Minneapolis Tour tops In Redfield in South Dakota
A group of about 75 Minneapolis wholesalers toured Redfield SD delivering a special WCCO broadcast. The itinerary moved next to Brookings Watertown Sioux Falls and onward to Gettysburg Pierre Mobridge Eureka and Aberdeen. The event featured greetings from local officials and a dinner at Guild Hall with Sunshine Tours organizer F C Berd and announcer Ken Titus.
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Redfield
Minneapolis
South Dakota
Rand
Gwcco
Huron
Brookings
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Gettysburg
Pierre
Wednnesday
Abiavs ‘Episcopal
Koch
Ken Titus
WCCO
F. C. Berd
Anderson
Enstertainers
Otto H. Anderson
Jessamine
Medora Coolxige
Tommy McDermott
A.D. ‘Coleman
Bert Myer
Marva Dudley
C. H. Anderson
Lewis Howard
R. W. Gibson
Eva Schwarts
Norman Schade
J. N. Allender
Robert Hassell
A. L. Colé~man
B. F. Myer
Raymond Schalkle
Dr. ©. E Stutenroth
Chamber of Commerce
A. G. Johnson
A. L. Coleman
Ralph Blume
Leland Hopkins
Floyd Enstrom
H. A. Sasse
M. B. Slaughter
K. L. Boub
Martin Christenson
A. W. Speight
Kiwanis
C. E. Hopkins
Fred Schroeder
Castle Crain
Business and Professional Women's Club
F. V. Wilhite
C.M. C. Woodland
Carmen Bates
E. C. Issenhuth
Frank Schalkle
A. L. Williamson
J. H. Beckler
J. Jones
Jack Ginther
Robert Potter
J. D. Fargo
Mea
Evelyn Warns
Redfiald
Andrew Boller
Faulkton
Rain Confirms Spotted Showers Cause Varying Readings
In Yankton on June 17 a week of rainy weather has left crows in good shape. The spotted rainfall caused gauge readings to vary by location with 0.82 inch recorded in Yankton and 0.29 inch at the state hospital on one day, and 0.110 inch and 0.4 inch on the other. Field work continued as deluges flooded streets.
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Yankton
State Hospital
Samar
Boy suffers broken collar bone in junior league game
Woonsocket June 27 Charles Steichen a local high school student and Evening Huronite carrier is under physician care after breaking his collar bone during a Junior Legion baseball game last Friday evening He played second base and collided with right fielder Virgil Fisher while pursuing a fly ball following a misnamed call by another player
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Woonsocket
Charles Steichen
Junior Legion
Charles
Virgil Fisher
Fisher
Manchester Votes To Retain High School
Manchester township voters supported keeping the high school for next year with only five opposing votes. Mrs. E. C. Brinkly was reelected school board chairman for three years. Chorus and orchestra programs will continue next year.
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Manchester
High School
Twnship
Town Hall
E. C. Brinkly
Arnold Larson Calls Woonsocket Musicians
Woonsocket June 17 Special Arnold Larson new music instructor at Woonsocket High School calls all interested musicians to attend this term for instruction on vocal and instrumental music He plans summer lessons to build a beginners band and drum and bugle corps to perform at programs and athletic events Calvin Miller and Leland Robbins leave for Omaha to seek work Tuesday morning.
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Woonsocket
Arnold Larson
Woonsocket High School
Pobson
Larson
Groton High
Woonrocket
Laraga
Omaha
Erwin
Calvin Miller
Leland Robbins
Tiemens To Return To Harrold Coaching Next Year
Enroute to Boulder for summer school, Coach Harold Tiemens announces he will return to coach Harrold athletic teams next year. Last season he developed the district championship team Harrold has ever had. May rainfall and temperatures are noted with May totals and June heat, showing above normal rainfall and heat trends.
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Tiemens
Barrold
Boulder
Colo
Harold Tiemens
Harrold
Forestburg June Rainfall Report Highlights Heavy Moisture
Rain records in Forestburg show heavy June totals reaching 2.47 inches by mid month with 1.25 inches falling Saturday and Sunday. May recorded 4.43 inches, with peak precipitation on the 3rd. Outdoor work benefited from May’s favorable conditions and early June moisture aided crop planting and growth.
Harrold Chooses Two School Board Members
In Harrold on Tuesday two new school board members were elected. Hubert Enders led with 144 votes and Melvin Barnes followed with 126, defeating incumbent Y B Gorman who had 74 votes. Art Kiepke received 6.
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Harrold
Melvin Bates
Hubert Enders
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B. Gorman
Melvin’ Barnes
Art Kiepke
Y. B. Gorman
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