Temmey Chooses Legion Workers for 1935-36
Walter Burke of Pierre named chairman of the South Dakota American Legion membership committee succeeding M. C. Lawson. Leo A. Temmey announces Burke, active in Legion work, aims to lift department membership to about 23,000 and swing into 1935-36 campaign. Also announced is J. H. Shanard as new child welfare chairman succeeding Harry Kehm, with Kehm to head Area D national child welfare division. Area D meeting set for January 10-12 in Demon with officers attending. welfare work aided by national endowment via the American Legion executive committee.
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Watertown
Dec
Walter Burke
Pierre
South Dakota American Legion
M. C. Lawson
Aberdeen
Moses
City
Leo A. Temmey
Huron
Burke
Legion
Charles Burke
Temmey
Department
J. H. Shanard
Harry Kehm
Harrisburg
Kehm
Shanard
Rehm
Hainois
Indiana
Kansas
Kentucky
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
North Dakota
Ohio
South Dakota
Wisconsin
John Coe
Barron
Wis
American Legion Auxiliary
Arca D
National American Legion
Na- Honel
Family Escapes After Auto Upset on Snowy Hill
The Charles Wilson family and Clara Dix escaped serious harm when their car driven by Dominick Bregon overturned four times near Turton while en route to a weekend visit to Hu toh. Despite a moderate pace, the slippery snow caused a swerve and a 80 foot slide before the wreck. All passengers suffered only scratches and nerves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turton
Charles Wilson
Clara Dix
Dominick Bregon
Hutoh
Do- Ind
Christmas Party for War Vets Held Tonight in Hot Springs
The American Legion auxiliary sponsors the annual Christmas party for ex soldiers in South Dakota. About 60 veterans at the State Soldiers’ Home and 22 at Yankton State Hospital will receive gifts from auxiliary units. Mrs. Clara Halls of Garrelson will speak at the Battle Mountain event along with planned programs.
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American Legion
South Dakota
Yankton State Hospital
Clara Halls of
Livestock Condition Reported Excellent in South Dakota
Arnald J. King, federal Pesticultural Statistician, reports western South Dakota stock grazing excellent this winter and unusually light losses. November precipitation was below normal with scattered rain and snow aiding water supply. northeast area faces the greatest shortage. Hay on hand is generally sufficient for a normal winter, but supplementary feeds like cottonseed cake have been shipped due to a shortage of pr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringey
South Dakota
Arnald J. King
King
Speed Up Relief Checks Says Kennedy Instructs
Pierre December 19. Instructions to expedite handling of payroll checks reach district offices by MLA Kennedy state administrator. After a delay in transmission caused a brief WPA workers strike at Aberdeen Kennedy sent finance directors detailed steps to speed payroll delivery. He said some delays could be attributed to the treasury department, which handles all WPA checks from Watertown.
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Pierre
Mla
Kennedy
Aberdeen
Treasury Department
Watertown
WEA
Aberdeen radio granted unlimited time by commission
Washington December 19 The communications commission granted Aberdeen station Slabr permission to operate on unlimited time instead of daytime hours. The commission also indefinitely continued the January 7 hearing on Sioux Falls Broadcasting association Inc for a new station as requested by counsel.
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Aberdeen
Washington
SLABR
Communications Commission
Sioux Falls Broadcasting ‘Association, Inc
Turton Schools To Present Christmas Program Tonight
Turton public schools present a Christmas program this evening before vacation. One-act plays and musical numbers showcase students from primary to high school classes including Confessional by Percival Wilder and Santa's Recovery among other acts. Incorporation notices follow for Cherry company of Sioux Falls with capital of 125000, listing U S G Cherry Ellos Midkiff Gladys Cherry.
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Turton
Miss. Fosterath
Roger Rendles
Mrs. Rislow
Liszt Sod
Gerald Grey
Cherry Company
Sioux Falls
Cherry
Ellos Midkiff
Gladys Cherry
Winnetka
Auxiliary Meeting Erwin Hosts Holiday Session
The American Lesson Auxiliary met at the Legion home with Mrs. Hodges and Mrs. Blakewell as hostesses, a large turnout, O T articles from Battle Mountain sanitarium canceled, lunch served. next meeting scheduled for January with Mrs. Jorgenson and Mrs. Hodges as hostesses. A second item notes the Busy Bee home extension club in Kingsbury County meeting at Elmer Pedersen’s with twelve members. January 8 program on making use of unused things.
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Erwin
Specia
Legion Home
Harry Hodges
Chet Blakewell
O. T
Battle Mountain
Nels Jorgenson
Clark Hodges
Busy Bee Home Extension Club
Kingsbury
County
Elmer, Pedersen
Harry Paderson
Clark Rotary Club Holds Annual Christmas Party
Clark Rotary Club entertained about 25 Clark children at a noon Christmas party with lunch and a program. Francis Siy presented accordion selections, Mrs. J. Chance read Night Before Christmas, and Roberta Walsh waved fonding as a guest.
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Clark
Christmas joy for orphans in Aberdeen event
Approximately 300 orphans of war veterans and disabled veterans will be remembered at Christmas by the American Legion auxiliary of South Dakota. Mis H B Andersen of Aberdeen, the nation’s child welfare chairman, said each child will receive a toy, treat and practical gift. Erwin consolidated School will close Friday for a two weeks Christmas vacation and resume Monday January 6, 1938.
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Aberdeen
American Legion Auxiliary of
South Dakota
Mis
H. B. Andersen
Erwin
Erwin Consolidated School
Mitchell Farmer Burned To Death
Mitchell Iowa farmer Carl O Kilstrom 42 was fatally burned Tuesday night while attempting to free stock from a northeast Mitchell barn fire believed caused by a short circuit. His body was found after firefighters extinguished the blaze. Survived by wife two daughters and two sons funeral services will be held Friday afternoon with interment at Alovandeia.
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Mitchell
Carl O. Kilstrom
Kilstrom
Fami ‘Ly
Wide Ow
Alovandeia
Army Recruiting Drive Open in Nebraska Fort Crook
Lieutenant Colonel KB Lemman announces a December army recruiting drive to boost airlisted strength per Congress. Enlistment open to unmarried men ages 18 to 35 who pass mental and physical exams and have at least a eighth grade education. Three year term. former service men up to age 40 may enlist with other requirements met. Inquiries to Sgt W T Owen at Sioux City recruiting office.
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Army
Omaha
WS. Army
KB. Lemman
Cra
CorpsArea
Tmy
17Th Infantry
Fort Crook
Neb
W. T. Owen
U. S. Army Recruiting Office
Sioux City
Community Tree Lights Spark Condé Christmas Spirit
A community Christmas tree has been set up on Main Street and will soon glow with bright lights. The city’s Christmas spirit continued with an entertainment program held at the municipal building last night.
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Conde
Main Street
Clark Faculty Club Yuletide Fest at Clark Public Schools
The Clark Faculty Club held its annual Christ mas party at Mrs W C LaCraft home on Monday evening December 1. Miss Marian LaCraft led a committee with other members organizing the entertainment. After a seven o clock dinner the gathering featured a gift exchange and festive decorations with greenery and a cello theme.
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Clark
Clark Public Schools
Mra W. C. LaCraft
Marian LaCraft
Five Franeis Charged in Ethy of an Indian Case
Five Franeis faces charges described as ethy of an Indian in a case labeled as a reservation matter. The brief note provides limited context and lists no further names, dates, or locations.
Holiday Buying Booms At Lead Lead
Holiday buying in Lead and nearby northern Hills areas surged after mining dividends. Homestake Mining Co paid extra and regular dividends totaling about 4 dollars per share, boosting cash flow in Lead, Deadwood, and Rapid City. About 10,000 Homestake shares in Pennington County exchanged hands. U.S. attorney and local officials noted roughly 230,000 dollars moved through rapid city channels. Two prisoners released on recognizance bonds involved in liquor provisioning to an Indian. James Lindsay of White River faces liquor-related charges.
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Orp-Issipanon
Bee
Wiaymirit
Homestake ‘Mining Company
Ithe
Sioux Falls
Pennington
Udlare
Lead
Deadwood
George Philip
United States
James A
Lindsay
White River
Inter pay day bonus for Bomestake employees announced
A $100 bonus is approved for Bomestake employees as of December 18. The payment plan includes an extra $220,000 total expenditure to cover the bonus across the workforce.
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Eony Bomestake
Mrs Polley Named Vice Chairman in National Club Board
Dec 19 Pierre reports Mrs Polley of Pierre has been appointed by the executive board of the General Federation of Women's Clubs as vice chairman of its department of public welfare. A former president of the state federation, she becomes the federation's only appointive officer from South Dakota.
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Tang
Ae - Long
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