Quiet Night Echoes as Students Build Sound Meter
Vermillion February 28 three senior electrical engineering students at the University of South Dakota designed and built a new ultra sensitive device to measure inaudible and faint sounds. The instrument records from one vibration per second to over 60 000 vibrations per second and aids architectural acoustics studies. Willard Dickenson Freeman Le land Thompson and Howard Crosby of St Paul and Dawson Minnesota led the project as their senior theses work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
University of South
Dekota
Willard Dickenson
Freeman
Leland Thompson
St. Paul
Minn
Howard Crosby
Dawson
Virgils March events and moves noted in Virgil column
Special correspondent reports Virgil events upcoming including a March 15 high school declamatory contest in two divisions with eight boys and seven girls entered. Senior and junior events span April to May with auctions, farm moves, and local official nominations discussed among residents and teachers.
Local social notes and visits from a distant Nebraska trip
Gy Special Correspondent notes births and visits as Mrs George P L Tschetter welcomes a daughter. The Denman and Ratliff families host relatives while Wilson Hazlitt journeys to Nebraska for his mother's illness. Clergy, clinic plans, trips to Minneapolis, and various calls and dinners fill a week of community life with many named locals and kin.
Yale Residents and Social News From Osceola Area
Monday visits by R E Welntt of Yale to Osceola families, contest winner Miss Emelie Wale receiving a 30 piece Rogers silverware set, and numerous local events. Descriptions of Sunday outings, school activities, club meetings, births, shopping, and visitors across Yale, Reo Heights, Bancroft, Aberdeen, and Huron with names such as Theo Kuen Gladys Nichola Grace Gaughran Henry Sassman Gene Garry and Mrs Foote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Welntt
Yale
Ibis
Osceola
Emelie Wale
Rogers Silverware
Theo Kuen
Apd
Gladys Nichola
Reo Heights
Nicholsa
Mr. Moon
Yale School
DeSmet
Paul Garry
Roquets
Gene Garry
Grace Gaughran
Sand Creek
James Lawrence
Albert, Mansa
Charles Lemke
Yeas Barrett
Charles
Garry
America Legion
Huron Sur- Hay
J. D. Kaufman
Yale: Commercial Club
Yale Hall
Blanch Porter
Aberdeen
Henry Sassman
Wisconsin
Joe Walsh
Bancroft
Ladies Aid
Foote
Walter Panta
William Muself
Wt. A. Maass
Walz
Gross
John
St. Williams
Thelma Gary
Broadland Gossip Notes Nearby Visitors and Events
Correspondent M. F. Luick returned from Minnesota and reports Sunday visits from the Cuaster Lytle family, Lester Johnston and Ronald from Huron, and Ralph Kaump hosting dinner with Ton Terney. Services resumed after last week’s road opening. Royal Neighbors card party planned in LO F hail. Sam Johnston place residents to move later. Kentucky trip for Karl Whitaker and William Andersen. Mary Krietman from Hitchcock bank visited Bra ndland. Local group plans a roller skating party. Boy Scouts met at M W church basement. E L Thompson, janitor of three schools, returned to work. George Kaump covered duties during absence. Mrs Barber and daughter visited Huron. sleigh accident en route home caused no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Luick
Minesota
Snd
Cuaster Lytle
Clinton
Lester Johnston
Ronald
Huron
Tls
Ralph Kaump
Ton
Hitchcock Bank
Braadland
M. W
E. L. Thompson
George Kaump
Willow Lake News Recounts Regional Travel And Meetings
Hy Special Correspondent reports L Chase and Pierre members attend state legislature this week. Mrs Chase and Danny accompany Jim to Huron and return the same day. N C Salem and H B Freeborn back from Minneapolis elevator agents convention. C A Thoma from hardware dealers gathering. Mrs Fred Bretski returns from Browns Valley after a week visit. James Brennen back from Minneapolis business trip. A Landrigan to join Great Northern agents en route to Benson Minnesota Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Lake
L. Chase
Iain Pierre
Minneapolis
Landrigan
Benson, Minn
Hartland News Notes and Local Visits
Special correspondent reports McMann and son Clayton could not proceed beyond Arlington on the Madison trip and returned to Huron by train while McMann later traveled to Arlington for the car. Ed Christerson and Wilt Kala bar sales drew crowds despite road conditions. Mrs. Byron Stevens’s School staged a George Washington program Friday evening at the Hebron penal. Lunches at Bartland were unable to be retained. John son visits and family happenings around Rinehalt home noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartland
James“McMann
Clayton Motorall
Madison
Arlington
Huron
McMann
Ed Christerson
Wilt Kalabar
Bartland
Merken
Johanson
Fobnson Brothers
Oscar
McFarling
Wee Jey
Rinehalt
Weekend Visits and Movements Near Bonills and Wolsey
The article notes Dan Guise moving onto the old Stonian place west of Bonills on Saturday, taking stock and household goods. Harold Sketon duo traveled to Wolsey Thursday with a team and sled. Mr and Mrs A F Hines and Mildred Hines hosted Sunday dinner. Roy Johnston and family enjoyed Saturday at the James McMann home. Bryan Stevens and wife visited Steve Daughterty on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieh School
Dan Guise
Stonian Place
Bonills
Harold Sketon
Wolsey
A. F. Hines
Mildred
Guerty
Banco Groothins
Roy Johnston
James McMann
Bryan Stevens
Steve Daughterty
Births and visits highlight Bonilla society notes
Mrs Jamies OBrien and Mia, Mrs Frank OBrien attended by Mr and Mrs John Miller Sunday. Mr and Mrs James Bales announce a son born Sunday February 4. L Swangen and family visited from Woon-Socket. A son born to Mr and Mrs Sweeney. 4-H club had 11 members and 8 visitors. next meeting March 20. Norrine Hewitt left for Rochester. Dewing called on John Miller. Erik Russell to enter Mayor clinic in Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speuar
Mie
Jamies O'Brien
Mia
Frank O’brien
John Miller
James Bales
Dhen
John Puil
Lips
Duct
L.'M. Russell
Nebra
Norrine Hewitt
Rochester
Charles Poe
Migs Dewing
Erik Russell
Mayor Clinic
Pleasant Valley club meeting postponed indefinitely
The Pleasant Valley club meeting was postponed indefinitely. A large crowd gathered at the L. E. Dean home Thursday where Mrs. Will Wade visited. Other notes include visits by Peter Nelson and Kiss Anna Nelson, Wade and Campbell ground feed at the McCool farm, and Otto Johnson now in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gann Valley
Pleasant Valley Club
Will Wade
Edgar McCool
Wade
Bud
Miller
Peter Nelson
Tom Barrett
Danforth
Dave Barrett
Ed Dwyer
Gell McCart
L. E. Dean
Osceola Stirs With Visits and Winter Work
Osceola residents engaged in weekly routines with visits from Mrs. Elmer Waiters to Iroquois and middle week travel by Ed Adamson Neling Brothers and Roy Stuart shipping a carload of bags to Watertown. A snow plow cleared west Kingsbury county roads, while neighbors helped Dale Snyder shovel snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Elmer
Iroquois
Ed Adamson
Neling Brothers
Roy Stuart
Watertown
A. G. Wasem
Huron
Dora Heidenreich
Snyder
Elsie
Hilda Tremel
Daisy Currier
Eimer Watters
Ammons and others travel and visit town events
Mr and Mrs Thomas Ammons were passengers to Huron Friday morning. Mrs Louise Cole spent Sunday in Iroquois. Miss Delpha Chapman visited her parents Mr and Mrs Horace Chapman. William Elisa transacted business in IroQuis Saturday. H H Ness doing carpenter work at the Ben Widman farm. John Lane returned home after a two weeks trip to Sioux City and Sioux Falls. Prof W KR Ohlsen spent Saturday in Arlington at the Kingsbury county basketball tournament. Joseph Halt aged 81, father of Mrs Ross Clendening, was buried in Esmond cemetery Tuesday afternoon. His home was Montier Miss but he wanted to be buried here where he had resided for years. He is survived by his aged wife and four daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George PL. Tschetter
Enseh
Lee Denman
Maynard Denman
Grant Davenhill
Maynard Opsahl
Yale
Ed Cooper
Frank
Steve" Ratliff
Nebraska
John ¥. Ratité
Inner
Wilson Hazlitt
John I. Ratliff
Joyce Williams
Rochester
Minn
California
Miss Peay
Opsal
Byron Krebs
George Poach
Raymond
A. Jeffrey
Hugh Williams
Rose Badten
Milo Staum
Oath
Ratliff Frank ‘Crouse
Watertowon
Aes A. Jeffrey
Anne
Grace
Oscar Carlson
Minenapolla
Brady
Speciae
Thomas Ammons
Huron
Louise Cole
Iroquois
Delpha Chapman
Horace Chapman
William Elisa
H. H. Ness
Ben Widman
John Lane
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
W. KR. Ohlsen
Healed Vests Men and Sere Lege Open Legs
Fragmentary text mentions healing and medical conditions such as leg ulcers enlarged veins and a Betzeman healing claim. The readable fragments lack clear events, dates, or identifiable persons to form a complete news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betzeman
Desmet Social Notes Bring Visitors From Nearby Towns
Special correspondent reports Mr and Mrs J M Callahan traveling from Sioux Falls to DeSmet for farm business while John Dyan visits from St Charles Minn. Lyle Halverson returns to work after frostbite. Mrs D C Cook of Huron visits Mrs Claude Lewis. Roy O Neill from St Lawrence stays with friends Wesley and Paul Ruth. Eugene Younger and wife arrive from Sheldon to see her mother Mrs J Marquardt. Younger works on state road construction during open season. Mrs Roy Palmer teaches rural school for Miss Lucille Ezzel who has been away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desmet
J. M. Callahan
Sioux Fallz
John Dyan
B. A. Dyan
A B. Bostrom
St. Charles
Minn
Lyle Halverson
D. C. Cook
Huron
Claude Lewis
Roy O'Neill
St. Lawrence
Wesley
Paul Ruth
Eugene Younger
Sheldon, Jr
J. Marquardt
Younger
Roy Palmer
Lucille Ezzel
Alpena Social Notes Mention Illness and Visits
Oswald Myron was taken ill with appendicitis Saturday night. Dr Shull treated him. Mrs J J Ferok and Andrew Aizembe y traveled to Chamberlain for rheumatism treatment. Several local residents visited relatives in Alpena and nearby towns over the weekend. Christina Myron left for Custer to work as a physician at a sanatorium. Alpena high school hosted an at home talent play at Dreamland on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena Oswald Myron
Shull
J. J. Ferok
Andrew Aizembrey
Chamberlain
J. .M. “Wahl Gud
Adis
Marion Feniel
Emma Daieska
Schmidt
James Linafelter
Buron
Carl Schortzian
Julius Schortzman
Pete Schortzman
Geo. McMillan
Pete Erickson
Local Social News Highlights From Alpena Area
Mrs. W. J. Page and daughter hosted at H. A. Munson home while Mrs. A J Brighany entertained ladies. The Progressive club gathered at A J Seidschlaw’s, with a talk on civic responsibility and a sporting bee led by Mrs Elder Johnson. Numerous visits, dinners, and hostings occurred as families traveled from Mitchell Huron and Vermilion for events and a state conference for young people.
Local visitors and family visits reported across towns
Violet, Floyd Kraft, Ted Mew Williams and Jim Blow visited the T. B. Vegge home Sunday evening. Reynald Smith of DeSmet spent the weekend with home folks in Alpena. Roy Wales and family went to Huron Sunday afternoon to visit his mother and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Violet
Floyd Kraft
Ted Mew Williams
Jim Blow
T. B. Vegge
Reynald Smith
DeSmet
Alpena
Roy Wales
Huron
Bridge Night Social and Family News
Mr and Mrs McGraw hosted five tables of bridge Friday night. Yoho Kingdon and Mrs R H Wagner led high scores while Mrs Kingdon and Mrs George McGraw took the consolation. Mrs L F Sutter and daughter Shirlea are ill with smallpox, with Lenore Sutter staying with Miss Halda Shiele and Alma Anderson with the Kingdon family. Coach R W Brandt took the basketball team to Heron for a college floor practice. George McGraw completed filling his ice house this week. A H Boorse and Neil D Annis were business callers in Huron Monday. An son born to Mr and Mrs James Boles on February 24 and a son to Mr and Mrs Lloyd Swaney on February 25. Triand Bid Bridge club met at Bre R J Steffen’s home. winners were Mrs M C Daveson, Mrs Lufa Murphy, and Mrs Emma Webb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heron
George McGraw
A. H. Boorse
Neil D.’ Annis
Huron Mondas
James Boles
Lloyd Swaney
Triand Bid
Woonsocket notes and county court actions brief
Miss Gertrude Getchel and Mrs Mae Hoy spent Sunday at the H J Hobart home in Woonsocket. Mrs Yonkers of Woonsocket transacted business in Sioux Falls. A marriage license was issued to Roy E Fisher and Jessie Woodward of Letcher, both 29. Lyton Wallard of Artesian was fined 150 after pleading guilty to bad checks. Deputy Sheriff Heigeland filed the case. The courthouse staff honored F D Richards, the outgoing state's attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Getchel
Murdo
H. J. Hobart
Woonsocket
Mae Hoy
Artesian
Legion Auxiliary Meeting
Huron
Mente Yonkers
Sioux Falls
Roy E. Fisher
Letcher
Jessie Woodward
E Heigeland
Lyton Wallard
R. C. Bakerwell
Court House
Gave &Harty
F. D.richards
Local Notes From Hiland Area Ties And Visits
Mrs Roy Bute spent Saturday visiting relatives in Hiland with sister Mrs Dave Hughes. Miss Ethel Bute visited in Miller Saturday night with Marian Keck. Irene Kil and others spent the weekend with family. Bert Bute and son Farl visited. Jack Fanning stayed with Bernard Daler. Viola Kane travels to Pierre for medical care. Mr and Mrs Frank Mullin celebrated their silver wedding anniversary on February 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Bute
Dave Hughes
Miller
Lorraine Shaw
Milley
Ethel Bute
MM Marian Keck
Irene Kil
Andrew Gomerude
Oliver Gomsrude
Earl Swab
Etjiel Bute
Ted Abbott
Leonard Dixon
Caude Kane
Viola
Pierre
Howard Keck
Percy Kane
Frank Mullin
Adlerika Gas Relief Ad Claims Quick Bowel Cleansing
Mrs P Olson reports relief from gas and bloating after one spoonful of Adlerika. The ad touts relief for upper and lower bowels removing old matter, promising improved appetite and sleep. Longsta Drug Co. Ads.
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Adlerika
Hubby
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Roy Travers
Bonilla
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Treyer
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Pleasant Il
Helga Larson
Dearborn
Plesehoant
David Barnes
Carl Graders
Georgie Mart
Ed Assessor
Willam Enuth
Justice of the Peace
Ranke Groothius
Garl Scheel
Broadland
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W. J. Page
Tittle
H. A. Munson
A. J. Brighany
Emanual Meeck
Mitchell
Progressive Club
A.J. Seidschlaw
Elder Johnson
Washington
Charles Brammer
E. F. Coursey
W. B. Shet- Heli
Lember Yard
Ed Wwight
Springfield
Cuaries Whissier
Gorden Scott Farm
Christina Myron
Ruty Glow
Roy Triplett
Migs Lyle
Vermilion
Curtis Magek
E. ER. Barnea
Roy. DeVore
Lawrence Murphy
Fedora
Conor
Ea Koerner
Harry Collman
John Schneidermen
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