Social Security Board Likely to Review TB Rehab Plan
The South Dakota Social Security Commission will discuss a rehabilitation program at its Feb 28 meeting for TB sanatorium patients released to the community. Dr J W Sherwood said an official of the institution and possibly a patient may present before the board which administers Social Security funds. The proposal mirrors existing services for physically disabled workers but aims to aid former tuberculosis patients with reduced work capacity.
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R. H. Blunt
Blunt
Bancroft Lutheran Aid Discusses Mission Study Plans
St John s Lutheran Ladies Aid met at Mrs Carl Weerts home with eleven members. The group opened with hymn scripture and prayer led by Rev A L Keller. They planned to study outlined missionary topics at the next meeting and distributed Think Offering boxes for missionary purposes to be opened in November 1938. Lunch followed hosted by Mrs Carl Eri and Mrs Karl Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft Lutheran Aid
Bancroft
St. John's Lutheran Ladies Aid
Carl Weerts
Rey .A. L. Keller
Carleri
Karl Anderson
Funeral services held for Mrs Mi at Montrose
Amended obituary note reports Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Peery driving to Montrose on Tuesday to attend funeral services for Mrs. Mi. The fragment references a special dispatch from February 9 and a Bancroft location.
Rural Carrier Emil Kolashefsky Retires After 29 Years
Madison reports Emil Kolashefsky a Lake County rural mail carrier retires after 29 years and two months of service. Beginning in 1908 on a 30 mile route the work grew to 52 miles with a Model T Ford. He witnessed Lake County roads evolve from dirt lanes to hard surfaced. He lived in Lake County since 1392 after coming from Russia and has resided in Madison the last four years. A niece Mrs A Fenner and brother in law Henry Hein live in Huron.
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Madison
Emil Kolashefsky
Lake County
Mer. Kolashetsky
Emil
Kolashefsky
Russia
A. Fenner
Henry Hein
Huron
Extension Courses Expand at South Dakota High School
Vermillion February 9 Special announces the University of South Dakota High School Correspondence Study department has expanded from eight to twenty subjects including practical high school courses and vocational studies in commerce. Courses are taught by teachers pursuing master degrees ensuring strong standards. Typing remains steady and deometry and community civics are due next week. Miller February 9 Special reports the Legion Auxiliary annual dance in Miller auditorium to aid hospitalized veterans, child welfare and community service projects with Pierre Capitolians providing music.
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West 9 & Extension Division
University of South Dakota
Alvaro Boerler
Boegler
Miller
Legion Auxiliary
Miller Auditorium
Pierre Capitolians
Home for Week End Hitchcock Specials
Miss Viola Kuestermeyer and Miss Alan Bolt of Huron visited over the weekend to view prospective homes in Hitchcock. The brief social note highlights their trip and interest in local housing options during the weekend.
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Hitchcock
Viola Kuestermeyer
Alan Bolt
Huron
Farm Union Holds District Meeting at Turton
Junior readers from the third district South Dakota Farmers Union met in Turton for a two day event with Director Paul Ericson of Sioux Falls and county guides from Brown Hand Kingsbury Deuel and Spink. Sessions covered cooperative acts education recreation in cooperation and records of achievement initiated by a committee including Mrs Radke Mrs Clyde Ross Miss Field and Mrs Arnold Styles. Speakers included Erics on county agent Ejarne Davids on and films on Public Health Soil Conservation and International Relations.
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Farm Union
Turton
South Dakota Farmers Union
Redfield
Paul Ericson
Sioux Falls
County Guides
Brown, Hand
Hkingsbury
Deuel
Spink
Briggon
Actups
H. M. Bissell
Ericson
Radke
Brown County
Clyde Ross
Hand
Field
Kingsbury
Arnold Styles
Ejarne Davids Son
Liquor And Cigaret Revenues Rise In January
Pierre reports January collections for liquor beer and cigaret stamps and licenses totalled 136 353 up from 83 829 a year earlier. Liquor revenue led at 74 567 followed by cigarets 41 773 and beer 20 003. The rise reflects a 50 percent stamp tax increase on beer and liquor.
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Pierre
Tressurer
W. H. Hinselman
Louis Hobart Rites Held At Harrold
Funeral services were held at the Lutheran Church for Louis Hobart 73 who died after a six week illness. The Rev Siegel conducted final rites. Survived by wife a daughter and two sons.
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Louis Hobart
Harrold
Lutheran Church
Siegel
Obar
Public Forum Set for March 25 in Pierre
State Superintendent J F Hines announced a public forum will be held in Pierre on March 25 with federal funds financing. John W Studebaker, federal education commissioner, and Hines arranged the event to gather input on culture taxation and economic problems from diverse participants across the state.
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Pierre
J. F. Hines
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Hines
John W. Studebaker
Washington
General Fund Goes Farther Into Red
State general fund overdraft rose by 32,605 in January per State Treasurer W. H. Hinselman. On February 1 the overdraft reached 250,736, up from 219,101 January 1 and 217,887 February 1 last year. Total state funds stood at 8,193,309 on February 1, with old age assistance unspent at 760,985 as of February 2.
Mrs Archie Linderman Undergoes Convalescence at St Mary's
Mrs Archie Linderman who underwent a serious operation at St Marys hospital in Rochester Minnesota is reported to be getting along as well as can be expected.
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Conde
Archie Linderman
St. Mary's Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Move To Increase Meat Consumption In Sioux Falls
In Sioux Falls Monday night about 250 people attended a meeting on increasing meat consumption. Organized with the Nations Livestock and Meat Board and Institute of American Meat Packers, the session featured W H T Foster of John Murrell & Co. stressing meat sales' importance to the region and noting current prices make meat an economical staple for farmers and shoppers alike. Mrs Ed Gatke returned from Fairmont Minnesota after visiting her daughter Mrs E Olson who has been seriously ill.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls Territory
of the Nations Livestock and Meat Board
Institute of American Meat Packers
W. H. T. Foster
John Murrell & Co
Foster
Fairmont Hitchcock
Ed Gatke
Fairmont
Minn
E. §. Olson
Home from hospital in Alpena
Woodrow Millhouse returned home Sunday from a Mitchell hospital where he was recuperating after an appendicitis operation.
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Alpena
Woodrow Millhouse
Ren Aed
Mitchell Hospital
Ray Treatments Are Overrated 8. VII. Professor Claims Re d Gani Energy Has Litthe Curative Effect
Vermillion reports on Dr. H Morrow Sweeney of the University of South Dakota who in Surgery journal argues radiant energy has little effect on wound healing. Using carbamate radiation on dogs, he found no significant speedup in healing versus non irradiated wounds. Sunday visitors to the Olmsted home included Mr and Mrs RW Olmsted and daughter Charlotte of Carthage.
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Vermollion
H. Morrow Sweeney
University of South Dakan
Sweeney
Bancroft
Russ Olisted
RW. Olmsted
Charlotte
Carthage
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