Five high schools honor student journalists in contest
BROOKINGS December 18 five high schools Clark Mitchell Humboldt Lead and Cathedral win first place honors in the fall term high school journalism contest Sigma Delta Chi state College chapter announced. Winners include Darrell Robertson Jimmy DeMarshe Mary Lee Stewart Willis Thompson Lorraine Masters J Morgan and others across News Interviews Editorials Features Columns and Sports categories. Each winner receives a one year subscription to Quill magazine.
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Brookings
Clark
Mitchell
Humboldt
Eaudinal High
Sigma Delmi Chi
Carl Jensen
Wessington Springs
Lead High School
Darrell Roberson
Jimmy de Marserie
Mary Lee Stewart
Willis ‘Thompson
Lorraine Masters
Hurmboldt
J. Morgan
Cathedral
Quill
Sigma Delta Chi
Fraternity
News
Sioux Falls
Wilma Sweesy
Arlene Harmon
Florence Seather
Huron
Robert Sandvng
Jean Berta
Rapid City
Robert Campbell
Marguerite Boos
Barbara Helsel
James Noble
Maurice Lux
Jean Anderson
Mary Winfrod
Willis Thompson
Robert Lope
Bonnie Foster
Robert Juston
Lutheran Pastor Ordained at Harrald Church
The Reverend Karl Lassanske was ordained pastor of the Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church by Reverend R. H. Marquardt of Pierre during a Sunday service at Harrald. Lassanske arrived from Milwaukee with his family and a church food shower is planned in the basement Friday evening.
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Harrold
Karl Lassanske
Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church
R. H. Marquardt
Pierre
Harrald
Jassanske
Milwaukee
Deer Harvest Reaches Record High in November Season
Pierre reports unofficial deer kill estimates show about 1,700 bucks taken during a 20 day November season. With an estimated 3,500 hunters, nearly half secured game in what may be the most successful season on record. Licenses were still being returned a week after the deadline delaying final tallies.
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S. D
Pierre
Urge Caution In Holiday Driving
State officials urged holiday driving safety in South Dakota. Governor Bushfield issued a proclamation urging cooperation with the National Safety Council campaign. Supt. Walter J. Gaetz advised planning shopping and trips in advance and checking both car and driver before traveling.
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Pyerre
Bushfield
National Safety Council
South Dakota
Walter J. Gaetz
The
Motor Patrol
Ree Heights Student Chosen for DAR Contest
Shirley Elaine Nicholas has been selected by faculty to represent Ree Heights school in the annual DAR contest. She participates in chorus glee club and band, has major acting roles, serves on the school paper staff for two years, and is active in 4 H Club work including a Chicago trip earned for food judging.
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Ree Heights
Der
Shirley Elaine Nicholas
Elaine
Chicago
Living Costs To Rise Next Year
Brookings reports that higher prices for many farm products in 1941 will offset greater farm incomes. Miss K Lorrette Nelson notes consumer costs rise for ready to wear clothing footwear gas and some meats while staples stay only slightly higher. She urges using home food production and efficient labor use to offset the higher living costs.
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Brookings
South Dakota
K. Lorrette Nelson
State College Extension Home Management
Nelson
Mrs Margaret Reilly Dies At Clark
Mrs. Margaret Reilly, 70, Clark businesswoman, died of a heart attack and paralytic stroke last Saturday. She and daughters Ann and Evelyn ran a women’s wear shop in Clark for four years after moving from Watertown. Survived by five sons, four daughters, sister, two brothers, and 29 grandchildren. Funeral at Immaculate Conception Church Watertown.
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Clark
Margaret Reilly
Clark Business Swoman
American Legion Auxiliary
St. Michael's Altar Society
Immarculate Conception
Watertown
Girls Glee Club At Bonilla Sings Carols
Bonilla School hosts Yuletide carol singing by the Girls Glee Club led by Miss Marie Kuehl and Miss Belen Phillips. Afterward, members gather at Miss Kuehl's home for cake and hot cocoa. The annual Christmas program is set for Friday in the school gymnasium with a December 1 reopening.
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Bonilla
Marie Kuehl
Belen “Phillips
Lorna Meyer
Grace Dahlin
Arlene Lahren
Theone Tollefson
Cleo Bonin
Gladys Hamilton
Marion Morse
Lorraine McKichan
Gail Keeley
Arlene Palmer
Maxine Bart
State drives to dismiss wives of employed men
State departments report about 20 dismissals of married women from the payroll as part of a policy to replace wives of employed men. The move, tied to an election period, targets ill wives whose husbands have private or state jobs and excludes men whose wives work publicly. Most vacancies filled by unmarried women, with some layoffs creating openings.
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Pierre
Hog Killing Record Set At S F Plant
New all time records in hog slaughter were announced by J M Foster of John Morrell and Company. The Sioux Falls Ottumwa and Topeka plants killed 83 265 hogs in the week ending December 4 4, 1932, 2 970 more than the prior record.
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S. F
Sioux Falls
Ottumwa
Topeka
J. M. Foster
John Morrell and Company
Dee
Mothers Waive Alimony to Get State Aid, Says McCay
Pierre December 18 Divorced and separated parents face new issues in the aid to dependent children program says C H McCay director of the Social Security Department. Some mothers seek to change divorce decrees to shift alimony away and have the state pay, claiming it is easier than collecting from fathers. McCay says the trend risks making divorce more appealing and urges courts to enforce father support and for mothers to adjust decrees when fathers’ circumstances change. The department will push enforcing orders and consider changes when fathers can contribute more or less now.
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Pierre
C. H. McCay
Social Security Department
Haridie
MccCay
McCay
Joon McCay
Christmas Program At Esmond Town Hall
The Esmond Sunday School and public school join for a community Christmas program at the Esmond town hall Friday evening. Rev Regan directs the chorus with Miss Helen Timm as accompanist. Primary pupils under Miss Dahl perform two songs with Fern Loren. The farm bureau handles the tree and treats for children.
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Esmond Esmond
Esmond
Faublic School
Esmond Town Hall
Regan
Helen Timm
Miss Dahl
Fern Loren
Farm Bureau Organization
Taxing Of Municipal Bonds By Government Opposed By Douglas
PIERRE Dec 18 Treasurer W G Douglas said Congress is considering taxing municipal bonds and he opposed the move as a tax on property owners and renters not the wealthy. He warned it would raise taxes for holders of bonds and raise costs for state, county, city and school districts. He argued it could be unconstitutional and make bonds less attractive. He compared cigar taxes and local pricing to illustrate pass through to consumers. TEACHER RESIGNS REE HEIGHTS Dec 18 Special Violent Enaminger has asked to be released from duties as primary teacher with Christmas holidays set for effective date. She began a second year this fall and a successor has not been chosen.
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Pierre
W. G. Douglas
Congress
Douglas
Henry Morgenthau
Washington
Suport
Ree Heights
Enaminger
Cradle Shower Honors Mrs Delaney in Tulare
A cradle shower for Mrs. Le Roy Delaney was hosted by Mrs. Delaney at her home in Tulare on Saturday evening. Twelve guests attended and played whist at three tables with prizes going to Mrs. Leroy Delaney and Mrs. Lillian Gilby.
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Tulare
Leroy Delaney
Ss Delaney
Lillian Gilby
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