Youth Bound Over In $40,000 Larceny Case
Richard Rapp, 24, of Charles Mix county, bound over to May term of Mellette county circus court on grand larceny charges involving about 40,000 in bonds and certificates of deposit stolen from J. E. Utterback of Belvidere Pioneer west river ranch. Rapp, arrested at Lake Andes, was held under 1500 bond as missing funds were traced to his sale of several bonds. Federal involvement cited due to transfer of stolen property across states.
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White River
Mar
Richard Rapp
Charles Mix County
Mellette County
J. E. Utterback
Belvidere
Justice of the Peace Hight
Rapp
Lake Andes
Herman Bode
Gen
Federal Department of Justice
Bode
Pat Donahue
Bonesceel
Steig
C. F. Hanson
Elk Point Wins First District Declamatory Trophy
Elk Point high school won a trophy at the district declamatory contest with first and second places. Participants from Clay and Union counties competed. Winners include Helen Leinart Elk Point in Dramatic, Everest Beasley University High School in Humorous, and Milton Wass Beresford in Oratory.
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Fl Point
Elk Point
Mar
Elk Point High School
Schoors
Clay
Union
Helen Leinart
Euk Point
Everest Beasley
University High School
Milton Wass
Beresford
Rosier Held in Sioux Falls on Federal Liquor Charge
Fred Rosier of Springfield was charged with possession of a still and liquor without a government license. He was apprehended by the alcohol tax unit and brought to Sioux Falls, where he is held in the county jail pending federal court action, announced by U.S. Marshal Charles Robertson.
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Rosier
Sioux Falls
Mar
Fred
Springfield
Charles Robertson
U.S
Man Held As Radnap Suspect In Omaha Kidnaping
Omaha police held one man in Sioux City as investigators probe the kidnapping of Gene Mullis a Creighton University student from Mitchell South Dakota. Robbers reportedly robbed the garage cash register of eighteen dollars. A police trap was planned for other gang members in Sioux City and state agents were said to be out of town. Mullis was released near Sioux City and the stolen car was recovered there.
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Radnap
Omaha
Neb
Sioux City
Gene Mullis
Mitchell
Creighton University
Mullin
Y.W.C.A Carnival Success At Wayland
Wayland special report says the YWCA carnival drew a good crowd with readings gongs and music delighting attendees. Booths attracted patrons and the event raised over $27 for the club’s fund.
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Y.W.C.A
Wayland Wayland
Yankton Students Win Music Honors in State Contest
Three Yankton college music students won high honors at Vermillion in the Federated Music clubs of America state contest. Warner Intig of Yankton placed first in the young artists division. Alyce Kieffer of Wessington Springs and Robert Jones of Berne Indiana won mezzo-soprano and baritone respectively. They will represent South Dakota in the district contest in Minneapolis on April 5.
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Yankton
Mar
Yankton College
Vermillion
Federated Music Clubs of America
Warner Intig
Basso Cantante
Alyce Kieffer
Wessington Springs
Robert Jones
Berne
Indiana
South Dakota
Minneapolis
Whist Series Ends With Vayland Victory
The Gilbert township Norwegian players faced Vayland for the season’s final match at the community hall. Six tables were used as Vayland won by 28 points after two close prior games. lunch was served by the organizing committee.
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Vayland Vayland
Mar
Gilbert Township
Vayland
Wayland
Gilbert
Gantts
Maxine Paulzen Returns to Shrine Hospital for Treatment
Maxine Paulzen, nine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Paulzen, returned to Shrine Hospital in Minneapolis for further treatment of her affected right leg. Her condition had not improved as hoped, requiring several months’ stay. William Paittsch drove the family to Minneapolis by automobile.
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Wayland
Mar
Maxine
Barney Paulzen
Shrine Hospital
Minneapolis
William Paittsch
Paulsen
Couple Observes 53rd Anniversary in Hand County
Miller March 20 Special Mr and Mrs W A Wade observed their 33 wedding anniversary Friday They married at El Point in 1882 and are pioneer residents of Hand county In Pleasant Valley township Mrs Wade 70 and Mr Wade born in England 1858 In 1879 they joined the Close Brothers cal omy in Mars Iowa They have seven daughters four sons twenty three grandchildren and one great grandchild
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W. Wade
Flag Presented by Miller Post 3214 to Engine Crew Veteran
A 2018 event recounts C N W locomotive No. 695 engineer Eben W. Troupe receiving a signed American flag from Hand County recruits aboard a troop train to Hawarden. The flag, later given to Miller Post 3214 Veterans of Foreign Wars, bears many signatures and honors World War I veterans from Company E and the Spanish American War era.
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Hawarden
Lows
South Dakota
Aeroup
Eben W.troupe
Huron
Hand County
Engineer Troupe
Miller Post
Troupe
Co. E
South Dakota Volunteer Infantry
United States
Vern Leckner
Rolf Lister
Frank Parrout
J. Wallace
B. Eb, Shaw
Anton Brandhagen
Virgil Allen
A. A. Anderson
L. W. Kahoc
F. H. Russell
Otto Jacobsen
John Hall
Nels Jacobsen
Henry Englemarm
Arthur W. Scott
Clarence
Wm. Anderburg
John Magnuson
A. C. Kallender
Rudolph Stender
Ira S. Johnson
Jay Pusey
George A. Mayer
Homer Fisher
W. J. Baxter
Frank Bobseen
Tom Kroning
Edward Hine
Conference to Be at Yankton
Yankton college will host the 1935 general conference session of the German Evangelical Congregational churches of the United States from June 12 to 16. Dr. G W Nash announced the invite was accepted by the conference executive committee. The campus will convert Garden Terrace to a covered meeting area and Crane Field to a large parking lot. The Yankton Chamber of Commerce will assist with arrangements, and a six member planning committee led by Dr. Nash was named including Dr. Schubert, C H Schulz, Rev. Meer, Rev F J Wacker, Rev H H Lindeman, and E H Myers.
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Yankton
Mar
Yankton College
Crane Athletic Field
Yankton Chamber of Commerce
Nash
Paul Schubert
Congregational Church
C. H. Schulz
School of Theology
John Meer
Scotland
F. J. Wacker
Parkston
H. H. Linedeman
Congregational Church of
E. H. Myers
Mail carrier appointed in Frankfort town switch
Ward Olson takes over local mail runs to and from the depot in Frankfort on March 20, succeeding Dave McDowell who resigned due to ill health.
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Frankfort
Mar
Ward Olson
Dave McDowell
Only Children at Wesleyan School Population
A Dakota Wesleyan University survey finds ten percent of Wesleyan students are an only child. One student comes from a family of thirteen, seven from families with ten or more children, and twenty five percent are among the first three in their families. On average parents with sons have four children.
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Mitchell
Mar
Dakota Wesleyan University
South Dakota
Wesleyan
Speech Winners Go To District Meet on Feet
Wayland avian co-yopecian the Grand township declamatory contest held here with Lola Vinegar Wayland school first in upper grades Bobby Vaughan Springdale school first in Intermediate grades and Junior Hill first in first division He also attended Springdale school Winners will compete with district rivals at Beulah School Judges Mildred Bruthinson Ora Rodenisi er and Mary Frances Pugh all of Wessington
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Wayland
Avian
Grand Township
Lola Vinegar
Wayland School
Bobby Vaughan
Springdale
Junior Hill
Springdale School
Beulah School
Mildred 3Rutthinson
Ora Rodenisier
Mary Frances Pugh
Wessington
Grade Schoolers Win In Speech Contests
In Bonilla on March 20 special declamatory contests honored grade winners. From Atth grade Darrel Boyd won first with Theone Toliasson second and Billy Kenyon third. Third and fourth grades saw Gladys Hamilton first Marion Mfarse second and Geraldine McKichan third. Primary room winners were Ronald Kenyon first with Russell McKichan and Doris Tollafson tied for second and Lyle McKichan with Ardella MacLahren tied for third. Judges were Mrs. Charles Nesfield Mrs Richel Betsetson and Miss Irene Hanson. Supt. Ralph Galer announced the winners who advance to Wolsey Saturday.
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Bonilla
Mar
Darrel Boyd
Theone Toliasson
Billy Kenyon
Gladys Hamilton
Marion Mfarse
Geraldine McKichan
Ronald Kenyon
Russell McKichan
Doris Tollafson
Lyle McKichan
Ardella MacLahren
Charles Nesfield
Richel Betsetson
Mias Irene Hanson
Ralph Galer
Wolsey
Dynamite Caps Stolen From Gravel Company Toolhouse
Sheriff officers reported theft of about 35 dynamite caps from a gravel company toolhouse in Sioux Falls on March 20. Officers warned that the caps could badly injure or kill if exploded, fearing local youths may be injured.
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Sioux Falls
Student election at State College names officers
Oscar Ol ion of Sioux Falls won the race for president of the student association by a two to one margin over Wallace Diehl of Mitchell. Diehl also finished far ahead of his rival to take the vice presidency by a wide majority.
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Brookings
Oscar Olion
Sioux Falls
Student Association of State College
Wallace Diehl
Mitchell
Benefit Party At Harrold Church Aids Altar Society
A card party held March 20 at the Catholic church by the Altar Society benefited the church. A midnight lunch followed and the gathering continued late. Attendees called the evening unusually enjoyable.
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Harrold
Mar
Altar Society
Society entertains Frankfort girly Kings Herald group
The Kings Herald society was entertained at Mrs. Jennie Warner's home Saturday afternoon. After the business meeting, games were played and lunch was served. Vera Schone is president of the society.
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Frankfort
Mar
Kings Herald Society
Jennie Warner
Vera Schone
Ree Heights Junior Class Presents The Tin Hero Play
Ree Heights high school junior class will stage its annual play The Tin Hero with two showings Friday at 2 30 PM and 8 PM Miss Ruth M Piper directs the production Cast includes Douglas Goodyear Dwight Specker Virginia Ferguson Isibel Voelker Mrs Blanche Goodyear Margaret Scott Grace Goodyear Mary Paine Bunty Wheeler Richard Meehan Annette Coverdale Dolores Curtiss Adelaide Young Estyll Dunwoody Mel Baxter Warmer Leola Wyant Baxter Warner Theodore Burge Victoria Esmond Genevieve Graves Mile Claudette Bordoni Evelyn Beck Spike Ryder Oliver Nicholas
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Ree Heights
Mar
Ree Heights High
Ruth M. Piper
Ree Heights High School Dramatics
Douglas Goodyear
Dwight Specker
Virginia Ferguson
Isibel Voelker
Gettysburg Adopts Junior High Plan
Gettysburg board of education at their March meeting voted to adopt the junior high school plan for next year in place of the present system. Seventh through ninth grades will operate much like the high school, allowing teachers to specialize. Six high school instructors were re elected, leaving three vacancies, and seven grade teachers were re elected leaving one vacancy. Salary schedule saw little change.
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Gettysburg
Opecia
Gettysburg Board of Education
Gettysburg High School
Burial of Louise Manuel in Frankfort Cemetery
Louise Manuel died at a Redfield hospital on Saturday and was buried in Frankfort cemetery after brief services led by the Rev. Mrs. A. J. Alderson. The rites were conducted Sunday afternoon in Frankfort following the Redfield hospital death.
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Frankfort Frankfort
Mar
Louise Manuel
Redfield
Frankfort
A. J. Alderson
Gettysburg Singers To Present Comedy Look Who's Here
Gettysburg high school glee clubs will stage the musical comedy Look Who's Here on Friday April fifth. A large cast with singing and dancing choruses, new scenic and lighting effects, and a fast moving operetta provide the entertainment in this high school event.
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Gettysburg
Mar
H— Itho
Gettysburg High School
Birthday celebration honors Mrs Schone at home
About 25 relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mrs. Lewis Schone in Frankfort to observe her seventy-ninth birthday. A six o'clock dinner followed by cards and visiting, lunch at ten, and many gifts and greeting cards were received. daughter Mrs. Ed Germany of Sioux Falls sent a decorated birthday cake.
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Frankfort
Mar
Lewis Schone
Schone
Ed Germany
Sioux Falls
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