21 Hurt in a Series of Accidents in Sioux Falls
Across a busy Saturday night into Sunday, 21 people were hospitalized after four crashes near Sioux Falls. The latest, near Colman, involved James Lanpher and Conrad Lohr in foggy conditions. Severaldrivers faced charges or penalties for intoxication and leaving the scene, with one truck rollover at Rennerinjuring nine.
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Sioux Falls
Colman
James Lanpher
Conrad Lohr
Flandreau
Wesley Kleinsmith
Hartford
Meiers
Renner
Roget Om
Garretson
Adsen Peterson
Tuger
Hartiard
Woman Surfers Burns In Canning Mishap
Mrs. Thomas Westby of Bonilla suffered severe burns to the neck and chest while canning corn eight miles west of town. An open can exploded after she removed it from the canner and carried it to a table. Alone with four small children, she called a neighbor, received first aid, and was taken to a Huron hospital for treatment lasting a week to ten days.
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Bonilla
Thomas Westby
Westby
Huron Hospital
Return of Guard member Benison to Alpena home
Ben Benison returned to his Alpena home after six weeks with the National Guard at Camp Ripley. Dick Gehrels and daughter Edna arrived from Pipestone Minnesota to visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Jones and Doris Jones.
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Alpena Alpena
Ben Benison
National Guard
Camp Ripley
Dick Gehrels
Edna
Mro
Donald Jones
Doris
Pipestone
Minn
Will ‘Jones
Walstons and Nelsons Leave for Hartington Neb
Mr and Mrs C L Walston and Mrs Harry Nelson depart Wolsey for Hartington Nebraska last Friday. Cecil Walston and family of Redfield visited Wolsey earlier in the week.
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Nebraska
Wolsey
C. L. Walston
Harry Nelson
Hartington
Neb
Cecil Walston
Redfield
Pollution claims rejected by Sioux Falls city
The Sioux Falls city commission on Monday rejected nearly 460000 in pollution damage claims filed by residents along the Sioux River. The action ends a dispute over alleged river pollution and the liability sought by individuals impacted by contamination.
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Sioux Falls
City Commission
Sioux River
Geologists Begin Black Hills Field Conference
More than 100 geologists from Kansas Nebraska and Wyoming left Rapid City to start the 14th Annual Field Conference. The team of 106 will study geological and topographical features in the Black Hills Monday through Wednesday. They stress they are not oil prospectors though they will trace oil bearing sands to exposed strata.
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Rapid City
Kansas
Nebraska
Wyoming
Kansas Geological Society
Nebraska Geological Survey
University of Wyoming
Black Hills
Edward A. Koester
Wichita
Kan
S. H. Knight
H. D. Thomas
G. E Condra
Lincoln
A. K. Miller
J. J. Runner
University of Iowa
E. C. Reed
E. P. Rothrock
Vermillion
South Dakota
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs. Millhouse
In Alpena on Saturday funeral services were conducted for Mrs. John Millhouse who died at her home the previous Thursday. The Rev J Wesley Proper led the rites at the school auditorium with a quartet providing music. Pallbearers named were W B Sheffield H J Thompson Oscar Lundberg Harry Smith Paul Gambie and George Brigham. The body was shipped to Olwein Texas for family services and burial in Olwein.
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Alpena
John Milhouse
J. Wesley Proper
H. J. Thompson
Oscar Lundberg
Harry Smith
Paul Gambie
George Brigham
Olwein
Dinner Guests and Weekend Visitors in Small Towns
In Tulare Edna and Gleva Binger were guests at J. C. Trier’s home Friday night. Gleva leaves for Sioux City to visit William Binger’s family and will return to Onawa, Iowa to resume teaching. Alpena hosts Mr. and Mrs. Foster Shankland Jerry Kay and Charles Eureka guests of A. J. Brigham and T. A. Hayes. Paul Evans of Mitchell joins Mr. and Mrs. Evans at T. A. Byes parents’ home for the weekend.
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Tulare
Edna
Gleva Binger
J. C. Trier
Sioux City
William Binger
Onowa
Alpena
Foster Shankland
Jerry Kay
Charles
Eureka
A. J. Brigham
T. A. Hayes
Shankland
Brigham
Hayes
Paul Evans
Mitchell
T. A. Byes
Contract Club Meet Ends With High Score Award
Mrs. Lloyd Allison hosted the Contract Club gathering last Friday. Miss Irma Howard received the high score for the afternoon.
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Blunt
Lloyd Allison
Irma Howard
Two New Teachers At Lake Preston Complete Staff
Lake Preston schools announce a full teaching staff with the election of Ralph Heidbrink to the high school commercial department and Lillian Juckt to English and vocal music. Other staff include Miss Gladys Leas returning to organize homemaking classes and Elmer Bergstrom resuming as agriculture teacher. Schools open Sept. 2 with a short session followed by full work on Tuesday. Buildings have been cleaned and repaired under Superintendent R. Madsen.
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Lake Preston
Ralph Heidbrink
Lennox
Heidbrink
Yankton College
Helen Peterson
Lillian Juckt
Fern Hanse
Gladys Leas
Elmer Bergstrom
R. Madsen
Vacation Bible School Closes With Lake Outing
Daily vacation Bible school sessions ended with a Friday noon close. Pupils enjoyed a Lake Dudley outing on Thursday. A Sunday evening play Wanted a Sunday School directed by Miss Leora Meyer and Mrs Mil dred Whitt replaced the usual service. Handiwork articles were displayed in the church basement. Total enrollment reached 53.
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Bonilla
Lake Dudley
Leora Meyer
Mildred Whitt
Camp Ripley Returns to Normal After War Maneuvers
Camp Ripley and surrounding areas resume normal activity after two weeks of Fourth U.S. Army war maneuvers with 45,000 troops. Troops return home or underway, minor repairs ongoing, and the rents and claims department clearing leasing matters for the vast training area. Four days evacuated the troops, 41 wains and motor convoys aided reentry. Seven deaths occurred during maneuvers: three drownings, three car accidents, one motorcycle mishap.
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Little Falls
Camp Ripley
U.S. Army
Minnesota
Iowa
North
South Dakota
Missouri
Nebraska
Arkansas
Kansas
Lovelace Family Visits Will Flint Home
Mr and Mrs John Lovelace and family arrived last Thursday at the Will Flint home for a short visit. They are en route to Lennox after a Montana summer spent at summer school. Mr and Mrs Edwin Howard who were on a wedding trip to the Black Hills accompanied them home and left Friday for their home atchaca Wis.
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Su. LawsonUs
Aug
John Lovelace
Will Flint
Lennox
Montana
Lovelace
Edwin Howard
Black Hills
Rockham School Readies for Fall Opening
Rockham, Aug. 27. The Rockham school has redecorated and repaired classrooms for the fall term starting Sept. 2. Registration on Sept. 2 followed by regular classes Sept. 3. Grade teachers include Miss Gladys Baren and Kenneth Rice with Rice directing dramatics. In the high school, Miss Gwendolyn Baptist of Tulare will teach English, commercial subjects and music. Norman Roeber of Aberdeen named new science and mathematics teacher and athletic coach. Lyle Lester named superintendent.
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Rockham
Rockham School
Gladys Baren
Kenneth Rice
Rice
Gwendolyn Baptist
Tulare
Norman Roeber
Aberdeen
Lyle Lester
School to Close for State Fair and NYA Applications
The superintendent announces that history and journalism classes proceed with the NYA program as usual and students should file NYA applications on registration day. The school will be closed on September 4 to observe the State Fair.
Wolsey Weekend Visitors Include Four from Iowa and Minnesota
Weekend visitors in Wolsey included Kenneth Glaze of Rock Valley Iowa and Stanton Newton along with Mark Cogswell from Lincoln Falls, Minnesota. The brief social note highlights guests staying during the late August period.
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Wolsey
Kenneth Glaze
Rock Valley
Stanton Newton
Mark Cogswell
Linux Falls
Visitors in Wolsey at Mrs. Seekur home
Aug 2 guests Dr G M Muili Mrs R E Starrs of Mitchell Carl Aspland of St Paul and G H Muk lins visited in Wolsey Monday at the home of Mrs Adam Seekur
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Wolsey Wolsey
G. M. Muili
R. E. Starrs
Mitchell
Carl Aspland
St. Paul
G. H. Muklins
Wolsey
Adam Seek
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