Bancroft Church to Host Jan 12 Shower for Rev Gordon
A Bancroft Presbyterian Church reception and miscellaneous shower are planned in honor of the Rev A C Gordon and his wife. The event will be held in the church parlors on Wednesday evening January 12 at eight o'clock. The article notes Willion ascelly, formerly of a farm northeast of Bancroft, has moved his family and belongings to L A Samuel son Tebidence.
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Bancroft
A. C. Gordon
Manchester
Min Eleanor Evans
Philadelphia
Mias Evans
Bancroft Bancroft, Jan
Especie Willionascelly
L.A. Samuel /son
Ace Bancroft
Bancroft Presbyterian Church
Prepare For Fat Lamb Show At Sioux Falls
The third annus tri State fat lamb show and sale will be at Sioux Falls January 11 12 and 13. Lambs may be delivered at the yards as early as possible on January 1 and in any event before four o clock p m. Judging occurs Wednesday January 12. Exhibitors will attend the banquet that evening. Thursday features the art lamb auction sale. Seventeen boys are enrolled in the project with most exhibiting. Record books must be submitted to the county agent by January 3. Awards rely on project work and verified records. The event is sponsored by the Sioux Falls Stock Yards and Stockmen's Exchange with cooperation from the State College Extension Service.
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Sioux Falls
Doma Vitas New Year Meet At Club Social
The Doma Vite Club held a regular meeting led by Hilda Basen with a New Year theme. Members shared resolutions for club work and exchanged gifts in a Christmas party format. The social hour featured singing and a lunch by Mrs. Busch. The next meeting will be hosted by Juanette Iverson with work baskets and sewing demonstrations planned.
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Doma Vitas
Doma Vite Club
Hilda Basen
Juanette Iverson
DeEita Derseheid
Betty Heitland
Blue Ribbon Poultry Club Holds December Meeting
The Blue Ribbon Poultry Club met at DeEsta Derscheid's home on December 28. A committee was formed to select clus Roals for the new club year. Batty June Heltlind gave a courtesy talk. Christmas party with games and a lunch followed. Next meeting set for January 38 at Robert and Carol Salisbury's home. Report by Maxine Heitand.
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Blue Ribbon Club
Blue Ribbon Poultry Club
DeEsta Derscheid
Batty
Heltlind
DeEtta
Derscheid
Robert l
Carol Salisbury
Maxine Heitand
South 22nd Street YCL Names Officers At Meeting
At the last South 22nd Street School regular CL meeting officers were elected Mary Johnson president Philip Tovey vice president Donnad Boyle secretary J C Johnson treasurer. Refreshments were served by DeWayne Betty Richard Swanson and Alice Zetck was the reporter.
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South 22Nd Street
YCL
Mary, Johnson
Philip
Tovey
Donnad Boyle
J. C. Johnson
DeWayne
Betty
Richard Swanson
Alice Zetck
Troop 1 Scouts Elects Officers
Troop 2 Hoy Scouts held a regular meeting Tuesday evening. C Ball presided while Jon Grace and Donald Catrert were elected as new patrol leaders. Billy Lynch and Roberts Gel were chosen quartermaster and flag bearer. The group studied first aid and planned fundraisers for camp.
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Hoy
C. Ball
Thare
Maders
Jon Grace
Donald Catrert
Jaeviler
Billy Lynch
Roberts Gelwer
Rica School of Clifton District Purchases Plaque
The Rica School of Clifton District bought a picture from Ganétal Beedie through a process that involved a blanket sale. Delia Davis taught at the school and supervised the purchase, with proceeds or method described as a sale via a program.
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UCL
Rica School of Clifton
May
Delia Davis
Ganétal Beedie
Processa
Christmas program ends with gifts for each child
On December 22 Tone Rogers led a school program of songs pieces and dialogues. Afterward gifts were distributed with each child receiving a sack of candy. All gifts hung on a central sand table tree. The vague plans to buy a waste paper basket. Written by Viola Bogers eighth grade taught by Dells Davis.
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Tone Rogers
Viola Bogers
Dells Davis
Kenneth Stevens Elected New YCL President at Rice School
The Rice School held a Monday afternoon meeting in which Kenneth Stevens was elected president and Violet Rogers was named secretary and treasurer. A motion was adopted requiring pupils to raise hands before requesting permission to speak move or leave, with Rogers of the eighth grade providing the account.
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Kenneth Stevens
YCL
Rice School
Kenneth “Stevens
Vinlet Rogers
Violet Rogers
Fis
Richest Girl and the Mystery Box
In a tense scene Connie awakens to a girl who arrives with a box and refuses to speak. A pillow-quiet room erupts when a knock shifts the mood, and Connie learns the intruder was sent with a bundle of belongings from Lucille’s. The exchange reveals tension over wealth and secrecy.
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Golid
Connie
Conenie
Lucille’s
Richest girl in the world and a dare for a switch
Connie confronts a boastful rival, who longs for wealth and status, pleading to swap lives even for a moment. The tension rises as the rich girl Ather inquires what the other would endure for glamour. The scene ends with a daring challenge and a cliffhanger.
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Connie
Ice Harvest At Carpenter and Nearby News
Ice harvest continues around Carpenter with good quality ice from Staum dam and Madsen Brothers plans to store about 80 tons. Local holiday visits include Tolman family in Tulare and Stahl and Dersheid households in Pipestone and Yale with relatives in Watertown. Bancroft teacher Mrs Klatt resumes duties after holidays. Cavour visitors Mrs Brien and Thompson family spend days with O Brien. Bertha Wilson returns to Aberdeen after visit. Morton Gail Stewart discharged from Redfield hospital after erysipelas attack.
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Carpenter Carpenter
Carl Andrews
Focal
Staum Dam
Carpenter
Madsen
Bancroft
Alvin Klatt
Mondey
Hazel, M. D
Klott
Anne Adams spring patterns and book offer
Ad reads pattern 4587 for a jumper and blouse for young girls with various fabrics and sizes, plus a new Anne Adams Book of Spring Patterns offering over a hundred styles. Orders ask for size, name, address and pattern number with fifteen cents or stamps, and bundle price of book and pattern twenty five cents.
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Anne Adams
Sena
Huron
Ite
Pattern Department
Third St
Huron College Summer Session To Offer High School Courses
Dean Herbert G. Tilt, director of the Huron College summer session, reports courses for 1933 will include high school subjects in English, mathematics, natural sciences, modern languages, social sciences and commercial studies for half unit credit. The program aims to coordinate with second semester work and to benefit students seeking approved high school credit.
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Herbert G. Tit
Huron College
Tilt
Huron High School
Stull Operators Placed On Probation In Federal Plea
John Resvord of Minneapolis and Fred Kiefer of Sioux City were placed on 18 months probation after pleading nolo contendere to conspiracy to violate federal revenue laws. Record fined $500. Case tied to the Watertown stiff case. Federal attaches say this is the first nolo contendere plea in the state.
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Stull
Sioux Falls
John Res Vord
Minneapolis
Fred Kiefer
Sioux City
Kiefer
Watertown
Ples
Highmore Postholiday Return Of Visitors Names
Highmore reports several holiday visitors returning to their homes or schools this week. Robert Parkinson heads to Sioux Falls, Carroll Parkinson to Brookings, Miriam Jordan back to Minnesota, Donald and Helen Gibbs to Vermillion, Margaret and Jeannette Noel to Huron, Dorothy Maree Gallagher to Mount Marty Academy near Yankton, Kenneth Tormer to State College Brookings, Donald Ryan to Minnesota, Leone Ringer and the Denovan sisters to Lead, Ellen Aasby to Mitchell, Katherine Bousch to Gal esburg, resuming teaching duties after visits.
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Highmore Highmore
Jan
Amane
Robert Parkinson
Sioux Falls
Carroll Parkinson
Brookings
Miriam Jordan
Minnesota
Donald
Helen Gibbs
Vermillion
Margaret and
Jeannette Noel
Huron
Dorothy Maree Gallagher
Mount Morty Academy
Yankton
Kenneth Tormer
State College
Donald Ryan
Minnesota UW
Leone Ringer
Denovan
Ellen Aasby
Mitchel
Katherine Bousch
Galesburg, I
Local News Roundup From Rapid City Area
Kenneth and John Phillips return from a week with their parents Mr and Mrs Owen Phibiipe in Rapid City. Tom DeHaven leaves on a business trip west of Pierre for several days. St Lawrence resumes school after two weeks of Christmas vacation with first semester exams upcoming. Sheriff and Mrs Fred Liverteen welcome a seven pound daughter born at Miller hospital. Gretchen and Gerald Thier return to Yankton College after holidays, with Mrs Thigs accompanying them to Mitchell and visiting the Reinhardt home.
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Rapid
City Frankfort
Kenneth and
John Phillips
Rapid City
Owen Phibiipe
Wellington
Tom DeHaven
Pierre
Koue
ST. Lawrence, Jan
St. Lawrence
Miller Miller
Fred Liverteen
Miller Hospital
Lane
Gretchen
Gerald
Native Caribou Near Extinction In Minnesota Bogland
New York reports on the dwindling caribou in Minnesota near Upper Red Lake within the Red Lake Game Refuge. Wildlife officials warn that wolves and other pressures reduced a once large herd to a pitiful remnant, with only about half a dozen animals left. Preservation requires nationwide cooperation.
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Boglard
Red Lake
Minnesota
New York
United States
Fred Jordan
National Wildlife Restoration Week
Rocky Mountains
Jeréan
Upper
Red Lake Game Refuge
Atlantic
Great Lakes
Lake of the Woods
Iaccuti
international board+ay
Ontario
Librarian Reports To Lesson Rewtiary
ROCKHAM Jan 6 Special The American Leyton Awdiary held their vebi meeting Monday A renory on the condition of the lbrary was given by Mrs Snriden Smith which showed there were averab books in singulation during the month of December It was decided to complete the shelv ing da We library to make root for at ditions books and the public Ihus bee invited to mate such donations as it ses At the conclusion of the business ses sion refreshments were served by hostesses Mrs Dara Seasian and Mrs Y ther Muliigen AL sued hour fuller
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Rockham
Leyton Awdiary
Snriden Smith
Dara Seasian
Y=ther Muliigen
Hour Fuller
Preschool Program In Wellington Community Hall
A creative program for pre-school children led by Virginia Tolar and Helen French occurs Monday for five year olds. The event features songs, dancing, games, and various play activities in the school room at the community hall.
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Wellington
Jar
Murini
Virginia Tolar
Helen French
Royal Neighbors Meet at Bancroft Home
Royal Neighbor lodge members gathered Tuesday afternoon at C. A. Huddleston home for their regular monthly meeting. Plans were announced for a candied party on January 20 at Mrs Dan Costelo’s home and a February gathering at Mrs George Perry’s home. Refreshments were served by Mrs C A Huddleston.
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Bancroft
Sanchoft
Jan
Todge Rast
C. A. Huddleston
Dan Costelo
Menor
George Perry
Weekend Visitor Returns Home After Short Visit
Miar Elizabeth Werte of Duland returned to her home Sunday evening after spending the weekend in the Gheirs Freux hon here. An announcement notes the marriage of Marvin Franz at Sioux Falls on New Year’s Day. Marvin is a son of Mr. Nis and A. J. Franz.
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Srankfort
Elizabeth Werte
Duland
Gheirs Freux
Frankport
Jan
Marvin Franz
Sioux Falls
Marvin
Gn Nis
A. J. Franz
Obituary for Margery C. McGaffin Barnes
Margery C. McGaffin Barness born December 2 1883 northeast of Hitchcock died December 2 1937 at a Huron health site. Wife of P M L Barness and mother of two sisters and brothers. One sister Mrs Emery Coleman Bemidji Minnesota attended the funeral at Hitchcock Methodist Church. Rev Os Howe of Tylarg led the service with Mrs G Wells in music. Interment followed at the Altogna cemetery.
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F. M
Ay Ie M
Mitchooedk
Howe
Tylarg
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DR. Urquhart I & Sons
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Dakota Avenue
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Texas
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3Rd & Wise
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Model Laundry Ca
Spencer Fashion
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Kai Beck
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YALE
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Tolman
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Pipestone
Eddie Strhl
Stahl
John
Minn
Pierce Tyrrell
Boee
Tommy
FL Wy Marsh
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H Dersheid
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Columbia
Harry Dersheid
Robert
Richard Pratt
Cavour
Cavour, Jan
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Thomas Thompson
Shirley Jean
Thomas O'Brien
Frankfort
Jon
Bertha Wilson
T. H. Weinslock
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