Masonic Meeting Ends At Aberdeen State Gathering Ends
The 137th South Dakota Masonic Lodge Grand Chapter closed in Aberdeen with officers named for Grand Royal Arch and Grand Council. Key posts picked include Roland Almand grand high priest Hurley Elvin Strain grand king Gregory Louis Jacobs Lennox grand treasurer George Pettigrew Sioux Falls and several grand officers across multiple villas and towns. Grand lodge appointments named Herman F Chapman Sioux Falls and other officers were installed by Carl Claudy of Washington DC.
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Aberdeen
Grand Royal Arch and Trust
South Dakota Masonic Lodge Grand Chapter
Grand Royal Arch
Roland S. Almand
Hurley
Elvin F. Strain
Gregory
Sing
Louis Jacobs
Lennox
George A. Pettigrew
Sioux Falls
Rev
RC. Keegy
Renald
Trip
Jett
Pierre
Host
Clarenet E. Buehler
Mitchell
Sojourner
EF. C. Coleman
Spearfish
A.W. Powell
Liseton
Third Vail
F. B. Richards
Woonsocket
Second Vail
A. A
S. D
Robert 5. Hart
Groton
Verl A. Holton
Huron
John R. Johnson
George A. Pritizrew
Martin G. Carliste
Brookings
Charles “Treathowan
F. C. Obershaw
Lorne T. Earl
Fred L. Barclay
Grand Sentinel
Grand Lodge
Herman F. Chapman
W. J. A. Lang
T. C. Moffat
Philip
Grant Lings
Anton Bringelsov
Perley Born
White Rock
J. C. Higgins
Blunt
E.G. Lee
Edgemont
Fred Barclay
Tyler
Barclay
Harper
Carl Claudy
Washington, DC
Masonic Service Association
Adventists Open State Conclave in South Dakota
Seventh day Adventist youth gathered at the State Fair Grounds for the South Dakota Youth's Congress with Prof K L Gant voicing renewed zeal for youth service. Delegates from Bedford Academy and Union College participated as sessions on vocational guidance and devotional life focused on Sabbath observance and church work.
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Nin Senge
K. L. Gant
South Dakota
State Fair Grounds
Gant
Northern Union Conference
Dakotas
Minnesota
Iowa
Dakota
Bedford Academy
L Watt
South Caonary Volunteer Society
V. J. Hl. Roth
Cenfer
W. A. Spicer
Washington, D. C
Spall Beaker
Grace Stewart
Rapid City
Me. Spicer
Coy
Brutal Musick murder sparks congressional probe in Harlan
In Harlan County Kentucky a February 3 murder of Baptist preacher and union organizer Musick and his son Bennett, 19, triggers a Washington civil liberties probe. Deputies Frank White and George Lee face murder and shooting charges as the case tests county law and past violence.
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Musick Boy
Warlan
Harlan County
Harlan
Muisch
Hennett
Allen
Thia
Musick
Jnasmyen
Civil Liberties
Washington
Marshall Musick
Moken
Pineville
Bell “Pgke
Bennett
Clover Fork
Evarts
Dartmont
Pauline
Virgil
Bert
Ralph
Evarta
Lay Jaidment
Frank‘ White
Aherlff
George “Lee
Mneme
Riner
Ben
Unthank
Warran
Ae White
Lee
White
Musick’s
Daniel Boone
Smith
Commonwealth
Amyone
Miner
Gilbert
George’ Lee
Jfin
George Lee
Otto
Wheat Outlook Is Best In 6 Years
Washington experts forecast the best wheat harvest in six years with 825,000,000 bushels projected, compares to 626,461,000 last year and 941,674,000 in 1941. Rust seen in Kansas and Nebraska but not severe. spring wheat acreage expected between 173,000,000 and 200,000,000 bushels. outlook for principal food and feed crops seen above average.
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Washington
Kansas
Nebeveka
Yotons
Peabody Hospital Leader Elected at Sioux Falls Meeting
Blegen of Peabody Hospital at Webster was elected president and the Rev C M Austion of Sioux Valley Hospital at Sioux Falls was elected vice president at the convention. The selection names the state officer and identifies the next convention city as Pierre with the officers' affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
By. Blegen
Peabody Hospital
Wabster
C. M. Austion
Sioux Valley Hospital
Sioux Falls
St Mary's Hospital Leader Reelected Secretary in Pierre
President and George Kienhol of St Marys Hospital at Pierre were reelected Secretary and Pierre invited to host the 1938 meeting by the Rev Sr Hildegundis. Members of the state nurses school attended the proceedings and extended greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kienhol
St. Mary's Hospital
Pierre
Wea
Im. Hildegundis
South Dakota Nursing Schools All Remain Accredited
During the convention the board announced that all 16 accredited nurse training schools in South Dakota stay on the list. Nurses graduating from any of them are eligible to take the state board examination to become a registered nurse.
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Amining Board
South Dakota
Hurses
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Masonic
Adventists
Youth Congress
Willis Thornton
NEA
Service
Jim?Pack
Harlan $S
Shoriff
Middieton
Hospital Workers Convention
South ‘Dakota
Jean Nedra
Austin
Watsving
PEN
Penney
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