College Army Men Ordered To Duty
Brookings June 19 Twenty eight State College graduates received reserve commissions on June 9 and must report for active duty June 25 at Fort Omaha for exams before assignment to Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. Names include Fred J Kelly Hay Charles T Leonard Estelline and many others with ROTC ties both local and out of state. Forty two graduates earned reserve commissions while five more were ordered to Fort Benning for mechanized infantry training.
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Brookings
State College
United States Army Reserve
Alton Henry
Fort Omaha
Fort Leonard Wood
Missouri
Fred J. Kelly
Hay Charles T. Leonard
Estelline
Wiliam J. Moran
Emery
Arndt L. Mueller
Ortonville
Stanley St. Nelson
Hetland
William A. Ditto
Nemo
G. Warren Ostroot
Lake Preston
Alan Oviatt
Huron
Royce L. Peterson
Glen F. Ritterbusch
de Smet
Elmer A. Busch
Raymond
Carlyle L. Truesdell
Burke
Rodger K. Ulrich
Harold R. Warner
Geddes
John E. Wrenn
Dell Rapids
Clark Andis
Presho
John P. Arntz
Aberdeen
Mario R Billings
Lead
George O. Burt
Watertown
Delmont K. Burn
Redfield
Donald J. Clark
Howard M. Dailey
Flandreau
Dale A. Davis
Sturgis
Robert F. DeLay
Wessington Springs
William FE. DePay
James E. Emanuel
Milbank
Albert R. Face
Tacoma
Wash
James E. Ingalls
Lennox
Fort Bennings
Henry Said
ROTC
Weslington Aid Meets Wellington in Union Society gathering
Mrs. Harry Bowman hosted Union Aid Society division one with help from Mrs. Charles House. Ten members and 20 guests attended the Tuesday afternoon event. Mr. C. D. Seitz led the devotion.
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Weslington
Wellington
Harry Bowman
Union Aid Society
Charles House
Preent
C. D. Seitz
Young People's Club Of Sanborn To Hear Address Tuesday
Clarence Shanley of South Dakota State College will speak to the Young American Club at Ruskin Park on Tuesday evening June 24 at 3:00. Alvan Fitak, chairman, notes the talk on Living Democratically and its civic duties aims to broaden the rural youth group with new members from across the county. A recreation program and campfire picnic lunch will follow.
Wayland Extension Club Plans July Picnic
The Happy Hour Extension Club met with ten members and one guest. They plan a picnic at Carl Vaughan's grave on July 13 and designate Marie Bonebright as Camp Judson delegate with Alice Byers as alternate. The shib quilt will be disposed of at the picnic next month.
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Wayland
Legion Auxiliary At Erwin Names Officers
Erwin session names officers for the American Legion Auxiliary Mrs Theodosia Garvey elected president with Catherine Kazmerzak as first vice president Others include Tena Jones secretary Elnora Schnell treasurer Ada Maldzahn historian Anna Anderson chaplain Nellie Burns sergeant at arms Anna Claassen parliamentarian Delegates to state convention in Huron with Harry Hodges as alternate Hostesses were C A Blakewell and Joe Kazmerzak Funeral services held at Miller for Mike Peters Wayland resident who died from gunshot wounds Funeral officiated by Rev Hartt
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Anna Claassen
Frank Garvey
Huron
Harry Hodges
C. A. Blakewell
Joe Kazmerzak
Wayland
Miller
Mike Peters
Mr. Hartt
Urges Conserving Of Storage Space
Governor Bushfield appealed to grain producers storers and transporters to conserve storage space due to scarcity. He noted that much space is used by government controlled grain and urged expanding storage capacity and moving grain to consuming markets. Farmers and warehouses should increase warehousing and consider stacking more grain this year where feasible.
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Pierre
Bushfield
Enere
Neighborhood News Roundup From Willow Lake and Surrounding Towns
Local notes report visitors and travels across Alpena Rockham Wayland Blunt Wolsey Wellington and nearby towns. Names include Niebrugge Meyer Hampton Eda Leighton Bostad Fitzgerald Levtzow Hurd Wood Ravenscroft Major Hurlburt Major Cristy Granberg and others with weekend visits weddings and summer plans.
Rockham WSCS Meets in Regular Monthly Session
The Rockham WSCS held its regular monthly meeting at the BL and Church last Tuesday. Mr. B. C. Hagman led the missionary visit and W. E. Brueggeman led the Ladies Aid group. After the meeting a public supper was served by town division members.
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Rockham
WSCS
BL & Church
B. C. Hagman
Viston
W. E Brueggeman
Demolays Elect R C Man Choose Pierre for 1942 Meet
Glen Mellgren of Rapid City was elected state master counselor at the 1841 conclave closing session. He succeeds Tommy Young of Watertown. Pierre was chosen as the site of the 1942 conclave with officers Rich ard McNeil Robert Kirk and Warren Lindquist named to key posts. Odin Rathgeber was chosen state Demolay dad.
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R. C. Man
Pierre
Rapid City
Glen Mellgren
Tommy Young
Watertown
Richard McNeil
Robert Kirk
Aberdeen
Warren Lindquist
Odin Rathgeber
Yankton
Radtke Wins Bonilla School Board Seat
L F Radtke was elected school director in Bonilla Tuesday replacing George McKichan who served seven years. Sixty eight votes were cast with 31 for McKichan and 36 for Radtke and one spoiled ballot. Both men are local merchants and longtime residents. Tollak Tollefson remains treasurer with no opposition. Other board members are Walter Barrick Harry Miller Leonard Boyd and Wilford Hamilton.
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Tollak Tollefson
Pastors Course Attracts Ministers To State College July
The 11th Interdenominational Ministers Short Course in Community Leadership at State College July 7 12 will bring a 15 member staff of religious and social work leaders to Brookings. The six day program, led by Prof W F Kumlien, will run with the Regional Indian Workers conference and focus on The Place of the Church in Community Planning. Notable participants include Dr Paul H Barbour Rosebud Indian Mission Dr Rudolph Hertz Dakota Indian Parish Eagle Butte Miss Margery V Hibbard Indian Vocational High School Plandreau and ministers Dr A C Warner Springfield Rev H B Phillips Sisseton Rev J B Clark Mobridge. Dr Vivian V Volstorff State College and Dr Ward Miller will assist. Over 370 ministers from nine states and 13 denominations have enrolled in ten years, with 67 SD counties represented.
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Brookings
State
W. F. Kumlien
State College
Kumlien
South Dakota
H. B. Phillips
Sisseton
J. B. Clark
Mobridge
Vivian V. Volstorff
Ward Miller
Miller Celebration Set For June 27 28
Plans are underway in Miller for a two day celebration and fun test on June 27 and 28 sponsored by the Miller Civic and Commerce Association. Amusement and carnival attractions will be provided by Art B Thomas Shows arriving from Pierre Days of 81. Boosters including the local band and business men visited neighboring towns earlier this week.
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Miller
Miller Civic and Commerce Association
Art B. Thomas
Pierre
Hyde County Real Estate Transfers Reported This Week
Hyde County transfers listed by official abstractor Erastus Cornell include multiple land parcels in Secs 21 6 12 22 4 9 and surrounding townships. Transactions involve J M Pastrallo to Isaac Ratszliff, William H Ebert to Rosa Stover and others, sheriff to Hyde County, state to Hyde County, and the Lincoln National Life Insurance Company with various shares and tracts.
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Hyde County
Highmore
Erastus Cornell
State of
South Dakota
J. M. Pastrallo
Isaac Ratszliff
William H. Ebert
Rosa Stover
Commissioner of Insurance
Iowa
Lincoln National Life Tmsurance Company
Et al
EK. Frost
T.heivig
Hyder County
First Church Service Held In Blunt Recalled in Saloon Memory
George Cravath, visiting Blunt memories from 1893 to 1890s tell of the first church service held in a saloon with an itinerant preacher. The bar hosted the minister who opened with Onward Christian Soldiers as four volunteers sang and a large mouth organ accompanied the sermon while two bartenders collected a generous hat donation.
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Blunt
George Cravath
Cravath
New Jersey
Black Hills
Clifford Borden
Milligan Leaves For Instructions At Navy Recruiting Office
G. Milligan in charge of the U S Navy recruiting sub station at Huron announced the office will close until June 23. He leaves for Omaha Nebraska for instructions on enlisting reserves and their rating. Navy reserve age limit is 17 to 31. Previously enlisted men may be re enlisted.
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G. Milligan
U.S. Navy
Huron
Milligan
Omaha
Neb
Alpena Club Holds Meeting With 14 Members Present
The Dale Sovial and Extension Club met at Mrs. Herman Schmidt’s home with 14 members and three visitors. Mrs. Will Daleske and Mrs. W. J. Kitzmiller joined the group, and the next gathering is set for June 26 at Mrs. Roy Neu meyer’s home.
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Alpena
Dale Sovial and Extension Club
Herman Schmidt
Will Daleske
W. J. Kitzmiller
Roy Neumeyer
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Sherman & Moe
Drug Ptoras
Ady
Young People’s Club of
Sanborn
Seiberling
America
Findley Tire Shop
W. J. Findley
Prop
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Willow Lake
A. J. Niebrugge
la Crosse
Wis
Eda Leighton
Clement Bostad
Salem
Ore
Bosted
William Fitzgerald
Hulbert Buss
Paul Gillette
Harry Levtzow
Forest Park, I
Adolph Levtzow
George Hurd
Charles Brown
Clark Anderson
Lincoln
Rosemary Winezor
R. C.wood
Gus. Echenrode
Fort Clark
N. C
Eva Leighton
Echenrode
Edward Doeskin
Barbara
Dick Eiken
Claire City
Minn
A. Nuttrock
Lester Alberts
Walkil
M. E
Kenneth Rice
Philip
Lyle Lester
Trent
Lester
University of South Dakota
Welds Ravenscroft
Adelbert Major
Huddleston
Clyde Dyke
Pacific Grove
Cal
Elgin Hurlburt
Hurlburt
Ant Steele
Edith, Steele
Lloyd Seem
Stewart Steele
Deveda Stockton
Robert Hoffman
Camp Pactola
Wolsey
Mrs
Alvah Christopherson
Mrs. Christopherson
Helen Freiturg
Harlan Klickman
Mound City
Marvin Brown
Roy Aalsey
Clark Cristy
Fred Holst
Boyd Granberg
Westre Drug
Olive Ringsrud
Traverse City
Radtke
Bonilla
Miller Court House
Court House
Tte
Berry
Roe
M. Annets
Tayon
Anit “Hayes
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