Clearing Agency Formed to Coordinate Christmas Baskets
Beadle County representatives and Beadle County courthouse officials created a county social security clearing agency to coordinate Christmas basket distribution. Miss Mabel Lucado will lead, accepting donor registrations and family details to prevent duplicate gifts and ensure every needy Huronian receives aid. A permanent year round food and apparel group was discussed but postponed until after the Christmas program.
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Beadle County
County Social Security Office
Mabel Lucado
County Social Se Eerity
Ageny
Lucado
Officers Elected By Miller Lodge Women
At a regular Miller Lodge Woodmen Circle meeting Hazel Cook hosted the event electing officers for the coming year. Named were Cardia Canham guardian and Glulys Parson advisor, Irene Bona assistant attendant, Ada McKnownbanker financial secretary, Neva Faust, Merthe Hanson chaplain, Hazel First team captain, Julie Perish second auditor, Mie Furman third auditor, Helen Downing sentinel, Echo Bertsch new sentinel, Dorothy Fish publicity reporter, Bernices Johnson musician, plus district manager Ansa Troupe present to assist. The group planned fund donations for the annual cheese basket, convention fund, bake sale, and a goodwill offering, then shared a Christmas-timed social.
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Miller Lodge
Miller
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Hazel Cook
Ludge
Cardia Canham
Thirtie Mixers
Glulys Parson
Florence Johnson
Irene Bona
Ada McKnownbanker
Dorothy Fish
Pierre Man Injured In Highway Accident Near Blunt
Irving of Bierre was seriously injured Monday morning when his car rammed a bridge abutment four miles east of Blunt on Highway 4. A headlight glare caused evasive action, sending the vehicle into the abutment, then to a nearby farmhouse. Parke transported him to Perm where he is treated at St Mary's hospital. Ribs, possible internal injuries, and a broken ankle were reported, marking the third strike on this abutment.
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Pierre
Irving
Bierre
Blunt
Coraw
Syaw
Tent Parke
Perm
St. Mary’s Hoasitak
St Lawrence F F A Boys to stage plays at school
In St Lawrence on Friday night January 7 the F F A boys will present two plays at Lawrence High School. One is a mock trial entery Great Quack Cross Case with named characters and a second titled Son of Abra. Other local notes include a club meeting and officer elections led by president Katherine Hebers with officers elected: president Katherine Hebers vice president Beth Ruhlman secretary Alice Schwarte treasurer Jean Ham mand reporter Maurine Ruhlman. Also birthday party for Mr Gorton celebrated at Blunt home.
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St. Lawrence
Lawrence High School
A. Sokum
T. Will
Inadase Knobb
al. K. Jon
McMutt
Joshua Drunk
Wies
Dolittle
Benson
Bennie Bene
Elsie Cook
Frank Lagchinsky
I Mus
Leslie Kloth
Wialet Ilvhye
Katherine Hebers
Vite
Beth Ruhlman
Alice Schwarte
Jean Ham
Maurine Ruhlman
Ruhlman
Bethlehem Christmas Greeting Mail Service Promoted
Bethlehem Chamber of Commerce invites residents to mail Christmas cards to Bethlehem for special postmarking and mailing by the Bethlehem postmaster. No charge for service. envelopes must be sent promptly to Bethlehem Chamber of Commerce to ensure delivery before Christmas Day.
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Bethlehem
United States
Bethlehem Chamber of Commerce
Bethlehem Chambge of Commerce
Phare
Bethlehem Chamber of Commeree
Gene Denning
Chamber of Commerce
Orgaization
Christmaas
Gail Grigg Honored At Faulkton Bridge Party
Mrs. Vern Ramsdell and Mrs. Ellsworth Belings hosted a bridge party at the Ramsdell home Tuesday evening in Faulkton. Three tables played. Gail Grigg won high score and received a prize while Carroll Swartout earned the consolation prize. Gifts were given to the honored guest and refreshments served by the hostesses.
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Gail Grigg
Faulkton
Deg
Vern Ramsdell
Ellsworth Bileelings
Ramsdell
Tuesday Club Meeting With Mrs Haag In Faulkton
Mrs Usear Haag hosted the Tuesday Club with members answering what they would like for Christmas. Miss Patty Haag played a piano solo. The program was led by Mrs Sophie Korrupe and Mrs Josephine Brewer. Afterwards, geographical and other contests were held and refreshments served.
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O. Haag
Willow Lake Girl Named Best Citizen
Constance Downs is chosen as Willow Lake High School’s best citizen for the county D A R Citizenship contest. Seniors vote among three nominees and faculty selects the most representative, with the winner advancing through county and state drawings for a Washington trip.
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Willow Lake
Willow
Pierre
Washington, D.C
Constance Downs
Alice Nutthcock
Bertha Rose Bergstresser
Farmers Union District Meet Held in Lake Preston
Lake Preston hosted the third district Farmers Union meeting on Saturday with H. Herman of St Charles presiding. Gust Mogeson of Sioux Falls and Paul G. Erickson of Clearfield spoke, films on farm camp life shown, and officers elected: C. M. Herman president, Leigh Plowman vice president, Rh. O. Tobin secretary-treasurer.
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Farmers’ Union
Lake Preston
Farmers Union
H. Herman
St Charles
Gust Mogeson
Farms Union
Sioux Falls
Paul G. Erickson
Clearfield
Ed Rogholt
Dates Set For Play House of Horrors At Lake Preston
January 12 13 are the dates set for the junior class play The House of Horrors. The cast includes Maranget Eid Lucile Paterson Leonard Rusche Richard Dixon Rachael Dixon Allen McDongel Wayne Sorenson Deloris Stephenson Lois Gertz Robert Larson Ruth Johnson Leon Matson. Directed by F Vixo junior class sponsor.
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Lake Preston
Maranget Eid
Lucile Paterson
Silver Wedding Anniversary in Faulkton Celebrated
Faulkton December 14 Special news reports the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Claud Ramsdell. A surprise visit by the Ramsdell and Firrenkott families brought a shower of silver dollars and a jointly celebrated evening.
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Faulkton
Claude Hamsdell
Hamsdell
Firrenkott
Ramsdell
Alfred Sloan Gives 10 Million Gift to Public Welfare
Alfred P Sloan Jr chairman of General Motors turns back ten million dollars in personal profits to support community welfare and promote basic economic truths. Distribution will be through the Alfred P Sloan foundation. He says the donation is personal and unrelated to General Motors. Brown, aged 66, rose from draftsman at Hyatt Roller Bearing Co to chairman of GM.
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Alfred Sloan
New York
America
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors Corporation
Sloan
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
Same
Brown
Hyatt Roller Bearing Company
Newark
N. J
Automobile Campany
Economist Porter Ayres Predicts Slow 1938 Recovery
Cleveland economist Porter Ayres told the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce that 1938 will likely see lower industrial production and stock prices than 1926 and 1937, with wholesale prices and auto output also down. He blamed political factors, urged tax reform and labor act revisions, and warned that building activity will be limited while some sectors may rise.
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Cleveland
Leonard “Porter Ayres
Ayres
Claveland Trust Co
Fice
Claveland Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Congress
Faulkton O E S To Hold Installation
Faulkton O E S chapter meets this evening with Mrs. Brooks George of Gettysburg as installing officer. Mrs. George Kutschke to be installed as worthy matron with Mrs. W E Cermak associate matron and Mrs. Florence Greener secretary. Dorol thy Marsh treasurer and W M Kemp conductress to assist. Christmas party planned and members asked to bring a bet. Mrs. Hugh Turner retiring matron.
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Faulkton
Brooks George
Gettysburg
George Kutschke
W. E. Cermak
Florence Greener
Dorolthy Marsh
H. C. Turner
W. M. Kemp
U Alumni Name Frankenfeld Secretary at U Vermillion
Vermillion December 14 H W Frankenfeld, registrar and examiner at the University since 1926, is to add alumnus secretary duties. He succeeds Garret Breckenridge who resigned for a Los Angeles post. Frankenfeld, a 1924 graduate with a 1932 MA, previously secretary to the president 1921-24 and served on the state committee of the North Central Association. He was a Vermillion city council member 1934-37 and taught in Dallas from 1916-19 and 1919-12 at Dallas high school.
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Vermillion
Garret Breckenridge
Los Angeles
Frankenfeld
Theniversity
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Officers Reserve Corps
Vermillion City Cuncil
University
Franklenfeld
Dallas High School
Dallas
Lake Preston lights brighten town for Santa visit
Lake Preston prepares for Santa Claus as a Christmas scene fills the main street with a large center display and well lit trees in each business window. The seasonable event will start with a theatre party and a Santa greeting planned for Wednesday afternoon December 22, a gift from the business men's club, with plans to entertain many children.
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iLake
Preston
Lake Preston
Santa Claus
Business Men's Club
Firemen's Ball Set for Lake Preston City Hall
The annual firemen's ball, a major social event, will be at Lake Preston City Hall on Wednesday evening with the Delong Askew orchestra providing music for the occasion.
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Lake Preston
Delong Askew
Why Use Pills or Purgatives for Constipation
An advertorial promotes All-Bran as a natural laxative alternative to pills. It argues bran provides bulk to soften stool and supplies vitamin B to tone the intestinal tract. Recommends two tablespoons daily with plenty of water and notes All-Bran is sold by grocers and made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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Delloge
Ekellogg
Battle Creek
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Faulkton O. E. S
H. W. Frankenfeld
U. W. Frankenfeld
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Nashua
Habicht
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