Two Clinics For Crippled Children To Be Held In S.D.
In Pierre and Rapid City clinics announced by Dr. A Tricia detail $118000 allocated for crippled children in South Dakota. Rapid City on June 18 at St Johns Hospital with Drs Bailey, Butler and John Bailey. Aberdeen July 10 at St Lukes Hospital with Drs Van Demark and Pfeister. Free diagnosis for under 21. Selection based on potential restoration and financial need. emphasis on efficient use of funds.
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John D. Bailey
Rapid City
Averdeen
St. Luke's Hospital
Guy van Demark
Sioux Falls
Ferris Pfeister
Webster
Triele
Static Medical Association
Seward
South Dakota
South Dakota Elks
American Legien and Auxiliary
Kiwanis Clubs
Supreme Court Denies 4 False Arrest Claims
The state supreme court on Tuesday upheld Minnehaha County court rulings denying Fred Staufdacher a 3500 false arrest claim against Henry and Charles H. Brother. Staufdacher sued over charges filed in Lyons County Iowa but extradition refused, for trading a car he did not title. The court also upheld Brule County ruling denying Clara L. Anderson of Chamberlain a writ to stop tax collection on property.
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Supreme Court
Fierre
State Supreme Court
Minnehaha Couny
Fred Staufdacher
Ggainst Henry
Charles H. Brother
Staufiacher
Lyons County
Iowa
Brule County
Clara L. Anderson
Chamberlain
Neighborhood Social Briefs
A compact roundup of local social notes cites Mrs. Francis McGuire rushing to Rapid City for her father’s illness, Omaha visitors Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Anderson aiding Mrs. Anderson’s parents, and various visits across towns including Wayland Bancroft Tulare and Frankfort with relatives, church groups, and vacation Bible school activities.
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Wayland
Francis McGuire
Rapid City
Cable
Blunt
C. B. Anderson
Omaha
Bancroft
A. C. Gordon
Yale
Nathalie Lieferman
Bridgewater
Lake Preston Students Win State College Scholarships
Brookings report Everett Dubbe of Humboldt State College junior electrical engineer and David Peterson of Lake Preston junior agriculture student receive $75 alumni scholarships. Alumni Secretary D. B. Daner announced. Awards honor outstanding juniors and cover more than tuition for the year. Peterson belongs to Agriculture Club and Alpha Zeta. Dubbe to the American Society of Electrical Engineers, State College branch. Both have been on the scholastic honor roll for the past year.
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Brookings
Everett Dubbe
Humboldt
State College
David Peterson
Lake Preston
State College Alumni Association
D. B. Daner
Patarson
State College Agriculture Club
Alpha Zeta
Dubbe
American Society of Electrical Engineers
Norse Singers Plan Special Train To Sangerfest
A special train carrying over 150 people from the Sioux Falls Sioux City region will depart Sioux Falls Wednesday night for the national Sangerfest of the Norwegian Singers Association of America. The train’s terminus is Rockford Illinois with pickups at Canton and Sioux City.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Norwegian Singers Association of America
Rockford
Jil
Canton
Crossman Family Holds Annual Reunion Near Miller
The Crossman family gathered for their annual reunion Sunday at Don Crossman’s home near Miller. Forty guests attended to honor the 40th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Crossman, with three sons Dorwin Leland and Donad present along with many out of town relatives from Princet, Minn Wessington and Grand Forks.
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Crossman
Don Crossman
Miller
Anthrax Outbreak Controlled in Spink County
Outbreak of anthrax in Spink County is under control says county extension agent R L Venard. No alarm, since the eastern third is regularly vaccinated. elsewhere only affected farmers should vaccinate before an outbreak. Vaccination advised with germ free product for western county farmers.
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Redpield
Spink
Snowe
R.L. Venard
Venard
Bryant Gala Set for June 25 Parade and Festivities
Bryant plans an annual celebration sponsored by the American Legion Post and Bryant Commercial Club. A morning Pet Doll Wagon and Bicycle Parade will feature novelty entries, an outdoor stage show, rides, and other attractions. The day will end with a baseball game and an evening dance.
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Bryant
Bryant Post of the American, Legion
Bryant Commercial
Potter County Sees Bright Crop Outlook After Rain
Potter County farmers report over an inch of showers followed by cool spells improving crop conditions. Most corn planted, rye heading out, small grains in fine shape, range and pasture growing well. Sheep shearing underway, wool prospects strong. grasshopper hatching concerns eased.
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Ublydsbunl
Potter County
Field Secretary of Retail Group Resigns in South Dakota
Pat, field secretary for the South Dakota Retail Merchants Association for ten years and master of ceremonies at 13 conventions, resigns at the close of the 43rd annual state convention in Sioux Falls. He will join a Chicago company and stay active in South Dakota, with a 34 year Sunshine State presence and 47 major events announced.
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Retail Group
Beoux
South Dakota
Pat
Sunshine State
Fire Siren Installed By Bryant Council
The Bryant City Council ordered a new enclosed weather proof fire siren with remote control and a start stop starter. The siren will cover one to two miles and be operated from the power house. It will serve as a curfew signal and will replace the old bell for quicker alarm response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant Council
Bryant
Frequent Showers Aid Crops At Ree Heights
Ree Heights reports June rainfall boosting crops with 1.49 inches by Saturday night, June 3 and 5 adding 0.44 inches. town records 0.62 inches in a Saturday shower. Yearly total to date is 7.61 inches as drought relief improves outlook. Lois Hixson of Gettysburg, a Dakota Wesleyan graduate, will teach English and Latin replacing Carolyn Beiteman, completing next year’s staff.
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Ree Heights
Ree
Dakota Wesleyan
Hot Springs Civil War Veteran Dies
Hot Springs June 12 James Foley 95 the last Union Civil War veteran of Hot Springs died Tuesday morning at the state home where he had lived since He was feted last May 12 on his 95th birthday saying Ive had a nice time and I have no Kick coming Foley born Webster County New York May 12 1845 enlisted in the Union Army October 23 1862 served one year with Company B Second Nebraska Cavalry stationed in the Indian territories later moved to Edgemont where he homesteaded He leaves five daughters Mrs R M Bradley Fayetteville Ark Edith A Garrett Medford Ore who attended his 95th birthday party Funeral services tentatively set for Thursday.
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Hot Springs
James Foley
Soldop
Foley
Webster County
New York
Omaha
Second Nebraska Cavalry
Edgemont
R. M. Bradley
Fayetteville
Ark
Edith A. Garrett
Medford
Ore
Episcopal Church Conference Opens in Sioux Falls
The Episcopal Church of South Dakota holds its annual summer conference in Sioux Falls from June 12 to June 19. Leaders include Rev. Paul H. Barbour and Rev. Wallace Effingham as chaplain, Rev. P. Douglas Gough as recreational director, with Blanche S. West leading the Women in the Church course.
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Sloux Walls
The
Episcopal Church of
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Paul H. Barbour
Mission
Vis
Wallace .Effingham
Des Moines
P. Douglas Gough
Kearney
Neb
Blanche S. West
Minneapolis
E. P. Johnson
Colorado
Mitchell
Ann D. Mundelein
Susan Burnside
Curtis Junker
Sisseton Reservation
Redfield farmer proud of twin mule colts
Redfield farmer Sam Jepson displays twin mule colts born last week both alive and healthy. The 12-year-old mare mother produced the rare pair with both female offspring. Jepson plans a matched team of identical twin females, noting his World War I army ties.
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Redfield
Sam Jepson
Sam
Army
Tmuie
France
Oil search persists in Potter County near Gettysburg
Sixteen Carter Oil Co. representatives from Tulsa and their families occupy Gettysburg as work continues on buried gas and oil prospects. Yellow banners mark fences and stakes while numerous holes dot the prairie as drillers follow section lines.
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Potter Gettysburg
Potter County
Carter Oil Co
Tulsa
Okla
Gettysburg
Spink County Farmers Union Picnic and Ball at Redfield
The 15th annual Spink County Farm Union Picnic was held Tuesday at Fisher's Grove east of Redfield with a noon lunch a speech by Ray L. Brazil and a Buffalo vs Boland baseball game plus foot races and sports. In the evening the Farm Union Ball with music by Harry Hisele occurred at the Legion pavilion on Lake Redfield. Band concerts in Wellington Springs begin with a free concert directed by K F Lohn on Main Street. Seven concerts are planned through June and July ending July 24.
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Spink County Farmers Union
Redfield
Spink County Farm Union
Fisher's Grove
Ray L. Brazil
South Dakota
Washington
Buffalo
Wellington Springs
K. F. Lohn
Main Street
Lohn
DIES SUDDENLY NEAR LANE FARMER SIMON NOLTENSMEIER
Simon Noltensmeier died suddenly at his Lane area home on Monday after a cerebral hemorrhage struck him while he worked on his farm. He was carried to the house where he died. Funeral arrangements are tentatively set for Thursday.
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Lane
Simon Noltensmeier
Thursda
Oil Dome Prospect In Potter County Evaluated
Seismic tests near the proposed oil dome reveal promising underground structures. Drilling from 60 to 100 feet and controlled blasting yield data, while local ranches in the area report abundant natural gas for lighting and heating.
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Potter County
Swimming Season Opens At Miller Pool For Ninth Year
Miller's municipal pool opens for the ninth consecutive year with lifeguards Wilfred Osterhaus and Grace Beadles. Admissions unchanged. Weekday hours 9 to 6:30 a.m. 7 to 9:30 p.m. Sundays 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. A Red Cross life saving program will be sponsored by the Hand Coty chapter.
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Miller Miller
Miller
Wilfred Osterhaus
Grace Beadles
Hand Courty
American Red Cross
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Mt. Vernon
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Muriel Walker
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Antigo
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State College Rural
Division of Vital Statistics
Census Bureau
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Netherlands
Episcopal Church Conference
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Fom Faulkton
Edwin Emery Slosson
University of Kansas
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