YW Completes Year Of Activity In Huron
The Huron YWCA reports a busy year with services for women and girls. President Mrs. Bert York notes that the organization runs clubs, meetings, a reading room, rest rooms, information booths, and an employment bureau with 197 calls and 105 placements. The cottage served 496 people in one month, including many visitors from outside the city.
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Huron Ywca
Bert York
Yw: Employment Bureau
Little Cottage
Friendly Circle
Huron YWCA Program Aims to Benefit City
Huron women push a local YWCA plan not yet at national HQ. Mrs York declares the program offers definite service and educational work that benefits individuals and stimulates business in the city.
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Huron Ywca
Huron
1940 Corn Acreage Expected To Be Smallest In 40 Years
Washington reports farmers plan smaller 1940 corn acreage the smallest in over four decades. Tobacco plantings seen 21 percent below eight years ago and wheat area unchanged despite higher prices. Officials cite war impacting exports and AAA saying foreign markets unlikely to improve this season.
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Washington
Mar
Agricultural Department
AAA
Cradle Shower Honors Mrs Mortimer at Elmer Home
A cradle shower for Mrs. Max Mortimer was held at the Elmer Mortimer residence last Friday evening with 11 relatives and friends attending. Gift table was prettily decorated and lunch served by hosts Mrs. Marvin McDaniels and Mrs. L. D. McDaniels with prizes won in the contest.
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Hitchcock
Mar
Max Mortimer
Elmer Mortimer
Farm residents suffer fractures in recent accidents
WESSINGTON March 20 Special Two farm residents sustained fractures this week. Oscar Dracy broke his right arm in a tractor mishap last Tuesday. Bernard Simons suffered a broken leg after being kicked by a calf.
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Wessington
Mar
Wessington Farm
Oscar Dracy
Bernard Simons
Bancroft OES Hosts Official Visitor
Sharon Chapter OES welcomed Mrs Lucy Tyzell of Britton the associate grand conductress. Mrs C W Barber hosted a luncheon and six o clock dinner with Patrick theme decorations. A school of instruction followed and the evening session featured solos by Dorothy Bolan R M Olmsted and Wanda Barber.
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Dorothy Bolan
R. M. Olmsted
Wanda ‘Barber
Prowlers Enter Home Blunt March Report
Roy Long, formerly of Blunt, found a .22 rifle and a repeating shotgun missing after returning home from a movie Saturday night. This marked the fourth break-in reported in the vicinity in recent weeks.
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Blunt
Roy Long
Kenneth Glaze Reelected Teacher at Winner with Higher Salary
Kenneth Glaze, an inner school teacher, spent the weekend in Hitchcock with his parents Mr and Mrs W E Glaze. He has been reelected as a teacher at Winner with a substantial salary increase.
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Hitchcock
Mar
Kenneth Glaze
W. E. Glaze
Teachers Reelect Hitchcock Staff In School Board Meet
All Hitchcock School teachers received new contract offers at a board of education meeting last Thursday. Except for Miss Hoffert, who was offered a $50 raise, the contracts maintain the same salary levels as this year.
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Hitchcock
Board of Education
Visits at Hitchcock Special March 20
John Marshall of Colorado Springs Colorado visited Hitchcock last Friday evening to spend time with relatives and friends and attend to business matters.
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Hitchcock, Hitchcock
John Marshall
Colorado Springs
Colo
Miss Gleva Binger Visits Parents in Tulare
Miss Gleva Binger a high school teacher from Onawa Iowa arrived in Tulare on Sunday to spend a short vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs B Binger.
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Tulare
Gleva Binger
Onawa
Ita
B. Binger
Callers from Do land and Frankfort visit Tulare home
Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Culver of Do land and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baird of Frankfort were callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. A. Holm in Tulare Sunday.
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Tulare
Mar
Lauren Culver
Doland
Paul Baird
Frankfort
EF. A. Holm
Rex Davis Visit Highlights Bancroft Weekend
Mr and Mrs Rex Davis of Des Moines Iowa visited friends and relatives in Bancroft over the weekend. El bert Bestge, who had been visiting Town, returned home with them.
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Bancroft Bancroft
Mar
Rex Davis
Des Moines
Elbert Bestge
Canistota Visitors Called On Mr and Mrs Klinkel
Canistota visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Hoy Klinkel Friday were Mrs G W Sietsema and son and Mrs Lloyd Schoppe and son Se Oe ORD.
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Canistota
Bancroft
Mar
Specia
Hoy Klinkel
G. W. Sietsema
Lloyd Schoppe
Dentists Laud Proposed 600000 Research Program
Baltimore March 20 Dentists hailed the announcement of a six year 600000 government financed research program to cure dental ailments including tooth decay Senator James E Murray introduced a bill providing 75000 yearly for six years with a 10000 annual rise for five years Part of the funds would go to studying causes and cures of dental caries and pyorrhea Dr Leon R Kramer Delaware Kansas said prehistoric man had strong jaws and teeth leading to a discussion of the evolution of dental health The auxiliary of the American Legion hosted a card party with pinochle and a potluck lunch.
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Baltimore
Mar
Arthur H. Merritt
American Dental Association
James E .Murray
Montana
Murray
Merritt
Dental Association
Leon R. Kramer
Topeka
Kan
Kansas State Board of Health
Dr. Kramer
Daughter Born in Tulare Area Roxanne Kay Stephens
Birth announced from Tulare recalling Mrs Laura Walker Tulare native, now Mrs Dick Stephens, of Yelm Washington. A daughter Roxanne Kay Stephens was born on March 20.
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Tulare
Mar
Dick Stephens
Yelm
Wash
Roxanne Kay
Back from California Hitchcock special visit returns home
Mr. and Mrs. James Fillis and A. H. Farries returned Sunday evening from California with John Kingdon who drove out after them. The Fillises spent about six weeks there visiting and Farries had been there about two weeks.
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California
Hitchcock
Mar
James Fillis
A. H. Farries
John Kingdon
Therm
Move to Minnesota Sheffield
Mer 20 special Mrs Butieve and son Loren have moved to Minnesota where they will operate a farm this year. They left here last Friday.
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Minnesota
Sheffield
Mer
Notable 1881 and 1916 Dakota Territory figures noted
Benjamin D. Miniener of Pierre born in Wisconsin served as assistant attorney general. Dr William Jayne of Springfield Illinois died at 89. first governor of Dakota Territory. Marie Nelson entertained the auxiliary.
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Benjamin D. Miniener
Pierre
Wisconsin
William Jayne
Springfield
Til
Dakota Territory
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