Campaign to light airways reaches Sioux Falls meeting
Aviation enthusiasts from seven cities in four states approve a concentrated campaign to light air lanes from Omaha through Sioux City and Sioux Falls to Minneapolis St Paul and to Bismarck via Huron Howard and Aberdeen. They seek congressional appropriations and plan resolutions forming the campaign’s basis.
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Sioux Falls
Omaha
Sioux’ City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Bismarck
N. D
Huron
Howard
Aberdeen
Hanford Airlines
Congress
Ruby D. Garrett
Kansas City
National Aero-nautical Association
J. W. Miller
Hanfords Airlines
Veterans of Foreign Wars names officers for state department
State Department Commander John Townsen announced appointments for major state offices. George Longstaff, Huon, named department adjutant and to move headquarters from Aberdeen to Huron. Other appointees include J. H. Strom patriotic instructor, J. H A. Terwilliger rehabilitation officer, Edward C. Rogers liaison officer, Isaiah Hagen publicity director, Harry Lewis sergeant at arms, Chris Melson inspector, and Delbert Wilmarth historian. Wilmarth has served as department historian since its formation and bears a long prior record in the Philippines and National Guard service.
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State Department
John Townsen
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
United States
George Longstaff
Huon
12Th Machine Gun Battalion
13Th Enginess
National Guard
Huron
J. H. Strom
Watertown
J. H A. Terwilliger
Iroquois
Edward C. Rogers
Sioux Falls
Isaiah O. Hagen
Harry Lewis
Hot Springs
Chris Melson
Delbert F. Wilmarth
Wilmarth
Aberdeen
de Smet
Co. E
South Dakota
Philippines
Fae Department
Johansen
John Schmeul Rites Held in Wayland
Special funeral services were held Sunday at 2 PM at the home for John Schmeul who died July 16 at age 81. He settled in the community in 1909 from Wisconsin, his native state. Surviving are two sons William of Wewkind and Ed of California, and daughters Emma in Wisconsin and Mrs Wa Gadow. Relatives from Huron attended. Fanny Mills of Wolsey led the services with Major Brothers quartet and Mabel Alarion at the piano. Burial was in Wessington cemetery.
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John Schmeul
Wayland
Schmeul
Wisconsin
William
Wewkind
California
Emma
Wa Gadow
Huron
Orval Jefferies
Emma Otto
Pauline Otto
Fanny Mills
Wolsey
Major Brothers Quartet
Mabel Alarion
Wessington Cemetery
Art Department Gains South Dakota Summer Session Enrollments
Vermillion July 21 the University of South Dakota Summer Session reports a over 10 percent rise in art department enrollment, with nearly 36 students in the extended art courses. Outdoor classes were included, covering teaching art in grades, freehand drawing, landscape painting, and high school art instruction. During the regular session about 100 students take the 15 art courses each semester.
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U’s
University of South Dakota
Dust storm halts in Blunt with brief shower
Blunt on Sunday faced a dust storm that cut visibility to a block as southeast winds shifted to the northwest. A half hour thunderstorm cleared the dust but rainfall was not enough to wash away the effects. Temperatures fell from 102 to 73 and returned to about 100 briefly. If rain remains scarce, dust storms may worsen in the region, threatening fields and pastures.
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Blunt Blunt
Blunt
Parkston Student Chosen for GMIT Training Program
Parkston selects a local graduate from the University of South Dakota to join General Motors Institute of Technology in Flint Michigan. Koehn, a USD School of Business Administration alum, earns a year of training in accounting finance and management before joining GM in Kansas City.
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Vermiluius
Eeon Roe Parkston
General Motors Institute of Technology
Flint
Michigan
Koehn
School of Business Administration
University of South Dakota
General Motors Company
Kohn
General Motors
Kansas City
University
VISIT H. C. BUSS FAMILY VISITORS ARRIVE FROM WASHINGTON
Roy O'Hara and son Jimmy and daughter Sally arrived Friday from Washington DC to visit Mrs. O'Hara's brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. H C Buss. They are joined by Mrs. O'Hara's parents Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hemphill of Minneapolis who will also visit. Jean DeHaven Tome Well ington after six weeks at University of South Dakota re joins her parents Al and Mrs DeHaven and will teach at Vermillion High School this fall.
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H. C. Buss
Rockham
Roy O'Hara
Jimmy
Sally
Washington, D. C
Jean Dehaven Tome Wellington
University of South Dakota
Jean DeHaven
al DeHaven
Vermillion High School
Joyner Of SDU To Pick Murals
Howard W. Joyner head of the art department at the University of South Dakota has been named state chairman of the procurement division of the Treasury department to select three mural groups for lobbies of Decatur Dinors post office. Ten mid western states compete with a total prize of 7050 dollars. South Dakota artists will submit scale drawings to Professor Joyner and receive special invitations through the state. States in the contest include North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa Illinois Ohio Indiana and Michigan.
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Vermillion
Howard W. Joyner
Act Department
University of South Dakota
South Dakota
Treasury Department
Decatur, Dinors
Joyner
Glen
Rapid City
United States
Fiest
North Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Ilinois
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Sinclaires Leave Rockham For California Home
Earl Sinclaire and sons Verne and Earl departed Rockham after several weeks with relatives and friends, heading home to Long Beach California on Thursday.
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Sinclaires
Rockham
Earl Sinclaire
Verne
Earl
Long Beach
Cal
Bessie Lake Leaves Boland for Gunton Job
Miss Bessie Lake left Boland for Gunton Iowa on Friday where she secured employment. WPA workers for Clean City program labored last week to clear and tidy the city dump grounds.
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Bessie Lake
Boland
Gunton
Raymond
WPA
Funeral Held For William Marshall
William Oliver Marshall died at his daughter's home July 17 at nearly 84. Funeral services were Sunday at the Community Church with Miss Fanny Mills of Wolsey in charge. He lived in the area 34 years, mostly on the same farm, and leaves 7 of 10 children, including Mrs. Rena Smith and Mrs. Bertha Phillips, plus three sons Vern Pearl and Ray, two brothers, one sister, 54 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren. Cause of death heat prostration per physicians.
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Wellington
Wwye
Sopeday
William Oliver Marshall
Reva Dobson
Fanny, Mills of
Rena Smith
Flandréau
Bertha Phillips
St. Lawrence
Blanch “Phillips
Vern
Pearl
Ray
Wessington
Mrs Peterson Victim Of Stroke At Home
Mrs An drew Peterson suffered a paralytic stroke at her home on Sunday forenoon. Her husband found her on the kitchen floor at noon. She remained unconscious and in serious condition. Nurse Miss Alice Bans cares for her as relatives arrive, including son Prof Edwin Peterson from Wisconsin and daughter Mrs Henry Preston from California. A sister from Oklahoma is expected.
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Lans
Andrew Peterson
Peterson
Alice Bans
Edwin Peterson
Westlby
Wis
Henry Preston
Denver
Denver, Calo
OkoboJl
Term limits for sheriffs challenged in South Dakota
Mitchell July 21 D B Mintener head of the state department of justice told the South Dakota Sheriffs and Police Officers convention that term limits are ridiculous and urged a bill to make terms unlimited He also backed civil service for police to shield officers from political turnover Mintener argued current practice forces retirement and threatens merit based promotion highlighting shared goals of protecting life and property across law enforcement groups.
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Mitchell
South Dakota
D. B. Mintener
State Department of Justice
Mintener
Smoking And Drinking Watch Your Stomach Ad Card
Indigestion relief notice promotes Emil's Adla Tablets sold by Sher-iman & Mow druggists with a money back guarantee.
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Emil
Mow
Cooperation of Sheriffs and Police Shaped Department Start
Department of Justice owes its origin largely to the cooperation of sheriffs and police officers, whose support helped form the department. The quotation notes the influence of law enforcement in creating the organization, highlighting the trust placed in officers across jurisdictions.
Funeral services held for George Brenner in Alpena
Aged Alpena man George Brenner died Friday evening at home. Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon. Brenner, past 80, lived alone in the north part of town and was found by his son Saturday evening. Neighbors last saw him Friday afternoon.
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Alpena
George Brenner
Mr. Brenner
Hay Fire Destroys Feeds at Doland Site
July 2. George Fryer reported a large haystack burned to the ground after being stacked for the night. The fire started accidentally, destroying the stack and the feed stock. No injuries reported.
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Doland
George Fryer
Tulare Ladies Aid Meeting Report
The Tulare Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Ralph Miller's home for an engaging program and business session. Refreshments were served by the hostess following the gathering.
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Ladies Aid
Tulare
Ralph Miller
Funeral Held For Emma Glanzer
The funeral for 22 year old Emma Glanzer was held at Bethel Church north of Yale on Sunday. Relatives from out of town included Dave Glanzer and family of Wolsey Jacob Tschetter of Bridgewater Jon Glanzer of Hitchcock Peter Hofer of Hitchcock Sam P Glanzer and Jake M Wipf of Huron H K Moon of De Smet and others attended. Emma was a 1934 graduate of the local high school.
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Emma Glanzer
YALE
Huron Hospital
Bethel Church
Here
Dave Glanzer
Wolsey
Jake Tschetter
Bridgewater
Jon Glanzer
Hitchcock
Peter Hofer
Sam P. Glanzer
Jake M. Wipf
Huron
Sam P. Hofer
Mike B. ‘Hofer
Sky Techetter
Carpenter
H. K. Moon
de Smet
Emma
Mr. Moon
To Start Prospect Hole In Oil Field Wagner
Drilling for oil on a new site near here was scheduled to start today, says J. B. Palensky of Cobor, project manager. The old site was abandoned weeks ago after the boring filled with water and some tools were lost.
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Wagner
Here
J. B. Palensky
Cobor
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