Insulin Cures Mental Ailment Reported At State Hospital
Yankton January report from the State Hospital notes insulin treatment for schizophrenia shows cure of three cases with improvement in most of ten patients treated since November. Superintendent Adams cautioned results are preliminary and depend on patient selection and time.
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Yankton
State Hospital
G. 5. Adams
South Dakota
Adams
South Dalans Hospital
Manfeed Sakel
Vienna
Sakel
Technician Elgin Expands Staff with Nurses and Training
Elgin was employed as a technician. Two registered nurses were added to the staff, and Driana Moore-Freuhour, also a senior physician, was sent to Rochester and St. Peter, Minnesota for a six week course in technique.
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Elgin
Driana Moore-Freuhour
Rochester
St. Peter, Minn
New Brokerage Firm Applies For Charter
Application filed yesterday for a corporate charter of Williams Coffey and McCormick and Company brokers. They plan to occupy quarters formerly used by the Burke Grain Company, now in receivership. Williams from Gettysburg, S D is president. Pat Cottey, Minneapolis tax attorney, is the third member.
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Charter Aire
Nera
Williams, Coffey and McCormick and Company
Burke Grain Company
Williams
Gettysburg
S. D
Pat Cottey
Minneapolis
Glory Rebekah Lodge Installs Officers At Prankfort
Glory Rebekah Lodge held its regular meeting and annual installation with District Deputy Agnes Leibig assisting. Officers seated were Mina Benedict noble grand Emma Michels vier grand Stella Lieby secretary Edna Schone treasurer Belle Leibig warden Esther Van Houten conductor Maude Wiemer inner guard Anna Bors outer guard Harold Martinson chaplain Agnes Leibig right supporter Ida Barz musician Hattie Martinson Stella Licby appointed to plan a birthday tribute for Thomas Wildes. Special music by Lila Culver of Deland. Visitors Loren and Lila Culver and Robert Leibig of Doland attended. Refreshments followed.
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Glory Rebekah Lodge
Prankfort
Agnes Lulbig
Esther von Houton
Mina Benedict
Willow Lake Church Welcomes New Pastor Arrival
Willow Lake reports the arrival of Rev. Me Linkerman of Chicago to fill the vacant Presbyterian pastorate. He has mission training and will serve locally until the mission board funds enable overseas work. A welcome reception is planned for Monday if he can conduct Sunday services.
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Willow Lake
Me Linkerman
Chicago
B. de Jong
Warsaw
Ill
Linkerman
Feld
Mission Board
Return to Nebraska for Morrison Visit in Suwtherland
Speriel reports Mrs. Kyle Morrison and her son Chad returned to their home in Suwtherland Nebraska after a three week visit at the home of Mrs. Morrison's mother, Mrs. Minnie Sehrt.
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Nebraska
Rockham
Speriel
Kyle Morrison
Chad
Suwtherland
Neb
Morrison
Minnie Sehrt
RockhamResident Returns From Six-Week St Louis Visit
Scott Morris returned to his Rockham home Monday after spending six weeks in St Louis Missouri visiting relatives and friends.
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ST. Louis
Rockham
Scott
Morris
St.Louis
State News Roundup At The Evening Huronite
Local edition summarizes state affairs from January events across government actions and public notices. Reports highlight legislative committees, budget items, and regional developments affecting communities.
Interesting Program At Holabird P T A
Holabird P T A held a special meeting in the schoolhouse on a Wednesday evening. The program featured Miss Annie Hamin on her Sioux Falls Coal School visit, a tenor solo by Nathaniel Erlandson, humorous reading by Marjorie Shaw, a piano solo by Donna Jenn Harrie, and an oration by Philip Kay. Professor Duffy closed with a tale on Cooperation Between Parents and Teachers. A pie social was planned for February 2 with lunch served by Charlotte Sanders, Mrs. B. Multman and Mrs. Bob Stacie.
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Holabird
P. T. A. Holabird
PTAL
Annie Hamin
Sioux Falls
Nathaniel Erlandson
Marjorie Shaw
Donna Jenn
Harrie
Philip Kay
Highmore
Duffy
Farents
Charlotte Sanders
B. Multman
Bob Stacie
Risinger Speaks on Safety at De Smet School
M E Risinger district special agent for the Chicago and North Western Railway spoke on safety and displayed Indian relics at De Smet school. He addressed three student groups in the afternoon and spoke to the Parent-Teacher Association in the evening. He praised railroad safety progress and noted home safety fist rules. The program included piano solo by Irene Hosvhe and a Kitchen quartet performance.
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Risinger
de Smet
M. E. Risinger
Huron
Chicago & North Western Railway
PLTA
Irene Hosvhe
G. S. Barnes
G. M. Worken
Tin
Ronald Graham
E. Lindsey
Upward Arrows elect officers at Willow Lake meeting
The Upward Arrows youth group held its quarterly officer election after a regular meeting. Verla Trevithick was named president, Clayton Townsend vice president, and Vance Beckwith treasurer. Nominations for social and program committees were deferred to the next meeting, followed by a lunch and social hour. Also, Mrs Henry Hertel visited her daughter Mrs Richard Howard in Blunt.
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Willow Lake
Upward Arrows
Young Peo
Pie
Verla Trevithick
Clayton Townsend
Vance Beckwith
Walters Named Head Of South Dakota Game Commission
Pierre January 13 George F Walters Edgemont newspaper publisher was elected chairman of the South Dakota Game and Fish Commission for 1938 at the annual meeting A M McKay of Orient a farmer was chosen vice chairman Walters succeeds Dr H E Fankhauser of Woonsocket who had served as chairman for the past 30 years Fankhauser was nominated for reelection but asked that his name be withdrawn as he plans to resign in the spring or early summer
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Commission
Gann Valley Church Holds Annual Officer Election
GANN VALLEY Jan. 13 Special Election of officers of the Joral Congr Church was held at the annual meeting with Rev. Paul E. Bessolierre presiding. Mrs. C. C. Swarlout elected clerk, Mrs. C. Sefer treasurer, Mrs. Elva Krog trustee for three years, Miss Bonnie Hubbard organist, and Mrs. Howard Moeckel assistant organist.
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Gann Valley
Joral
Wessington Springs Debaters Open Winter Season
WESSINGTON SPRINGS January 13 Special High school debaters prepare for a winter season debating the unicameral legislature. Participating students include Harold Dean Merlin Hodgson Bennie Hins Wayne Testerman Hubert Holcomb Curtis Reedy Everett Dean Norma Jeanne Jones Marian Meyer and Douglas Fluttie. The team will also face nearby schools in a series of debates ahead of the statewide Vermillion tournament at the end of February.
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Wessington Springs
Specia
Harold Dean
Merlin Hodgson
Bennie Hins
Wayne Testerman
Hubert Holcomb
Curtis Reedy
Everett Dean
Norma Jeanne Jones
Marian Meyer
Douglas Fluttie
Jean Howell
Vermillion
Mrs Miller and baby Sent to Mitchell Hospital
Mrs Kenneth Miller and her baby daughter were sent to Mitchell hospital as Mrs Miller recovers from a severe influenza attack.
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Kenneth Miller
Iate~ Sen
Mitchell Hospital
Miller
Aid divisions meet in early January gatherings
Division W of the Methodist Aid met this afternoon at the home of Mrs Nina Place. Division 9 met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs V F Paulson. The east side women entertained the west side group.
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Conde
Methodist Aid
Nina Place
V. F. Paulson
Mrs Frank Whitney Honored At Shower in Gamb Valley
A bridal shower was held in honor of Mrs. Frank Whitney at the home of Mrs. L A Hubbard. Guests played bridge and shared gifts. Hostesses Mrs. L A Ble Bard Mrs J H Drips and Mrs C G Swartout served a lunch at the close of the evening.
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Frank Whitney
Barrett Lowe to Be Wessington Speaker
Barrett Lowe of Wessington Springs, president of IDEA and originator of the Beadle Centennial observance, will be guest speaker for the Wessington PTA unit meeting on Monday January 17. An authority on General Beadle, he published the biography Twenty Million Acres last year and will discuss The Public Activities of General Beadle.
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Barrett Lowe
Wessington
Wessington Springs
South Dakota
Wessington P. T. A
Lowe
Beadle
South
Bentile
Hitchcock PTA Meets in School Auditorium
January PTA session at Hitchcock closed with talks on General Beadle by Clyde Cotton Jr Kenneth Bauman and Albert Gilebert baritone solos by Nels Olson artwork by Lois Gitchell displayed lunch served by committee members Armshore Lyman Van Voor Wis and N J Platt followed by social visit at Alpena Mrs Saphie Primannix hospitalized in Alpena with bronchial pneumonia at her daughter's home in Alpena visit by Mr and Mrs Will Poistner Ramona Mr and Mrs Berman Permann and Henry Blount Crandon
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Hitchcock Pta
Hitchcock
F. Qt
Gentral Beadle
Clyde Cotton Jr
Kenneth Bauman
Albert Gilebert
Nels Olson
Lois
Gitchell
A. F. Armshore
Zane
Saphie Primannix
Mirs
Arthur Schroeder
Alpena
Gottlies Taker
Garine
Will Poistner
Ramona
Berman Peimann
Henry Biloant
Crandon
Eastern bridge club hosts Monday evening luncheon
Mrs Tabn Howton hosted the Easy Ages Bridge Club at 2 GRO Desert luncheon. Bridge provided the evening's entertainment and the event occurred in AlpPna on January 13 in a special report from FNVERTAINS East Acts.
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Fnvertains East
Alppna
Tabn Howton
Bridge
Miner County Tax Receipts Reported
HOWARD Jan 13 miner County collected 224752.92 in taxes of real estate and personal property during 1937 according to W A Breen Miner County treasurer This amount is 1007.06 less than the amount collected during 1936 There was a slight increase in the amount collected for the Motor vehicle department during 1937 Last year 15921.20 was collected while in 1936 it totaled only 317.45 Last year s collection in this department was the highest since 1933 Mr Breen stated The greatest difference in the amount as money collected in the two years was in the game department In 1936 singer was received through the sale of hunting and trapping licenses while that year only 388 was collected The limited number of game birds and the short hunting season last fall accounted for this sharp decrease.
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Breen
Singer
Highmore Debaters to Enter Multiple Meets
Highmore debaters plan contests at Mitchell on Saturday January 35 Woonsocket Friday evening Ree Heights January 3 and Aberdeen. Team members Donna Jean Harris Grace Thinglestad positive and Philip Kaye Howard Quirk negative recently debated at Wolsey Doland Redfield.
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Highmore
Neg
Miss Hink
Mr. Harkness
Mitchell
Thera
Woonsocket
Ree Heights
Stu Lawrence
Aberdeen
Highmo
Donna Jean Harris
Grace Thinglestad
Philip Kaye
Howard Quirk
Wolsey
Doland
Hyde County Extension Board Named In Highmore
Hyde County appoints its extension board with Sherman Sterner John L Vopat Mrs SG Brown Lysle Swanson and IE Parkinson serving. The three farmers one county commissioner and one member at large include the county head of the Women’s Extension Club work Mrs Brown holds that post and the board supervises county extension work. Also notes: Richard Howard travels on business to FL Wayne Ind and an unprecedented ice harvest stored from local lakes with clean quality ice.
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Hyde County
Highmore
W. H. Davis
Hyde County Extension Board
Sherman Sterner
John L. Vopat
SG. Brown
Lysle Swanson
IE. Parkinson
Brown
Mrs J C Hagin Named Chairman Hand County Red Cross
Miller January 13 Special The annual Hand County Red Cross meeting held in the Legion room elected officers with Mrs J C Hagin as county chairman and Mra Carroll as chairman. The roll call drive yielded 1838 from Maud County with 602 memberships. city Miller had 395 memberships. largest township memberships were Capitan and Rose Hill. D C Mills praised the chapter for a well rounded program including public health, home hygiene, first aid, civilian service and disaster relief.
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M. Hurd
Carlton Township
Mr. Ross
Rose Hill Township
Epee Cedar Township
John Ker
Harrison Township
Winnites Loronison
J.T. McCullen
W. Pangburn
Mae Walsh
Chire M. Carroll
Glee
W. J. Harbower
Cole
H. K. Schroden
M. Carroll
3. C. Hagin
Maud County
Soytsesr
Hand County
Red Cross
Corrupt OCR Ad Promises Quick Cold Germ Cure
A garbled ad touts ineffective remedies and vague claims for Zonitsl Standard laboratory vests and Zoaite Jelly. It markets a so called quick way to kill cold germs, urging readers to follow directions and buy from druggists. The text is filler with nonsensical wording and improbable product names.
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Henry Hertel
Richard Howard
Jim Edwards
J. N. Edwards
Farmville
North Carolina
Edwards
Luckina
Miner County
FL Wayne
Indions
J. C. Hagin
Red Cross Chapter
Tady
Ei Washda
Hovyewiven
Cel
Thor
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