Link Robberies And Kidnapping Pair Held In Sturgis Ally
Two Rapid City men, Oscar Jezek and Don McMurray, held on 10 000 bonds, face circuit court in connection with the kidnapping of Mary Jane Eastman and are suspected in a series of Black Hills safe robberies. Rose McMurray released on recognizance. The arrests follow a Belle Fourche Lumber Company office robbery on November 27 where armed robbers forced owner M W Hannah out, and fled. The trio may be the same as those who robbed safes in Sturgis and nearby cities. Eastman, from her El Creek home, says McMurray pulled a gun during the abduction. Mrs. Eastman is 27 and the mother of two children.
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Sturgis
Rapid City
Meade County
Black Hills
Jock Evereth
Everett
Hannah
Anid
Oscar Jezek
Don McMurray
Rose
May Terra
Eastman
McMurray
Wool sale and forest cutting report in Black Hills
The 2037 wool crop has begun moving in this district and was sold at 20 3 7 cents per pound. Christmas tree cutting in the Black Hills National Forest has melted under ranger supervision with trees sold on a sliding scale based on size and shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hills National Forest
Funeral rites for Mrs Ole I Olston held in Lake Preston
Mrs Ole I Olston, 82, pioneer resident of Lake Preston, died recently. Funeral services were held Monday at the North Preston Church with Rev E C Eid officiating. Burial followed in North Preston cemetery beside her husband. She had lived with her daughter Mrs Anvey Nelson since her husband’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole I. Olston
Lake Preston
Ole I, Olster
North Preston
E. C
Olen
Eid
Anvey Nelson
Johnson Appeals for Stronger Sunday School Work
Dr. Ray M. Towson of Huron, general secretary of the South Dakota Council of Religious Education, closed a campaign for better Sunday school work in Devel Mounty. He spoke at the Evangelical Church here Sunday and at the Devel County 4-H Club recognition day banquet, while Dr. Johnson lectured last Wednesday in Gary and addressed large crowds at the Methodist and Congregational churches. He urged churches to show renewed loyalty to Jesus ideals and led forums for church workers at several churches in Clear Lake and west of here.
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Johnson
S. S. Work Lake
Baptist Church
Clear Lake
Tabor Evangelical Church
Here
Holland Presbyterian Church
Devel County
Court House
Hal
Hinzelman Honored By Miller Friends Luncheon
W H Hinselman county treasurer of Hand County was honored at a luncheon with county officers and welfare staff. Davis and Rowen, retiring commissioners, noted eight and two years in office. Hinselman plans to move to Pierre, Rowen to California, Davis to stay in Hand County. A Lutheran Ladies Aid served the meal as G C Briggs presided.
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Hinselman
Miller
W. H.hinwman
W. Davis
Alec Bowen
W.pla
Ww. H. W Hinselan
Hand County
Davis
Rowen
Pierre
California
Lutheran Ladies
G. C. Briggs
Pavia and
Bowen
M. E. Beers
Tregsurer
James Devine
Alpena Church Holds Sunday School Party
In Alpena Michigan the primary department of the MEB held a Sunday school party in the church basement on Saturday afternoon. The primary superintendent and three teachers led the group with musicians and many students attending. A department project included small lent items and games were played. A treat was served at the close of the meeting.
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Alpena
MEB
Guidance Plan Proves Successful At SDU For Freshmen
A new guidance program at the University of South Dakota shows improved mid semester grades for freshmen and better course alignment. Dean A M Pardee notes women outperform men in initial nine weeks while stressing the need for year-to-year comparisons. Advisors meet students at six nine and twelve week marks to orientate and resolve issues early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of South Dakota
A. M. Pardet
College of Arts and Sciences
Dean Pardee
Pardee
Porden
Manchester Birthday Club Holds December Meeting and Party
The Manchester Birthday Club met with Mrs. J. S. Clenahan for its December session and annual Christmas party. Officers were elected for the coming year with Mrs. W. R Allen as president, Mrs. E. H. Bowen as vice president, and Mrs. N. W. Dow as secretary treasurer. A New Year Eve watch party was planned for members and families. Gifts were exchanged in the afternoon with Mrs. George Smith and Miss Maude Noble as stunt leaders. Tables for 16 were decorated for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Birthday Club
Manchester
J. 5. Clenahan
W. R’ Allen
E. H. Bowen
N. W. Dow
George Smith
Maude Noble
Pfeifle Held For Drunken Driving After Hunting Party Death
Aberdeen December 8 Arthur Pfeifle 28 was held to circuit court for trial on drunken driving charges linked to a hunting party where a companion drank himself to death. He was held on $300 bond after a preliminary hearing before Municipal Judge George W Crane and faces trial when circuit court reconvenes December 15.
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Pfeifle
Aberdeen
Arthur Pfeifle
George W. Crane
Bircuit
Farmers Elevator Association Convenes in Sioux Falls
Several hundred stockholders, directors and officers gathered in Sioux Falls for the three day annual convention of the Farmers Elevator Association of South Dakota. Topics include cooperative elevator groups, Federal Crop Insurance and the Ever Normal Granary plan. Chris Jenson of Putney is president and C. G. Aberdean of Aberdean is secretary.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Chris Jenson
Putney
S. D
C. G. Ander
Aberdean
South Dakota Medical School Funds Sought by Legislature
State Board of Regents met to push expanded appropriations for the University of South Dakota medical school in Vermillion. The board cited AMA council findings removing the school from approved lists and urged the legislature to fund upgrades to meet AMA standards. Sidney Lissromb named acting vice president of northern normal, and A Dickert named registrar of southern normal.
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Madison
University of South Dakota
American Medical Association
State Board of Regents
Regatte
Sidney Lissromb
Northern Normal
A. H. Seymour
A. Dickert
Southern Normal
R. A. Baldwin
Missouri
Council On Medical Education of the
AMA
Medical Echonl
Milling Employee Is Charged With Fraud in Rapid City
Rapid City milling company employee Frank Smith was held for investigation on embezzlement charges totaling about 2400. A one-year-old youth was also held as an alleged accomplice. The fraud involved bogus grain receipts later cashed with forged names.
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Rapid City
Frank Smith
Rapid City Milling Company
Statels
T. B. Thorson
Hatchery Pool Expansion Under Way in Black Hills
Rapid City reports a state game and fish commission project to grow Cleghorn Springs hatchery pools from 10 to 20 and double fry stocking capacity. When finished next spring, superintendent Alan Atchison says nursery pools will hold 4,000,000 fry annually versus 2,000,000 now, with over 30 workers employed.
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Rapid City
Clegharn
Hills Stream
Alan Atchison
Highmore Women Hear Mrs Barnes at Club Banquet
Nearly 20 women from Highmore and nearby communities attended the Highmore Women's Club banquet Thursday evening. The dinner was served by St. Mary's Altar Society. Mrs Barnes spoke informally on books and biographies, noting their popularity with readers. Other program items included two vocal solos by Mrs Baillie, and singing led by Mrs Marjorie Shaping. Miss Darlas McLaughlin, president of the PBE, announced prizes, and Mrs E Bordner presented Mrs Barnes with a gift.
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Highmore
Barnes Highmore
BP. E. O-Women’s Club
Altar Society
St. Mary's Church
Baillie
Helen Gibbs
Elizabeth the Queen
Jed
Marjorie
Darlas McLaughlin
P. BE. O
E. ©. Bordner
Women's Club
Barnes Q
Preliminary Hearing Set On Wednesday Break-In Charge
A fragmented report notes a preliminary hearing scheduled for Wednesday concerning a breaking and entering charge. The text is damaged but indicates action on the case and a court proceeding. Names, locations, and precise details are unclear in the readable fragments.
Radio Rally Of Alumni Planned
Vermillion December 1 announces the first annual statewide alumni rally for the University of South Dakota to be broadcast on WNAX December 17 from 6 30 to 8 10 p m. The program features a 10 minute talk by President I D Weeks nine deans a 20 minute sports review and university songs by an orchestra and quartet.
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Vermillion
University of
A. B. Jaynes
Watertown
University Alumni Association
Garrett Breckenridge
Weeks
Marshall McLusick
School of Law
JH. Ohlmacker
School of Medicine
A. M. Purdee
Ddean
College of Arts and Sciences
Es. Sparks
Shoe
Business Administration
W. R. Colton
College of Fine Arts
Win
H. Batser
School of
J.H. Julian
Alfa
H. S. Schell
L. HE. Akely
A. H. Whittemore
Coyote
Harry Gamage
C. B. Hoy
Dinger
Salamni
Elect Officers Of Whitewood Church
At the annual meeting of the Whitewood Church officers were elected for church board chairman P Hardy treasurer B Austad secretary A Gunderson and trustees J Mydland O Oindahlen and O Larson deacons M Bergeson M Nelson and M Matson Mrs T C Solem was named Ladies Aid president with Clara Johnson as vice president and M Austad as secretary and Mira Anna Mydland as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewood Church
Hetland
Church Board
P. Hardy
B. Austad
A. Gunderson
J. Mydland
O. Oindahlen
O. Larson
M. Bergeson
M. Nelson
M. Matson
Ladies' Aid Group
T. C. Solem
Clara Johnson
Mira
Anna Mydland
Trewurer
Brown County Republicans, Democrats report campaign costs
Brown County Republicans spent 1605.61 and Democrats 1014 in the recent election campaign, according to reports filed with the county auditor.
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Brown County
Aberdeen
Brows
Eporte
Bonilla Juniors To Give Play Saturday
Bonilla junior class presents the comedy drama Jimmy Yorson's You Saturday evening at the hall. Cast includes Edward Brown Clinton Barflelk Clark Atkinsor Darrel Cheisvanson Wayne Hamilton Boyce Haznilten Hazel Christiano Verle Williams Thelma Hecker man LaVernt Tolleton. Ramsey directed the play with Jean French as producer.
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Bonilla
Jimmy Yorson
Edward Brown
Clinton Barflelk
Clark Atkinsor
Darrel Cheisvanson
Wayne Hamilton
Boyce Haznilten
Hazel Christianson
Verle Williams
Thelma Heckerman
LaVernt Tolleton
Ramsey
Jean French
Pharmacy Meeting Held by State Board in Miller
Members of the state board of Pharmacy including Severin of Philip, Bockoven of Clark, Henry Sasse, Reynold and Kenneth Jonesy of Getysburg attended a Miller Sunday meeting. They discussed board work and proposed revisions. TH J Buahfield was called, with Dean Searles acting as spokesman for the group.
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Miller Miller
Dec. S
Lex
Brookings
Severin
Phillip
Bockoven
Clark
Henry Sasse
Reyneld
Kenneth Jonesy
Getysburg
State Board of Pharmacy
Miller
TH. J. Buahfield
State Republicary
Dean Searles
Franklin To Lead Sat Manchester's Band
Manchester school board hires Mr. Franklin of Brookings to teach the high school band. The first lesson occurred Saturday afternoon at the high school. A miniature band is planned for the grade rooms under Lois Buchele, with Mrs J S McClanahan continuing as instructor for the high school glee club this winter.
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Franklin
Manchester
Brookings
Mis
Lois Buchele
J. S. Mc
Clanahan
Rosebud renal field bulletin author from USD and USGS
G Pieres a USD 1927 graduate and Princeton attendee wrote a Geological Survey bulletin on the Rosebud renal field near Rosebud and Custer counties in Montana He has worked in the USGS coal division and hails from Gettysburg Henry Cleveland 51 a prominent farmer near Hetland was found dead beside his yard dam Monday likely from a heart attack Surviving are his widow and three sons
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Pierce
Gettysburg
G. Pieres
University of South Dakota
Geological Survey
United Stats Department of Survey
Rosebud
Custer Eunest
Monta
Princeton
Coal Division
United States Geological Survey
Hetland
Henry Cleveland
Hhis Yard
SDU Debaters Enter Tournament at Yankton College
University of South Dakota debaters will send two or three mens teams to Yankton College for a December 12 meet against state schools. Women’s tryouts occur December 11 with named affirmative and negative candidates. selections by Lyon and Myers will form the squad.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Yanktoft College
Sitar Gay
RH. Myers
Irene Bunkers
Cale
Margaret Crone
Elnora Desfahl
Mildred Davis
Peever
Jean Hutchingan
Madison
Avanelle Speight
Redfeld
Berry Bunsom
Virginia Rayburn
Bernice Skaff
Beresford
Susin Zinn
Sioux City
Ly Mary
Trassey
Elk Points
Jeanne Gapp
Mitchell
C. E. Lyon
Department of Speech
R. H. Myers
Will Mak
Preston Teachers Attend De Smet Parley Meeting
Public school teachers gathered at De Smet Saturday for a county teachers meeting led by Miss Otilia Knudson. Speakers included Miss Madeline Pickens of Omaha Neb on drawing and Dr Venues on new ideas in education and character education. Attendance reached 106 percent.
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Preston
de Smet
Lake
Der
Otilia Knudson
Madeline Pickens
Oiisha
James Stoner Earns State College Honor Roll
James Stoner of Huron earned a spot on the State College Honor Roll for high school attic work in the spring term. The list, issued by registrar D. B. Boner, includes 84 students with a V valid average near 2.000. only three others, Robert McMillan Elviatt Rude Brookings and Kenneth y wings, reached 2.00.
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James Stoner
Brookings
Jamos Stoner
Huron
D. B. Boner
Robert McMillan
Elviatt Rude
Kennethy Wings
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