Fordham Visitors Leave Fordham After Brief Visit
Special report notes Mr and Mrs Richard Meents of Beaver Falls Wisconsin returning home after spending a few days in town visiting friends. The record lists DeHaven William Stobbs Floyd Muhs Archie Kramer and Dale Fritz with Rev C D Seitz transporting the group to Pierre during a June visit.
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DeHaven
William Stobbs
Floyd Muhs
Archie Kramer
Dale Fritz
Rev. C.D. Seitz
Pierre
Fordham
Richard Meents
Beaver Falls
Wis
Columbia Wolsey
George Dirksen
Columbia
5. D
E. C. Eliot
Minnesota
W. J. Hammer
Hardwick
Minn
Pordham
Parley Set On Job Service Changes In Washington
Governor Bushfield said C. H. McCay and J. W. Kaye would travel to Washington to confer with the Federal Social Security Board about transferring employment service activities from the UCC to the social security department. The meeting, arranged by Oscar M. Powell, aims to resolve questions on the proposed transfer with South Dakota representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McCay
Kaye
Employment Service
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Five-Year-Old Kempf Undergoes Apppendicitis Operation
Lloyd Kempf, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Kempf, was taken to Mitchell M E hospital Monday for an appendicitis operation. Mrs Kempf remained with him during the procedure.
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Alpema
Lloyd
Frank Kempf
M. E. Hospital
Mitchell Monday
Governor Refuses Extradition for Illinois Request
Piers June 6 report says Governor Bushfield refused Illinois officials permission to extradite Virgil Rommel a Rapid City youth previously sentenced for robbery and paroled. Rommel was arrested on a misdemeanor but the governor did not deem it serious enough to return him. The governor also signed papers to extradite Vincent Kessinger to Illinois and Robert Clyde to Montana for parole violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Kessinger
Illinois
Robert Clyde
Montana
Fugitives Return to 3 D Training School
Two South Dakota officers escorted John Neuendorf and Raymond Casey into custody after their escape from a Plankinton training school. They were arrested near Riverbank, while officers Victor Hammer and Ray Daugherty traveled by automobile. The incident occurred as authorities pursue the case across state lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modesto
Calif
South Dakota
John Neuendorf
Raymond Casey
Plankinton, S. D
Victor A. Hammer
Ray Daugherty
Katherine Gardner Honored At Shower Before Wedding
Katherine Gardner was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by friends at Mrs. Gardner's home. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Pratt of Chicago and Mrs. Stallard of Worcester. Gardner, a Yankton College graduate, has been employed in Chicago and will wed Keith McElwain of Chicago on June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Gardner
Chicago
The
School of Mines
Rapid City
Wessington Hills Social Club Hosts Meeting at Home
The Wessington Hills School Club gathered at Mrs Bernard Rombaugh s home last week for conversation and sewing hems. The group planned a June 11 picnic at Tucker s Grove and will meet again at Mrs Clifford Bowens home on June 21. Seven youths from the Wessington Church of Christ Christian Endeavor Society left for Farm Island camp Monday morning including Ruth Quine Nelue Siolts and Elizabeth.
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Wessington Springs
Wallace Theeler
Wessington Hills
Wayland
Bernard Rombaugh
Christian Endeavor
Wessington
Christian Endeavor Society of the
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