Masonic Lodge and Eastern Star Install Officers
After election a luncheon and cards were enjoyed by the gathered members. Joint installation of officers for the Masonic lodge and Order of Eastern Star will be held on the evening of October 21 with A W Guse as treasurer and F T Remenn as secretary among the appointive officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Guse
Fred T. Remenn
le, Ackley
C. L. Nicknon
J. D. PLC
Underwood, S
Harry Fairchild
A. J. Landrigan
Tyler
Hev. Thos. Nowell
Masonic Lodge and Order of Eastern
Waggoner Outlines South Dakota Contest Plans
Alvin Waggoner appointed by Governor Green as chairman of the general committee outlines educational contests for public schools statewide. District eliminations lead to state finals with national Washington bicentennial prizes. Declamatory contests span elementary, high school essays on Washington, and college oratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Alvin Waggoner
Green
South Dakota
Washington
Coen
National
Washington Bicentennial Commission
Waggoner
C. G. Lundquist
Leola
W. Early
Sioux Falls
Herman G. James
University of South Dekers
College and University
Wargoner
State Board of Regents
D. C. Mills
Pierre
Waxgoner
E. C. Giffen
N. E. Steele
Community Club Holds December Cedar Contest Night
REE HEIGHTS December 17 Special Preparations are under way for a Cedar Community club basketball game. The first program drew a large crowd with many contestants. Judges were W. J. Biener and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gardner. Winners spanned children and adults in readings solos and duets. The Cardinals won by 31 2 3 points. Next program set for January 15 featuring drills, duets, stunts, and solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree Heights
Cedar Community Club
W. J. Bie~ner
Hugh Gardner
Florence Braden
John Burrell
Myron Wareing
John Beck
Thor Nerland
Nor+ma
Dorothy Lingscheit
Fred Selman
Charles Easton
Elmer Beck
Erfoch Bawdon
George Hert
R. R. Bawdon
Ed Farrett
John Lingscheit
Farm Bureau Holds Program At Esmond
The Esmond monthly farm bureau meeting featured community singing orchestra selections by the Aughenbaughs piano solo by Evelyn Wilkins songs by Verda Jeffers and Sthel Richards performances by first and second grade pupils piano duet Helen Timm and Vera Mulholland monologue by Frances Yates songs by Marjorie Ness and Jane Ann Mulholland solo by Muriel Timm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Esmond Esmond
Aughenbaughs
Evelyn Wilkins
Verda Jeffers
Sthel Richards
Helen Timm
Vera Mulholland
Frances Yates
Marjorie Ness
Jane Ann Mulholland
Muriel Timm
New Water Flow Is Struck At Old Well
John Volun of Highmore and a partner in the Norbeck artesian well company at Redfield revived the Roy Gray farm well on Roy Gray’s farm near JOE CREEK. The 1916 well had weakened after a burst pipe at 1125 feet, but new casing 125 feet deep restored flow to two gallons per minute of pure salt water, after previously gushing with 15 pounds of pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Volan
How One Woman Lost 47 Lbs of Fat
A reader reports using Kruschen Salts for nearly 3 months, taking one teaspoonful in warm water daily and dropping from 217 to 170 pounds. She claims improved health and energy, with friends noting she looks better. A 4 week bottle costs 85 cents at Longsteff Drug Co and doctors endorse the product with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longsteff Drug Co
H. A. Perriton and
Drugeosts
Sheriff’s Sale Planned For Local Airplane
Sioux Falls authorities announce a sheriff auction to satisfy a judgment of 1271 owed by Clifford Sraith of Canistota against the Canistota Flying Club of Carl istota. The suit alleges the club bought gasoline and supplies totaling 3127 and remains indebted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Clifford Sraith
Canistota
Canistota Flying Club
Carlistota
Smith
Flying Club
Survey Of Teachers Expenses In Minnehaha County
Mrs Luella Werden Minnehaha county superintendent of schools conducts a county wide survey to estimate how teacher salaries compare with living costs The study is part of a state program from the department of public instruction at Pierre It will cover three years and collect years in current location years taught annually salary and room and board costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux, Falls
Luella Werden
Minnehaha County
State Department of Public Instruction
Pierre
State Department
Locati
Taonthe
Gravel Project Is Finished At Esmond
Graveling on the county road five miles south of Esmond is completed. Men drill test holes to estimate remaining gravel in the pit and a new pit is being tested for continued graveling east toward highway 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esmond Esmond
Exmond
Esmond
Highway 3
Civic League Meeting At Howard On December 17
The Civic league met at the home of Mrs. Susan Nordby during its regular monthly gathering. Mrs. Maude Arnold led a talk on old Spanish missions of California, detailing San Diego San Gabriel San Juan Capistrano and other famed sites. Members contributed food or toys for needy children and luncheon was served by Miss Minnie Felsing and Mesdames Feldhaus Anderson and Tripp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic League
Howard
Susan
Nordby
Maude Arnold
California
San Diego
San Ciabriel
San Juan Capistrano
San Migue
West
Minnie Felsing
Margaret Feldhaus
Eva Anderson
Gilbert Tripp
Debate Season Opens for Yankton College Debaters
Yankton college debaters opened the 1931 32 season in a 14 triangular forensic tournament against Yankton, Sioux Falls College and Southern Normal. Debates planned with Dakota Wesleyan, Northern Normal, State College, Sioux Falls, Eastern Normal, Freeman Junior College, Wessington Springs Junior College, the University of South Dakota and Morningside College. The squad travels to Tulsa for the national tournament with debaters including Dorothy Neubauer, Wa Weverstad, Vivian Halverson, Florence Halverson, Elizabeth Deniele, William Sattler, Fred Nichol, Helmer Wolkow, Betty Barker, Dwight Schwab, Frank Pearson, Ian Hoger Nelson, Marvin Samuelson, Tremaine Robinson, Arthur Scholten and Lee DeBoer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
Yankton College
Yankt
Sioux Folly College
Southern Normal
South Dakota
Morningside College
Sioux City
Tulsa
Okla
Richard ‘Pease
Howard Schmitt
Chamberlain
Helmer Wolkow
Brewin
Roger Negon
Viborg
William Sattler
Walter Anke
Webster
Fern Chamberlain
Sioux Falls
Florence Jacobson
Lake Norden
Cleon Riedinger
Tyndall
Frank Pearson
HL. Curry
Dakota Wenaleyan
Northern Normal
State College
Sioux Faille College
Astern Normal
Freeman Junior College
Wessington Springs Junior College
University of South Dakota
Stone City
Oklhome
Curry
Dorothy Neubauer
Wagner
Fred Nichol
Yankton Wolney
Erwin
Betty Barker
Alliance
Neb
Dwight Schwab
Pierre
Iain
Hoger Nelson
Marvin Samuelson
Oakland
Nek
Tremaine Robinson
Mitchell
Arthur Scholten
Lee DeBoer
Corsica
Mitchell Y. W. C. A Serves Free Meals
Mitchell Y W C A in Mitchell reported 175 free meals served in November. The group also conducted other charity work and is seeking employment for many girls and women who seek jobs, offering meals to those in acute need until work is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Hungry Pheasants To Be Given Feed In Miner County
In Miner County South Dakota special report farmers and sportsmen plan to feed pheasants weakened by drought ice and snow. N C Grasser and Vince Trebble found birds starving in parts of the county while others still received some feed. Feeding sites will be chosen and shelter built to protect grain funded by local contributions to support the pheasants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miner
Howard
Miner County
N. C. Grasser
Vince Trebble
Grasser
Madison Legion Plans Employment Bureau for Veterans
The Madison American Legion announces plans to open an employment bureau to aid ex-service members. A special committee will direct efforts to provide relief by helping veterans find work this winter. The Madison drum and bugle corps is revived with about 30 members, new instruments, and weekly rehearsals led by R. G. Holbert, former serviceman and local school music director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Legion
Madison
American Legion
R. G. Holbert
Drum major resumes leadership of corps in Madison event
Walter Kurai returns as drum major after many years, while the Legion sponsors the independent basketball team in Madison. The Legion colors of white and blue symbolize the group as former star college players carry the banner and perform in the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fehearsala
Walter Kuraiart
Legion
Madison
Cormmaraters
E Cearry
Masons Elect New Officers At Bryant Lodge No 18
Bryant lodge No 18 A F and A M met for its regular session at the Masonic Temple and elected and appointed officers for the ensuing year. Ralph A Smith was named W M with Lb A Gage as W P M I Kelly as J W and Kumann as WB among those chosen during the evening.
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Mitchell Y. W. C. A
China
Deauville
Noblesse & Grosvenor
Huesgen's Jewelry Shop
C. Taylor
Fawkes
Berwind
S. Wi
Huron
J. F. Anderson Lumber CO
Peter Mintener Lumber CO
Kansas S. E
Masons
Bryant
Cone
Huronite
Calmenson
J. Armstrong
Hurst's
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