Rawlins Elected National Head
Rawlins, superintendent of Pierre, was elected president of the National Federation of High School Athletic Associations. He has served on the federation's executive committee since 1929 and is a long-time SDHSAA board member. His candidacy was backed by Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Montana Nebraska and Wyoming.
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Liqux Falls
R. E. Rawlhins
Pierre
National Federation of High School Athletic Associations
C. C. Jacobson
Canton
Sdhsaa Board of Control
Rawlins
Sdhsaa
National Federation
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Nebraska
Wyoming
Postwar Farm Employment Survey Initiated in South Dakota
BROOKINGS Jan 13 A state survey directed by A M L Eberle dean of agriculture at South Dakota State College will map postwar farm employment needs and consumer demand for farm and household equipment. County agents will select farms and collect data on full time and part time work, farm size, and veterans returning to or renting farms after the war.
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Brookings
South Dakota
A. ML Eberle
South Dakota State College
Steve Jones
State College Extension Service
Dean Eberle
JM. Tostes
Sioux Falls
Greater South Dakota Association
Degree Of Honor Installs Officers At Masonic Hall
The Degree of Honor juveniles installed officers for the year at the Masonic Hall with Mrs. Lyla Culver as installing officer and Leila Galbreath as usher. Installed were Clair Culver past president Gwyneth Ewing president Marguerite Galbreath vice president Verna Hoffman secretary Bernice Woodfork treasurer Richard Culver usher Berwyn Seaman assistant usher Clea Galbreath musician Len Doty inner watch Billy Schumacher auto watch Delaine Folswards color bearer Delores Divich Marilyn Hagerty and Ted Thoreson assistants to president.
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Doland
Masonic Hall
Lyla Culver
Leila Galbreath
Clair Culver
Gwyneth Ewing
Marguerite Galbreath
Verna Hoffman
Bernice Woodfork
Patricia Miller
Richard Culver
Berwyn Seaman
Clea Galbreath
Len Doty
Billy Schumacher
Autoy Watch
Delaine Folswards
Delores Divich
Marilyn Hagerty
Ted Thoreson
Beadle County Real Estate Transfers In Huron City Limits
Laura Robinson to Albert Robinson Huron $1 Lot Outlet R Third Railway Addition to Huron Camden Rayburn to Gus Manolis Huron $1 Lots 12 13 Bik 97 Plat of County Auditor re subdivision of Outlet R to Huron Fayette M Smith to Fred Schelle Huron $1 Lots 6 7 Bik 4 Sterling's First Addition to Huron A Kyle to Anna T Tschetter Huron $1 NW 4 138 112 652 Huron Bldg & Loan Assn to Corwin R Wells Florence L Wells Huron $1 Lots 3 4 Blk 3 Klemme Addition to Huron Reuben Spencer Spriggs to Leon Stout Esmond $1 NW 4 26 109 59 Friedericks Demio to Emil J W Demio Huron $1 NEM 13 111 62 R Emmett OMalley Supt to Kansas City Life Ins Co Kansas City Mo $1 and 42 75% Sec 22 110 63 Federal Land Bank to Emil J W Domie Huron $700 SE 1 111 62 Sheriff to Camden Rayburn Clinton Hanson trustees $5696.50 Lot 19 Elk 10 Original town of Huron
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Beadle County Real Estate
Laura Robinson
Albert Robinson
Huron
Outlet R
Camden Rayburn
Gus
Sterling
Friedericks
Clinton H. Hanson
Trustees
St Lawrence High School Presents Girl Shy Play
The St Lawrence High School senior class presented the play Girl Shy Friday evening directed by Mrs Beard and Miss Cay.
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St, Lawrence
St. Lawrence High School
Fee
News of Men Esmond Set
Kenneth L Heavirland son of Mr and Mrs A P Heavirland arrived home Monday to spend a 30 day furlough This is his first furlough in 22 months in service In past 12 months he has been in the Pacific area He is a marine and has received two gold stars for battles of Munda and Guadalcanal. Wayne Baumegart is home on furlough Raymond Whalen cited arrival overseas to parents stationed in northern Ireland Francis Wiedenman transferred from Jefferson Barracks Mo to Sioux Falls to serve as radio instructor Lt John W Brownrigg and wife of Columbus arrived to visit Mrs Brownrigg's parents Plan to return to Columbus Friday Corp and Mrs Lasa Albers Camp McCain visiting parents Marvin Brown chief radio operator and mother visiting relatives at Mobridge and Mound City
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Esmond
Kenneth ‘L. Heavirland
A. P. Heavirland
Pacific
Munda
Guadalcanal
Blunt—Corp
Wayne Baumegart
Raymond Whalen
Northern Ireland
Francis Wiedenman
Jefferson Barracks
Sioux Falls
Wayland
John W. Brownrigg
Columbus
Mrs. M. E. Harmon Of Carthage Is Buried
Funeral services were held for Laura A. Baker Harmon 85 at her Carthage home and Congregational Church after a weeks illness. She helped settle in South Dakota from Mt Morris Michigan, raised a large family, and was active with the American Legion Auxiliary. Survivors include her husband and five children in the area, along with eleven grandchildren and numerous relatives. Grandchildren Mildred Wiles of Huron and James B. Harmon served in the armed forces.
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Cariluaus
South Dakota
Carthage
American Legion Auxiliary
Merritt
Hazel
Hattie
Mabel
Tie
Vermillion University Adds 240000 Building Dedicated Saturday
Vermillion South Dakota January 18 1942 the 240000 addition to the administration buildings at the State University will be dedicated Saturday at 2 pm with Governor M Q Sharpe delivering the address. The four story front extends Slagle Auditorium and a west wing while the center measures 210 by 103 feet. Funding included 197000 from the 1941 state legislature and WPA labor funds. Special guests include E M Mumford Leo Heck and university officials with an inspection tour to follow.
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Vermillion
The
State University
M. Q. Sharpe
Sharpe
I. D. Weeks
WPA
Sateurday
E. M. Mumford
Board of Regents
Leo Heck
University Alumni, Association
South Dakota
Highmore Weather Summary Shows Higher Annual Rainfall
Weather observer Mrs. H. W. Sussex reports total precipitation for the year at 28.61 inches, up from 23.61 inches in 1942. June brought the heaviest rain at 7.94 inches, while December had only a trace. Snowfall totaled 13.90 inches. The record high reached 105 degrees on July 31 and the low 30 below on January 17. Last spring frost occurred May 12 and first fall frost October 15.
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Sews Rug Rag Carpets
St Lawrence Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs Ernestine Ricm ark home Tuesday afternoon. Members sewed carpet rags for rugs. After the business meeting lunch was served.
Clossam Named to Aurora County Draft Board
Governor Sharpe appoints Calvin E. Clossam of Plankinton to the Aurora County draft board succeeding C. E. Weller who has moved from the county. The change was announced from Pierre on January 13.
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Clossam
Aurora Draft Board
Falls Lead Causes Of Accidental Deaths In Dakota
Records for the first ten months of 1943 show falls caused the most accidental deaths in South Dakota. Dr. Gilbert Cottam warns residents to watch their step as falls totaled 110 fatalities. Airplane crashes claimed 74 lives in the state, with auto accidents also contributing to deaths.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Gilbert Cottam
State Board of Health
Cottam
Iroquois WRC Installs Officers For Year
The Iroquois Women’s Relief Corps installed officers on January 5 with Florence Bunn as installing officer. New officers include Florence Strub president, Millie Sinkter senior vice president, Cornelia Smith junior vice president, Thelma Lepasky secretary, Minnie Lupusky treasurer, Zola Moeller chaplain, Marie Tyrrell conductor, Tillie Brandrup assistant conductor, Carrie Woodall guard and patriotic instructor, Laura Flowers musician, with Cornelia Smith and Carrie Woodall among others.
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Anumuols
Women's Relief Corps
Florence Bunn
Florence Strub
Millie Sinkter
Cornelia Smith
Thelma Lepasky
Minnie Lupusky
Zola Moeller
Marie Tyrrell
Tillie Brandrup
Carrie Woodall
Laura Flowers
Gertrude Edwards
Glennie
Pheasant Dinner Planned for Soldier Students at Brookings
Soldier students in engineering at State College will dine on pheasants hosted by the Brookings Chamber of Commerce if shell supply holds. Junior Chamber members collected birds from nearby fields and estimate about 100 more birds are needed to feed the entire unit. Birds are stored in a local freezer locker until the dinner can be held.
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Srookings
Engineering State College
Brookings Dantor Chamber of Commerce
Rey
de Smer Whey
Site College
Memibers
Youngusiness Men's Organization
Mitchells from Pierre Ordered to Active Duty
War Department announced promotions and active duty orders including South Dakotans. Promoted were Richard Earl Hullman Ellsworth John Iripan and Francis Arlyn Penning. Ordered to active duty were Joseph Edward Studenbers Gregory and Charles Bennet Mitchell.
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Mitchell
Pierre
Washington
War Department
South Dakotas
Richard Earl Hullman
Ellsworth John Rripan
Aberdeen
Francis Arlyn Penning
CE. Gedges
Joseph Edward Studenbers
Gregory
Charles Bennet Mitchell
Med
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Northwest Finance Co
B. A. Essex
Mgr
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Henne Iy
Central
M. E. Harmon
Highmore
Maney
Humphrey Drugs
Att
Bud Hardy
Ass’t
Bill Hoffer
Myron Burger
Vera Hintz
Dorothy Fenner
Grayvee Sears
Warren Goether
Seay Gette
Getize
Celertal de Hign
Polr Pra
Arcady Bog Food
Picoise
Iroquois Wrc
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