Fire destroys Willow Lake frame building in main street
Willow Lake scene reports a frame building on the north end of Main Street was destroyed by fire on Saturday afternoon. The John Frolich estate owned structure served as a residence for the Ed Phillips family. The blaze caused by a gasoline stove explosion drew help from the Vienna fire department. Another building owned by Mary Mundhenke was damaged. insurance covered part of the loss on the French building, contents uninsured. Sheriff reports indicate. Roy E. Roney, 56, Sioux Falls pharmacist for 35 years, died Sunday after a stroke. survivors include his widow, a daughter, and Jay Roney of Yankton.
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Willow Lake
John Frolech
Ed Phillips
Vienna
Mary Mundhenke
Frenech
F. Dauggist
Sioux Falls
Roy. E. Roney
Jay Roney
Yankton
Speaker Warns on Alcohol Evils at Wessington Event
W. Roy Herg, executive secretary of Allied Youth, spoke at Wessington Springs High School about the evils of beverage alcohol and its connections to crime, health issues, and traffic accidents. He cited athletes and doctors and also spoke at the local college the previous evening.
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Wessington Springs
W. Roy Herg
Allied Youth
Wessington Springs High School
Berg
A Gardenia Misunderstanding at the Opening Event
In a crowded foyer nest of gardenias, Ann mistakes a man for a rendezvous partner after receiving a letter she recognizes as her own. The scene shifts to a comic misread, with gardenias everywhere and a line about a lonely refined gentleman. A young man notes the mix up and Ann departs in mortified haste, vowing she is a sap. To Be Continued. Mary to Take Exams.
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Ward
TF Am
Mary
Wessington Springs
Ralph Bramwell
Smart New Shirtwaister Pattern Ad
The classic shirtwaister shown in a new version with stitched seams and an inverted front pleat. Describes fit, fabric suggestions, and that Pattern No. 8624 fits sizes 14 to 42 with yardage details and ordering instructions from The Evening Herald Pattern Service.
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West Wacket Drive
Chicago
Club Year Plans For 4-H County Leaders Meet
About 25 Jevaders from 20 4-H clubs attended the Miller meeting Friday. Esther Taskerud of the state extension department presented the coming year's music program focused on Scandinavian music and a health project on cleanliness. Tyrus Thompson, district club leader, covered records and reports. Ratily Day is slated for April as the first activity. Leaders named Art Allen chairman, Mrs Louis Arbogast vice chairman, Mrs Louis Lanz secretary-treasurer. They will select a county representative to join in county planning.
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Esther Taskerud
State Extension Department
Jaskerud
Tyrus Thompson
Teader
Handy Helpers Club Reorganizes
Handy Helpers Club reorganizes under Agnes Novs chik. On February 11 at Miss Moore's, officers elected include Alice Haecock president Hazel Harris vice president Henrietta Gehring secretary and treasurer Dartathy Winegar reporter Dorothy Winegar and Jeanette Glennon roll call committee. Members plan a year on Cooking and will meet monthly at a member hotel with a leader drafting the year’s program for discussion at the next meeting.
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Agnes Novs
Chik
Miss
Dorothy Winegar
Winners Named In Declam And Essay Contests
Kenneth Pillman won first and second grades with Animal Crackers and Achoo was read by Russell Carpenter for third and fourth grades while Denna Belle Carpenter took fifth and sixth grade with Good Morning Teacher. Silas Wipf delivered the winning essay on Young America Future Guardian of Democracy. Report by Elmer Anderson Foster District No. 3 taught by Leland Greenan.
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Kenneth Pillman
Russell Carpenter
Achoo
Denna Belle -Carpenter
Silas Wipf
Young America
Future Guardian of Democracy
Elmer Anderson
Foster
Leland Greenan
Banner No 4 School Receives New Flag
Stanley Grant, a fourth grader at Banner No 4 School taught by Alice Welsh, explains the old flag was torn and worn out and the school board bought a new one. He notes pupils will salute and pledge to the flag as they raise the Hag.
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Stanley Grant
Alice Welsh
Richland School Welcomes Two New Pupils
Richland Center School reports two new students Gerald Hawley first grade and Raymond Hawley second grade. They began attending on Monday February 13, taught by Grace Rudy, with seventh grader Sart Reilly noting the details.
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Richland School
Richland Center School
Gerald Hawley
Raymond Hawley
Sart Reilly
Grace Rudy
Whittier 2nd Grade Finishes Sixth Reading Book
Whittier second grade pupils Annie Tschetter and Bbby Kauf completed their sixth reading book this year, as noted by eighth grader Devona Armstrong. Mrs. Pier will obtain new books at the county superintendent, and first grade pupils near finishing their first reader plan to read Tatters next.
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Bbby Kauf
Devona Armstrong
Whittier School
Edison Y C L Elects New Officers in Meeting
Marie Grass, an eighth grader from Edison Section in Iowa Township, reports that during a Friday meeting called to order by president Buell Siepikas, four members were absent. New officers elected were Ralph Wipt as president, Ivan Walz as vice president, and Marie Gross as secretary and treasurer. Committees were appointed by the new president and the meeting adjourned.
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Buell Siepikas
Marie Grass
Edison
Iowa Township
Kretehmer
Ralph Wipt
Ivan Walz
Marie Gross
Study of South Dakota History by Foster District No. 3
Students study state explorers including LeSueur and the Verendrye brothers along with Lewis and Clark. They also learn about Sioux, Omaha, and Kees tribes, per Donna Belle Carpenter’s class report taught by Leland Brown. A token note mentions a schoolboard purchase of a new metal wastepaper basket replacing an old one with holes.
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South Dakota
Charles Pierre LeSuer
Verendrye Brothers
Lewis and Clark
Donna Belle Carpenter
Foster District No. 3
Leland Brown
Betty Keller
Oldenburg YCL School Party Highlights February Events
Oldenburg YCL hosted a school party on February 14 with second grade pupils handing out Palestines, singing, and stories. Eighth grade girls acted as hostesses and shared ice cream and cake with absent students. On February 17 the fifth and sixth graders visited Huron for a geography lesson. The schoolhouse was decorated with Washington and Lincoln images and students made hatschets in art class.
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U. S
Eames
Genere Zell
Huron
Washington
Lincoln
Booklets On Lincoln Life From Cannes School Notes
The second grade at the Cannes School made booklets about Abraham Lincoln. A log cabin picture adorned the cover while inside they present facts about Honest Abe. Two copies, brown and gray, were produced under Leroy Hutz and Blader with St s ia Davis as teacher.
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Cannes
Abraham Linewa
Abe
Leroy Hutz
Blader
St.sia Davis
Award Pupils For Good Health Records
Pupils at Sch School received pencils from their teacher for having an etecon on the health records chart. Recipients include Bernette Stahl Francis Stail Grace Hofer Edna Bauer Dacis Kught and Mary Seinschndt. May Einschmidt will be the next health inspector. Francis Stahl taught by Mrs. Gaughran.
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Bernette
Francis Stail
Grace Hofer
Edna Bauer
Dacis Kught
Mary Seinschndt
Mayeinschmidt
Heals
Francis Stahl
Gaughran
Meyer School Special Meeting Spurred by Funeral Notices
Meyer School C. L. held a special meeting led by Agnes Greenan. Joseph Walter moved to contribute funds for flowers for Mr. Hokins. Sunday school was dismissed as Greenan and several pupils wished to attend Mr. Vighmns funeral.
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Ing Perryman
Meyer
Agnes Greenan
C. L
Joseph Walter
Hokins
Gettysburg Sheep Club Holds Annual Meeting At Home
The Gettysburg Sheep Club met Thursday at Nick Rausch home with one member present. James J. O Connor demonstrated wholesale and retail pork cuts. Next meeting at Ben Slgats. Members from Gettysburg High School include Fay Sloat Gene Sloat Donald Harer Darrell Harer Janice Hinckley Nica Hinckley Willard Zuber and Dean Comeau.
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Gettysburg
Community Comer Sheep Club
Nick Rausch
Gettyseburg
James J. O’connor
Ben Slgats
Gettysburg High School
Fay Ang
Gene Sloat
Donald
Darrell Harer
Janice
Nica Hinckley
Willard Zuber
Dean Comeau
Meyer School Pupils Build Snow House in Winter Project
Pupils at Meyer School under coach Agies Grrenga built a six foot high four foot square snow house with a snow mat. They are now constructing a second structure as seventh grader Joseph Walter notes the ongoing effort.
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Meyer School
Agies Grrenga
Joseph Walter
Death by Own Action Suspected in Salem Farm Shooting
Frank Dove aged 63 was found with fatal shotgun wounds on his Salem county farm. Authorities say all indications point to death by his own hand. Sheriff Davey reported a note in Dove s pocket addressed to him outlining plans to kill himself amid financial troubles.
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Frank Dove
Here
Richard Davey
Dove
Mitchell Soapital
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