17 Additional Committee Chairmen Are Chosen From Senate And House
Pierre gains a slate of new committee chairs and members named by Lieut. Governor A C Miller and Speaker T Mickelson. The list covers Senate panels for Fish and Game Insurance Interstate Cooperation Labor and more with names like W A Nevins Marion Barrett Siou x K Grigsby Albert D Roesler Ed T Elkins Arthur Mitchell and Rex Terry among several others. House appointments include County Affairs Livestock Roads and Highways Rural Credits and School and Public Lands with Henry A Bauer Thad Oviatt Arthur Fanebust and many others named to lead key panels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Jan
A. C. Miller
T. Mickelson
Senate Fish and Game
W. A. Nevins
Custer
Marion Barrett
Lemmon
Sioux K. Grigsby
Sioux Falls
Albert D. Roesler
Deadwood
Fucking Plants
Ed T. Elkins
Watertown
Albert R. Risty
Carson D
E. L. Stavig
Roshvit
Y. Berry
Mclaughlin
Leo D. Heck
Kimball
Rosholt
B. Light
Pierpont
Irwin
B. Erickson
Vermillion
Martin V. Olsen
Viborg
Oviati Fs
Thad Oviatt
Huron
Arthur Fanebust
Carson
H. W. Weverstad
Yankton
Guy Harding
Co. H. Gunderson
Irene C. Gooch
South Shore
Henry A. Bauer
Rapid City
John E. Mueter
Hot Springs
Vern Wiliams
William Block
Tolsvoy
C. A. Botley
Lead
Albert Zimmerman
Butler
George Moore
Marion
Firemen At Highmore Hold Annual Banquet
Highmore fire department members and guests gathered at the I O D C F Hall for the annual banquet. About forty attended the event, with ex-firemen among the guests and decorations featuring toy fire trucks and helmets. Loren Sherer served as toastmaster as talks and a program followed by games in the recreation room.
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Highmore
Officers Are Elected for Club At Highmore
Members of the Degree of Honor held their annual meeting at the home of Mrs. Frank Mario Monday evening. Officers for the coming year were elected: Mrs. Elia Bawdon president, Miss Kate Bawdon vice president, Mrs. Frank Marso secretary, Mrs. A. G. Tagg treasurer. Cards and lunch followed.
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Highmore Highmore
Degree of Honor
Frank Mario
Elia Bawdon
Kate Bawdon
Frank Marso
A. G. Tagg
Serve Milk Crackers At Highmore School
Hyde County Chapter Red Cross sponsors a mid morning milk and graham cracker lunch at the grade school for a second year. One hundred seventy children drink milk, with thirty bringing it from home. A recent month saw 2,483 bottles delivered by local dairy men, supplying nearly 100 pounds of crackers. the project started in December and may run through winter.
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Highmore School
Highmore
Hyde County
Red Cross
Bible Study Class Formed in Forum Sponsor
A Bible study class formed under the Forum Class of the United Sunday School with Reverend W. P. Slocum as leader. Eighteen attended the first meeting on Sunday evening to begin a six week study of Amos and Hosea. Also news from Sioux Falls reports a masked hold up at the Home Cafe in Baltic, with $25 taken at rifle point. Sheriff Jay Vandiver sought the suspect.
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Highmore
Forum
United Sunday School
W. P. Slocum
Amos
Hosea
Sioux Falls
Jay Vandiver
Baltic
Rifle Point
John Fundaun
Redfield Council Reallocates Funds At January Meeting
Redfield South Dakota city council shifted funds to bolster the general and sewer funds at its January session. transfers included 300 from the library fund 200 from advertising 600 from the general fund plus 1777.35 from the bond sinking fund and 600 from the water fund the latter going to the sewer fund. depositories named were Redfield First National Bank and Northwest Security Bank Sioux Falls. auditor reported 38544.96 on hand with 1777.35 water bond sinking fund and 23777.80 in special sinking funds. six month receipts 21774.64 disbursements 19595.37 not counting 11000 bonds paid and 585 interest on bonds.
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Redfield
First National Bank of Aberdeen
Huron
Northwest Security Bank of
Sioux Falls
Neighborhood News Highlights Across Town
Walter Bloomen trader from Eugenie Oregon arrived to visit relatives in Highmore. He will celebrate his parents golden wedding anniversary next week. Easy Aces Bridge Club in Alpena awarded prizes to Brigham Brammer Aye. Various residents visited, hosted or traveled for health and teaching posts this week in nearby towns.
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Highmore
Walter Bloomentrader
Eugenie, Ore
A. Wyland
Huron Land
Ed Marsh
Blunt
P. G. Bloomenrader
Galden
Past Matrons Club Meets At Frankfort
The Past Matrons Club met at Mrs. Myrtle Torkelson’s home with Miss Sophia Mason in charge. Julia Gellhaus was admitted as a member. Readings and games led by Mrs. Margaret Leonard and Mrs. Pearl Drayer. Next meeting set for February 4 at Mrs. Pearl Drayer’s home.
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Frankfort
Sophia Mason
J. B. Heinmiller
Legion Auxillary
Legion Hall
Ed Waolner
Minneapolis
Veterans’ Hospital
Elliot Hughes
Frankfort Frankfort
Myrtle Torkelson
Julia Gellhaus
Margaret Leonard
Pearl Drayer
Dwight Campbell Chosen Chairman
Dwight Campbell of Aberdeen was named chairman of the South Dakota committee on improvement in judicial procedure. The slate includes Judge A. Lee Wyman, Roy E. Willy, Horton Davenport, C. L. Morgan, Irwin A. Churchill, Judge A. K. Gardner, St. Clair Smith, D. J. O Keefe, George Philip, Van Buren Perry, and Charles H. J. Mitchell. The group will aid national defense by improving justice administration and coordinate the junior bar survey with the special committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Dwight Campbell
Aberdeen
Jacob
M. Lashly
Chicago
American Bar Association
South Dakota
A. Lee Wyman
Roy E. Willy
Horton
Davenport
C. L. Morgan
Mitchell
Irwin A. Churchill
A. K. Gardner
Huron
St. Clair Smith
D. J. O'Keefe
Pierre
Spink Commissioners Urge Revision of Land Title Laws
Spink County commissioners adopted a unanimous resolution urging the state legislature to revise land title laws to allow a valid tax deed title to be held by the county or an individual to raise resale value and avoid costly litigation for good title. The board also reviewed transfers between funds, counts of collected taxes, and annual office inspections including the sheriff and treasurer offices, with routine audits and inventories noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kedryuld
Spink County
C.M. V.R
Superintendent of Highways
Sheriff's Office
Register of Dreds
Clerk of Courts
Bryant Church Names Officials For Year
Bryant High School band conducted by Elmer Carey of Water town performed at the city hall Monday evening. The mid winter concert featured marches instrumental solos duets and a brass quartet with a large audience in attendance and SYW is served after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant, Gan
Speviath
tBryant
Elmer Carey
Watertown
City Hall
Sywnch
Women's Group Meets At Highmore Church
The Women's Society for Christian Service met at the Methodist Church to discuss care's link to community health problems. Mrs K M Harkness described work at an African baby clinic and Mrs Wilbert Goldsmith led a study on health conditions in Highmore and Hyde County. A cafeteria supper followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore Church
Highmore
Women’s Society For Christian Service
Methodist Church
K. M. Harkness
Africa
Wilbert Goldsmith
Hyde County
Ree Heights Honor Roll Students Named
Ree Heights announces honor roll members exempt from semester tests. Seniors Pat Goth and Raymond Cracker. juniors LaVonne Crawford and Margery Burge. sophomores Peggy Leach and Charlotte Nicholas. freshman Shirley Leach. All have three consecutive six week periods on the honor roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree Heights Ree Heights
Pat Goth
Raymond Cracker
LaVonne Crawford
Margery Burge
Peggy Leach
Charlotte Nicholas
Shirley Leach
Rites At Frankfort For Mrs. Merrit Sheldon
Funeral services for Mrs. Merrit Sheldon 44 were held at St Ann s Catholic Church Frankfort with Rev Father Leisser officiating Burial followed at St Ann s cemetery She died last week at her mother s home after a long illness Survived by her husband and six children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
M. Shelton Frankfort
Merrit Sheldon
St. Ann’s Catholic Church
Father Leisser
St. Ann’s Cemetery
Altar Society Hosts Card Party at St. Thomas Church
The Ladies' Altar Society of St. Thomas Catholic Church held a card party at the Civic Center in Faulkton on Sunday evening. Whist was played at five tables and lunch followed. High score for men went to Joe Conlon and for women to Mrs A Birrenkott. John Tieran won the low score prize.
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Altar Society
Faulkton
Jan
St. Thomas Catholic Church
Civic Center
Joe Conlon
A. Birrenkott
John Tieran
WSCS Group Meets With Mrs M Webb Cavour
The Women’s Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. Mabel Webb’s home with Mrs. Hazel Culver assisting. Devo tions were led by Mrs. Alta Hedlund and Mrs Walters. The business meeting was led by Mrs. Butz and a contribution was made to the iron lung fund. The next meeting is planned at Miss Edna Elder’s home. Henry Clay was known as The Millboy of the Slashes.
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WSCS
M Webb Cavour
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Mabel Webb
Hazel Culver
Alta Hedlund
Walters
Butz
Iron Lung Fund
Edna Elder
Sanborn Mattress Training School set for Jan 20 21
Sanborn County to hold mattress training January 20 and 21 at Union Township hall near Forestburg. Miss Myrtle Swanson of South Dakota State College will lead the program with 242 signed applications, 10 work centers active and 6,000 pounds of cotton to arrive before February 1.
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Woonsockm
Sanborn County
Myrtle Swanson
South Dakota State College
Union Township
Warren Township
Union Township Hall
Pat Forestburg
Second Victim Of Car Crash Dies
Mrs. Louis W. Rolling, 30, died in a local hospital Tuesday night, becoming the second victim of an automobile truck collision about 25 miles west of mwlX BALLS. Her husband, a Sioux Falls filling station operator, was killed in the mishap.
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Mwlx
Louis W. Rolling
Here
Sioux Falls
Pioneer At Miller Marks 88th Birthday
Nate Johnson, Miller’s longtime resident, celebrated his 88th birthday at home last Sunday. An early homesteader north of Miller, he moved to Miller in the 1880s and has lived there 57 years. He once ran a local restaurant and later owned a moving picture theatre before retirement, and he remains active in summer yard work.
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Miller
Nate] Johnson
Johnson
Benefit Checks Reach 100000 in South Dakota
The South Dakota unemployment compensation program issued its 100000th benefit check, about 790000 dollars paid to jobless workers in two years. The 100000th recipient was Laverne B. Hunstad of Aberdeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
South Dakota Unemployment Compensation Commission
Laverne B. Hunstad
Mitchell
UCC
South Dakota
Baking Demonstration At Miller Auditorium Draws Crowd
Malle January 20 will host a baking demonstration by Loui Tregoning, educational director for a yeast firm, to show the ease of modern baking in the American kitchen for Hand County homemakers. The two o clock start invites the general public. Tregoning is noted for educational work across the Midwest and has served as 4-H state club leader, Chicago Daily News cooking editor, and author on food topics.
Adlerika AdOffers Relief For Digestive Trouble
An Iowa item notes a family of eleven uses Adlerika to ease gas sour stomach and bloating. The ad promotes Adlerika as a remedy with a Sherman Moe druggists contact.
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W. N.iowa
Sherman & Moe
Ady
Awards Offered For Contest In Sanborn
WOONSOCKET January 18 Six cash prizes totaling 20 dollars are offered by the Silver Creek Soil Conservation District for essays on Soil Conservation. Motion pictures on soil conservation and discussion of the essay contest will be provided to every school in Sanborn County if desired. Information available from the County Superintendent of Schools or County Extension Agent. High school and grade school pupils have separate contests with first second and third prizes of five three and two dollars respectively.
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Woonsocket
Silver Creek
Birthday Ball Set For Miller Jan 30
J P Corcoran hand County birthday ball chairman announces Paul Moorhead and his orchestra will play at the Miller auditorium on the evening of January 30 for the President's Birthday Ball. Half of ad receipts go to the local fund and half to swell the national fund for the hat.
Committee Seeks Contributions for Infantile Paralysis Fund
A civic committee announces boxes placed at various locations for the public to donate to the infantile paralysis fund. The campaign aims to raise funds through accessible drop points to support medical efforts and patient care.
Entertain Club Highmore hosts Dine-A-Mite gathering
Mr and Mrs Harry Robinson welcomed members of the Dine A Mite Club to their Highmore home last Monday evening for a seven o clock dinner followed by cards. Guests included Mr and Mrs Dale Robinson and Mr and Mrs Royal Tomter. Mrs TI H Tomter hosted the women and James Hamin the men.
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Highmore
Harry Robinson
Dale Robinson
Royal Tomter
TI. H. Tomter
James Hamiin
Potasafras Promised Relief for Asthma Sufferers
An old advertisement touts Potasafras as a home remedy for asthma claiming rapid relief from misery. The copy emphasizes 25 years of maker experience and states Potasafras is distributed exclusively by H. H. H.
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Senate
House
State Capitol
W. C. Hermann
Rockham
Donald Masters
Humboldt Wiliam de Boer
Corsica
L. C. Shortridge
Thunder Hawk
John B. Perkins
Leon C. Weier
Breeman
H. W. Metz
Miranda
Dean C. Tripplier
Canova
Roy Glover
Democrat
Hecla
Council At
Neighborhood News
Alpena
Easy Aces Bridge Club
Lyle Freeman
A. J. Brigham
Charles [Brammer
Lewis Aye
Margaret Bannes
Aye
R. C. Smith
Wayland
A. J. Ravenscroft
Miller Hospital
Guy Major
Adalbert Major
Huton
George Hipple
Frank Dei Vey
Kirby Price
Stephan
Thompsson Falls
Mont
PEO
Clay Webb
R. P. Porter
Amherst
Henry Streenz
N. F. King
Ellison Bahde
Glen Frericks
Lester Spink
Ray Andrews
Vernon Hansen
Bancroft
Ralph Dirksen
Elmer Dirksen
Arcata
Calif
Bancroft High School
Spink
Bryant Church
Henry Clay
The
Millboy
Mattress Training School
Sanborn
Nihe
Exnland
Cheyenne
Denver
Island Air Lines
Suita
Great Group
Fortune Oxfords
S. Dak
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