Teachers Plan Varied Vacations in Wessington Springs
WESSINGTON SPRINGS June 7 Specials Summer plans of the teachers in Wessington Springs schools include many types of vacations. Supt Barrett Lowe plans to stay in Wessington Springs and may do some writing. Senior high principal K F Lohn will visit Minnesota for summer sessions at the University of Minnesota. Junior high principal B H Zilliox will attend school in Vermillion. Merritt Talsma will work in Yellowstone Park. F B Hanson will continue agriculture work locally. Coach M B Wheeler will attend Stott Institute at Menominee Wisconsin. Velma Linnell will go home to Faith. Vocal director Velma Boughton and Jean Howell plan a trip to the west coast and may attend summer school. Grice Ahern has gone to Mitchell and plans to visit the New York World's Fair. Irene Wipt continues home economics work then returns home to Freeman. Grade teachers Lawrence Craderney may go to New York. Sorenson has gone home to White Lake and may attend summer school. Gladys Kunzel will spend the summer in Alpena. Alice Robeck is in Madison. Laura Linton is in Beresford. Larene Swenson will attend summer school at Pestalozzi Froebel Teachers College in Chicago. Laurence Wendt is recuperating at home in Parker after a serious illness and missed nine weeks of school.
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Wessington Springs
Supt
Barrett Lowe
K. F. Lohn
Minnesota
University of
F. B. Hanson
M. B. Wheeler
Irene Wipt
Freeman
Lawrence Cradérny
New York
France
Sorenson
White Lake
Gladys Kunzel
Alpena
Alice Robeck
Madison
Laura Linton
Beresford
Larene Swen‘sor
Weather Summary for Huron and Vicinity
Temperature highs and lows show trends from last year and records. Forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Thursday with cooler nights and warmer daytime highs, and varied statewide notes including thundershowers in eastern sectors and cooler spells in wisconsin style timing.
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Huron
South Dakota
Minesota
Iowa
Leaves for Coast Frankfort
Edladale Michels departed Sunday for Yakima Washington to visit her brother Dallas and then plan to travel to San Francisco for the World's Fair, continuing a coastward journey from Frankfort.
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Coast Frankfort
Edladale Michels
Yakima, Wash
Dallas
San Francisco
Legion Drum Corps Performs in Iroquois Visit
The Huron Senior American Legion drum corps made its first out of town public appearance Tuesday evening at Iroquois. Thirty six boys paraded in uniform in the business district and thrilled Sports Day visitors. The group drills ahead of a summer trip to the state convention at Rapid City.
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Huron
American ‘Legion
Iroquois
American Legion
Rapid City
Mrs. Riley's Daughter Graduates From Kansas School
Mrs W H Riley and daughter Dorothy return from Emporia Kansas where Miss Riley earned the 2938 close from Kansas State Teachers College She will teach kindergarten next year in Halstead Kansas Readiness for summer sales at Walker Greenhouses Half price plants and savings adv G W Chitty returns from southern US trip visiting son Jack in Little Rock He and others head to Rapid City for family visits June weddings noted and flowers highlighted in advs Ann Jamison arrives in Huron after BS degree from State College in Brookings Visitation and graduation mentions span Vermillion and University of South Dakota events with multiple local families attending ceremonies and back home
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Dorothy
Emporia
Kan
Riley
Kansas State Teachers College
Topeka
Hutchinson
Wichita
Kansas State
University of Nebraska
Huron College
Halstead
Walker Greenhouses
Adv
G. W. Chitty
United States
Memphis
Life Rock
Tulsa
Hot Springs
Ark
Little Rock
Jack
Walker
Zartman
Josephine
Robert
Rapid City
Kiel Bros., Inc
Ann Jamison
State College
Huron
Miss Jamison
N. S. Jamison
Marivin Hughitt
South Dakota
Oilers Farriers
Howard Saylor
University of South Dakota
Howard
J. H. Webber
Seattle
L. T. van Slyke
Aberdeen
John Horsa
Dlinois Avenue
Marinines
Northwest College of Com
Beree
Advc
J. R. Whitman
Irving Bt. Crawfore
Vermillion
Z. Haberman
LeRoy
M. H. McKay
Donald
Minneapolis
A. W. Clapp
St. Paul
McKay
Catherine McKay
William van Zee
William, Jr
Brookings
Nebraska Avenue
van Zee
The
Agriculture Conservation Program
Royal gossip and weather digest from a fragmented report
A fragment recounts political figures and social chatter about editors and a fashion scene, then shifts to a weather and road forecast. City briefs note cloudy to clear conditions across Sioux Falls Brookings Pierre Mitchell Yankton Rapid City Huron Lemmon Aberdeen Watertown with trace precipitation reported in several towns.
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M. Hi. Lo
Rods
Sioux Falls
Brookings
Pierre
Mitchell
Yankton
Clar
Rapid City
Huron
Aberdeen
Watertown
Trace
Sioux
Falls
Yankton Trace
Jenkins To Try For New Records On Measured Mile
Salt Lake City reports J. Ab Jenkins, famed Utah speed pioneer, plans another iron man run at the 10 mile measured mile. The 55 year old driver, boasting 2,090,000 miles behind the wheel, aims to extend records from 18.11 minutes per mile to 124 hours at 157.28 mph, using a $30,000 12 cylinder airplane motor car.
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Salt Lake City
Legion
Ab Jenkins
Utah
Galt Flats
Jaims
Jenkins
George E. TySton
Dr A Buchanan Elected New Head Of Lions Club
Dr A Buchanan was elected president of the Lions Club at its annual election meeting on Tuesday. J Darcy steps down to vice president. Officers re elected include W C Peterson secretary treasurer E E Gletewski tail twister Rev Alfred Trenerry lion tamer and Dr F W Dennie to fill an unexpired board term. A committee was formed to study adding deep water warning marks on new lakes in Huron territory. Dr C S Betts closed with a talk on his trip to the western states.
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H. A. Buchanan
Lions’ Club
Service Club
J. Darcy
W._C. Peterson
E. E. Gletewski
Alfred Trenerry
F. W. Dennie
George M. Starr
Ang
Huron Territory
C. S. Betts
States
Harvest of Kansas wheat crop eyed for new season
Wn 20 Years Ago Today In Huron reports harvest in southern Kansas counties 216,500,000 bushels expected to start soon as J Mohler, state agriculture secretary, predicts a crop greater than any prior in the union. Weather data notes 7.42 inches yearly precipitation. Other items include a June wedding at A L Hergsman home, a Victory Liberty Loan medal draft, and local news on residents and events in Huron.
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Kansas
J. © Mohler
State Board of Agriculture
Union
A. L. Hergsman
Pigrom
Grace Episcopal Church
Alma Bernice Reiel
Henry Sherman Fenton
Victory Liberty Loan Jate
Pennsylvania Labor Group Plans Supreme Court Fight Over Labor Bills
Harrisburg June 1 The head of Pennsylvania AFL says organized labor will take the new anti sit down strike and repealing injunctions laws to the United States Supreme Court. Gov James plans to sign the two bills after demonstrations by about 2 000 AFL and CIO union members at the capitol grounds.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
American Federation of Labor
AFL
James L. McDevitt
United States Supreme Court
Commonwealth
CIO
Capitol
Babies Breathing In Utero Seen By Doctors
In Atlantic City on June TH, Dr. Franklin F. Snyder of the University of Chicago described to the Medical Society of New Jersey that unborn babies practice breathing with a fluid rather than air. He cited experiments with Dr. Morris Rosenfeld of Johns Hopkins, noting the fluid helps exercise the lungs before birth. The report also includes a Wayland social note mentioning Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Boyd hosting guests at their home, with several families visiting.
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Bonilla
Francis McGuire
Hoscoe Robins
Wessington
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Wayland
Glen Boyd
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Enver
Walsh couple travel for summer school in Byron
Mr and Mrs Walsh left Tulare for Byron where Mr Walsh plans to attend summer school. John Dangel Jr of the CCC camp at Columbia spent the weekend visiting his parents in Tulare.
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Walsh
John Dangel, Jr
CCC
Columbia
Obituary for Mrs Othelia Andersen Orient Lutheran
Mrs. Othelia Andersen died suddenly June 1 after a paralytic stroke. Funeral Monday at Orient Lutheran Church. Born October 12 1880 in Minomiaits she was a lifelong member of Gethsemane Lutheran Hopkins Minn. Survived by son Rev A T Andersen sister Mrs Charles Hulton Minneapolis brother Arthur Andersen Los Angeles. Burial beside husband in Lutheran Cemetery Ipswich.
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Orient
Orient Lutheran Church
Minneapolis
Arthur Andersen
Los Angeles
Roy Nicholson
Ed Benerd
Ernest Chalquist
Herman Euth
William Reichers
Ray. Johnson
Clarence Matter
Herman Ruth
Young Democrats To Elect Tonight Beadle County club set to pick officers
Beadle County Young Democratic Club will hold its June meeting tonight at 8 p m in the courthouse farmers assembly room. New officers will be elected and a series of business matters facing the club will be addressed. President G W Chit will preside.
Edward Palmer Rites Held At Orient Church
Edward Palmer died June 1 at his home near Orient after months of illness. Funeral services were held Saturday at the Orient Methodist Church with Rev. BR Regan of Faulkton in charge and singing of The Old Rugged Cross by Ed ward Andrews. Palmer, born May 17 1880 in Kingman Massachusetts, married Rose Hoff Imager in Orient in 1892 and had eight children, five surviving. He lived in southern South Dakota near Virgil before moving to Hand County near Orient in 1907. Surviving are two daughters Mrs Hoy Woodley of Lisbon ND and Mrs B C Crotty of Portland Oregon, three sons Charles Elsworth and Marion Palmer all of Orient, 11 grandchildren and many relatives. Preceded in death by his wife, a son Henry and two daughters Elizabeth and Louise. pallbearers named. Distance attendees listed from Lisbon ND Portland Ore and others.
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Orient
BR. C. Regan
Faulkton
Old Rugged Cross
Belle McKay
Edward Andrews
Palmer
Kingman
Mass
Rose Hoff- Imager
Virgil
Hand County
Hoy Woodley
Lisbon
N. D
B. C. Crotty
Portland
Ore
Charles, Elsworth
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Mr. Palmer
Henry
Elizabeth
Louise
Harve Blachford
Ernest
Leafgreen
Henry Treichler
Ered Preston
Alex Mitchel
Fred
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Aes
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Woodley
Shirley
Fred Rogmns
Glen
Unveil Statue Of Rogers At Capitol
The Capitol hosts a ceremony to unveil a bronze statue of Will Rogers, created by Jo Davidson, placed between Washington and Hamilton in the rotunda. Rogers, a one fourth Cherokee figure, is shown in his typical pose with hands in pockets as Oklahoma becomes the first state with two statues of citizens with Native American ancestry in the Congressional Capitol.
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Capitol
Will Rogers
Kein
George Washington
Alexander Hamilton
Samed Rotunda
Jo Davidson
Rogers Jne
Oklahoma
Statuary Hall
Funeral Held For Mrs. Leo Coughlin
Final rites were conducted at the Methodist Church in De Smet for Mrs. Leo Coughlin 46 who died after a long illness. Rev L A Johnson officiated with burial in De Smet cemetery. A daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred McGaskell she had lived here all her life. She leaves her husband and four children Jean Neman of Spirit Lake and Lavere Date and Elaine at home.
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Leo Coughlin
L. A. Johnson
de Smet Cemetery
Fred McGaskell
Couriilin
Jean Neman
Lavere
Date
Elaine
Hitchcock Girl Wins Graduation Honors
Maxine Meyer was among seven Intermediate grade teachers graduated with honors at Northern State Teachers College. She returned home with her mother after attending production exercises and will spend the summer in Hitchcock. Russell, Marie Nelson, and Helen Larsen-mont attended the event in Aberdeen last Thursday.
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Herdis Meyer
Russsell
Marie Nelson
Helen Larsemont
Aberdeen
J Northern State Teachers College
Maxine Meyer
Hitchcock Visitors Visit Relatives in town
Mr and Mrs Rudy Bender and their children of Gackle North Dakota arrived Saturday to visit at the home of Mrs Benders parents Mr and Mrs J Rodman. Mr Bender returned home Sunday and Mrs Bender and the children stayed for a two week visit.
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June T
Rudy Bender
Gaclle
N. D
J. Rodman
Hay Family Visit Begins in Aberdeen Area
Mr and Mrs Walter Hay and their son of Aberdeen arrived Saturday for a brief visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Hay. The visit starts a short family gathering and shares time in the local community.
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Hitchcock
Walter Hay and Son
Aberdeen
Charles Hay
Shaw Family Visiting Relatives in Hitchcock
Mr and Mrs Glen Shaw and their children from Miller are visiting their parents Mr and Mrs D C Shaw and Mr and Mrs Howard Morris. Mr Shaw, Miller school music instructor, is a former Hitchcock school faculty member.
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Glen Shaw
Miller
D. C. Shaw
Howard Morris
Shaw
Miller School
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Married at Redfield in frosty morning ceremony
Mrs. Alice Fei of near Hych cork weds Robert Lambert north of Frankfort in a Saturday morning ceremony officiated by Father Cronin. The couple will reside on a farm north of Frankfort.
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Redfield Frankfort
Alice Fei
Hychcork
Robert Lambert
Frankfort
Morni
Cronin
CCC Director Warns States To Maintain Parks Adequately
CCC director Jane Fechner warned states at a national parks conference in Itasca Minnesota that failure to properly maintain state parks and CCC camps would lead to withdrawal of federal aid. He noted many promises to maintain parks have been neglected, while discussion also covered local participation and the potential for fees in recreation areas.
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Itasca State Park
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Jane Thpi
Robert Fechner
Fechner
National Conference of State Parks
Linus C Glotzbach
Minnesot
WPA
OES Honor Miss Luxton at Frankfort Shower
The Frankfort Eusem Star Chapter held a regular meeting with a memorial service. After business, Miss Georgia Mae Luxton, worthy matron, was honored at a social hour and wedding luncheon. Clark Underhill was noted as the groom. A wedding cake and flower-decorated table complemented the reception.
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Local Women Attend State Relief Corps Convention
Mesdames L. H. Peterson Jennie Wolner Ella Hilkemeier and Grace Franz and Miss Lila Hilke meier traveled from Frankfort to Sioux Falls Tuesday morning for the state convention of the Women's Relief Corps. The trip occurred June 7 at the state convention in Frankfort.
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L. H. Peterson
Jennie Wolner
Ella Hilkemeier
Grace Franz
Lila Hilkemeier
Sioux Falls
Women's Relief Corps
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