Gettysburg Man Killed By Snake During Street Demonstration
Gettysburg, July 26. Steve Stida aged 38 died in a local doctor’s office at 3:00 yesterday afternoon after being bitten on the right index finger by a snake he was handling for a street demonstration. Anti venom treatment was tried but he fell into a coma and never regained consciousness. He is survived by a widow and two children.
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Steve Stida
Gettysburg
Sido
Stdo
Stide
Indian Work Given Praise From Commission on Best Agencies
Washington July 26 The Indian emergency conservation corps exceeded Civilian Conservation Corps results, Indian Commissioner John Collier said. He noted ten agencies were named for merit, then cut to five best and eight runners up. Top five: Zone New Mexico Standing Rock North Dakota Consolidated Chippewa Minnesota Hopi Fort Apache Arizona. Runners up included Shoshone Jicarilla New Mexico Cheyenne River Fort Belknap Montana Red Lake Minnesota Lac du Flambeau Wisconsin Taholah Washington and Keshe nem Wisconsin. Decisions based on enrollment periods field work and policy administration success.
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Washington
Indian Emergency Conservation Corps
Civilign Conservation Corps
John Collier
Collier
Zone
New Mexico
Standing Rock
North Dakota
Consolidated Chippewa
Minnesota
Hopi
Fort Apache
Arizona
Sho~shone
Wyoming
Jicarila
Cheyenne River
South Dakota
Fort Belknap
Montana
Red Lake
Lacky Flambeau
Wisconsin
Tahoteh
Keshenem
Westover Visits Rapid City Balloon Race Era
Brigadier General Oscar Westover, assistant chief of the army corps, flew from Washington to attend a visit in Rapid City on July 26. The article notes Westover as a balloonist and winner of national balloon races, highlighting his connection to aviation feats and his presence at the Black Hills event.
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Westover
Hills
Rapid City
Oscar Westover
Army Corps
Washington
the Black
Five Hitchcock Men Enter CCC Camps in Black Hills
Five young men from Hitchcock left Watertown early Tuesday for CCC camps in the Black Hills. They are George Hart James Kingdon Henry Schraeder Clayton Kambel and Alvin Scheib. The group follows other local movements as families visit relatives and prepare for seasonal work.
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Hitchcock
Watertown
CCC
Black Hills
George Hart
James Kingdon
Henry Schraeder
Clayton Kambel
Alvin Scheib
J. C. Meyer
Bonilla
Altoona
Herman Meyers
Helen Larsen
Valmer Larsen
Custer
Frank Gordon, Jr
Huron
Cye Freve
Aberdeen
Lenore Sutter
Amy Wright
Darlene McDonald
Lebanon
M. EB. Lund
Maxine
Margaret
Keith
Local Notes On Patients Guests And Enlistments
Wessington Earl Bowen is a patient at the Ingt on hospital after submitting to an operation. Mrs. C Gilland is critically ill in the local hospital with family by her side. Mr and Mrs Perry Crosby of Onida were called here due to Mrs Gillands illness. Crosby is her brother. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Henry Mead on Monday July 24. John Eddy arrived from Missouri for a brief visit with his brother Frank before heading to Colorado. Mrs J He Black and her son Jimmy are friends in Minneapolis. Mr and Mrs Clarence Coop returned from a Chicago trip and the World's Fair. Mrs Parker of Redfield visits Ora Parker and family. Dale Bothwell Leland Moorhouse and Joe Timmerman left Monday to enlist in the Civilian Conservation Corps.
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Earl Bowen
Theington Hospital
C. Gilland
Perry Crosby
Onida
Gilland
Crosby
Giland
Henry Mead
John Eddy
Missouri
Frank Eddy
Colorado
J. He Black
Jimmy
Minneapolis
Clarence Coop
Chicago
Parker
Redfield
Ora Parker
Dale Bothwell
Leland Moorhouse
Joe Timmerman
Waterstown
Civilian Conservation Corps
Local Family Travel and Funeral Return Paths
Wolsey Mr and Mrs George Lumbard and daughter Burdette left Sunday for Minnesota to visit relatives and return Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Fred Lanobs and Mrs John Juergens came back Monday from Magnet Nebraska where they accompanied the body of Mrs Martha Bunyan for burial. Donald Carso and Edward Siemens returned Sunday evening from Montana.
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George Lumbard
Burdette
Minesota
Fred Lanobs
John Juergens
Magnet
Neb
Martha Bunyan
Donald Carso
Edward Siemens
Montana
Community members visit. several locals travel
Multiple residents and visitors are listed visiting friends and relatives in towns including Watertown Pierre Aberdeen Timber Lake Highmore Miller Wessington and Springfield. People mentioned include Alva Bales Dorothy Peck Mary Barnhart Madalaine Elwell and Grace Wessels among others as they travel for examinations visits and outings.
Maunders Family Plans Wisconsin Visit
Virgil and Mrs. Maunders with son Darrell left Friday to visit relatives in Stevens Point Wisconsin. Mr and Mrs Fred Guthmiller and
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B. L. Maunders
Darrell
Stevens Point
Wis
Fred Guthmiller
Local Notes From Highmore and Nearby Towns
Highmare Miss Leone Ringer left Monday for Rochford after weeks at home. Eshelwyn Perkins visited Roscoe friend Rhea Christian for several days. Edna McKtellip spent the weekend with Marguerite Askew in Brookings. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs Harley Dalton on July 23. The Kiel family returned to Cottonwood after attending Esther Kiel’s wedding in Milbank.
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Leone Ringer
Rochford
Eshelwyn Perkins
Rhea Christian
Roscoe
Edna McKtellip
Marguerite Askew
Brookings
Harley Dalton
William Kiel
Cottonwood
Highmore
Esther Kiel
Milbank
Mrs Ida Newton and friends share visits and trips
Mrs Ida Newton returned Monday from a monthlong visit with her son Errol Newton in Los Angeles. A group of friends celebrated Mrs George Mesick's birthday with a surprise party. Walter Prinz Russel Eberlein and Dick Robey came home from a week in the Black Hills with several festival attendees. Others toured Placerville at the Congregational assembly and Young Peoples assembly. J K Van Camp and daughter Mary Catherine of Mitchell arrived in Highmore for a visit and Mary Catherine joined the Chamberlain Girl Scouts.
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Ida Newton
Errol Newton
Los Angeles
George Mesick
Walter Prinz
Russel Eberlein
Dick Robey
Black Hills
Rhode Jane D'¢kinson
Merril Meigs
Virgil Hanson
Mary Catherine
Chamberlain
Girl Scouts
Yale Party Returns From Black Hills Vacation
Yale Mrs Albert Maass Alma and Bernard Maass Helen Garry returned Friday from a four week vacation in the Black Hills. Mr and Mrs F W Marsh and Duane Smith visited the 8 C Mason home in Mitchell over the weekend. Lawrence Mason accompanied them home. Mary Smith Irma Vondracek Helen Garry Alma and Bernard Maass traveled to Butler to visit Alton Gaughran. En route they called on James Lawrence in Conde. LeNoye Vondescek had been visiting the Alten and Glenn.
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Yale
Albert Maass
Alma
Bernard
Helen Garry
Black Hills
F. W. Marsh
Duane Smith
Conde
James Lawrence
LeNoye Vondescek
Altén
Glenn
Community Notes on Local Travels and Visits
Gaughran homes in Sutler with companions. Anna Belle Marsh visits Wa ter town friends. Mrs William Kueh and Marie head to Austin Minnesota for extended visit with William Gaughran. Clarence Gaughran seeks work in Austin. James Smith and son James Jr and Harry Derseheid with M C Welsh attend James Valley league baseball in Buffalo. Levi Anderson family visit James Smith home. Earl Marsh and Johnny Gable with others take exam for CCC camp. Mrs Neil Marsh and daughters visit Salem. Muself families go to Harrison Arkansas to visit Matz home. Kaufman and friends return from northern Minnesota vacation.
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Gaughran
Sutler
Anna Belle Marsh
Watertown
Wiliam Kueh
Marie
Austin
Mipa
William Gaughran
Clarence Gaughran
Austin Minn
James Smith
James, Jr
Harry Derseheid
M. C. Welsh
Huron
Buffalo
Woonsocket
Levi Anderson
Clifford
Velma
Carpenter
Earl Marsh
Johnny Gable
James Fuller
Edward Martin
Cavour
Neil Marsh
Saughters
Salem
William Muself
Dorothy
William Muself, Jr
Harrison, Ark
Matz
J. D. Kaufman
Irene Harding
Leona Stine
Minnesota
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Senator Morris Sheppard
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Alva Bales
Dorothy Peck
Willow Lake
Mary Barnhart
Pierre
P. W. Uselding
C. E. Wright
Omaha
Tors Blatchford
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Pridsy
Timber Lake
Madalaine Elwell
Springfield
A. B. Custer
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St. Lawrence
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Bertha Thompson
Stanton
Mayme Newton
Guthmuller
Sherm Sterner
Wangmess
Henry
Dorothy Nelson
Miller
D. H. Barnes
W. C. Denison, Jr
Wangs-ness
William Pilger
Letcher
Grace Wessels
Virgil
Helen Irving
Walter Irviing
Borg
Kellogg's
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Ed Langhein
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