Stork Fact Records Slow in Kingsbury County 1937
Lake Preston Jan 3 Special Dan Cupid Father Tie and the Stork, per Kingsbury County clerk of courts John MacAdaragh, have fallen behind schedule in 1937 with divorces operating normally. Births at about 210, the lowest in years, with many delayed registrations back to 1881 and 1889. Deaths ran below normal, about 79 this year, with 119 in 1979 noted as a low. Naturalization surged, 12 declarations for first-time citizens, largest since the mood. Some applicants believed themselves citizens by earlier law, but social security rules require declarations now.
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Lake Preston
Dan Cupid
Father Tie
John MacAdarach
Cleark
Kingsbury
Naturalization Department
MacAdaragh
Social Security Organization
Kingsbury County
Me. Stork
Radio’s First Double Feature Sets Morning Schedule
The January 3, 1937 briefing notes a new WIZ NBC forenoon block with 30 minutes of Margot of Castlewood and 15 minutes of Aunt, Jemima. It covers sponsor Big Money and Johnson’s reduced-episode plan, plus Tonight Listening listings across WEAF NBC WABC CBS and more with numerous orchestras and ensembles.
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Asec Butterfield Associated Press
Ts Central Standard
New York
Wiz-Nbc
Atien
Margot of
Castlewood
Jemima
Big Money
Quaker Qats
Mentley
WEAF
NBC
Uncle Rara
Burns
Alten
Richard Crooks
Fibber McGee and Molly
Phil Spitalny
Freddie Martin
WABC
CBS
Boake Carter
Pick and
Paty
Claudette Colbert
Fred MacMurray
Walter Connolly
Wayne King
Sammy’ Kaye
Miss Elya Smith and Evanses Visit Before Return to School
Miss Elya Smith of Rapid City and Mr. David Evans with Mrs. Evans spent Christmas in Alpena then traveled to Mitchell to spend a few days before resuming teaching duties. Mrs. Evans accompanies her husband who is an instructor at Belvidere.
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Alpena
Elya Smith
David Evans
Mitchell
Miss Smith
Rapid City
Evans
Belvidere
Extension club to meet Orient January 4
The Orient Extension Club will hold its next regular meeting Tuesday afternoon January 4 at the home of Mrs. Clarence Matter. Mrs. Otto Miegner will assist Mrs. Matter.
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Orient
Orient Extension Club
Clarence Matter
Otto Miegnrr
Walker Girls Entertain Tulare Social Club
A large group of young people gathered at the home of Misses Wilma and Laura Walker Tuesday evening. Games were played and refreshments were served by the hostesses.
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Tulare
Wilma
Laura Walker
January Radio Outlook at KUSD Vermillion
Vermillion January radio schedule for KUSD SDU. W H Jordan outlines ministerial talks on Wednesdays at 4 30 PM and Ave Marie Saint dramatizations Tuesdays at 9 30 PM. Faculty talks Monday Wednesday Friday KO, Maude Plannery Children’s Hour, Parent Forum afternoons, and Friday Sports Parade 4 PM. Local sports coverage includes home basketball and North Dakota State game January 7. Fine Arts faculty and students present music Monday Wednesday Friday. South Dakota Historical Notes Mondays at 4 30 PM. Sororities and fraternities sing Thursdays nights.
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Ave Marie
Graymoor Friars
Garrettson
Jarden
Chilren
KUSD
C. E. Lyon
Getics
Iow Kusd
North Dakota State
Vince Ane
DeSmet
Dee Crawford
Huron
Dick Berry
Herbert Evans
Rapid City
College of Fine Arts
Jordan
Entertain in Honor of Faulkton Visitors
Dr and Mrs S FH Jarvis entertained Tuesday evening in honor of Mr and Mrs Win Lockwood of Faith. A dessert course was served at the beginning by the hostess and daughters Vonda and Abbie Ann. Six bridge games were played at five tables with high score prizes to Miss Frances Cornwell and SS Meier. T Bickell won the traveling prize for 80 honors and Tom Cornwell for no face cards.
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Faulkton
FH. Jarvis
Win
Lockwood
Vonda
Abbie Ann
Frances Cornwell
SS. Meier
T.£. Bickell
Tom Cornwell
Miller pioneer H F Nelson dies after brief illness
Funeral services were held in the Presbyterian Church for H F Nelson a Hand County pioneer who died at Miller hospital after two weeks illness Born in Denmark on August 8 1858 he came to the United States in 1880 and homesteaded in Pearl Township later retiring to Miller He is survived by his wife three sons David of St Lawrence Albert of Miller Louis of Pueblo eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren Burial was in the G A R Cemetery.
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Hand County
Miller
Presbyterian Church
H. F. Nelson
Miller Hospital
Nelson
Denmark
United States
Pearl Township
David
St. Lawrences
Albert
Louis
Pueblo
Colo
G. A. BR
Beadle County Real Estate Transfers Reported
Beadle County real estate transfers include L Mitchell to Margaret Mitchell of Wessington for 1 dollar in NW 18 11 65, Gustaf Johnson to Florence McGinty of Huron, M-See 4-109-65, Mabel Crowe to Walter Bachman of Huron for 1 dollar Lot 5 Block 129 Ry Add, Ohman trust to HCL for Lot 5 in Ry Add, sheriff transfers to F L Bank for 16205 NW 2 109 61 and WA 35 10 61, sheriff to H O L Co for 9574 Lot 6 Block 3 Pettigrew's Add Huron, Jamy Williams to Amy Maney Redig HSE H SW 35 13 00 ave Sen NG 115 81 and Lots 1 2 Block 4 Daleys Add Yale, N S Eeipsic to F C McKenzie Huron for 1 dollar East 50 ft of W 12 Mt Lots 15 38, old Town of Huron August Kahre to Fed L Bank 1 SEG 3 112 64.
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Beadle County
L. Mitchell
Margaret AL. Mitchell
Wessington
Gustaf J. Johnson
Florence B. Mc‘Ginty
Huron
Mabel Crowe
Walter J. Bachman
F.C. Ohman
H. C. L. Con
F. L.bank
Pettigrew
Add. Huron
Jamy Williams
Amy Maney
Redig
Hse
Daleys
Yale
F.C. McKenzie
Cbi
Orig
Fed. L. Bank
Return to Sioux Falls After Christmas Visit
Mr and Mrs Joyce Voas and their infant daughter left for home in Sioux Falls after spending Christmas at the home of Mrs Voas mother Mrs Margaret Tanner.
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Soux Falls
Hitchcock
Joyce ‘Voas
Dauga~ Ier
Sioux Fall
Voas
Margaret Tanner
Thorpe breaks collar bone during skating incident
Tulare special report says young Dary Thorpe suffered a broken collar bone while skating last week in Tulare. The brief item notes the accident occurred during local skating activity and identifies Thorpe as theinjured individual.
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Tulare
Thorpe
NYA Builds Skating Rink near Willow Lake
Public minded citizens donate funds to haul water from the county for Willow Lake area rink project. No public playground exists. townspeople urged to back the effort while NYA Director Howard id directs the initiative.
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NYA
Willow Lake
Id Howard
N.Y. A
Holiday Visitors at Hitchcock Trip to Huron
Mrs Alex Phillips and daughters Dorothy and Janet with Dorothy Jean Cotten and Robert Sutter drove to Huron Wednesday. The Tucker couple accompanied Mrs Phillips home. Mr and Mrs J E Tucker had visited Fay Tucker’s home for several days.
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Hitchcock
Alex Phillips
Dorothy
Janet
Dorothy Jean Cotten
Robert Sutter
Huron
Tobert
Phillips
Tucker
Fay Tucker
Davis Anniversary Party for Pinocle Club
Mr and Mrs George Davis hosted their wedding anniversary gathering of the Pinocle Club on Monday evening. Three tables played cards and guests gave several gifts. A late hour luncheon was served.
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George Davis
George Wilhelm Honored at Whitney Morrow Home
George Wilhelm was honored at Mrs C W Whitney's home in Faulkton as he leaves to attend school in Chicago. Sixteen guests attended and Royal Rummy was played at three tables with prizes to Francis Tanner and Renford Beadle. He received a gift and a two course luncheon followed. Miss Morrow had a birthday cake presented.
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George Wilhelm
Faulkton
Mias Egreen
Morrow
C.W. Whitney
Chicago
Francis Tanner
Renford Beadle
Miss Morrow
Anniversary Surprise for Korrupp Twenty Fifth Year
About fifty friends gathered at the Leo Korrupp home Sunday evening to honor the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Korrupp. Younger guests played games while others visited. Mrs Fred Niemeyer presented a silver dish as a gift and refreshments featured a decorated wedding cake.
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Faulkton
Leo ‘Korrupp
Korrupp
Fred Niemeyer
Kortupps
Young People Entertained at L. F. Rocher Theatre
About 400 youths gathered Wednesday evening at the L. F. Rocher Iheane for progressive whist and games. Prizes went to Virginia Rocher and Florence Miller, with refreshments served by the hostess.
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Tulare
L. F. Rocher
Visuts in Orient t 2 fe
Mr and Mrs M R McKay and their son Billy of Watertown return home after a short Christmas vacation spent at Mrs McKay's mother's home in Orient.
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Visuts
Orient
Von
Billy
Watertown
Mr. McKay
Loic Me.cKay
Perriton Maxwell Cousin of Huron Editor Holds Many Posts
McIntyre notes Perriton Maxwell of Long Island a first cousin of H A Perriton of Huron. Maxwell, about 70, has edited six newspapers and 17 magazines including Cosmopolitan Hearst Judge Leslie's Arts and Decorations Felice Nash's and Theatre Magazine. Married to an English woman, he has no children and has never visited the Midwest.
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McIntyre
H. O. McIntyre
Perriton Maxwell
Long Island
New York
H. A. Perriton
Huron
Cosmopolitan
Hearst's
Judge
Leslie's
Arts and Decorations
Felice Magazine
Nash's of London
The
Theatre Magazine
Maxwell
Middle West
Sioux Falls Man To Face Robbery Charge
Ernest Swede Larson of Sioux Falls was held on five thousand dollar bond to stand trial in circuit court for robbing the Pentre tracery store of two hundred fifty dollars on December 31. He was bound over after a Thursday preliminary hearing before Justice Andrew Quist. Larson offered an alibi backed by his wife claiming they spent the robbery night touring Sioux Falls bars. State witness Harry Downs, proprietor of the robbed store, testified.
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Sioux Falls
Madison
Jan
Ernest “Swede
Larson
Andrew Quist
Harry Downs
C Of C Stag Set For January 19
The Chamber of Commerce hosts its annual winter stag on Wednesday January 19 with Secretary Gene Denning announcing a speech free event focused on entertainment and dinner. Sponsors say a new program is being prepared and will be released soon. The stag occurs in the Elks Hall at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel.
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Chamer of Commerce
Gene Denning
Commntee
Elks Batl
Marvin Hughitt Hotel
Call For Bids On New Spearfish Post Office
Washington reports the postal department approved a new Spearfish post office and expected costs around 75 thousand dollars. No bids would be called for for about three weeks, as the procurement division notified Representative Case of South Dakota.
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Spearfish
P. O
Washington
Post Office Department
Office of Representative Case
Republican
South Dakota
Ceasury
Finley Family Returns Home After Holiday Visit
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Finley and son Tonony returned from Brookings Sunday evening after spending the holidays with relatives. They were accompanied by Mrs. Findley's sister Mabel Patrick who came for a short visit.
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Bancroft
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