Insurance Agents Close Convention in Aberdeen
The 1934 convention of the South Dakota Insurance Agents adjourned in Aberdeen with officers re-elected led by President A N Hottman and two new directors chosen. The meeting favored forming a strong state federation aligned with national groups, and discussed a resident agents law to redirect $75,000 in commissions to licensed local agents. New officers included Miner Shaw as vice president and George W Robertson as secretary, with Fred Lynch and Allen Morris named directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
A. N. Hottman
South Dakota
Casuntey
Huron
Sion Falls
Arthur Dunbar
Omaha
Nebr
National Association of Insurance Agents
Conventionites
North Dakota
Nebraska
Fratermion
Hoffman
Miner Shaw
Sioux Falls
George W. Robertson
Fred Lynch
Yankton
Allen Morris
Rapid City
J. L. Curran
Lead
Armour
Stensland Elected President of State College Band
Madison cornet soloist Stensland of the State College Military Band was elected president for the 1936-37 school year. A senior in the general science division, he belongs to Blue Key and directs the youth orchestra. a Stensland comet solo aired on NBC from State College camps last July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stensland
Eac State College
Brooklygs
Jet Stensland
Madison
State College Miliary Band
Blue Key
Sterskind
NBC
State College
Fortnightly Club Meets At Miller in December
The Fortnightly Club gathered at Miller on December 3 with Jane Mc Cullen and Esther Brow hosting. A book review of Lucy Gayheart was presented by Widla Catt, and plans for a Christmas party at Miss Hagin Nellie McLoughlin’s home were made. Mina Cree was named entertainment chair, and refreshments were served. Toasts included Windall. Also noted, eleven mules on the Milwaukee Railroad line between Tyndel and Scotland were removed after the Interstate Commerce Commission ordered abandonment of the line.
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Miller Miller
Jane McCullen
Esther Brow
Lucy Gayheart
Mss. 3
Co Hagin
Nellie McLoughlin
Mina Cree
Toast CP
Windall
Milwaukee Railroad
Tyndel
Scotland
Gore
Interstate Commerce Commission
Order Dismissal In Canned Game Case
Sioux Falls news: In the Williams case the prosecution for alleged possession of pheasants was headed for dismissal after Judge Gibbs ordered suppression of 23 jars of canned pheasant. Defense claimed deputy warden Hawley and detective Gul searched the home without a warrant. evidence to be returned to Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
F. BR. Williams
Ransom L Gibbs
Lou Hawley
Rex Gul
Williams Housshed
Williams
Ree Heights P T A Holds Regular Meeting During Education Program
Ree Heights PTA held a regular meeting Monday evening with a large turnout. The program for the school faculty focused on education, the second grade presented a reading lesson, and after the program the rooms were opened for inspection. Lusch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree Heights P.T.A
REE Heights
Ree Heights PT. A
Lusch
Urton Named Agriculture Head in South Dakota
Pierre official J. F. Bines announces Urton of Corton as state supervisor of vocational agriculture effective January 1, 1937. Urton succeeds W. Beard of Pierre, who resigned last June to join the State College faculty. Beard has acted part time since July 1. Aston, a State College graduate, has been the Canton vocational agriculture educator since 1929 and principal there since 1930, after serving as Let er school superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Urton
Corton
J. F. Bines
Beard
Twaas
State College
State Education
Aston
Canton
Way
Leter
Wenrick 14th Wedding Anniversary Observed
Mr and Mrs J Wenrick celebrated their 14th wedding anniversary with a dinner attended by Mr and Mrs Fred Seimen Mr and Mrs Gerold Seimen and son Mr and Mrs Glen Willett and daughter Mr and Mrs Edd Johnson Mr and Mrs James Johnson and daughter Miss Lila Seimen of Pierre plus other relatives and friends in December news item style.
Blunt Service Club picks new officers
Blunt City Service Club elects Maurice Jensen as president Edwin Felyabar as vice president and Royal Kozel as secretary treasurer at a Monday meeting held at the Christian Church Ladies Aid served the baronet December 21 set for Ladies Night and organizers planned a community Christmas tree event Oakley conducts rites at Urdettes funeral notices noting John N Oakley heading to Glidham for federal service past pastor of Oldham church and word of Bicket's death received Monday
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Blunt Service Club
Blunt
Blunt City Service Club
The
Christian Church
Ladies Aid Society
Maurice Jensen
Edwin Felyabar
Royal Kozel
Wesaurer
Oakley
John N. Oakley
Glidham
Cline Srelett
Oatley
Methodist Church
Oldham
Bicket
Plan Song Service For St Lawrence
Tulare special edition lists Tuary High School honor roll for the second six weeks period with seniors Ruth Sumner and Dorothy Schultze, juniors Eleanor Ambacker Emma Quitsch Genevieve Epnoster noted among honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence
Tulare
Tuary High School
Ruth Sumner
Dorothy Schultze
Eleanor Ambacker
Emma Quitsch
Genevieve Epnoster
Birthday surprise for HaucK Erves party details
Mrs Henry Mayele hosted a surprise party for her husband HaucK Erves on Monday evening with three tables of games. Prizes for high scores went to Miss Florence Dahlberg and John Tol aie. Lunch was served after the games. Louise Springer returned from Hayti to stay with her mother Mrs Fred Jones until after Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hauck Erves
Henry Mayele
Florence Dahlberg
John Tolaie
Locile Springer Rome Ervin
Louise Springer
Hayti
Fred Jones
Sophomores and Freshmen Named in School Class List
Sophomores Leona Brooker Doris Price Ruth Rhune Virgil Hrogger Colney Gelhais Delpha Sumner Dorothy Walter and freshmen Leonard Willett Eugene Holm are listed among the class rosters under Phylis Maxwell. The fragmented entry records students by grade and names, though details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phylis
Maxwell
Leona Brooker
Doris Price
Ruth Rhune
Virgil Hrogger
Colney Gelhais
Delpha Sumner
Dorothy Walter
Leonard Willett
Eugene Holm
St Lawrence P T A Meet Monday Christmas Program
St Lawrence P T A will hold its December meeting Monday night in the high school assembly. The program includes community singing, a play Christmas at Timothy's Corner by seventh and eighth graders, report from the SDBA convention, a mothers' trio The Christmas Spirit, a piano solo, and a lunch served by the hospitality committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence
Maisie Corin
Thospitality Committee
Change Church Hours Forestburg
Forestburg press reports Presbyterian Church will alter hours for next Sunday only. Sunday School begins at ten o clock and the church service at twelve. Universal Bible Sunday features special music and fitting ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
State Symphony Set to Open 1936 37 Season in Brookings
December 3 1936 Brookings reports the State College Symphony will present its 1936 37 season opener in the college auditorium. Soloist Charlotte Dokken a Brookings High School senior will perform two movements from Haydn Major Concerto. The program includes Massenet Phèdre Overture Luigini Hallé Russe Smetana Moldau and Haydn Symphony No 12 conducted by Professor Christensen with George Boughton assisting on direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Symphony
Brookings
College Auditorium
Stace College Symphony Orchestra
Will Wise
Charlotte Dokken
Brooking H Igh School
Christensen
Dokken
Asa
Massenet
Luigini
Smetana
George ‘Boughton
Stata College
Flan Bunny Hunt Planned in Hulbert and Rose Hill
A cabbit rabbit hunt is planned for Sunday in Hulbert and Rose Hill townships. All hunts attract participants and spectators to the rural area, with organizers detailing routes and safety guidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Hulbert
Rose Hill
Fragmented notice invites limited participation
A damaged fragment notes invites for a local event with restrictions on shots and firearms. It mentions no shooting beyond six and promises limited access, but details and context are unclear due to the degraded text.
Band Organized With 33 Members at Raymond
Raymond December 3 Special report lists 33 musicians forming a band under director Martin Riteman. Members include Robert Forest Carol Erling Harry Thorp Kaye Calvert Floyd Beauvais Joan Erling Quentin Lurgany Don Johnson Norma Hannel Norma Klus Roberta Nommensen Junior Filwass Jean Exling Russell Morbach Audrey Kivess Ruth Danforth Beatrice Loomis Denise Calvert Robert Stickler Bouvais Patricia Kaily Gladys Cameron Smith Harold Obert Harold Wegeman Robert Behr Corrine Thorp Roy Beauvais Charna Danforth Alain Bauvais Junior Ortberg Lavorine Smith Marvin Hink and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Martin Riteman
Robert Forest
Carol Erling
Harry Thorp
Kaye Calvert
Floyd Beauvais
Joan Erling
Quentin Lurgany
Donwd Johnson
Norma Hannel
Norma Klus
Roberta Nommensen
Junior Filwass
Jean Exling
Russell Morbach
Audrey Kivess
Ruth Danforth
Beatrice Loomi
Blunt Highway 14 reroute study enters new phase
Surveyors work on lines to reroute Highway 14 near Blunt as service station and restaurant owners await highway department decision.
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Seroute
Blunt
Highway Department
Beulah Ladies Aid Bazaar and Supper Planned
Beulah Ladies Aid plans a bazaar and supper on Friday evening at Gilbert York Hall. Supper will be served in the basement. Bazaar articles will be sold, with proceeds benefiting the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Ladies Aid
Gilbert York Hall
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