Miller Club yearend luncheon at Sheridan home
The Miller Home Arts Extension Club hosted a 3:30 luncheon at Mrs. Gene Sheridan's home with a two course meal and yellow flower decorations. Awards were given to Miss Grice Moore for using the Christmas gift substitution and trying club recipes. officers for fall were named. A Hard County Achievement Day is planned for June 25 in Miller auditorium.
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Miller
Miller Home Arts Extension Club
Gene Sheridan
Grice Moore
Miller Auditorium
Mathilda Oviatt
Muriel Rowse
Fern Nickish
War Vet Loses 450 Bonds in South Dakota
Mitchell World War veteran Howard Donohue reported to police that he lost $450 in series E savings bonds. He recollects stopping at a service station on the town's western edge Tuesday night after drinking, but cannot recall where the bonds disappeared. Detective P L Hanson notified authorities at the federal building.
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Siouk Falls
Howard Donohue
Folice
P. L. Hanson
Donohue
Hanson
Federal Building
Regional Office Announces Loans and Grants for Rural Aid
The Resettlement Administration said its Nebraska Kansas North and South Dakota regional office loaned 5L 922 073 and granted 456 896 to rural rehabilitation clients in May. Total loans and grants for last July reached 12 946 791 and 5 079 340 respectively. On June 1 78 303 families were aided including 39 541 under standard budget loans and 88 782 receiving emergency aid.
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Lincoln
Neb
Resettlement Administration
Nebraska
Kansas
North
South Dakota
Denu Seen as Likely Successor to Judge Hanley
Rapid City dispatch reports A R Denu of Rapid City, a law partner of U S Attorney George Philip and City Attorney Boyd Leedom, expected to be named as successor to Circuit Judge A R Hanley. The Seventh District Bar endorsed Denu unanimously and Governor Berry will confirm once officially named.
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Ronnd City
Bar Association
Denison Family Reunion Held At Virgil Picnic
The Denison family gathered for a reunion picnic at Speirs grove in Virgil. Attendees included WC Denison Sr Florence Denison Alfred Denison Mr and Mrs W C Denison Jr and son Mrs Bessie Knodel and family Mr and Mrs Waldo Smith of Huron Mr and Mrs Earnest Cowles of Montrose Col Mr and Mes Merriet Olson of Minneapolis and Mrs A G Larson and daughter of Anaconda Montana. HANLEY RESIGNS! The resignation of Circuit Judge H R Hanley of Rapid City effective July 1 was announced to Governor Berry. He will become counsel for an oil company Unknown successor to be named.
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Speirs Grove
WC. Denison
Florence Denison
Alfred Denison
W. C. Denison
Bessie Knodel
Virgil
Waldo Smith
Huron
Earnest. Cowles
Montrose
Col
Mes
Merriet Olson
Minneapolis, Minn
4. G. Larson
Anaconda
Mont
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H. R. Hanley
Rapid City
Berry
Normal Times To Bring Electricity
Brookings reports increased Rural Electrification Administration funds as South Dakota resumes normal weather and farm prosperity. State College outlines a $323,500 allotment for the new fiscal year with potential further aid. a 1934 survey showed 4 lines serving 41 customers over 315 miles, mostly in the southeast. Information bulletins are available from the REA and State College.
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State College
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Washington, D. C
Cormmit Tea
Renner
Sioux Falls
Virgil Home Makers Hold Picnic and Share Conference Tales
The Wir all Home Makers Extension Club hosted a picnic at Kludt's grave site with about 60 members families and friends. Olive Neft of Bacon and Mrs Leo Huape of Alpena spoke about experiences at the Associated Country Women of the World third triennial conference in Washington DC. After lunch, members enjoyed informal entertainment. the next meeting will be at Mrs Loren Schorgs.
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Wirall Home Makers Extension Club
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Bacon
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Alpena
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Washington, D. C
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State College Weekly Publishes Summer Edition
The Industrial Collegian to run six weeks in mimeographed form during the summer term. Students in printing and rural studies will produce and distribute the weekly edition at Wednesday assemblies, under the guidance of summer session director Dr. C RB Wiseman.
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Industrial Collegian
State College
Whanaah Jam
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Miller recreation program enrolls 120 in first week
The Miller recreation program opens with 120 enrolled as activities expand to include a girls softball team alongside boys basketball swimming and dance classes. Staff include Elsie Neundorf Gladys Brown Erma Spiver George Keech and Hazel Haverstock with a park board advisory group and community reps.
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Jena
Millers Recreation
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Gladys Brown
Erma Spiver
George Keech
Hazel Haverstock
John Haverstock
O. H. Fick
JJ C. Jones
Park Board
Miller Women's Club
J. T. McCullen
Red Cross
Paul Burke
Ed Mathews
N.Y
Note Increase In State Enrollment
Brookings reports summer session enrollment at State College up at least 33 percent from 1935. Day registrations total 176, vs 130 last year. late registrants may lift gains to about 3 percent. Increases seen in undergraduate and graduate registrants amid instructors from nearby states. Dr. Wiseman cites rising business conditions and more inquiries about summer work.
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State College
D. B. Dener
South Dakota
C. R. Wiseman
Sumer
Wiseman
Woodman Circle Meets At Miller In June
The Woodman Circle Servis Club met in the city auditorium for its monthly study of Parliamentary law and service. Miss Fisher state manager and Blanch Baldwin of Lead attended as guests. Fisher reported on the regional meeting set for Hollister, Missouri, in the Ozark mountains. Fisher and Mrs Baldwin leave Saturday for Hollister after the business session. Hostesses Margaret Williams and Helen Harris served refreshments.
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Lane Consolidated School board returns unopposed
Neilson and Burnison win automatic re election to new terms on the Lane Consolidated School board as they ran unopposed. E W Pate fills the vacancy created by Ford Piccs resignation. The school building is being painted and repaired.Virgil recreation day draws members of the Home Makers Extension Club to Huron with attendees listed including Mrs George Cook and others.
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Huron
George Cook
Chas
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Dick Wessels
Grace Wessels
Thomas Venables
Bible School Conducted Here This Week
A daily vacation Bible school is being conducted here this week by Ray and Mrs. A R Eschliman at the M and Church. Specials include a food enrollment and classes are held daily.
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Ray
A. R. Eschliman
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Pike Fry Planting Reported For South Dakota Waters
Pierre June 18 P R Ripple superintendent of fisheries operations for the state game and fish department reported planting 12 000 000 wall eyed pike fry and 152 000 great northern pike fry in South Dakota lakes and rivers this spring Most spawn came from Big Stone Lake with counts listed for Pickerel Lake Enemy Swim Kampe ska Lake Bix Stone Lake Lake Coch rane Lake Mitchell Mina dam Richmond dam Jim River Sioux River South Shore Lake Lake Campbell and other waters.
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Robert Ripple
State Game and Ash Department
South Dakota
Big Stone Lake
Pickerel Lake
Kampeska Lake
Bix Stone
Lake Cochrane
Lake Mitchell
Mina
Richmond
Jim River
Huron
Forestburg
Orman
Sioux River
Flandreau
Sioux
Mrs. Kettering Leaves Riverside for California
Mrs. Kettering of Riverside California departs after visiting her sister Mrs. Mary Hall in Frankfort. The brief item notes the departure on Monday as she returns home.
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Riverside
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Birth of son announced by Mr and Mrs Steichen
Mr and Mrs Nick Steichen announce the birth of a son at Peterson Maternity Home in Woonsocket weighing eleven and a half pounds. Date of birth and exact details are partially cut in the notice.
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Nick Steichen
Peterson Maternity Home
Woonsorket
Recital at Mrs Danburg’s Home by Russell Danburg
Thirty friends gathered at Mrs. DeVerne Danburg’s home on Tuesday afternoon to hear her son Russell Danburg perform a program of pieces by Bach Brahms Liszt Chopin Ravel Leuona and original lawn compositions. Tea followed with Mrs. W J Halbower and Miss Collie Bushfield presiding. guests included Mrs. J Caldwell Sioux Falls Mrs. Fred Greene Huron and Mrs. Charles Hugin St Paul.
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Recital Miller
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Russell
Brahms
Liszt
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Ravel
J. Caldwell
Sioux Falls
Fred Greenelf
Huron
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St. Paul
Mrs Ivan Jeffers Visits Manchester
Mr and Mrs Ivan Jeffers and family from Pomona California visit relatives in Manchester Kingsbury County. Ella Grolt birth name and five siblings in the county are named with present residences in Manchester De Lind Esmond Broadland Huron Arlington and Esmond. The family plans a few weeks of visiting before returning to California. DAUGHTERS BORN FORESTBURG June 18 one daughter born in two homes.
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Ivan Jeffers
Pomona
Cal
Jeffers
Kingsbury County
Ella Grolt
L. B. Grotta
Ehrer Frott
E. Belzer
de Lind
D. D. Manney Arlington
Esmond
Marvel Jeffers
Broadland
Oral Jeffers
Huron
California
Forestburg
Birth Announcements Highlight Local Families
In the community last week Mr and Mrs Wiiter Fairfield announced the birth of Virginia Lou on June 12 at a Mitchell hospital a nine and a half pound girl. Mr and Mrs Carl Schwemle welcomed daughter Clara Morie.
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Virginia Lou
Mitchell Hospital
Carl Schwemle
Clara Morie
Kellogg All-Bran Promotes Regular Habits
An advertisement urges readers to prevent constipation by including Kellogg's All-Bran in daily meals. It explains bulk in the diet aids moisture absorption and gentle cleansing, suggesting two tablespoonfuls with milk or cream and noting availability from grocers and production by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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Kellogg Company
Battle Creek
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