Essential Metal Mines Secure 393 Miners From State
RAPID CITY March 30 Essential non-ferrous metal mines secured at least 393 Black Hills miners after the suspension of gold mining last fall by the War Labor Board. Sandell, area War Manpower rep, said 393 displaced gold miners found western non-ferrous mine work, with 515 referred to mines countywide and most now employed. About 200 were sent to defense industries. 100 to Black Hills ordnance depot. 175 unable to work in defense activity were allowed to seek other areas. Transportation for workers and families totaled over 19500.
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Vwiy
Rapid
City
Mar
Black Hills
War Labor Board
A. W. Sandell
War Manpower Commission
Sandels
Sandell
Provo
Seven South Dakotans Missing In Action In North Africa
War Department released the names of 814 U S soldiers missing in action in North Africa. Several Dakotans appear led by Major Harold Surgla with listed next of kin including spouses and parents. Other names include Pic Arthur H Carlson Cpl Charles E Hunt Pvt Donald H Jones Fic Melvin H Krause Pic Donavon J McDowell Pvt Lester L Russell and their families.
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Washington
Mar
War Department
United States
North Africa
Harold
Surgla
Deadwood
Sherman St
Pic
Arthur H. Carlson
Charles A. Carlson
Route 1
Fairfax
Charles E. Hunt
June Kushman
Stevens
Donald H. Jones
T. Jones
Waubay
Melvin H. Krause
Albert F. Krause
Route Q
Summit
Donavon J. McDowell
Bessie Cora McDowell
Harrold
Lester L. Russell
Hanah Russell
Vermilion
To Hold Health Clinic Series Across County This Week
County Red Cross health chairwoman Mrs. A L Stuyland says Dr. Myrtle Carney will lead a week long series of clinics. Half day sessions in Iroquois Esmond and Erwin plus a full day in larger centers. Rural school children will be immunized as in prior years. Dr Carneystarts Iroquois Tuesday morning then Esmond and Oldham with De Smet slated for Thursday.
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Lake Pheslon
Mar. Su
A. L. Stuyland
Red Cross Health
Myrtle Carney
State Board of Health
Iroquois
Esmond
Erwin
Immunization Clinic Planned At Iroquois School
An immunization clinic will be held at Iroquois school on Tuesday morning March 30 from 9 to 12. Dr Myrtle Carney of the state health department will supervise. Smallpox and diphtheria vaccines will be given, TB tests offered, and all schoolchildren without these immunizations are urged to attend along with surrounding towns.
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Ahoquoid
Mur
Troquois
Myrtle Carney
State Health Department
Blunt Bridge Club Awards Score Prize
The Blunt bridge club gathered for an afternoon event with Charley Ives and Charley Gungalus entertaining the group. Mrs. Leon Fieward won high score, and Mrs. Ray Pool filled in for Mrs. Gertrude Pigney during the session.
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Blunt Bridge Club
Blunt
Ives
Charley Gungalus
Leon Fieward
Ray Pool
Gertrude Pigney
Honors Husband At Birthday Party
Mrs Charles Gurisalus hosted a Friday evening birthday party in honor of her husband with three dozen friends and relatives present. The event marked another year in his celebration.
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Bluyt
Mar
Charles Gurisalus
Farewell Party For Iroquois Girl Ruth McGrath
The Juniors and seniors of the high school held a farewell party in the opera house for Ruth McGrath who will move to Minneapolis soon. The honored guest received a gift.
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Mar
Opera House
Ruth McGrath
Minereapolis
Prospective Army Navy trainees to take exams at Yale
Prospective students for the army specialized training program and the navy college teaching program will take qualifying examinations in the Yale Independent School room at 9 am. Erwin Unmith, superintendent, announced today for the Yale event scheduled near Yale on Friday April 2.
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Army
Navy
Yale Yale
Mar
Navy College
Yale _Independent
Erwin Unmith
Wolsey Girl Honored At Bridal Shower
A Wolsey group gathered at the Arthur Kahre home to honor Evelyn Scheube who will wed soon. Games were played and lunch was served by Mrs. Arthur Kahre Mrs. Marcus Erion and Edith Schiebe. The honoree has worked at the AAA office in Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolsey
Mar
Arthur Kahre
Evelyn Scheube
Marcus Erion
Edith Schiebe
AAA
Huron
Tulare
Tulare, Mar
George Willett
Leonard Willett
Shaffer Reported Safe Now From North Africa
Word from the American Red Cross announced Morris Shaffer of Artesian, formerly of Wessington Springs, is not killed in action in North Africa. A Washington wire stated Shaffer is safe, contradicting an earlier death report.
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Shaffer
Wessington Springs
Mar
American Red Cross
Morris Shaffer
Artesian
North Africa
Washington, D. C
Shafffer
Wolsey Youth Enlists In Army Air Corps
Bertram Jungemann son of Mr and Mrs Erich Jungemann Wolsey left for Omaha for his final exam before transfer to Kearns Field for Army Air Corps pre flight training He is a Wolsey High School graduate class of H and was a student at Huron College prior to enlistment
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Wolsey
Army
Air Corps
Mar
Bertram Jungemann
Erich Jungemann
Omaha
Kearns Field
Army Air Corps
Jungemann
Wolsey High School
Huron College
Iroquois High School Annuals Soon for Sale
Iroquois High School will soon offer annuals for sale. Staff include Editor Jean Townsley, associate editor Rex Stevenson, business managers Georgia Wiedenman and Bob Kohler, music editor Fem Lorenz, dramatic editor Hallie Bishop, athletic editor Charles Geyer, artists Dalton Vettermann and Bob Harry.
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Invmouis
Mar
Jean Townsley
Rex Stevenson
Georgia Wiedenman
Bob Kohler
Fem. Lorenz
Hallie Bishop
Charles Geyer
Dalton Vetterman
Bob Harry
Homemakers Club Rehearses Poems Then Lunch At Highmore
Mrs J A Rubendail hosted the Homemakers Club with ten members present. Poems were read by Mrs George Dillon and Mrs Ella Phillips. After the program and business meeting, Chinese checkers were played and lunch served. The club plans to meet April 7 with Mrs Gladys Wakey. Harry Kier transferred to Shreveport Louisiana from Oklahoma. His wife will join him when position is secure.
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Homemakers Club
Highmore
J. A. Rubendail
George Dillon
Ella Phillips
Gladys Wakey
Louisiana
Blunt
Harry Kier
Oklahoma
Shreveport
Frary to Replace Flannery on April Fifteenth
Pierre March 30 Governor Sharpe announced Guy G. Frary state chemist will replace James C. Flannery as director of inspections in the department of agriculture on April 15. Frary will serve in both roles without extra pay, part of a department reorganization to use technically trained staff. He has long analyzed specimens for inspectors and advised the secretary on inspections. Frary will work mainly at Vermillion in the university laboratory while remaining state employee since March 6, 1918. Flannery became director of inspections in August 1939 after prior service as a field inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
University Frary
Vermillion
Sharpe
Flannery
De Smet Directors Elect Officers for Coming Year
At a Chamber of Commerce board meeting Ed Arntz was chosen to lead the club next year. Don R. English becomes vice president with Glen Van Tassel as treasurer. G. S. Barnes continues as secretary for a sixth year. Alfred J. Ryland retires as president and other board members include M. M. Hyink Aubrey Sherwood J. KE O Keefe and Dr. Paul Tschetter. The finance committee is led by A. J. Ryland with assistance from Lee Kracht N BE Tackberry Miss Alice Nelson Mrs. John Rice Tom Coughlin Ronald Graham and C. T. Chester.
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Paul Tschetter
A. J. Ryland
Lee Kracht
BE. Tackberry
Alice Nelson
John Rice
Tom Coughlin
Ronald Graham
C. T. Chester
Iroquois WSCS Plans Public Supper in April
Iroquois WSCS held a Thursday meeting at Mrs. Charles Bruha’s home with Mrs. E. Vernon and Mrs. J. Halliday as guests. Mrs. Bottomley led devotions and Mrs. Harrington handed out church booklets. Lunch was provided by the hostess and Mrs. Salter. The next meeting set for April 8 in the church basement will have the Ruth Circle serve a public supper.
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Iroquois
WSCS
Sptciath
Charles Bruha
E. E. Vernon
J. F. Halliday
Highmore Soldier Home On Furlough
Harold Buchheim of Stony Field Charleston D C is spending a 15 day furlough with relatives and friends.
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Highmore
Harold Buchheim
Stony Field
Charleston
D. C
Hi-Rokwas Elect Officers at Highmore Meeting
The Hi-Rokwas group in Highmore elected J. B. Perkins Gaveitearls J. R. Drew as secretary and W. Swanson as treasurer. T H Tovter Walt Prinz Conrad Ne ton and Robert Ray were chosen to serve on the board of directors with the officers. Business meetings will be held the second Thursday each month and monthly dinners will be discontinued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ughmore
Mar
Hi-Rokwas
J. B. Perkins
Gaveitearls
J. R. Drew
W. Swanson
T. H Tovter
Walt Prinz
Conrad Neton
Robert Ray
Clark Sand Hally Clark Basket Social Total Receipts
Totals from the basket social and bond rally sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary at Clark on Friday reached about 3600 dollars. The event occurred March 30 and raised funds for Legion activities.
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Clark Sand Hally Clark
Mar
American Legion Auxiliary
Clark
War Bond appeal urges extra purchase for victory
A wartime plea stresses that buying extra War Bonds funds equipment for the troops. The ad emphasizes that readers who have done their bit should now do their best to boost the war effort and secure victory for free.
Happy Hour Club Holds Meeting at Iroquois
The Happy Hour Club and Sunday School teacher Edith Warren met Friday afternoon at Mary Eilen Fiesner's home from 4 to 6. Members Kay Shaw Morris Shaw Twila Farmer Donald Hegdal attended. Kay Shaw was elected president and Mary Ellen Flesner secretary. Scrapbooks for the Methodist children's home were made. Lunch followed. next meeting at Kay Shaw's home.
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Iroquois
Mar. Su
Happy Hour Club
Edith Warren
Mary Eilen Fiesner
Kay
Morris Shaw
Twila Farmer
Donald Hegdal
Kay Shaw
Mary Ellen Flesner
Hitchcock Band Association Meets in Hitchcock
The Hitchcock Band Association met at the school house with seven members and two visitors, Mrs. Lite Hunt and Mrs. Harold Chaplin. A nominating committee was chosen to appoint candidates for the April election, and the program featured a primary song, a Janet Phillips recital, and two vocal solos by Mrs. Harald Chaplin. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. William Alger and Mrs. Linus Skarin.
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Janet Phillips
Harald Chaplin
William Alger
Linus Skarin
Alex Gross
Laird
Bonin
Fred Osman
Iver Anderson
Hitchcock Red Cross Plans Final Test Meeting
Hitchcock residents learn the Red Cross will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday afternoon April 2 at 2 o clock in the schoolhouse. The event aims to review plans and test readiness for upcoming duties.
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Hitchcock Red Cross
The
Red Cross
Entertains Card Club At Tulare
Mrs. Carl Denker hosted the Five Hundred Club at her Tulare home on Thursday evening with games at two tables. High score prize went to Mrs. W.A. Witte and the cut prize to Mrs. Vina Hughes. Refreshments followed.
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Entertains
Tulare Tulare
Carl Denker
W.A. Witte
Vina Hughes
Tulare Bay Home On Two Day Furlough
Lt. Donald Foglesong visited his father A. C. Foglesong in Tulare for a two day furlough. He left Saturday for Miami Florida where he is stationed with the air corps.
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Tulare
Mar
Jay. Barnes
Pennsylvania
Delmar ‘Barnes
Tulare Bay
Highmore Band Presents Spring Concert
Highmore high school band and vocal groups staged a spring concert Friday evening, following a Thursday afternoon program for the school grades. The event featured a varied program and showcased student musicians.
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Highmore Band
Highmore
Mar
Ensign Alseth Commissioned After Norfolk Duty
Lake Preston reports Ensign Charles A. Alseth has been commissioned after recent training with Northwestern University and will enter the communications division in convoy duty with the Atlantic fleet. He spent the past week with his mother Mrs. Ida B. Alseth in Lake Preston before departing for Norfolk, Us. to begin duties.
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Lake Preston
Charles A. Alseth
Ida B. Alseth
Northwestern University
Elseth
Norfolk
Atlantic
First Aid Class Meets At Hitchcock
About 20 men and women attended the second first aid class at the Hitchcock schoolhouse taught by Dr Towne of Huron. Two educational films and a Walt Disney comic film were shown. The next lesson will review the first, with chapter five assigned. open to all 17 or older.
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Dalic Cock
Mar
Towne
Huron
Birthday Party for Hitchcock Youths
Friday afternoon the upper grade room and their teacher Leora Meyer hosted a birthday party for Marilyn Trebian, Duane Armstrong, Blair Rodman and Elwood LeGrand. The boys in the room organized the event with games in the school gymnasium and a hosted lunch for the guests of honor.
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Bylunlulk
Mart
Leora Meyer
Marilyn Trebian
Duane Armstrong
Blair Rodman
Elwood LeGrand
Gilly
Cavour Youth Earns Promotion in Pacific Rank
Mrs. Margaret Coughlin reports her son James has been promoted to corporal while serving in the Pacific. The Highmore Altar Society held a rummage sale and served lunches in the Fairmont building Saturday.
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Cavour
Mar
Margaret Coughlin
James
Pacific
Highmore Altar Society
Highmore
Altar Society of the
Catholic Church
Fairmont
Buffalo County Teachers Hold Final Institute of Year
WANN VALLEY March 30 Special The last teachers institute of the year for Buffalo County teachers was held at the Gann Valley schoolhouse with Mrs Merle Tysdale county superintendent presiding One hundred percent attendance was recorded A school day planned for May will include morning spelling contest and afternoon rally with athletic events The Buffalo County Young Pilgrim will be chosen by lot from nominees for honor Defense stamps will be awarded as prizes in field day events.
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Wann Valley
Mar
Buffalo County
Gann Valley
Merle Tysdale
YCL
Methodist WSCS Meets At Hitchcock
The Methodist W.S.C.S. met at Hitchcock on Wednesday with 30 women present. Visitors included Mrs. Baker of Sioux Falls and several from Huron Broadland and Sioux Falls. The finance committee was appointed for April and a talk by state president Mrs. Baker followed the meeting. Next gathering will be at Mrs. Henry Marion's home with local hosts assisting.
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Hitchcock
W.S.C.S
Otto Phillips
Law- Thce
Harold Chaplin
Baker
Sioux Falls
F. B. Gordon
Alma Angerson
Huron
Pownell
Johnson
Morris
Boomsma
Broadland
Edgar du Bois
Willem Alger
F. M. Person
Linus Skarin
Henry Marion
Jens Olsen
Sophronia Payne
Paul Miller
Csscs
American Legion Votes To Buy Bond
The American Legion Auxiliary to Abernathy Post No. 16 met at Mrs Rae Sedgwick’s home with hostess Mrs Bessie Drips. They voted to buy a bond from Abernathy Post No 16 to finance the Gann Valley Hall purchase and to furnish a room at the Chamberlain Sanitarium with new curtains towels scarfs and accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Su
American Legion Auxiliary
Abernathy Post No. 16
Rae Sedgwick
Bessie Drips
Gann Valley Hall
Chamberlain Sanitarium
Cavour Royal Neighbors Meet Past Lodge Members Gathered
Royal Neighbors Lodge held its March meeting in the lodge rooms on Wednesday. After the session, lunch was served by Mrs. August Michael Sr. and attendees discussed local lodge matters.
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Cavour
Royal Neighbors
Mar
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Lode Rooms
August Michael
Tulare Alumni Victory Dance Tonight
Tulare March 30 special report says the Tulare alumni plan a victory dance tonight to honor those who have served and those who will depart this week.
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Tulare School
Tulare, Mar
Tuoere
Household Furnishings for Sale by Private Sale
A collection of furniture and appliances offered for sale includes a medium size Ivers and Pond piano a Universal Automatic Electric Range a studio couch an oak breakfast set with extension table and four chairs a three piece oak bedroom set complete a three piece bedroom set an oak buffet and table with several chairs and assorted other useful items.
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Ivers & Pond
Universal
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