South Dakota Inauguration for Bushfield Planned in Pierre
Pierre hosts inauguration events for Harlin Bushfield as South Dakota’s sixteenth governor. Two-hour joint session, then an inaugural ball at the city auditorium, with a noon start and a grand march at 10:30 p.m. Officials include Governor McMurchie, Justice Ware, Allison Bunham, and visiting dignitaries. Reception and ball feature local bands, choirs, and a charity badge fundraiser.
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Genale
Goldig Wells
Webster
Lary
Plate
House of Representatives
Senate
Tye
Leslie Wend
Frederick A. Ware
Supreme Court
Capitol
Miller Highbow
John Jr
Hipple
MM Lughfield
South Pyke
Regular Army
Gon Ord Staff
Reserve Corp
Danting
Flathouse
Aberdeen Elks Chorus
Huron Elks Chorus
Martha Shannard
Bridgewater
Geraldini Robbins
Fierre
Mertis Capitolians
DeLong-Askew Orchestra
Sioux Falls
Bushfield
Dependent Children Share Of Aid From Federal Government
A Brookings survey shows state and local governments covered 40.3 percent of public assistance to households with dependent children, while the federal government supplied 59.7 percent during the 1937-38 period. Farm households with dependent children were 41.7 percent dependent on federal funds, with rural and urban groups following. Under Aid to Dependent Children laws in 40 states, state and county costs rise to 66.7 percent with the federal share at 33.3 percent.
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Brookings
L Sue Social Security
Richard L. Woolhert
Robert J. McNamara
Works Progress Administration
al Avhite
Sunshine Extension Club Holds Meeting in Troquois
Twenty one Extension Club members and four guests met at Mrs Grace Fullerton home for a Christmas picnic lunch and carols followed by a business session. Chloe Irvin and Amanda Ohlsen gave an demonstration on Home Management and Rug Making. Gifts were exchanged and pattern balls passed out by officers. Next meeting set for January 25 at Mrs William Sicklers.
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Sunshine Extension Club
the & Shing Extension Club
Grace Fullerton
Chloe Irvin
Amanda Ohlsen
Inter
Une
Treat
William Sickler
Daugherty Family Returns From Western Trip
Mr and Mrs Charles Daugherty and son Glen have come back from a journey to western South Dakota and Wyoming visiting relatives at Keeline Wye with Mrs Frank Daugherty and their young daughter accompanying them as far as the Black Hills Virginia Tolar and Helen Trench student nurses at the Huron Clinic returned to duties after visiting relatives here Jorra Giever another student nurse began vacation and will return to Huron Jan 1 Rollin Simmons and baby daughter of Miller are visiting relatives here and in Faulkton
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Barnes
Bancroft Bancroft
G. C. Barnes
Dan Costello
Allen Costello
Watertown
C.wv. Barnes
Marjorie Moeller
New York
T. J. Schivan
Iraquais
Holday
Wolsex
Margaret Bonnes
A. C. Bonnes
Bonnie Claire Nelson
Harry Nelson
Wolsey
Miss Bonnes
Ravinia
Miss Nelson
Volga
Wellington
Charles Daugherty
Glen
South Dakota
Wyoming
Keeline
Wye
Frank Daugherty
Black Hills
Wurses
Virginia Tolar
Helen ‘Trench
Huron Clinic
Jzorra Giever
Huron
Isit Relatives Orient
Mra
Rollin ,Simmons
Miller
Faulktonm
Alumni Banquet Held at Bancroft High School
Bancroft High School Alumni Association held a holiday banquet in the Lutheran Church basement. Tables featured trophies funded by the school for extracurriculars. Alice Rae Costello presided. Supt. M. R. Finke welcomed guests and Wallace Perry, class of 1924, delivered the response. Rex Bankert of the State College agronomy department spoke as a guest. Plans were announced to make the banquet an annual event with senior class arrangements.
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Fuerstenau
Faasty
Gaylord Barber
LeRoy Hoover
Inox Mauss
Rex Bankert
Agronomy
State College
Wolsey Lodge Seats Officers Wednesday
Wolsey Masonic Lodge seated officers at a Wednesday ceremony led by Dr M E Cogswell with A B Custer as installing officer. New officers include F W Myn Flindt worshipful, F C Gordon senior warden, J E Hammer treasurer, W Le Clair senior deacon, R Leaver junior deacon, D Hoskins tyler, J Miller senior steward, C O Rindblant junior steward, and J G Hagen trustee for three years.
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Wolsey Lodge
Wolsey
M. E. Cogswell
A. B. Custer
Wolsey Masonic Lodge
Hsmow
My Flindt
F.C. Gordon
Clifford Fr
James E. Hammer
William le Clair
Robert Leaver
D. Hoskins
Tyler
Junior Miller
C. O. Rindblant
J. G. Hagen
Bothwell Family Attends Wayland Reunion and Dinner
Mr and Mrs Clifford Bothwell and family returned to Wayland Tuesday after attending a family reunion and Christmas dinner at the Glenn Bothwell home in Coleman.
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Wayland
Clifford Bothwell
Glenn Bothwell
Coleman
Accidents Kill 38 South Dakotans In Month Of November
Pierre dispatch reports November deaths in South Dakota total 416 with pneumonia as the leading killer among contagious diseases at 38. Motor vehicle crashes caused 14 deaths, falls 8, drownings 4, gunshot 4, fractures 3, poisoning 2, burns and railroad accident each 1. Homicides 2 and four personal crisis cases. Births 640, marriages 689, divorces 74.
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Pierre
South Dakota
State Board of Health
Freshmen Students Spend Christmas Holidays at Brookings
Four State College freshmen Ralph Braun Charles Peterson Lincoln Taylor and Frederic Larson are spending Christmas holidays with their parents and other relatives in the Brookings area.
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Wolsey
Ralph Braun
Charles Peterson
Lincoln Taylor
Frederic Larson
State College
Brookings
Chris
Scientists Ask TM Museum Be Built In Rapid City
Rapid City news reports a Paleontological Society resolution at its New York convention urging South Dakota to construct a state fossil museum in Rapid City to house the School of Mines collection. Signers include Dr William B Seeth dean of American paleontologists and Princeton professor emeritus and Dr Walter Granger curator at the American Museum of Natural History. Granger is noted for Bad Lands field work dating to the 1880s.
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Rapid City
Paleontological Society
New York City
South Dakota
Rapid
School of Mines
America
South
William B. Seeth
American Paleontologists
Princeton University
Walter Granger
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Granger
Signed by renown paleontologists from major universities
Dr. Erich M. Schlaikier of Brooklyn University and Dr. Glenn Jepsen of Princeton Curator of vertebrate paleontology signed the resolution. Schlaikier received public school education in Winner while Jepsen was educated in Rapid City public schools. Both parents reside in Rapid City.
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Erich M. Schlaikier
Brooklyn University
Glenn Jepsen
Veteriie Paleontology
Princeton
Schlaikier
Winner
Jepsen
Rapid City
Alpena Man Dies In Mitchell Hospital
Alpena December 31 Special J O Schmidt about 56 died Friday afternoon in a Mitchell hospital after an illness of several months. Son of Dain Schmidt he spent his entire life in Alpena vicinity farming five miles west of here during the past five years. He had been in failing health for months and was taken to the hospital about two weeks ago. Surviving are his wife, daughters and three sisters living in or near Alpena Miss Clam Seehnidt of Chicago and Mrs. Smith of Alcester.
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Alpena
J. O. Schmidt
Mitchell
Dain Schmidt
Alpen
Here
Schmidt
Frank Dethiefs
Sam Bur
James Linafitter
Mirsti Brandenbure
WL Branden~burg
Alpenay
Clam Seehnidt
Chicago
Smith
Alcester
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