Federated Business Women Hear War Refugee Accounts
The National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Club met at Marvin Hughitt Hall with Mrs. Bert Schull presiding. Huron College students George Hirose and Gerhard Glase spoke on wartime displacement and Nazi persecution, detailing evacuation, camps, refugee life, and rehabilitation challenges. New members were initiated after the program. Sojourners Club held a dessert luncheon the following Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Business Women
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Club
Marvin Hughitt
Bert Schull
Lucie Haynes
William Churchill
Huron College
George Hirose
Gerhard Glase
Germany
England
America
Eva Walker
Max Palmerton
Elis Annis
Grace Finley
Margaret Ridgeway
Amy L. Swanson
Evelyn Head
Catherine Tilson
Wolsey Couple Wed In Presbyterian Church Study
Dorothy Colleen Palmer daughter of Orion Palmer of Wolsey married Wayne Lattford Traver son of Harold Traver of Bonilla on Monday January 25 at three in the study of the Presbyterian Church in Horan. The bride, a Wolsey High School graduate of 1942, formerly worked at Sons Cafe. the groom, a Bonilla High School graduate of 1941, farms with his father. The ceremony was by Rev Joseph Gray with attendees including Mrs Arthur Traver and Raymond Morse. The couple will reside west of Bonilla to farm with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Palmer
Wayne Traver
Dorothy Colleen Palmer
Orion Palmer
Wolsey
Wayne Lattford Traver
Harold Traver
Bonilla
Joseph Gray
Presbyterian Church
Horan
Wolsey High School
Carson’s Cafe
Proom
Bonilla High School
Miss Palmer
Arthur Traver
Traver
Raymond Morse
Proam
List of S D Victory Speakers Bureau announced
Mitchell South Dakota January 28 C W Coursey state director of the Victory Speakers Bureau announced today the list of speakers and counties they represent. The roster includes Aberdeen Ipswich Faulkton Redfield Britton Huron Mitchell Pierre Deadwood Mobridge Yankton Watertown and many more with incomplete entries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Pj—C. W. Coursey
Victory Speakers Bureau
Aberdeen
P. J. Harkness
Giles Anderson
Steve Brace
L. J. Ballou
H. Prestegard
Ipswich
B. H. Batteen
Faulkton
Kermit G. Norbeck
Redfield
J. J. Warkentin
Britton
Brown
Marshal
McPherson
Edmunds
Spink
Faulk
Bonesteal
Joe R. Cash
Harvey Willoughly
Bonesteel
Edward Prehal
Glenn Benler
Burke
George F. Johnson
Gregory
Don G. Grieves
Winner
Gregory and
Tripp
Huron
George W. Chitty
Gladys Pyle
Leone Crowleg
Glen McArthur
William Petersen
D.C. Reutter
Horace Coe
Euron
William Warren
de Smet
M. J. Emerson
Miller
Charles R. Hatch
Wessington Springs
Beadle
Kingsbury
Hand
Derauld
Lake Andes
A. Brady Beck
Mark E. Miller
E. A. Polley
Geddes
A. BR. Eschuman
Wagner
A. Clay Darling
Armour
Ray E. Post
Tyndall
Bon Homme
Charles Mix
Douglas
Martin
Charles Milner
Harold James
William Fire Thunder
Bennett
Shannon
Washabaugh
Todd
Mitchell W. R. Ronald
J. F. Edge
Arthur Shoemaker
J. W. Kaye
George Vance
R. B. Palmer
Woonsocket
R. C. Bakewell
Plankinton
A. F. Ubyer
Menno
Charles Ensminger
Chamberlain
Davison
Hanson
Sanborn
Aurora
Brule
Buffalo
Hutchinson
Murdo
Jones
Jackson
Lyman
Melletic
Pierre
R. ©. Riter
Sigrid Anderson
Cyril van Hise
C. E. Noel
Highmore
Francis Ryan
Onida
K. J. Morgan
Gettysburg
Hiram Hughes
Ft. Pierre
Whitney
Philip
Hughes
Stanley
Sully
Hyde
Potter
Regional Speakers From South Dakota Listen Across Counties
Regional speakers from South Dakota including I D Weeks Vermillion N E Steele Aberdeen W R Ronald Mitchell and Joe Bottom Pierre address county groups in a statewide series. Local officials Gronne Clear Lake Harald Lorre Wayti W R McCann Brookings and Elmer En gebretson Frank Tait William Holland participate as directors and hosts across Deuel Hamlin Brookings Grant Roberts and surrounding counties.
Renew Plea For Local Option On Liquor Sales
South Dakota lawmakers heard advocates urge returning liquor law enforcement to voting communities. The bill would allow municipalities and townships to petition for local option elections on all alcoholic beverages, with 1 percent of voters needed to trigger a vote. Supporters say it is democratic and keeps control in the hands of the people, while opponents note the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
South ‘Dakota
Joint Liquor Control Committee
Federated Council of Churches
Charles Derlinger
Sioux Falls
Committee On Public Morals
Gerlinger
Harold Wager
Mary Lyman
Mount Vernon
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Beadle County Red Cross Names New Leaders
T E O Brien was elected chair of the Beadle County Armorican Red Cross at a meeting of the executive committee. He succeeds Circuit Judge Boyd M Benson. G O Martin was named vice president and W Molger Johnson was re elected treasurer. Anna Payson Wilbold became secretary until the next election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County
Armorican Red Cross
Boyd M. Benson
Eliied
G. O. Martin
Wmolger Johnson
Anna Payson Wilbold
A. E. Schnab
C. A. Lafferty
Carrol Fullerton
Benson
KR. A. Buchanan
Earl C. Longfellow
Huron
Paul Gross
Yale
Gladys Pyle
Frank Brkeman
House Passes Bill To Provide Funds For Operation Of Federal Agencies
The South Dakota House passed a resolution memorializing Congress to fund federal agency operations now locally financed. It seeks money for clerical, rent, and supply costs for seed and feed loan, farm security, rationing board offices, and similar federal sites. Senate approval needed before sending to the delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Yy Pierre
Lan
South
Dakota House of Representatives
Congress
H. H. Motley
Frankfort
Charlies
H. Welling
Tulare
Senate
South Dakota
Northern Plains
C.E. Anderson
Henry
G. W. Mills
Wall
Gottlieb Tiede
Bread Knife Shortages Not a Worry warns WPB
The War Production Board says bread shortages due to unsliced bread are unfounded and that any standard slicing knife can replace a bread knife. Slicing bread uses less wrapping, aiding conservation. Follow care tips to extend knife life and avoid misuse, with steps to keep blades sharp and safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
WPB
Per Diem Increase Proposed for South Dakota County Commissioners
Pierre January 28. A bill before the South Dakota House would raise per diem for county commissioners to six dollars a day with a five cent mileage rate for official travel, replacing seven cents. The proposal also adjusts maximum per diem and mileage by county population and township counts, setting scales from under 15 000 to over 60 townships, with various fixed amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
South Ba‘ota
House of Representatives
Clemenceau Taught French At Connecticut Girls School
Georges Clemenceau known as the Tiger of France once taught French at a Connecticut girls school during World War I era, a lesser known chapter in his long public service and wartime diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges Clemenceau
France
Pre Mier
Connecticut
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evelyn Hantnagel Editor
Sojourner's Club
George Snow
R. W. Wilkinson
M. P Christopher
H. Worrall
H. T Burt
Clarence Erickson
S. D. Victory Speakers Bureau
Rapid City
C. C. Jacobson
John T. Heffron
Deadwood
Tom Eastman
Custer
Harry Woodward
Hot Springs
Pennamon
Fall River
Lawrence
Wmurde
Butte
Selby
Speeakers
E. H. Noteboom
Julius Skoug
Q. B. Neilsen
Mobridge
Harry V. Bundt
Mound City
Paul Kurtz
Faith
Walworth
Campbell
Ax Falls
lLouwis
Hurwitz
Charles H. Everett
Les En- Hel
Robert Lowe
Martin L. Cale
George A. Rice
Flandreau
Jerry H. Lamimers
Madison
I. M. Mumford
Howard
Rex Shield
Salem
Leroy Madsen
Parker
Harrold A. Bogue
Denton
Mirnneha
Tate Oserix
Cantalus
Mal Vito
Alan
Good Drug
Perriton Drug
By Camille Yiull
T.e.o’brien
County Red Cross
Bambil
Felix Spin
McFarland Twins Orchestra
Disney's
Part
John Jones
Nepaacn
Jane
Damlas Otion In
Machirol
The
Gophers of
Awd
Mike Gibbs
Orchesstra
Washington
Guadalcanal
Tunisia
H. H. Humphrey Drug Store
Sam
Uncle Sam
Ake
Swander
ONG
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!