Wessington Springs Band Records 52 Members
WESSINGTON SPRINGS Feb 3 The largest high school band, led by F. Lein, has 52 members after junior members were admitted Friday night. The roster lists clarinets, trumpets, trombones, tubas, drums and sousaphone with names of students across sections.
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Band At Springs
Wessington Springs
F. Lein
Comercial Club
Tem Jeness Keene
Wattan
Indy Swanson
Lillian
Roger Cashman
Douglas Bidleman
Murivl Thodes
Don Larsen
Betty Vin Barer
Warne
Martlin Fite
Harry Lar
Kurt Schwarts
Keita
A Schmiever
Arthur
Ray Schucrer
Donroe
Flittie
Ruth Hawk
Ken- Arione Amy
Clifford Zenaur
Avery Thompson
Dorothy Gregory
Mur
Robert DeLay
Bila Pinard
Merlyn Hodge
Fidey Webb
Roger Huother
Hyde Tie
Dustin
Aml Euges
Laurence Vty Caulk
Lucilie Caulk
Ayers
Wallace Shurehill
Merle Cowman
Susan Schmidt
Dorothy Foster
Mons Christensen
Peter Bulk
Case supply burns Bancroft stalk stack mystery
Wernon Claassen, a farmer northeast of Huron, found his cane stack reduced to ashes after snow cover and tight shelter allegedly caused spontaneous combustion. The incident occurred recently as he cleared the area. no injuries reported.
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Bancroft
Wernon Claassen
Huron
Claassen
Neighborhood News Roundup of Weekend Visits and Local Happenings
Neighborhood brief summarizes residents visiting relatives and returning home, including Norma at her parents, Carson back to work after time with his mother, and several local families traveling to California and Minnesota. Also notes WPA project on Wolsey streets, a birth announcement Betty Ann at F G Gordon home, and various visits among Montgomery, Osmond, Keelia, Ostrand, Swaney, and Dering families with minor travel details.
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Mie Heedeen
Norma
Marvin
Carson
Pierre
Ethel Carson
WPA
Wolsey
F.C. Osmond
Clarence Keéelia
California
Gordon Custer
Univerity of Minnesota
Frank J. W. Montgomery
Iva Montgomery
Huron
Ladies Add Society
F. G. Gordon
Merdames
A. C Manmes
H. C. Cheney
Hurph
Horton
Arthur Ostrand
Thelr
Betty Ann
Andrew Dragsel
Cut Bank
Mom
Anns
Haxel
Broadland and area names visit relatives over weekend
Mrs Oral Jeffers and family spend Sunday at the M. EL home while Gene Gasteigne and daughters of Huron visit relatives. Redfield visitors Art Abramson and Kenneth Abramson call on Flos Urban in Mure. Waleaven Cumming and family dine with the Urban. Mable Pownell Marvel Jeffers return to Hitchcock after weekend at their hermes. The Methodist Church holds Sunday services and Ladies Aid meets Thursday in the church basement.
Weekend Visits Across Aberdeen and Huron Area
Miss Gwano Baptist of Aberdeen spent the weekend at her home. Mrs Dorothy Syring hosted guests near Wessington. French and Missouni hosted weekends near Broadland. Dorothy OFrien and the Zeigler family were in the area with Holland Vollenweider and daughter at the Zeigler home near Huron. Vollenweider family to stay with relatives. Glenn Price visited Huron Sunday. Wilford Hamilton, recently ill, entered a Huron hospital for rheumatism treatment.
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Bonifla
Gwano Baptist
Aberdeen
Dorothy Syring
Wessington
Missouni -French
Broadland
Dorothy 1 Ofrien
Holland Vollenweider
Zeigler
Huron
Vollenweider
Glenn Price
Wilford Hamilton
Huron Hospital
Local notes on visitors and family events
Hitchcock and Miss Marie Heineman returned home from coviewe at Mitchell and spent the weekend with her father Joan Heineman. A daughter Mavis Mae was born to Mr and Mrs Chris Kuestermeyer on February 20. Walter Bachman family visited the Ca Catton home, Ray Walton and baby stayed with aunt Mrs P E Dickson. Martin has the flu. Dale Van Voorhis and Ann Schroeter visited the country with Mr and Mrs Dark McDonald.
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Hitchcock
Marie Heineman
Coviewe
Mitchell
Joan Heineman
Mavis Mae
Chris Kuestermeyer
Mra
Walter Bachman
P. EB. Dickson
Woh
Martin
Dale van Voorhis
Ann Schroeter
Dark McDonald
Bolte Family Returns From Maumee Arkansas Visit
Virgil and Mrs. Bolte returned from Maumee Arkansas where they stayed with their daughter for several weeks. Engel Wessels and his wife from Washington DC are visiting Mrs. Wessels' parents Mr. and Mrs. W H Thomas this week. D Y Barnes recently came back from a business trip in the southern part of the state. Victor Van Lewalle brought a new caterpillar Diesel road maintainer from Aberdeen last week, purchased by the county for local use.
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Virgil
Henry Bolte
Maumee
Ark
Engel Wessels
Washington, D. C
Aberdeen
First Scarlet Fever Case Reported in Wessington Springs
Dr J W Fosters cites the first scarlet fever case in Wessington Springs with Miss Hester Cutler, daughter of Judge Alden Cutler, quarantined. Frank Jensen returns from Minneapolis on business. Star Circle met at Mrs Fienzy Anderson's home. Gak Zink returns to Weasington after cloth store work. A local elevator employee Vi Kearns ill recently. Fred Bykerk finally holds sale after weather delays. A PEO meets at Mrs L Tamblyn’s home on Tuesday February 2.
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Wessington Springs
J. W. Fosters
Hester Cutter
Parker
Cutler
Alden Cutler
Frank Jensen
Minneapolis
Star ‘Circle
L|. Tamblyn
Four Debate Squad Members Visit Woessocket Donation Event
Four members of the total high school debate squad traveled to Woessocket last Saturday morning and donated several teams from the district including Pisnp and Mount Vernon. Participants named include Eugene Mubicht Roger Dun ham William Plittie and Carl Jensen along with Instructor Marcella Steven.
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Woessocket
Pisnp
Mount Vernon
Eugene Mubicht
Roger Dunham
Wiliam Plittie
Carl Jensen
Marcella Steven
Cavour and area social notes and obituaries
Sunday social visits mark a busy week with Mr and Mrs J L Bughnett Miss Toy and others in Mitchull Steatford visitors Mr and Mrs F E Johnson and families JP events include church services in Pearl Creek and a junior class play setup. Local residents share music lessons shopping trips church news and a tragic death of Claud Blair formerly of Shefield S D. Clair Martin becomes O K Implement manager in Iroquois.
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Hoy
Hicksock
Cavour
Olive Johnson
Harbaugh
Marion Duester
Fernan
H. Benston
G. D. Brown
WW. Carr
FR. Bramwell
Huron
Claud Blair
Shefield
Blair
Viva Hintermiester
Letha Costain
Clair Martin
O'Keefe
Iroquois
Dreger
Depot Agent Perry Guth Visits Family Near Janesville
Perry Guth, Roe Hingits depot agent, left Saturday night for a visit with his mother near Janesville, Wisconsin, returning Monday night. The PTA held its regular meeting Monday evening with an interesting program about lives of February born individuals, followed by a lunch.
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Perry Guth
Roe Hingits
Janesville
Wis
PTA
Highmore Residents Send Weekend News and Updates
Highmore community notes cover visits and illnesses with multiple locals, including Rother Haverty returning from Pierre, Miss Haverly recovering from surgery, and numerous family and friend visits. Donations for Yale School and several illnesses and travel updates appear, along with deaths in Pierre and Silverton, Ore.
Local Notices From Omaha Area Amid Health and Meeting Updates
Danforth ive and Aeivin Bia discuss brother’s death in Omaha Neb while Rhaten improves at Mil lee hospital. Miss Marion Keck visits home. Mr Ford recovers after illness and fills ice house from Lake Donald south of St Lawrence. Local teachers plan meeting at Miller February 27. Garfield Winters to speak on the 3.0 B.A. event from Rapid City last November.
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Omaha
Neb
Rhaten
Millee Hospital
Ford
Marion Keck
Lake Donald
St. Lawrence
Miller
Garfield Winters
Rapid City
Local visit highlights and family news in Yale area
Yale residents Mr Bern and Paul traveled to Madi reasee day this week to visit Tela ven. Mr and Mrs William Muself and son of Huron spent one day at the home of Mr Muselfs parents here. Mr and Mrs A Gaughran and cousin of Conde were guests at relatives homes. Bernard Garry and daughter Helen and Bernard Maass drove to Bridgewater last week for their golden wedding anniversary. Birth of a baby boy Lloyd Wayne reported at a Huron hospital weighing four pounds half ounce. Lloyd Gribble and Leora Smith visited from Furon with home folks early week.
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Yale
Bern
Paul
Telaven
William Muself
Huron
Muself
Perenta
A. Gaughran
Doustietter
Conde
Bernard Garry
Helen
Berard Maass
Bridgewater
Jule
Delvaux
Huron Hospital
Ada
Lloyd Wayne
Lloyd Gribble
Leora Smith
Furon
Arith W. I. Bough
Ree Heights Social Hosts Share Attentive Gathering
A social gathering in Ree Heights featured Mrs. Fred Varcoe entertaining Mrs. Hebert Wareing and Mrs. Arthur Green, with attendees including Mrs. Roger Paine Mrs. Harry Flint and Mrs. Milford Beales acting as hostesses for the event.
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Ree Heights
Fred "Varcoe
Hebert Wareing
Arthur Green
Roger Paine
Harry Flint
Milford Beales
Government seed prices set for Dakota farmers
Prices for seed wheat, oats, barley, and flax are fixed uniformly across South Dakota by the Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation. Sales are limited to approved farmers through local elevatories or the central office in Minneapolis. Prices reflect no freight differentials, with wheat at about $1.60 per bushel and flax at $2.70, supporting drought-area seed grain conservation efforts.
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Federal Surplus Commodity Corporation
Soue Dakota
A. M. Eberle
Minne
Northwest
Fears National Grainy Corporation
Farm Credit Administration
Federal
Surplus Commodities Corpora
ESCC
Marquis
Ceres
Thatcher
Darwin
Grostly Minduni
Federal Surplus Commodities Cor
Flour Exchange Building
Minneapalis
Minnesota
County Sted
Mrs Bresche Recovering After Major Operation
Mrs. Guy LaBresche is recovering well in Mitchell Hospital Forestburg after a major operation performed late last week. The Spesial dispatch notes her steady progress and gratitude from family and friends during convalescence.
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UA Bresche
Forestburg
Spesial
Guy Wlabresche
Ini
Mitchell Hospital
Recipe contest entries sought by this week
The subject for this week's recipe contest is unclear due to text errors. Eligible participants appear to be a group named 317 Women omwaders of the Kyenlig Veronite. Submit all recipes to the Food Contest Editor before 3 o'clock on Wednesday.
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Kyenlig Veronite
Household hints from Olive Nee
A collection of domestic tips suggests quick shortcuts for meal prep and cleaning. Tips include using a sifter to grate cheese, rolling donuts in sugar, slicing carrots over shaved ice, reviving ice maker crystals, using a window scraper with straight edges, attaching casters to a kitchen table, and flavoring soups by infusing chopped onion in a tea ball.
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Fiamemaker Tahways
Jane Fitchen
Turner Attacks Armament Spending Debate in 1937 Costs
WESSINGIVAN SPHINGS February 2 Special Speaking for the Emergency Peace Campaign, George Allen Turner criticized England’s armament outlay and U.S. war budgets. He spoke at a Jerould County tax association meeting at the courthouse about how wartime spending raises taxes, noting daily 1937 totals of 2,720,000 for defense versus 20,000 for education.
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Wessingivan
England
George Allen Turner
Turner
South Dakota
Jerauld County
War and Navy
Wessington High Assembly Features Speech by Professor Rice
Wessington High School held a general assembly on Tuesday and heard a talk by Professor Rice of Sioux Falls. Professor Rice is the father of Dr. Wayland Rice of Wessington.
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Whimington
Wesshington High School
Professor Rice
Sioux Falls
Wayland Rice
Wessington
Regulation of Seeding Adapted Legumes Discussed
BROOKINGS February 25 stormy notes from the Washington office of the North Central Region outline regulations on planting adapted legume and grasses seedings. Van Zee, acting chair of the South Dakota Agricultural Conservation Committee, cites evidence of careful trials and urges self conserving practices while warning against improper seed mixtures and delayed payments. New rules specify dormancy proof and limit payments for alfalfa and clover seedings with adapted varieties, with compliance required by November 1, 1947.
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Brookings
iSpevinle
Washington
North Cental
Accordian W
Goopewieuig
Tuten
Varn Zee
Dakoby
Reduces Varicose or Swollen Veins
Advertisement claims Moses Emerald Oil at Sherman and Moe can quickly reduce varicose veins or swelling. It promotes normal vein size with morning and night use and asserts deep penetrating power. The copy urges immediate trial and promises a long lasting bottle despite minor misspellings and odd phrasing.
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Sherman & Moe
Schmidts Enter Rockham Anniversary Party
Mr and Mrs Ben Schmitt entertained a number of friends at their home Monday for their wedding anniversary. Monte Carlo whist was played and a two course lunch was served by the host and hostess.
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Schmidts
Rockham
Ben Schmitt
Monte Carlo
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