux Falls
Clifford Hayes
State
Grant County
Melbourne B. Lewis
Hayes
Lewis
Milbank
Minnehaha
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Neighborhood News From Wolsey Manchester And Alpena
Multiple brief items note visits and travel among residents of Wolsey Manchester and Alpena. Names include John Jenny Bonnie Nelson Frank Hickey Ray Hickey Leland Bertha Grotta Carl Ochsner Otto Winter Milo Winter and others. A birth is reported for Albert and Mrs Muilenburg and a seventh birthday celebrated by Milo Winter.
Local Notes From Alpena Lane And Surrounding Areas
Community snippets include Mrs Drake’s return from Huron hospital with Judith Kay, Mrs Del Hollister visiting from Des Moines, and Monday Night Ramblers gathering at Miss Clara Eaten’s home. Hospital stays, family visits, and funeral attendances are detailed amid short travels and neighborly tales across Alpena Lane and nearby towns.
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Drake
Huron Hospital
Judith Kay
del Hollister
Huron
Des Moines
Maude Noble
A. T. Noble
Manchester
Local Social Notes From Wessington and Nearby
Mrs. Lester is an aunt of Mrs. Schwabauer and Miss Georgia Schwabauer visited. Ed Gohring and family arrived in Wessington to visit relatives. he is Dick Gohring’s brother. Eshler guests in Stockton at the Eshler home. Archies and Johnsons group enjoyed a Wolsey picnic. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Domagola. Mrs. Myrta Lund and daughter Mary returned from visit near Custer. Charles Westman and son William James attended services after the death of Charles Westman’s son-in-law Gilbert Johnson.
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Wolsey
John Jenny
Reville
S. Cbd
H. O. Jenny
Bonnie Claire Nelson
Brookings
J. W. Irving
Simmy
Ann
West Coast
Mr. Irving
Wolsey High School
Manchester
Frank Hickey
Ray Hickey
la Crosse
Wis
John Marx
Harvey
Herbert
Albert Marx
Albert Muilenburg
Alfred Walum
Milo Wallum
California
Clara Grotta
Vermillion
Huron
L. B. Grotta
Leland and
Bertha
Alpena
Steiniger
Henley
Ft Wayne
Ind
Kempton
William Korn
Carl Ochsner
Ervin Peters
Janesville
Robert Skinner
Robert Kelly
Fred
Denver
Nebraska
Milo Winter
Otto Winter
Myron Rogers
Doris Ferguson
Peter Ferguson
Marvin Lewallen
Ferguson
Miss Ferguson
Minneapolis
Willig Drake
Clara
Rubin Baiier
Baby
Buron
Frank Linafelter
Ethel
Phyllis
Woodstock
Minn
Clara M. Linafelter
H. Starr
Newport Starr
Mildred
Richland Center
George Starr
Woonseeker
Hattie Hevner
James Starr
Woonsocket
Lane
G. A. Schwa Bauer
Sidney
Neb
Will Schwabauer
Methodist
Mitchell
Jens Neilson
Clee Noyes
White Lake
White Lake. Mrs. Noyes and Mrs. Neilson
Beulah Neilson
J. H. Peck
Wessington Springs
Ernest Lester
Keith
Onaka
Lester
Schwabauer
Georgia Schwabauer
Wessington
Ed Gohring
Roger
Neal
Margaret
Stockton
Archie Davis
LeRoy Johnson
Robert Young
William Ruddy
Gerald Ross
Erwin
Edward Domagola
Myrta Lund
Mary
Harry Smith
Custer
Charles Westman
William Jame
Gilbert Johnson
Johnson
Alexandria
Mina
Trucker Suffers Severe Burns From Live Wire Accident
Don Crossman, a local trucker, was severely burned Monday afternoon after grasping a live wire while moving a burn from Archie Gard patty here. He was shocked and fell twenty feet, breaking a ladder on impact. Left hand worst affected. hospitalized at Miller hospital.
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Miller
Don Crossman
Archie Gard
Crossman
Miller Hospital
Three men called for Gann Valley induction
Buffalo County's selective service call for August 5 drew three locals to Fort Crook. Adam Sitting Crow of Fort Thompson and Lee DeJong of Gann Valley joined another man from Kimblefield to report for induction, marking the August 5 intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gann Valley
Buffalo County
Adam Sitting ‘Crow
Fort Thompson
Lee DeJong
Kim- Ft
Fort Crook
Sturgis Man Named To Head Title Group
RAPID CITY Aug. 7 Milne of Sturgis was elected president of the South Dakota Title Association to succeed Carl Gibson of Salem at the conclusion of two-state convention sessions. Harry K. Wood of Redfield was named vice-president and Pauline Gray of Highmore was re elected secretary treasurer. Named to the executive committee were Flagg P. Cartisie of Kadoka and Blaine Finley of Mitchell. The association will likely accept Sioux Falls invitation for the 1942 convention.
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Rapid City
I Milne
Sturgis
South Dakota Title Association
Carl Gibson
Salem
Harry K. Wood
Redfield
Pauline Gray
Highmore
Flagg P. Cartisie
Kadoka
Blaine Finley
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
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Silk
Ruth Ford
Beattie Steinborn
Brookings Morin Beattie Company
Sioux Falls Park Grant Company
Watertown Park Grant Company
Sissetes Morin-Colton CO
Haron
Dakota
South
Fairmont Dealer
Fairmont
CUB Lunch
Jack's Market
Lauter'’S Grocery
Mabel & Joe's
Nick's Little Store
J. J. Newberry
North Side Grocery
Ole's Grocery Rite Food Shoppe Service Cafe Seezas Grocery
South Lawn Grocery
South Side Grocery Grocery
Fairmont Creamer’ Co
Associated Food Stores
Northside Grocery
Skezas Grocery
Square Deal Groc
Manolis
Dak
Crisco
Wiener
Minnesota
Ohio
Nash
O. P.S
Hennard
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