South Dakota Governor Prepares Data for Federal Review
Pierre March 23 The governor Harlan Bushfield returns from Washington where he met federal officials and lawmakers to assemble data on South Dakota agencies. He cites unemployment compensation and proposed transfer of employment service to social security as critical, noting a June 30 end to state funding and a plan to shift employment service duties to county offices. He also seeks figures on state highway finances for the Bureau of Public Roads.
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Mar
Harlan Bushfield
Washington
South Dakota
Social Security Department
UCC
Bushfield
State Highway Department
Oureau of
Springer Resigns Post At Aberdeen Civic Association
Whene pte K A Springer executive secretary of the Aberdeen Civic Association submitted his resignation to the board of directors. It becomes effective June 1 and was accepted by the board. Springer had served as secretary since fall 1935 after moving to Aberdeen from Fergus FallsMinn. He offered no comment on future plans.
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Whene Pte
K. A. Springer
Aberdeen Civic Association
Bord
Springer
Civic Association
Aberdeen
Fergus Falls
Minn
Blue Goose Conclave Opens At Aberdeen
Aberdeen March 23 state and special agents of fire insurance companies registered for convention sessions of the Dakota Pond of Blue Goose International. The annual gathering opened informally last night with Roy E. Welly of Sioux Falls to be toastmaster at this afternoon's business meeting and tonight's banquet following luncheon.
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Aberdeen
Pi— Fitty State
Dakota Pond
Blue Goose International
Roy E. Welly
Sioux Falls
South Dakota State Bar Association
Udiningl
Yale Students To Present Operetta Green Cheese Tonight
Yale high school students present the operetta Green Cheese at Muself Hall tonight and Friday afternoon at 2 p.m. The Switzerland party scene features decor and a cheese manufacturer host. Orchestral groups directed by Mr Hairing perform between acts. cast includes Bemis Hofer Walter Fast Hofer Zeibledorf and a chorus led by Musolf Gross Mintk Hofer Decker Tschetler under Miss Weeks.
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Yale
Mar
Muself Hall
Yale High School
Switzerland
Mr. Hairing
Arthur Bemis
Sam Hofer
Eli Walter
Ethel Fast
Elma Hofer
Clifford Hofer
Richard Zeibledorf
Dorothy Musolf
Delores Gross
Vera Mintk
Ida Hofer
Rose Decker
Hanel Tschetler
Miss Weeks
Danger From Ice On River Believed Past
Yankton reports the danger from Missouri River ice near the James River mouth is believed past. Water levels had risen above normal, reaching as high as 9.5 feet on two occasions, then began falling. Readings showed 7.8 feet in the morning with light, slushy debris.
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James River
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Crash Injuries Fatal To S C Woman
Mrs Anna Graybill of Sioux City died Tuesday night from complications of a crushed chest after a March 14 automobile collision on State Highway 50 west of Lakeport. The crash involved two cars driven by August Heitman and Herman Habel, with Heitman and Habel injured.
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Mac
Anna Graybill
Sioux City
Lakeport
Graybill
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Herman Habel
Lake Andes
Heitman
Habel
Students Arraigned On Criminal Charges
Nine high school students aged 16 to 18 were arraigned in municipal court on grand larceny or third degree burglary charges following a coordinated juvenile crime sweep by city and county police. The youths were jailed in solitary confinement after failing to post $3,300 bonds. Police said confessions linked all to a spree of recent local burglaries. Two youths were arrested after stealing and wrecking a car.
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Aberdeen
Mar
Bonilla Ladies' Aid Appoints Committees
Bonilla is mar 23 special attendance at the last meeting was ten with Mrs Geo McKichan elected vice president presiding committees named for the year including membership devotional missionary entertainment serving and place of making rug sewing and other tasks Mrs William Radtke named president replacing Mrs Meyer and refreshments were served at close students Blunt High School to hold open house at 7 30 pm presenting three one act plays Sod In the Zone and Will O The Wisp.
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Bonilla
Mar
A. M. Miller
F. W. James
Ethel Peterson
May
Tollefson
Maing
Raymond Cooper
M Lioyd Borah
Barthelman
Radtke
Barrick
Elmo Borah
Lahren
W. J. French
Nesfield
William Radtke
Meyer
BLUNT
Blunt High School
Plans for church services start April at M E Church
Plans have been made to hold church services at the M E Church here every other Sunday starting April 2. The evening services will be led by Rev. E B Vernon of Iroquois.
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Carpenter
Mar
M. E
E. BE. Vernon
Iroquois
Nash
Nash Coffee Company
Buick
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Carpenter Club Meeting Features Guest Speaker and Kids Entertainment
The Carpenter Community Club will hold its March meeting at the hall on Saturday evening March 25 with Amos Tschettee of Erwin as guest speaker. Grade school children will provide additional entertainment.
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Carpenter
Speell
Carpenter Community Club
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Erwin
Dr. R. H. Wilcox Accepts New Post
Rich ard H. Wilcox, formerly of Hot Springs, who led crippled children and epidemiology in the South Dakota Health Department, announced today he accepted a post with the Oregon Health Department. He will leave April 1 for Astoria, Oregon, to work in a county health unit. He holds degrees from the University of South Dakota, University of Louisville and Johns Hopkins.
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Richard H. Wilcox
Hot Springs
South Dakota Health Department
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Astoria
Ore
University of South Dakota
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Honor Students At Highmore School Shine On Lists
Thirty three Highmore High School students are named for the fourth six weeks period. Five seniors Maythew Carpenter Marjorie Hamlin Betty Jordan Ruth Konrad Velma Olson lead with straight A’s. sophomores Ruth Ashdown Donna Harris Margaret Korsgaard Tulin Lee Marjorie Mohler Marin Pekarek Dale Rezac Maxine Swanson yn Par man and juniors Donna Harris Margaret Korsgaard Marjorie lead the A students. Freshmen Juanita De Gooyer Jack Harkness Lennie Perkins Harald Bawdon Nadine O'Brien Margaret Sharp Charles Swanson also rank high with three A’s.
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Highmore High School
Maythew Carpenter
Marjorie Hamlin
Betty Jordan
Ruth Konrad
Velma Olson
Miss Hamlin
Vir
Raymond Goehring
Kenneth Hague
Mildred Hague
Jane Hartshorn
Linda Konrad
Merle Lee
Baliare Margo
Bob McAtes
Anne Novak
Sydney Ratalaff
Kathryn Ryan T
Ruth Ashdown
Donna Harris
Margaret Korsgaard
Tulin Lee
Marjorie Mosher
Marin Pekarek
Dale Rezac
Maxine Swanson
Yn Parman
Marjorier
Juanita de Gooyer
Jack Harkness
Lennie Perkins
Harald Bawdon
Nadine O'Brien
Margaret Sharp
Charles Swanson
Fortnightly Study Club Meets at Mrs Kindred Home
The Fortnightly Study Club gathered Monday evening at Mrs Zarl Kindred's home with Misses Alice Scott Anne Shouse and Cathryn Schweffer as hostesses. Mrs N E Bears led the meeting with a film interest quiz and Mildred Bohning presented How Da Movies Infu ence Our Lives. Veda Miller gave current events and City Care stens organized contests after refreshments.
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Veda Miller
City Carestens
Heck entertains at bridge luncheon
Mrs. E. O. Beck hosted the bridge club Saturday with a 1:30 luncheon for three tables decorated with jonquils and yellow and green accents. Contracts were played with prizes awarded to Myr Russell Bard and Mrs. J. C. Hagin. Guests included Mrs. Mary Casbalan, Maude Tumieson, and Lenore They received pills from the hostess.
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HECK
E. O. Beck
Bridge Club
Myr Russell Bard
J. C. Hagin
Mary Casbalan
Highmere
Maude Tumieson
Lenore
Gardiner Returns After Illness at 82
Tom Gardiner, 82, recovers from flu and pneumonia and returns to town after a hospital stay. First illness in his long life marked by hospital admission, with notes that he had not been sick before.
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Tom Gardiner
Bonilla
Mat
Tom) Gardiner
Osceola Ladies Aid Plans Saturday Dinner at Church
The Osceola Ladies Aid will serve a community dinner at the Methodist Church on Saturday starting at noon. The meal will be served cafeteria style and articles will also be offered for sale.
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Osceola Ladies Aid
Methodist Church
Wooley Family Returns From Conde Visit
Mrs Harold Wooley and son John of Conde returned to Highmore Sunday after a week visiting the J H Wooley family and friends there J H Wooley also visited his son in Conde during the week before returning home
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Harold Wooley
John of
Conde
J. H. Wooley
South Dakota Debaters Travel to Delta Sigma Rho Tourney
University of South Dakota debate squad, led by coach William Howell, left for Madison Wisconsin to compete in the Delta Sigma Rho tournament. About 20 to 30 colleges will join the event with entrants in historical and discussion divisions, including Madison, Wagner, Corslea, Cool, Thompson, Tracy, Minn, and Oviatt.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Williams
Howell
Madison
Wis
al Madison
Mark Wagner
Corslea
Rodney Cool
Platte
al Thompson
Tracy
Minn
Ross Oviatt
Huron
Hitchcock Teachers Are All Reelected
All members of the Hitchcock school faculty were reelected by the board of education at its regular meeting Monday night. Substantial salary increases were given to most of the teachers. The faculty and their assignments include Supt. Paul E. Cantmine in science and athletics, Lois Gitchell in English and music, Mary Dunlap in commercial subjects and girls' athletics, Delvin Martens in vocational agriculture and science, John Heineman in seventh and eighth grades, Helen Bennett in primary grades, and Vivian Van Taxsell in intermediate grades.
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Mar Ss
Hitchcock School
Board of Education
Paul E. Cantmine
Lois Gitchell
Mary Dunlap
Delvin Martens
John Heineman
Helen Bennett
Vivian, van Taxsell
Virgil High seniors set March 30 play Silas Takes the Air
Virgil High School seniors present their annual class play in the town auditorium on Thursday March 30. The three act comedy ends with Silas Takes the Air. Cast includes Hazel Shepard Mary Baeth Clara Weikum Alice Van De Walle Willis Kladt Ralph Gooding and Oscar Spreeder with sophomores Frank Speirs Billy Maunders and Willard Van Der Aarde also in the production.
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Virgil, Mar
Virgil High School
Silas
Hazel Shepard
Mary Baeth
Clara Weikum
Alice van de Walle
Willis Kladt
Ralph Gooding
Oscar Spreeder
Frank Speirs
Billy Maunders
Willard van der Aarde
State Debate Meet Judges Are Named
Watertown March 23 P Judges for the state debate tournament set for April 4 and 5 at Vermilion were announced by D D Miller president of the South Dakota High School Forensic League. Judges include C B Lyon University of South Dakota Hugo Carlson Augustana College George McCarty South Dakota State College and Harold Jordan Sioux Falls College. The tournament will be double elimination. Entrants will include wingers in the eight divisional tournaments under way statewide. Original oratory and extemporaneous speaking contests will also be held.
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Watertown
Mar
Vermillion
D. D. Miller
South Dakota High School Forensic League
C. B. Lyon
University of South Dakota
Hugo Carlson
Augustana
George McCarty
South Dakota State College
Harold Jordan
Sioux
Falls College
Miler
Carpenter Club Hosts Book Reports And Entertainment
Miss Alice Ratliff hosted the Carpenter Study Club at her home last week. Mrs. Gladys Miller reviewed Edith Bolling Wilson's "As I Saw It." Mrs. Gladys Bottger reviewed a Pearl Buck work. Mrs. Helen Madsen sang a song. A short play titled "Mothers Will Interfere" was performed by four women. Lunch followed.
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Carpenter Club
Carpenter
Alice Ratliff
Carpenter Study Club
Gladys Miller
Edith Bolling Wilson
Gladys Bottger
Pearl Buck
Helen Madsen
Horses Urged For Spring Dental Check Of Work Horses
Sioux Falls March 23 Special Despite no false teeth for horses veterinary authorities urge a thorough dental check this spring. The American Foundation for Animal Health aims to inspect 2 000 000 horses before plowing season to ensure proper chewing and strength, noting uneven wear and sharp teeth can cause slobbering and pain.
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Sioux Falls
American Foundation For Animal Health
Farewell Party for Beavers Family Held at Home
Special farewell for Mr and Mrs Walter Beavers and family was held Monday evening. They will travel to Grand Forks North Dakota to visit Mr and Mrs Glenn Hubard for a week before touring Minnesota Iowa Nebraska and Arkansas visiting relatives and friends.
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