Jewett Says GOP Policies Will Be Middle Of Road
Aberdeen December report shows Harvey Jewett Jr elected to the National Republican Committee executive panel. He asserts party policies will avoid reactionary paths and not follow New Deal ideas, while denying liberal versus old guard factionalism and praising Dewey Vandenberg Taft Lodge as potential 1940 candidates.
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Aberdeen
Harvey Jewett Jr
National Republican Committee
Republican Party
Jewett
National Committee
Washington
Hastings
Delaware
Thomas B. Dewey
New York
Vandenberg
Michigan
Taft
Ohio
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Ain
Simpson
Ken Simpson
Dewey
Jowett
Unite Party Front
Epworth League Members Attend Arlington Sub-district Meeting
Members of the Epworth League of the Methodist Church attended a Sub-district meeting in Arlington Sunday. Lucille Wilde spoke on War and Peace while Clifford Walstrom played two accordion solos. The event was accompanied by Rev. L. A. Johnson.
Bunn Family Weekend Visit to Sioux Falls
George Bunn and his daughter Geraldine of Pierre visited the R. S. Bunn home for the weekend. Mr and Mrs. R. S. Bunn and guests with Mrs. J. Kohler drove to Sioux Falls Saturday for a brief visit with relatives, returning Sunday evening. George Bunn is foreman at Hipple Printing Company in Pierre.
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Tacquois Iroquois
George Bunn
Geraldine
Pierre
R.S. Bunn
R. S. Bunn
Sioux Falls
Hipple Printing Company
Cradle Shower Hosted for Mrs Dirks in Highmore
Mrs. C. M. Parkinson and Mrs. Arthur Ford hosted a cradle shower Friday evening in Highmore for Mrs. Benjamin Dirks. Twenty three guests enjoyed a dinner dessert and party favors of tiny cradle dolls. Bridge and Chinese checkers provided entertainment with Mrs Otis Tiegree earning the high score.
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Highmore
Dec
C. M. Parkinson
Arthur Ford
Benjamin Dirks
Bee
Regular Rockham Auxiliary Meeting Features War Orphans Report
The Ameri can Legion Auxiliary held its regular meeting in the Legion hall with Mrs. May Irwin presiding. Officers reported on treasurer and librarian duties. donations were made for Christmas for two disabled veterans at Battle Mountain Sanatorium and for the Child Welfare Fund and Rehabilitation.
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Rockham
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
May Irwin
Cordelix Bardon
Saidee Smith
Battle Mountain
Clara Zachrit
Faulkton
Auxiliary
Los Angeles
Huron
Myrtle Carney
Sioux Falls
Viola Miller
Bessie Benning
New Officers Chosen By Iroquois Eastern Star
At the Eastern Star meeting the following officers were elected for the coming year: Gladys Eckman worthy matron Peter H Schultz worthy patron Amanda Ohlson associate matron H D Harrington associate patron Chloe Irvin secretary Ella Schultz treasurer Grace Vernon conductress Geda Kohler associate conductress A joint installation with the Masons will be held Monday evening December 19.
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O.E.S. Troquois
Eastern Star
Gladys Eckman
Peter H. Schultz
Amanda Ohlson
H. D. Harrington
Chloe Irvin
Ella Schultz
Grace Vernon
Geda Kohler
Masons
Farewell Party for Douglas Couple at Willow Lake
A farewell party at the Congregational Church honored Mr and Mrs W G Douglas as they prepare to move to Pierre where Mr Douglas will take the role of state treasurer. The event began with a 12:39 dinner in the church basement and continued with visiting in the afternoon.
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Willow Lake
W. G. Douglas
Pierre
Douglas
Candidates Report Election Expenses in Statewide Ballot
Pierre report shows Ear N Hammerquist spending 1045.95 for school and public lands commissioner race while Daniel Carpenter’s club records 282.10 receipts and disbursements. Other defeated Democrats Emil Loviks and Clair Roddewig filed expense accounts 2506.28 and 896.37 respectively with no listed contributions.
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Emil Loviks
Clair Roddewig
Policeman’s Sister Receives Death Benefit Payment
The South Dakota Peace Officers Association paid its first death benefit in eight years. A $1,000 check was sent to the sister of Milan Miler the Lead policeman shot and killed on duty November 22. Charles Fowler of Denver will be tried for the murder.
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Aibhaus
Der
O—Orr
South Dakota Peace Officers Association
William Hartley
Pierre
Milan Miler
Charles Fowler
Denver
Debate Team Named For Pierre Tourney
St Lawrence seniors Lorraine McPhail Beulah Story Neal Bridgabaugh and Eugene Hurli will represent the school in the pre season debate tournament at Pierre December 9 and 10 They will argue the question That the United States should establish an alliance with Great Britain Other entrants in the Central South Dakota tournament include Philip Gregory Presho Geddes Highmore Vivian Kadoka Onida Murdo Kennebec Winner Sioux Falls Gettysburg Rapid City Pierre The critic judge will be Prof William Scheier head debate coach at the University of North Dakota Lorraine McPhail will also speak extemporaneously with topics drawn from American Observer issues
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Pierre
Geddes
Highmore
Vivian
Kadoka
Onida
Murdo
Kennebec
Sioux Falls
Gettysburg
Rapid City
William Scheier
University of North Dakota
Lorraine McPhail
St Lawrence
American Observer
Legion Auxiliary at Doland Meets to Aid Ex Service Men
American Legion Auxiliary met at president Mrs Loren Culvers home in Doland to plan Christmas gifts for Battle Mountain Sanitarium ex service men and hospitalized children. Officers reported funds and ways to raise more for welfare work. A reading titled Serving those who Served was shared and a Christmas table luncheon followed. Death believed by own action in Fort Pierre. George Turner a 30 year old rodeo performer found dead at his home Tuesday night with coroner indicating suicide. He is survived by parents three brothers and a sister.
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Ee Lis Devey
le American Legion Auxiliary
Loren Culver
Battle Mountain Sanitarium
Fort Pierre
Dec
George Turner
M. Morrissey
Pierre
Turner
Aberdeen Normal to Build New Men’s Union Facility
Aberdeen officials announced funding for a $133,000 men’s union building at Northern State Teachers College after $74,250 in sponsor funds were pledged via revenue bonds. The bonds, covering 55 percent of the cost, were purchased by the issuer.
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Aberdeen
Dec
Northern State Teachers College
PWA
November Dry in Forestburg Vicinity
Moisture for November totaled .30 inch while the year to date remains 1.80 inches above normal. Normal November rainfall is .72 inch. Snow was minimal with only a trace, and temperatures ranged from a low below zero to a high of 69 degrees. Ground is very dry with sparse winter rye as livestock stay in good condition.
Christmas Operetta By Grade School Cast
The Christmas operetta When Toys Come to Life by height grade school children will be staged on December 22. Miss Indall and Mrs Steele train the cast with all members of the first six grades in the performance.
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Ree Heights
Indall
Mrs. Steele
Frst
Regents to Open Bids for Vermillion Project
Allison-Williams Investment Bankers of Minneapolis and First Dakota National Bank of Yankton will fund the project with 59150 and 15000 respectively. The state board of regents will open bids in Vermillion on December 19 with excavation to begin soon after. Financial arrangements followed days of doubt after broker Fred A. Gerke withdrew his offer when investors he represented offered all the bonds of the type they desired.
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Allison-Williams Investment
Minneapolis
Minn
First Dakota National Bank and Trust Co
Yankton
State Board of Regents
Vermillion
Fred A. Gerke
Sioux Falls
Patient Improves After Illness In Huron Hospital
Ed Busche, long ill in a Huron hospital, is reported to be improving. He had tonsillitis for a week when appendicitis struck and the appendix ruptured before surgery could be performed.
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Bancroft
Ed Busshe
Huron Hospital
Busche
Bancroft Man Hurt In Runaway Accident
Merle Jencks was treated in a Huron hospital after a Saturday runaway incident. He sustained a broken nose cuts to the head and face and severe bruises when he fell in front of a tank wagon this caused the team to spook. This marks his second serious accident in a year following a harvest era injury where a derrick and a leg were severely damaged.
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Bancroft
Merle Jencks
Huron
Mr. Jencks
Audit of School Books Ordered for Six-Year Period
E. D. Hoxsey of South Shore was hired by the board of education to audit the district's books for the past six-year period. State law requires an audit before June 30, 1939, and an audit every two years thereafter.
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Bancroft
L— E. D. Hoxsey
South Shore
Board of Education
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