R C Certificates Granted To Twenty Seven Recipients
Twenty seven individuals were listed by Miss Daisy Keene for first aid standard adult certificates from the mid-branch American Red Cross office. Instruction led by Miss Keene, with support from the state Board of Health and Beadle County Red Cross chapter, marked the bequest of training at Wolsey class and Huron sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Keene
American Red Cross
Miss Keene
State
Board of Health
Beadle, County Red Cross
Nena Cheney
Maxine E. Cogswell
Mark E. Cogswell
Clifford Friese
Beth Gordon
Jessie‘ Gordon
Elizabeth Hagedorn
Clara Julia Jungemann
Frieda C. Jungemann
Lindblad
May Lindblad
Margaret Pulles
Alice Seeley
Ada Seeley
Lena Vacknitz
Lorena Her
Agnes McKichan
Wolsey
Rose
Attorney General Reverses Opinion On County Institute Funds
Lea A. Temmey reverses a prior ruling and holds county institute funds may defray expenses of county normal institutes. The decision addresses whether funds may be used for institutes shorter than six weeks, noting most institutes last two to three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temmey Pierre
Lea A. Temmey
South Dakota
J. F. Hines
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Frankfort WRC Meets at Hilkemeier Home
The Women’s Relief Corps met at H. B. Hilkemeier home in Frankfort on Thursday afternoon with 19 members present. National general orders were read during the business meeting. Lucille Phillips and Betty Jean Hilkemeier performed trumpet duets. Lunch was served by Mrs. Julia Geilhavus and her staff. The next meeting will be at Barbara Robinson home in the country on September 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Williams Sister Starts AAA Career After College
Wess Verle Williams, former Northwestern Business College student in Huron, stayed Friday night with her parents, Harve and Mrs Williams. She finished her course and begins work Saturday morning at the Huron AAA office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonilla
Wess Verle Williams
Northwestern Business College
Huron
Harve Williams
AAA
Guests Visit Family in Whiteside Township
Aug 22. Special reports Mr and Mrs Milton Hile and their child from Blackhawk 5 D spent last week with Len Gailbreath and family in Whiteside Township. They were dinner guests at Walter Barvick home and later visited W I French home with other relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonilla Bonilla
Milton Hile
Blackhawk
Len Gailbreath
Whiteside Township
Walter Barvick
W. I. French
Legion Names Officers Lake Preston
At a recent meeting of the American Legion here the following officers were elected P C Hammer commander Ole Lakness vice commander Art Peterson sergeant at arms Martin Neilson chaplain Ingvard Haugstin historian Clarence Lawson service officer and A Archer finance officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Names
Lake Preston
Spe_ eia
American Legion
P.C. Hammer
Ole Lakness
Art Peterson
Martin Neilson
Ingvard Haugstin
Clarence Lawson
5. A. Archer
Dunn Family Reunion Draws Fifty-Five In Wisconsin Tale
T B Dunn of Woonsocket and Francis Dunn of Madison attended a family reunion at Lake Okoboji. Fifty five Dunn family members gathered for the event on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket
T. B. Dunn
Francis Dunn
Madison
Lake Okobon
Dunn
Brown Couple Welcome Daughter Audrey Lee at Jericho Springs
Woonsocket residents learn of the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs John Brown at Jericho Springs Missouri on August 3. The baby is named Audrey Lee. Mrs Brown is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Mitchell of Woonsocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket
John Brown
Jericho Springs
Audrey Lee
Brown
Walter Mitchell
Miss Margaret Marx Visits Tulare Host Dorothy Walker
Miss Margaret Marx of Bristol was a weekend guest at the home of Dorothy Walker in Tulare in a brief social note from Tulare dated August 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulare
Margaret Marx
Bristol
Dorothy Walker
Wheat crop indemnities paid to farmers nationwide
The Federal Crop Insurance Corporation reported distributing 2,676,236 bushels of wheat to reimburse over 11,000 growers for crop damage. Total indemnities up to August 12 reached 1,424,616 dollars. Nebraska leads with 2,614 claimants receiving 433,101 bushels, followed by Iowa with 895 growers and 31,681 bushels, and South Dakota with 48 growers and 120,901 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingson
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
Leroy K. Smith
Nebraska
Iowa
South Dakota
Mrs Price Hosts Bonilla Aid Unit Meeting
Mrs Glen Price entertained the Ladies Aid Society in Bonilla Iowa with about 25 guests including Rev L C Snyder and daughter Muriel from Ottumwa Iowa and Mrs Frank OBrien of Glenwood Minnesota. The next meeting will be August 31 at the church when the Bonilla Aid hosts the Presbyterian Guild of Hitchcock and serves the lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonilla Aid
Presbyterian Guild of
Hitchcock
Guild
BoniHa
Township Officers Suspended By Court
In circuit court Zou Beachler F W Augenbaugh and August Swanson Edmond Township Officers were suspended by Judge Boyd Benson. The order followed a state complaint citing misconduct malfeasance corruption and gross partiality. Trial will occur later replacement supervisors named Fred Lorenz Lloyd Strickler and Frank Shoemaker. The second item notes a dinner party for out of town guests Edith Chase and Mrs Walter Chase hosted by Mrs Dorothea Mason and Mrs Christofferson in Frankfort with bridge and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desmet
Zou Beachler
F. W. Augenbaugh
August Swanson
Edmond
Boyd Benson
Fred Lorenz
Lloyd Strickler
Frank Shoetaker
Frankfort
Dorothea Mason
Christofferson
Mason Home
Edith Chase
Miami
Fla
Walter Chase
Porto Rico
Huron Ringer Club Plans Evening Practice and Round Robin
Members of the Huron Ringer Club meet at the old courts in the State Fair Grounds for a horseshoe twirling practice tonight. Pitching starts 6:30 and runs until dark with a round robin tournament. All members and interested prospects are urged to attend. George Haag and granddaughter Patricia Haag visit New Ulm with Oscar Boub, staying at Haag's former home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Ringer Club
State Fair Grounds
New Ulm Frankfort
George Haag
Patricia Haag
Oscar Boub
Mr. Haag
New Ulm, Minn
Bonilla Callers Welcome Snyder Family in Town
The Rev L C Snyder former pastor of the Bonilla Presbyterian Church and Mrs Snyder with their small daughter Muriel greeted friends in Bonilla on Thursday afternoon as they traveled from a vacation visit in Custer to Ottumwa Iowa where Mr Snyder serves at the West Side Presbyterian Church. Mrs Chris Mortenson and daughter Clarabelle of Rose Hill returned Friday night from Seattle Washington after visiting friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonilla
L. C. Snyder
Bonilla Presbyterian Church
Seattle
Wellington
Chris Mortenson
Clarabelle
Rose Hill
Wash
Local News Briefs From Washington and Bonilla Areas
Aug. 22 reports show Lawrence Spicer and family traveling to Battle Ground Washington to visit his parents amid his father’s illness. Elizabeth Peters vacations with her Elkton, South Dakota, relatives. Dean Meyer and family return to California after visiting his parents. Ed Blunt reports his farm near Russell Threshed over 8 000 bushels, a record after two barren years at Bonilla Consolidated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Wessington
Lawrence Spicer
Battle Ground, Wash
Wessington
Elizabeth Peters
Elkton
Bonilla Bonilla
Dean Meyer
Zook to join Huron College faculty this fall
Dr. D E Zook a Southwest Missouri State graduate with a PhD from the University of Chicago will join Huron College as professor of education and psychology. He has held teaching posts in public schools junior colleges universities and naval service schools and will supervise cadet teachers. The Zook family has arrived in Huron and the 1989 40 term opens September 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Zook
Southwest Missouri State Teachers College
Huron College
Zook
University of Missouri
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
University of Chicago
Milton C. Towner
Huron
Missouri
Oklahoma
U. S. Naval Service Schools
Great Lakes
Chicago Normal College
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
University of Miami
Coral Gables
Fla
Joe
Vacation Bible School Closes With Awards At Church
The Church of Christ Vacation Bible School concluded Friday evening in Wellington. A potluck supper was served at six at Mrs. Emma Freese’s home and a program at 7 30 featured songs and Bible verses learned during the week. Audrey Muhs and DeVere Wiley received handwork awards from teacher Genevieve DeHaven. An offering supported expenses and Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Church of Christ
Emma Freese
Audrey Muhs
DeVere Wiley
Genevieve DeHaven
Sunshine Party Set by General Aid Society
The annual Sunshine Party hosted by the Community Church General Aid Society invites all local residents age five and older. The event will be held Saturday September 2 with a 2:30 p.m. program kickoff and lunch served at four o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
General Aid Society of the
Community Church
Boy Falls From Hayloft Breaks Arm At Elbow
Four year old Daryl McGirr son of James and Mrs McGirr suffered a broken arm at the elbow after falling from a haymow last week. The injury is healing satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Daryl McGirr
James McGirr
Wellington Visit By Kilgore Couple and Families
Mr and Mrs 8 Lene of Kilgore Texas and Mrs 4 ii visit the home of Chauncey Rogers and families in Wellington. Mr and Mrs Russell also visit relatives in Huron before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
L. Ene
Kilgore
Texas
4 II
Chauncey Rogers
Russell
Fist Huron
Parity checks bring 1200 payments to Minnehaha County
Twelve hundred corn and wheat parity checks arrived in Sioux Falls on Monday, totaling 69,643 dollars for Minnehaha County farmers. Joseph E. Johnson, county chairman of the Agricultural Conservation Association, said about half of the full county payment has been received. Checks include 68,580 dollars for corn and 1,983.14 dollars for wheat price adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Minnehaha
Joseph E.johnson
Agricultural’ Conservation Association
Blunt Visits From Siegele and Ingle Visitors
Aug 22 special report notes Mr and Mrs Irwin Siegele of Aberdeen and Herbert Siegele of Durango with others visiting friends in Blunt Saturday. Also Jack Ingle of Minneapolis spent the past week visiting friends and relatives in Harrold and Blunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blunt Blunt
Irwin Siegele
Aberdeen
Herbert Siegele
Durango
Colo
William Siegele
Herried
Blunt
Jack Ingle
Minneapolis
Harrold
Black Hill trip planned by Farlow family party
Mrs Leona Farlow and her daughter accompanied Mrs Harlow Howland and Miss Irma Howard to Pierre on Saturday morning to join relatives for a Black Hills outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hill
Blunt
Leona Farlow
Goyee
Harlow Howland
Irma Howard
Pierre
Black Hills
Farley Woman Visits for Sister's Death Obituary
Mrs Elmer Glen of Farley Iowa arrived here Wednesday to be with her sister in illness and to attend the death of Mrs Frank Young who died Sunday afternoon at 2 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bontela
Elmer Glen
Farley
Iowa
Frank Young
Move to Frankfort for Cooper Family
Mr and Mrs Robert Cooper of Mitchell arrived Wednesday to establish their home in Frankfort during the school term. Mr Cooper is principal and athletic coach of Frankfort High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Robert Cooper
Mitchell
Cooper
Frankfort High School
Enjoyable Program At Bonilla Church
A large crowd attended a Bonilla Church C E Society social on Saturday featuring a one act play OQ Teacher with Harlan Meyer as teacher and a cast of pupils, along with Lunatic and Professor by Arleen Lahren and others, readings, songs, and a band cancer fundraiser later added to the program. The event included ice cream pie and cake sales earning $11 for the young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonilla Church
Bonilla
C. E. Society of the
Harlan Meyer
Clinton Barrick
Elwood Peterson
Robert Crawford
Joyce Hamilton
Lorraine
LaVerne Tollefson
Lorna Meyer
Lyda Schamp
Arleen
Return from Iowa Bonilla trip guests recall old ties
Mr and Mrs William Radtke of Bonilla and their son Harold and his family of Broadland arrived home Sunday night from Marcus Iowa where they were guests of relatives for several days. Thursday they attended an Old Settlers picnic, an annual affair they had not attended for ten years and they greeted many old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Bonilla
Specia
William Radtke
Harold
Broadland
Marcus
Funeral for Edward Curve Noted by Jotal Masonic Lodge
Members of the Jotal Masonic lodge attended in a body the funeral rites held in Quid Saturday for Edward Curve, a member of the local order. Pallbearers were members of the Blunt lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jotal
Wheat Subsidizing Program Starts
Washington Aug 22 The Federal Surplus Commodity Corporation began direct subsidies for exporting wheat. Details on the wheat amount and subsidy size were not disclosed. Under Secretary Wallace announced the program will pay indemnities to exporting firms, with payments based on the domestic world price differential and transport costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commodity Corporation
Department of Agriculture
Scretary Wallace
FSCO
Cornseation
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Chicago
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D.E. Zook
DR. D. E. Zook
Conde
Altar Society
Verninda
Bluebird
Sir Malcolm Campbell
Campbell
Lake Coniston
Lancashire
Detroit River
Walbele Hardware
Laurence S. Betts
Hudson Bay
J.C. Penney
Penney
Model Laundry
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