Pe Os To Fete Head Of College In Huron
Dr Florence E Boehmer president of Cottey College Nevada Missouri will be guest of PEs Os in Huron Monday Jan 20 for luncheon at Marvin Hughitt hotel. She will tour Missouri and South Dakota chapters sharing aims of Cottey and the PEO loan fund aiding women in higher education. About two hundred to attend with guests from several chapters and unaffiliated supporters.
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Pe.o.’S
Florence E. Boehmer
Cottey
Callen
Toney College
Nevsda
Missouri
Huroo
Boehmer
P. E. O. Sisterhond
Their Nations
Highmore
Miller
Redfield
de Smet
Woonsocket
Wessington Springs
Huron
Marvin Hughitt Hotel
Arl
Sisterhood
Cottey College
Alice Virginia Cottey Stockard
South Dakota
Dr. Boehmer
P. E. Os
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Yankton
Eof
Carl Voigt
G. 0. Mastin
Erosion Threat Faces South Dakota Topsoil Decline
J G Hutton of the Soil Conservation Service warns that wind erosion has stripped topsoil across eastern South Dakota, with 14 703 acres losing an average six inches and 27 473 acres losing about three inches. He notes the topsoil is thin and largely unreplenished, threatening long term yields and national food security.
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South Dakota
J. G. Hutton
Soil Conservation Service
Paul Emerson
Dakota Zephyr
Hutton
United States
Neighborhood News from Wessington Springs and Beyond
Local brief items note Mrs. Rose Briggs returning to Lincoln Nebraska after business and visits. A L Kreuger of Boward spent days in town on business. Harry Whitney attends a dental board meeting in Sioux Falls. Nisa Mary Smith of Pringle assists at Farmery Union store and plans to stay through their annual event. Vincent Booye transacted business in Mitchell. Mrs. Ruth Leomia of Washington DC visits her parents Mr and Mrs A Harper. Mr and Mrs C C Swartout of Gann Valley attend Jackson Day dinner. Harold Wetherbee, son of P Wetherbee, enjoys respite in Hawaii and faces a knee injury from football, may transfer to hospital. George Cottean of Osage Iowa visits at the home of her deaf sister Mrs C A Farrington. Miss Harriet Hall departs Dennison Iowa after holidays with Dr H E Jen. Mrs Clara Dimock of Sioux City visits mother Mrs Estell Thompson and sister May Henry Kage.
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Wessington Springs
Rose Briggs
Lincoln
Neb
A. L. Kreuger
Boward
Harry Whitney
Dental ‘Board
Sioux Falls
Nisa Mary Smith
Pringle
Farmery Union
Parece
Vincent Booye
Mitchell
Ruth Leomia
Washington, D. C
A. Harper
C. C. Swartout
Gann Valley
Harold Wetherbee
P. Wetherbee
Hawaii
George Cottean
Osage
C. A Farrington
Harriet Hall
Dennison
H. E. Jen
Clara Dimock
Sioux City
Estell Thompson
Henry Kage
Carpenter Huron Coloring Contest Winners Named
Irma Freeburg of Carpenter won the sweepstake in this week’s coloring contest judged for Huron and vicinity. Ten winners including Patty Conner Darlenes Johnson Eloise Welty and others will receive free Hu Ron theatre tickets by calling at the box office.
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Carpenter Huron
Carpenter
Irma Freeburg
Huron Theatre
Che
Patty Conner
Huron
William Kappler
Darlenes Johnson
Roger Goodlander
Delcisnie Decker
Cavour
Eloise Welty
Arthur Dickerson
Keith Gordon
Wolsey
Dorothy Walton
Hitchcock
Maxine Hendrickson
Huronite
Karl Kruthoff
Henry Falkenberg
Madsen
Walter Beavers
Son Forest
Swnessy
Eddie Wheeler
Raymond
Norme Beavers
Leo Best
Horon
Oral
Forest Beavers
Fordham
John Freeburg
Local Notices From Alpena and Surrounding Areas
Yale John Hornig motored to Alpena recently. Mr and Mrs Henry Engle called to Wessington Springs by the death of Mr Engle s father Laverne Peterson of Miller visited at the home of his grandparents Mr and Mrs Ga Adolf Kuehl Alfred Musolf and Len Musolf attended the funeral of Mrs Willi am Moeller at Wolsey Outs Zeigedorf visited the Gua Boetel home south of Cavour one day this week The young people s society of the Lutheran church met at the Adolf Kuch home this week Dean Maroney of Missouri a former sergeant of Yale spent one day last week eve s C V Small and Ed Smith of Cavour were business callers here L Beaver of Bancroft was sale here one day last week Edwin Beaver of Dresden N D is visiting at the home of his uncle W M Davis Lars Butz from south of Cavour spent one day last week here Henry Rowan of Artesian is spending a few days at the James Smith home Mr and Mrs James Laverance and son Darry of Conde spent a day at the A Manass home
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Yale
John Hornig
Alpena
Henry Engle
Wessington Springs
Engle
Laverne Peterson
Miller
Eat
Ga Adolf Kuehl
Alfred Musolf
Len Musolf
William Moeller
Wolsey
Outs Zeigedorf
Gua Boetel
Cavour
Lars Butz
Henry Rowan
Artesian
James Smith
James Laverance
Darry
Conde
A. Manass
Hitchcock Births and Local Notes From Town Courier
Hitchcock born to Mr and Mrs Albert Payne January 13 a son weighing seven pounds both mother and baby convalescing at the Armstrong home. Mrs George Jukes of Tilford South Dakota in Rapid City hospital awaiting goitre operation formerly of Hitchcock. Town cisterns get winter soft water from artesian well on Harry Dixons farm four miles northeast. Misses Ruth Larson and Katharn Gore visited in Huron over the weekend Earl Summer drove to Huron Saturday.
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Hitchcock
Albert Payne
Harry Dixon
Ruth Larson
Katharn Gore
Huron
Earl Summer
Presbyterian guild meets at Swarts home with eleven members
The Hitchock Society notes a Presbyterian guild gathering at Mrs. C. F. Swarts home with eleven members present. Devotionals were led by Mrs. L. C. Snyder. Mrs. C. B. Hinckley chaired the business session in the president’s absence. A ten seat lunch was served by the hostess. The Double Six bridge club was entertained by the Johnsons in the same bore.
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Hitchcock Society
Presbyterian Guild
C. F. Swarts
L. C. Snyder
C. B. Hinckley
Jonnenwion
Sohei
Kingdon Enjoys Winter in California Bridge Club
Kingdon spends winter in California as three bridge tables contest for prizes won by Mrs E E Dubois and O E Phillips. Guests included Mr Lol Domey and Mrs Herold Haag. Lunch by Mrs Scheib followed. Methodist Ladies met with ten present to plan monthly community church entertainments at the church basement. Presbyterian Guild hosted a benefit party with thirty five attendees and ten cent door charge. Programs included music and readings. Tamach served on individual trays by the hostess.
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Kingdon
California
E. E. Dubois
O. E Phillips
Lol Domey
Herold Haag
Scheib
Methodist Iadies
John Richard
Anna Smith
A. P. Echelle
Presbyterian Guild
Loi Domey
Floyd Paul
Merle Gould
Rex Phillips
Robert
Sutter
John Eldon Kingdon
Joan
Mavis Paul
Tamach
Danforth Christ Engle Dies. Springw Resident Buried
Danforth Christ Engle of the Springw died at his home last week aged TB and was buried at the Danforth Baptist March. He was a former resident of south Hand’s county and leaves a widow, one daughter, five sons, and several grandchildren. Nearby notes mention coal stolen from Winsell school, travels to a gravel pit for highway work, a pneumonia hospitalization, and local church activities. The German Baptist community began a two week protractive meeting led by Rev. Hoelvig, with several social visits and family gatherings noted in Miller and Danforth districts. Weather remains cold with livestock feed ample and a light show. Continuous local items report ill health, hospital transfers, and community events such as card parties and extension activities.
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Danforth
Christ Engle
Danforth Baptist March
South Hand
Wall Lake
Winsell School
Fred Leister
Pleasant Valley
Miller
Judia Miller
Laura Creechus
Jaynesville
Minn
Jorauld County
Pete Geiver
Lyda
Geiver Leso
Hoelvig
Geiver
A. G. Mohr
John Banks
Miller Society Beluga Club Meets at Mrs Joe Bel Home
Twelve members played auction bridge with prizes won by Hazel Schmelter M C Jub and Roy Clark. Refreshments were served at the close. Mrs Elmer Danburg hosted a bridge session with two tables where Joe Shuster won high and Roy Lewis low, with prizes awarded. Everet Hammill attended as guest and received a gift. lunch followed.
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Elmer Danburg
Joe Shuster
Roy Lewis Low
Everet Hammill
Highmore Society Hosts Dinner and Bridge Event
The Wednesday club met at Mrs. J. B. Perkins home for a seven o'clock dinner with Emma McLaughlin high and James Hamlin second high. Mrs. F. M. Matteson earned consolation while Mrs. J. G. Ryan and Mrs. 2. V. Ray attended as guerilla members. The Joy Jane Extension club held its annual family party at the Ed Paul home with noon dinner, social time, and club business. Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Washburn attended as guests. Mrs. Erastus Cornell hosted a bridge afternoon with contract play.
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Highmore Society
J. B. Perkins
Emma
McLaughlin
James Hamlin
F.M. Matteson
J. G. Ryan
2. V. Ray
Joy Jane Extension Club
Ed Paul Sbome
J. E. Washburn
Doan Pills Help Backaches From Kidney Troubles
Many sufferers find relief from ongoing backaches by addressing the kidneys The ad claims kidneys remove acids and waste from blood and warns of warning signs like frequent burning or scanty urine It promotes Doan pills as a long used remedy for over 40 years to ease kidney tube issues and back pain.
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Pam
Homestake Mine Supports Girl Scout Camp Effort
Pierre funds from Homestake Mining Co reach the Girl Scouts of Firstre region, aiding Camp Lewis and Clark on farm island near Pierre. The camp serves Girl Scouts across Iowa Minnesota North and South Dakota Nebraska Wyoming and Montana, with Mrs A P Meigs noted for high score. Social events follow with bridge and club gatherings in Pierre.
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Pierre
J. Hipple
Homestake Mining Company of
Lead
Pasable
Girl Scouts of Fisrre, Inc
Farm Island
Here
Iowa
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Wyoming
Montana
Mississippi
Pacific
New Mine Company Acquires Capital Gold near Deadwood
Roy M. Harrop of Omaha announces Homestead corporation has taken over Capital Gold Mining and Milling two miles west of the Homestake mine near Deadwood. The Capital mine stock, totaling 510000 dollars, has been purchased by a group of investors from Montana, California, Nebraska and Minnesota. The new company will open a local business office and begin work immediately.
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New Mine Company
Omaha
Neb
Roy M. Harrop
Homestead Corporation
Deadwood
Capital Gold Mining and Milling Company
Homestake
Harrop
Capital
Capital Leed
South Dakota
Montana
California
Nebraska
Minnesota
South Dakota Liquor Fees Distributed to 24 Cities
State Treasurer Frank Siewert announced the distribution of 344.50 to 24 South Dakota towns from liquor license revenue. The funds equal 50 percent of package and on sale license fees for first to third class cities, with some checks delayed for missing town names.
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S. D
Pierre
Frank Siewert
South Dakota
Siewert
Burdette Aughenbaugh entertains in honor of Mrs Gow
Mrs Burdette Aughenbaugh entertained friends and relatives Tuesday in honor of Mrs Cecil Gow. The afternoon was spent by playing games, after which refreshments were served.
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Esmond
Jan
Mra
Burdette Aughenbaugh
Cecil Gow
Mrs Wolner Rites Held At Frankfort
Funeral services were held at Congregational church for Mrs Edwin Wolner 33 who died after brief illness in Huron hospital. Eastern Star and relief corps attended. burial at Mount Hope. Relatives from Redfield Huron Burdette Watertown St.Paul attended. Also notes a Busy Bee home extension club meeting at Mrs Arthur Schroeder home Lane.
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Womans Relief Corps
American Legion Auxilary
Mount Hope Cemetery
Wolner
Redfield
Willard Wolner
Arthur Wolner
Huron
Hubert Wolner
Burdette
Busy Bee Home Extension Club
Arthur Schroeder
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Mable Luxor
Geddes
Horn
Wellington
Scott Allen
Neighborhood News
Pleasant Valley Parsonage
Fore Geiver
Walter Heather
Emery
Homestake Mine
Girl Scout
A. P. Meigs
J. C. Tormpkina
C. HL Carpenter
A .A. Kaye
T. H. Tomiter
Alden Chapin
John Vollum
A. L. Lake
Mis. J. G. Ryan
F. L Shilling
C. J. Kappenman
Contract Mire
B L. Gibbs
HR. J. Drew
Vicks
Ginst
America
Wome
Ree Lee Sale
Vainex
Bube
Jers
Ae Cosmetics
Peruaggs
A. M
Silk & Wool Hose Reg
Real Crac
Carters
Coorence
Val We
Ladies’ Unions
Reg. We
Dien
Blazers
Habicht
Fearera
Euler
P&g
Am Swiffs
Baie, Till
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