15 000 in S D Served by WPA Adult Education Program
Mitchell Feb 27 Special The WPA adult education project in South Dakota enrolls about 15 000 people focusing on citizenship literacy and Americanization. Vocational courses include electric welding baking blacksmithing carpentry and more with 5 155 in adult classes 17 176 in forums and lectures 21 in high school correspondence and 1 872 in life enrichment in January.
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Mitchell
WPA
South Dakota
Amos EB. Rogers
Rogers
Fine Ridge Reservation
Americas
Sioux Falls
Edgemont
Wakpala
Huron
Enbryo
CCC
Hill City
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Redfield
Warren Johnson named manager at Canton Home Furniture
Warren Johnson, formerly manager of the Canton Home Furniture Store, succeeds P. A. Cray as manager of the Huron store. Johnson opened the Canton store five months ago and previously managed there until moving to Huron. Also noted are visits and movements of local residents, a Mankato trip for Mrs. Anna Finegan Jett, and a George Washington commemoration by the Philomathian Society at Huron College with scripture reading and a trio performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Johnson
Home Furniture
Canton
P. A. Cray
Jocal Home Furniture
Johnson
Huron
Anna Finegan Jett
Mankato
M. Loucks
Campden East
Ontario
Canada
Jack Mahoney
Sophia Stachwich
J. F. Meyers
Heights
George Deskot
Wessington
Stella Singpeil
James Hand
McAllen
Tex
F. W. Bently, Jr
Missouri Valley
F._W. Bentley
Philomathian Literary Society
Huron College
George Washington
Stanley Arnett
Musical items and personal notices from Mound City
Program features George Stovall on violin Bernard Palm on the Bute and Catherine Dodsley on piano. John Williams and John Bullock perform a vocal solo. Mrs J O Van Syckel departs tomorrow for Seattle to visit daughter Mabel Mr and Mrs H A Ficklin retired last evening from Mound City and will reside here.
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George Stovall
Bernard Palm
Catherine Dodsley
George Washington
Flashes Of Life and Oddities Across Cities
A scattered roundup from New York to Chicago notes Emma Gross's fortune telling misadventure ending in a night court, Frank Pigga's Dynalite theft case with a suspended jail term, a Dallas teacher paying taxes with a penny, and Joseph Costa feeding 160 gulls at breakfast every morning by Lake Michigan with feathered friends joining his table.
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Chicago
Joseph C. Costa
Lake 3
Beadle County Real Estate Transfers Summary
Beadle County records show Charley Burton transferring property to Beadle Co for 26 dollars in part west or northwest quarter 6 105 85. John S Pasek sells to Huron College for 1 dollar southwest quarter 9 113 60. Huron College to John S Tschetter in Huron South Dakota for 1 dollar southwest quarter 9 113 60. John S Tschetter and wife to Huron College for 1 dollar northeast quarter 11 212 60. Jacob Arbeiter and wife to Mary Arbeiter in Huron South Dakota for 1 dollar northeast quarter 6 111 60. Sheriff to Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States for 5 757 dollars northwest and northwest quarter of southwest 18 112 65.
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Beadle County
Charley Burton
Beadle Co
Wis
John S. Pasek
Huron College
John S. Tschetter
Huron
S. D
Jacob Arbeiter
Mary Arbeiter
Equit
Life Assu. Soc
U. S
Morning Star Rebekah Lodge Meets in Regular Session
Morning Star Rebekah Lodge met in regular session with plans made for forthcoming activities and preparations discussed for the Wellington meeting venue and schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Wellington
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. P
Texas
America
Lighthouse Cleanser
Weston
Lux
Hollywood
Manchester
S.D
HOME
Crisco
P&g
Navy
New York
Emma Gross
Brooklyn- Queens
Ecourt
Scranton
Frank Pigga
Alfred E. Sweyer
Dallas
Miami. Tex
W. A. Thomas
Open Air Fruit & Vegetable Market
Dakota
Parsnips, & Lbs
Missouri Reds
Eae Ud
Dreft
Dez
California
Yacht Club
Monarch
Red Owl
Lenica Seafood
Northern
Columbia River
U.S
Agus Criftse
Alaska
Salmon Nor
Hogelus
Mott's Jelly
Kellogg
Lakeland
Vous
Tansee AO
la Choy
Hershey's
Red Trumph
Peck
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