Salvation Army Food Show To Aid Christmas Baskets
Salvation Army plans a morning benefit matinee at Huron Theatre on Saturday to collect non perishable foods for Christmas baskets. Dr H D Sewell chairs the board and says admission is offered in exchange for canned vegetables and other non perishables. The program includes a Universal western Black Bandit Our Gang Beat Em and Weep and Petunia Nature. James H Eshelman announces Minnesota Amusement Company facilities will support the event at no charge.
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Huron Theatre
Salvation Army
H. D. Sewell
Salvation Amy Board
Wester
State Theatre
James H. Eshelman
Minnesota Amusement Company
Gratis
Benefit show aids Salvation Army Christmas baskets
A benefit show will feature performers who will provide services to raise funds. Food collected at Saturdays event is expected to significantly boost Christmas basket supplies. The Salvation Army is designated again as the clearing agency to coordinate donations and avoid overlaps among organizations and individuals.
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Salvation Army
Rapid City Inventor Dies After Illness
Carl H. Rise, 50, prominent Rapid City businessman, photographer, and inventor, died Saturday night after a long illness. Born January 5, 1868 in Canton, he moved to Rapid City in 1910 to work in optometry, adding commercial photography and establishing a mail order finishing plant. He invented a photographic print straightener, securing a basic patent. the device has been widely used in the United States and abroad for over 15 years and remains manufactured in Rise's shop.
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Rapid City
Carl H. Rise
Canton
Midwest
United States
Rise
Dr. Edwin Perkins Dies in Sioux Falls at 68
Dr. Edwin L. Perkins, 68, prominent Sioux Falls physician and former teacher and merchant, died Sunday at a local hospital after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage 18 days earlier. A 50 year resident, WW veteran, founder of Sioux Falls Clinic, he was active in lodge and civic circles. Widow Mrs. Perkins and two sons and a daughter survive.
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sloUs Rauus
Edwin L. Perkins
Sioux Falls
Public lunch served in Frankfort after meeting
A public lunch was served last week at the H. E. Hilkemeier home following a joint meeting of the Ladies' Aid and the Women's Missionary Society. A short program accompanied the gathering.
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Frankfort
H. E. Hilkemeier
Ladies’ Aid
Women's Missionary Society
Frankfort PTA Meeting Advanced To December 18
The Frankfort PTA will hold its next meeting on December 18, a week earlier than usual due to Christmas. The special session aims to cover planned programs and local school activities.
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PTA
Frankfort
Wesleyan Honor Students Named Honor Roll List Released
Dakota Wesleyan University registrar M. A. Chase released the fall quarter honor roll. Ten students earned straight A’s in Group I. many named in Groups I II across locations including Mitchell, Draper, Tulare, White Lake, Gettysburg, and Pierre. Names include Esther Blessing, Ethel Johnson, Paul Reollins, Wilma Starr, Agnes Berquist, Martha Dunagan, Carol Hier, and Matthew Smith among others.
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Mitchell
M. A. Chase
Dakota Wesleyan University
Esther Blessing
Dallas
Dennis Blume
Tulare
Ethel Johnson
Paul Reollins
Draper
Fred Shandorf
Agnes Berquist
White Lake
Martha Dunagan
Pierre
Carol Hier
Gettysburg
Wilma Starr
Doland
Matthew Smith
Beryl Davis
Cresbard
Donald Foglesong
Ruth Sumner
Lois Hixson
Dam Hoyt
Besse Helter
Helen Noteboom
Selby
Grace Mayer
Bristol
Jane Shurtleff
Beresford
Floyd Metzger
da Shay
Mt. Vernon
Clarence Phillips
Dutton
Florence Aitchison
Iroquois
Irene Cannon
Lois Mayer
Yankton
Zelida Esmay
Margearite Hoogenakker
Kennebec
Berniele Kenison
Colman
Warren Dirks
Hartford
Lorna Erickson
Unityville
Philip Kaye
Highmore
Donald McKee
Elizabeth
Schirmer
Edward Mueller
Irma Hershey
Robert Pryor
Parry Nelson
Stickney
Josephine Paschke
Bob Pennington
Redfield
Jessie Prather
Wilton Slocum
Glenham
Margaret Falk
Betty Noteboom
Robert Peters
Delano
Minnesota
Thieves raid Blunt Church basement for tools
Thieves entered the Blunt Church of Christ basement last week and stole the tools used by workmen digging a new well. Mr and Mrs D Costello of Lincoln Neb arrived here last Thursday to visit his parents.
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Blunt
Blunt. Church ‘of Christ
Cavour Cavour
D. ©. Costello
Lincoln, Neb
T. M. Costello
Flashes Of Life Return Trip Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne Indiana reports Frank Williams 51 freed after a 4 day jail term. A deputy sheriff found jail towels soap and a spoon in his pocket, sending him back to a cell on petit larceny charges. Also in brief oddities from Covington Elmwood Park Chicago and Omaha cat milk billing.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Frank Wiliana
Robert Bledsoe
Williams
De Smet Youth Now United States Navy Flyer
Wesley Hoyt Ruth of De Smet and State College graduate has completed 400 hours of training at Pensacola Naval Flying School and earned a Bachelor of Science degree. He is assigned to active duty in the U S fleet following graduation. Ruth also played varsity basketball during his college years. Former ballplayer dies in Herrin Illinois after.
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de Smet
U.S. Navy
Brookings
Wesley Hoyt Ruth
State College
United States Naval Flying Service
Pensacola
Fla
Ruth
Naval Fying
United States
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Karmelkorn
Delite Shop
Edwin Perkins
Wesleyan
Central South Dakotans Bank High
Covington, Ky
Harry Penny
Chicago
Elmwood Park
Carl Larson
Larson
Tomahawk
Wis
Kitty
Omaha
Neb
Sammy
New York
Ted
Toy
Dad
Dolly
J.C Penney Company
Westinghouse
Chats Koniler
Twin Waffle Baker
Waffle Baker
Northwestern
Public Service Company
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