Hitchcock Set to Open Schools for Fall Term
Hitchcock August 25 Special reports the fall term for the high school and grade classes will begin Monday September 4 enrollment on Monday and classes start Tuesday September 5. The building was repaired after the July 19 storm with window damage and rain. Teachers listed include Miss Phyllis Borne Miss Rosamond Zuber Miss Esther Whitney and staff led by Supt. Nevin J. Platt. Freshman enrollment from rural districts is strong and expected to rise.
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Hitchcock
Davis
E. H. Riemath
Huror
Phyllis Borne
Rls
Rosamond Zuber
Haven
Esther Whitney
Nevin J. Platt
Lowell Powers
Hurley
Louise M. Howes
Midland
Platt
Teachers Meet At Highmore Saturday
County Superintendent of Schools Missana Goldsmith announces a rural teachers pre school meeting at the courthouse on Saturday September 2. The session aims to unify rural school work and address common issues with presentations in art Palmer Mother penmanship and music. The program covers lesson planning and P T A value in rural communities as forty one rural schools will open this fall, two fewer than 1932 after districts merged.
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Highmore
Miss Ana | Goldsmith
Court House
Palmer
Civil War Veteran Honored At Highmore
On his ninetieth birthday E R Farr celebrated for 41 years teaching in several communities and Civil War service. The Women's Relief Corps hosted a Highmore banquet with vases of bows on tables. Sons of Veterans and birthday guests Mrs Winegar and Floyd Schilling received cakes as honored attendees.
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Highmore Highmore
E. R Farr
Women’s Relief Corps
Highmore
Winegar
Floyd Schilling
Sioux Falls Seeks Approval for Public Works Bonds
The Sioux Falls city commission will appear before the advisory committee of the South Dakota federal emergency administration of public works in Mitchell on Thursday to seek approval for public works. They request bond issues totaling 55000 for a new city hall, sewage plant additions, and an incinerator, with a possible additional 31000 for park improvements.
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Sioux Falls
Aston Yenied
South Dakota
Federal Mergacy Administration of Public Works
Mitchell
Conference Quartet To Sing In Montana
The Dakota Conference men's quartet featuring Rev. H W Blackburn of Wellington Springs will perform at the Montana annual conference in Miles City from August 21 to 27. Other members include Rev Emmest Butterfield of Chamberlain Rev H O Blackburn of Beresford and Rev Williams Redfield of Esmond.
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Montana
Wellington Springs
Dakota
H. W. Blackburn
Miles City
Blackburn
Yellowstone Park
Emmest Butterfield
Chamberlain
H. O.blackburn
Beresford
Williams Redfield
Esmond
Kiwanis Session Highlights Canadian District Convention
WELLINGTON SPRINGS Aug 2 Special L M Larson reported at the Kiwanis meeting on the Winnipeg convention. He praised Canadian Kiwanis and noted strong membership growth with over 400 new members. Guests from Montreal and Grand Rapids attended, presenting three orchestra numbers. A dance fundraiser for Hyde County charitable work was planned, while local dance pupils offered a school program. Ma gene Mootz, a Highmore sophomore, received thumb infection treatment from a splintered wound.
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Kiwanis
Wellington Springs
L. M. Larson
Winnipeg
Can
Canada
J. H. Lammers
Dale Ausman
Wit Thoma Dance” Orchestra
Hoel Hepburn
Montreal
Orval Carls
Grand Rapids
Mich
Dale
L .E. Aysman
Highmore
Magene Mootz
University Museum Has Vast Collection
Vermillion reports the University of South Dakota museum holds more than 31 000 articles of historic and scientific interest. A visitor praised the breadth of items and noted the museum is open weekdays 9 AM to 4 PM and Sundays 2:15 PM to 5 PM.
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University Museum
University of South Dakota Museum
University
Students Earn Straight A Averages At South Dakota Uni
Vermillion August 2 Ten university students at the University of South Dakota carried a full scholastic load and earned straight A averages in all academic subjects for one year registrar H W Frankenfeld announced. The list includes Trene Anderson Vincent Blecker Norman Doke Carl Christol Jr Irvin Guenther Walter Houck Robert Boyne Marjorie Moser Florence Olson Mildred Vyges and many others from Vermillion Sioux City Gettysburg and nearby towns. Additional students with straight A averages but not full loads are named with per city abbreviations and various last names.
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Vermillion
Walter Houck
Gettysburg
Robert Boyne
Salem
Marjorie Moser
Florence Olson
Beresford
Mildred Vyges
Wothing
Frankenfeld
Arer
Athene Bowles
Groton
Carleton Calk
Sioux Falls
George Danforth
Ruth Fra
Return Seized Beer To Owners In State SIOUA
Federal prohibition investigators seized beer before South Dakota’s 3.2 law and returned it to the original owners. U S attorney's office announced. Local grocer P C Conlin received 99 cases while Aberdeen’s FP Hildebrand and Lee Rebstock were awarded 1 case two bar reels five half barrels and two quarter barrels.
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Sioua Ralls
Federal
Prohibition Department
South Dakota
U. S. Attorney's Office
P.C. Conlin
H. Hildebrand
Lee Rebstock
Aberdeen
Car Crash Near Highmore Leaves Family Hurt
A Saturday morning collision one mile south of Highmore involved Jacob Goidsmith, his wife, and their grandson Jimmy Goldsmith after a tire blowout caused by a spike. Mrs. Goldsmith suffered deep leg cuts and facial injuries, Mr. Goldsmith minor bruises, and the infant nosebleed.
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Highmore
Jacob Goidsmith
Jimmy Goldsmith
Chamberlain Youth Groups Host Gann Valley Visitors
In GANN VALLEY August 23 special report youth societies from Congregational churches in Academy and Gann Valley visited Chamberlain group led by Nona Nelson Beatrice Dye Ila Henrichsen of Gann Valley guiding discussions on The Possibilities of Friendship with Other Races. Social hour followed with Academy providing musical numbers. Elected Superintendent Harold Mursen of Alpena named Fulton school leader.
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Chamberlain
Gann Valley
Young Peoples Societies
Con‘gregational Churches of Academy
Chamberlain Young People
Nona ‘Nelson
Gann Valley Hathaway
Beatrice-Dye
Ila Henrichsen
Academy
Valpena
Harold Murson
Alpena
Fulton School
Renolit Smith
Grafton
N. D
Munsort
Fulton
Farewell Party for Kaumps at Broadland Hall
Aug 22 farewell party in honor of Mr and Mrs G E Kaump hosted by Luick Ware. Merle Gates orchestra provided music as guests danced. Lunch of sandwiches pickles cake and coffee served at midnight. Drought broken with early week shower. cane dried badly. Russian thistles low. farmers hauling stock to market and some moving stock north for winter.
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Broadland
Luick -Ware
LO. O. F. Hall
G. E. Kaump
RC. Barber
Ralph Kaump
Merle Gates
Carpenter
School Children Have Operations at Gann Valley Clinic
In Gann Valley on August 20 a health clinic held in the school housed 19 operations for local children. Drs Mabee and Mabee of Mitchell led the effort with nurses Elizabeth Norman, Elsie Hyde of Mitchell, and Leona Fuegen of Gann Valley assisting. The event capped a yearlong health project series.
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Gann Valley
Tondil
Mabee
Mitchell
Mizabeth Norman
Elsie Hyde
Leona Fuegen
Gann’ Valley
Theo clinic to open pre school in Bonilla district
The Theo clinic, born from the Bonilla consolidated school, will open a preschool run by the Monday after Labor Day. The faculty will remain unchanged and the program will be conducted under the state board of health.
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Pene
Bonilla
Spesial
Theo
Bonilla Consolidated
State Board of Health
Waa
Low Cost Trees To Be Available In South Dakota
South Dakota farmers will get low cost trees under the Clark McNary act after November 3 when the state free planting law takes effect. Senator H C Halvorson explains trees qualify for federal aid of $2000 yearly and a revolving fund to match the grant. One year old seedlings include elms ash hackberry olives pines and spruces not ornamentals or fruits. Applications go to the county agent. trees bought from local nurseries or Nebraska government nursery.
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Brookings
South Dakota
H. C. Halvorson
Sinai
Halverson
Forster
Halvorson
State Agriculture Department
Agricultural Colleges
Nebraska
Plan Construction At Civilian Camp
Deadwood Aug 23 Black Hills sawmills are turning out lumber for bar racks and other buildings to serve CCC workers in the Black Hills and Harney national forests. Advices say activity will continue through winter though camp numbers and sites are not definite. Sawmills have been bought or leased and run by former operators. About 2400 conservation men are in the Black Hills, split between the two forests with six camps in each.
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Deadwood
Black Hills
Harney National Forests
Preston Woman Improves After Hospital Stay
Lake Preston reports from Watertown hospital that Mrs. Ora Evans is greatly improved after a sudden illness last Saturday. She plans to remain in treatment at the hospital for some time before returning home over weekend.
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Preston
Lake Preston
Watertown Hospital
Ora Evans
Hand Pioneers To Hold Picnic In Hand County
St Lawrence hosts the Forty Year club old timers picnic on Saturday August 26 in Hand County. Members must be Hand County residents for 40 years. Picnic dinners, visiting, and a 130 pm program at the tabernacle include songs, prayers, welcomes, elections, talks by H J Bushfield and Miss Anna Van Brunt, a memorial service, and a closing benediction.
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ST. Lawrence
Hand County
St Lawrence
Park
Tabernacle
Miller
Mr. Andrews
G. C. Briggs
Crossman
Wessington
H. J. Bushfield
Anna van Brunt
Flora Williams
Car overturns near Cottonwood lake in North Dakota incident
Mrs Ellen Drew superintendent of Chamberlain schools and her sister Mrs Platte with three children were traveling to North Dakota when a flat tire caused loss of control. The car overturned completely near Cottonwood lake. Occupants escaped with minor bruises and the vehicle was badly wrecked.
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Redfield
Ellen Drew
Chamberlain
Platte
North Dakota
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