South Dakota Women Plan Food Preservation Drive
BROOKINGS March 7 Special The more than 1000 women in South Dakota extension clubs plan to grow store and preserve food to aid self sufficiency this year Nora W I Hott home demonstration leader said. The extension service will work with county agents and relief agencies to boost gardening and food preservation including eggs cheese tanning and canning. Club members will get guidance on planting cultivation and timing and efforts will focus on making farm produce available amid beef pork lamb and mutton shortages.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Nora WI. Hott
Extension Service
Hote
Semans to Speak at Youth Session in Mitchell
Dr. C. Semans head of Philosophy and Religion at Dakota Wesleyan University will address the South Dakota Council of Methodist Youth on the subject Christian World. The council session runs Saturday and Sunday March 23 and 24 at the Methodist church with attendees aged 13 to 25.
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Semans
Mitchell
Dr. C
Dakota Wesleyan Iai
South Dakota Council of Methodist
Methodist Church
Methodist
Declam Contests Planned for Onida Schools Week of March
Onida contests for school declamation are scheduled the week of March 16 with inter chapter rounds the following week and the county contest on March 3. County winners, except first group, will represent Sul county at regional events in Pierre at a later date.
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Onida Onida
Mar
Sul
Pierre
Women Are Feted By De Smet Lions
De Smet Lions Club hosted its annual Ladies Night with a lively program and decorations themed around St Patrick's Day. Ninety guests enjoyed a banquet, music by a local orchestra, and dancing, with women collaborating on the event and retorts planned to tease the men.
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de Smet Lions DE Smet
Mar
de Smet
Lions Club
Doan's Pills Promised Relief for Kidney Troubles
Medical ad warns kidneys contain miles of tubes that filter blood and claims DOAN'S PILLS have relieved millions of users for over 40 years. Advises seeking relief for frequent urination backache and energy loss, urging prompt purchase.
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Doan
Ieea
Aruggist
Alpena High Declamatory Winners Named in Contest
In Alpena the high school held a declamatory contest in the auditorium. Humorous winner Joyce Tebay presented At The Swimming Pool. Oratorical winner Oliver Mogek spoke The Sacrifice That Failed. Dramatic winner Lou Ella Mogck performed The Blessed Dampsel. Judges were Mrs. Arnold Mr. Cutter and Mr. Gregory of Wessington Springs. The three top performers advance to the district contest in Letcher in March.
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Alpena School
Alpena
Alpens High School
Joyce Tebay
Oliver Mogek
Lou Ella Mogck
Dampsel
Arnold
Cutter
Gregory
Wessington Springs
Alpeca High School
Letcher March
Minstrel Benefit Planned by Civic Club at City Hall
A minstrel show at Lake Preston city hall benefits the public library. The program includes pop chorus numbers, golem by Jack Rider, Clyde Whipkey and Gerald Archer, dance numbers by Mrs. Elsie Carr and Paul Dahl, harmonica by Hartwick Lee, doll dance by Hery Maxam, and a tap act by Blake Maxam. A large audience is anticipated.
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Lake Preston
Mar
Civic Club
Golem
Jack Rider
Clyde’ Whipkey
Gerald Archer
Elsie Carr
Paul Dahl
Hartwick Lee
Hery Maxam
Blake Maxam
Gettysburg Man Is State Checker Champion
William Lemler, a Potter county commissioner from Gettysburg, won the state checkers championship in Aberdeen March 1 2 and 3 using a triple knockout format. In Class A he went 2 0 with two draws, losing only one half life, while Class B was won by Richard Lott.
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Gettysburg
William Lemler
Potter County
Chai Vale
Aberdeen
Wm. Lemler
Richard Lott
Huron
Emil Pepke
Pioneer Woman Buried in Clark County
Mrs. Will a Terry Jones aged 85 died Monday afternoon at her son E. B. Jones home south of Clark. A pioneer since 50 years in Dakota territory she moved from Raymond to Clark in 1890s and lived with sons L. Jones and E. B. Jones for three years. Skogmo funeral service to conduct the 2 PM Clark chapel service with Rev. F. C. Page of Clark Methodist Church delivering the sermon.
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Clark Clark
Willa Terry Jones
Clark County
E. B. Jones
Clark
Skogmo
Skogmo Chapel
F. C. Page
Methodist Church of
Le Claire Purchases Purveyor Store in Virgil
John Le Claira of Virgil purchases the Broncery store from Frank Van Allen who has run it fifteen years. Since Van Allen became postmaster last August the store has been run by Mrs Van Allen and their son. Mr and Mrs Le Claire will reside in rooms above the store.
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Wolsey
John le Claira
Virgil
Frank van Allen
van Allen
School Game Department to Hold Conference in Pierre
The South Dakota Game and Fish Department hosts its second annual school and conference March 11 to 12 with open sessions for the public. A deputy game warden examination series will help rate salaries and classifications. Speakers include E G Adams Rapid City, Wards on wildlife illustrations, and conservation talks by Frank T. Bell and Leo L Sayths with regional and national program insights.
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E. G. Adams
Rapid City
South Dakota
John P. Walsh
Izaak Walton League of America
P. O. Beaulieu
O. R. Baily
Alexandria
George W. McCullough
Minneapolis
Frank T. Bell
U S. Commissioner of Fisheries
Leo L. Sayths
Denver
U.S. Bureau of Biology Survey
Families At Wolsey Are Moving In March
The first week of March brings moving day to Wolsey and vicinity. Arthur Ringheimer moves into the B. J. Hatcher residence. John Klaschen and family relocate to the Wagner farm northeast of town. Mike Christopherson and family take the F. C. Steurwald farm vacated by Klaschen. Paul Busch family to Chenoweth farm. Jack Schlester moves to Christopherson’s vacated farm. Andrew Heckensable moves into Carl Pautsch’s town residence. Roy Dunnick and family move onto the Frank Whitney farm east of Wolsey.
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Jack Schlester
Mike Christopherson
Andrew Heckensable
Carl Pautsch
Roy Dunnick
Wessington
Frank Whitney
Wolsey
Public Stag Wolsey Camp Mo To Host Monday Party
Public stag party hosted by Sunflower Camp Mo 912 RNA will be held Monday. Lunch will be served.
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Wolsey, Mar
Sunflower Camp
RNA
Tests Completed on Cattle Project In Erwin
Special report from Erwin notes completion of cattle testing directed by Dr F F Smith federal veterinarian. The project involved tabernear testing and practical assessment of herd health under federal oversight.
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Erwin
Specia
F. F. Smith
Coed Revue Presented by State College Women
Brookings March 7 The department of Women s Physical Education and the Women s Athletics Association at State College will present three acts of dancing and tumbling in the Coed Revue in the college auditorium Friday evening March 8. Miss Nel G Kendall head of the department and Miss Barbara Goode Alexandria student president of the W A A announced the program staged alternate second years by the division.
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Brookings
Department of Women's Physical Education
Women's Athletics Association of State College
College
Nel.g
Kendall
Barbara Goode
Alexandria
Bryant Rain and Ice Bring Injuries in Week
Bryant and vicinity received about an inch and a half of rain early in the week while sleet and ice caused falls and injuries. Mrs. Hugo Zelle dislocated both bones in the lower arm after falling with a bucket of coal. W. B. Burgers’ son sprained his wrist. Moisture from rain and snow boosts planting prospects as ground dries. The Redstone creek is running full near Manchester. Gettysburg observer reports .62 inch rain and .20 inch snow moisture over three days totaling .32 inch.
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Bryant
Bryant and Vicinity
Hugo Zelle
W. B. Burgersson
Manchester
Farmia
Redstone Creek
Gettysburg
Albert Toomey
U.S. Weather Observer
Rain boosts early spring farming in Erwin area
Approximately one and a half inches of rain fell in Erwin and surrounding areas this week. The moisture is expected to aid farmers with upcoming spring plowing and planting efforts.
Prayer Service at Presbyterian Church on World Day observance
Shredal Services will be held at the Presbyterian church Friday evening at 8 o'clock in observance of the world's day of prayer.
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Wolsey, Mar
Presbyterian Church
Soil Condition Reported Good For Aberdeen Season Start
Aberdeen March 7 W B Dittmer county agent reports soil in good condition after two inches of rain and snow. Grasshopper infestations reduced by weather and bat activity. Seed loans from federal government delayed but seed supply adequate. moisture favors topsoil but subsoil needs more precipitation for a full growing season. Farmers hopeful for a crop.
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Aberdeen
Brown’ County
W. EB. Dittmer
Dittmer
Group To Study School Finances
Pierre March 1 1937 report that a committee authorized by legislative resolution to study school finances and educational problems was named. Appointed by the governor are Jessie Sanders Rapid City G Wilkinson Milesville and R E Rawling Pierre with Edmund Jacobsen Pierre D M Gunderson Lyons from the house and Christ Christian Milbank from the senate. I D Weeks state superintendent will be ex officio chairman.
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Pierre
Jessie Sanders
Rapid City
G. Wilkinson
Milesville
R. E. Rawling
Edmund Jacobsen
D. M. Gunderson
Lyons
Senate
Christ Christian
Milbank
I. D. Weeks
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Settlement Worker To Address P T A Highmore
Miss Ella Hoxie of Bholabur India arrives to address the P T A meeting next Tuesday evening. She heads day settlement efforts among children of the robber caste and is noted by schoolmen and criminologists in America and India. She will meet the local Girl Scout troop before speaking to share insights from India’s guides.
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Highmore
Ella, Hoxie
Bholabur
India
Hoxie
America
Gir
Guides of India
Mother And Daughter Perish In Bridgeport Fire
In Bridgeport on March 7 a devastating blaze at the Harding apartments killed Millicent Roff, 22, a Bridgeport Hospital nurse, and her mother Nellie Roff. The fire started in the basement, spread to the cellar and upper floors, forcing 200 residents into the street and trapping several on the third floor for half an hour before spreading to the roof an hour after ignition.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Harding Apartments
Millicent Roff
Bridgeport Hospital
Nellie Roff
Hyde County real estate transfers highlight multiple deeds
Hyde County real estate transfers list shows Benedictine Convent of the Sacred Heart to Louise Mayhok, Trover to Helena St John, Christensen to Donald and Haiden Ely, Hyde County Treasurer to Paul Gil, Boland and Dykstra to Carl De Vries, and Hines addressing officers at Highmore as of March 7. The note begins with Furnished by Erastus Cornell, Official Abstractor.
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Hyde County
Erastus Cornell
Highmore
Benedictine Convent of the Sacred Heart
Louise Mayhok
W. S. Trover
Helena St. John
Emma L. Christensen
Donald H. Ely
Haiden G. Ely
Paul H. Gil Non
H. J. Boland
John F. Dykstra
Carl L. de Vries
Hyde County School Law Talk Scheduled for March 19
Hyde county will host an afternoon session Tuesday March 19 from 1 PM to 3 PM with Deputy Superintendent Hinea delivering an address. A discussion will follow on issues pertaining to school law.
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Hyde County
Superiintendent
Hinéa
Indian Worker to Speak in Highmore on World Day
Rev Phillip Pyazier of Ft Pierre, superintendent of Indian work in Congregational churches of South Dakota, will visit Highmore Friday. He will address the high school in the morning, lead a union World Day of Prayer service at the Congregational church in the afternoon, and speak on state Indian work politics in the evening.
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Highmore
Phillip Pyazier
Ft. Pierre
South Dakota
Congregational Church
County committeemen meet in Highmore training session
An organization meeting and training sessions for corn-hog committeemen were scheduled for Thursday at 9 30 p m and would last the entire day. The school of instruction was led by District Supervisor Gilbert Weaver of Brookings.
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Highmore
Mar
Gilbert
Weaver
Brookeings
Kraushaar to Teach Education Course at USD Summer
R W Kraushaar, state high school supervisor, will teach an education course in the University of South Dakota summer school. Wm H Batson, director, announced this week.
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Mildred Schanck
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Laurell Johannesen
Helen Ackley
Elsie Wolkow
Donald Eaees
Joyce Johannesen
Milton Rose Jenson
Margaret Coulson
Elwood Wolkow
Ralph Vincent
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