South Dakota relief grants total 1.25 million May aid
The South Dakota Relief Administration reported a May grant of 1.25 million dollars for general and drought relief. A further telegram noted grants for special programs including teachers salaries and student aid, while a regional meeting at St Paul discussed a state relief reorganization before June 1.
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Pierre
South Canada Relief Administration
Federal Relief Ed Ministration
M. A. Kennedy
South Dakota
Kennedy
St. Paul
Relia
Pierce
Atwater
Farm Q and A Box highlights grain surpluses and fodder tips
Questions range from wheat crop size and loan plans for stored grain to fodder quality of corn and silage. Answers discuss government estimates of grain, proposed loan programs, fodder value, and voting eligibility for wheat base referendums.
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Lake County
J. ER
McHeffe County
Congress
Sumer
J. A
Sanborn
W W. S
Potter County
State College
Beadle County Junior Red Cross Convention Speaker Chosen
Theodore B. Shank will headline the Beadle County Junior Red Cross Convention at St Teresa Auditorium Saturday afternoon. Shank, director of Junior Red Cross in the midwestern area, has 17 state oversight and 11 years as Pennsylvania Idaho school superintendent. He holds a Columbia University degree and studied in Germany. He leads planned Junior Red Cross activities for over a million schoolchildren.
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Harte
Theodore, B. Shank
Beadle County
St Teresa Audiorium
Hare
Amisient Nations
Red Crees
Midwestern
Shankwa
Pennsylvania
Idaho
Capt
American Child Health
Co ‘Wnbia University
Germany
Red Cross
Hank
How to Rid Ants From Homes
A reader from Hutchinson County asks for methods to eradicate ants. Advice includes locating entry paths and dusting with sodium Sinoride near doorways and windows, scattering four inches wide by two inches tall dust along runways, or placing a syrup and sodium arsenite mixture in shallow dishes to lure the ants. The poison approach claims the colony can be killed.
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S. W. PB
Hutchinson County
Wesleyan Grads To Hear Eiselen
Dr Frederick C Eiselen of Chicago will speak at Wesleyan University on Sunday morning June 2 on Religion and Fruitful Living The visiting educator holds a long record in theological education including posts at Garrett Biblical Institute and a PhD from Columbia He is author of multiple on religious history and conduct works
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Grads
Eiselen Mitchell
Frederick C. .Eiselen
Chicago
Board of Education
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wesleyan University
Eiselen
New York
Biselenx
Gwith
W.c ‘Arcsy
George E. Betts
George A. Coe
Brammer Hosts Senior Lasses Evening Gathering
Miss Ar Brammer entertained members of the senior class at her home Tuesday evening with sponsor A J Turner. The event featured games and light refreshments. A total of MMS truckloads of citrus bolts were shipped to 23 states from the Lower Rio Grande Valley this season.
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Aris Brammer
T Senior Lass
A. JL J Turner
Vic. Land
Rio Grande Valley
Neighborhood News Roundup from local families and visitors
Yale residents Mr and Mrs F Maass with Ruben Kludt traveled to Chillicothe Me. Bernard Mans will return home after attending business college there. Various locals visited relatives in Cavour Sioux Falls Huron and nearby towns during a busy Sunday and weekend social events.
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Yale
F.maass
Ruben Kludt
Chillicoths
Bernard Mans
Business
Harry Derecheid
de Smet
Cerl Boetch
Cavour
Kuehl
Gus‘ Boetch
Mrz
William Korkow
Marie
Edna
Elmer
George Korkow
Carpenter
Albert Waack
Claus Boetel
Iroquois
Otto Ziegeldorf
Sioux Falls
Martin
Clarence Gaughren
Mevie
Wil‘Han Knaute
Young People's Society of
Katheran
Andrew ' Kleinsasser
Lake’ Preston
Charles Fuller
Huron
Neil Marah
Clarence Gaughran
Henry DeVries
Albert Kleinsasser
Reuben
Jake Glauzer
Marion
Dave T. Hofer
Ed Waldner
J. P. Gross
Broadland High Presents Mr Bob in LO OF Hall
Local play event announced for Satur day May 4 in the LO OF hall. Community notes report attendees at a double funeral in Huron for Jeanne Yvonne and Robert Gordon Gascoigne at Welter funeral home. Families from Carlstrom and Hitchcock visits and moves are noted. Mrs N B Naste departed Monday for Ho-
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Broadland
Bob
Lo.o.f. Hall
Jacob Gascoigne
Jeanne Yvonne
Robert Gordon
Welter Funeral
Huron
Elmer Rogers
Carlstorm
L. S. Kaump House
W. A. Vol
Gas Station Moves Highlight Local Property Change
Fragmentary notice indicates Harley Clegg is relocating the White Rose gas station east of the post office area. The brief item notes a change in address and ongoing local adjustments.
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Chester
Harley Clegg Ia
White Rose
Teast
Spelling Contest Highlighted in Slack Saturday Page Seven
The Evening Waronite notes a spelling contest held in Slack Saturday with a social gathering and lunch. Vernon, age ten, is in the seventh grade under Miss Bernice McGrew. Rain delays farm work. Mrs. Gilbert Kruthoff cared for her mother-in-law, Mrs. Carl Kruthoff of Fordham. Alpha Shelton and Bert Moser hosts hosted visitors from Fordham. Ira Kitzman of Spink County visited the Kitzman home. Walter Beavers and Vern Herker made business calls in Doland.
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Huron
Wink Vernon
Bernice McGrew
Gilbert Kruthoff
Carpenter
Carl Kruthoff
Fordham
Alpha Shelton
Bert Moser
Ira. Kiteman
Spink County
Kitzman
Walter Beavers
Dolang
Vern Herker
Doland
Local Social Notes From Highmore Area Include Visitors
Highmore and Loyalton residents share visits and illness updates. Faye Fitcher and friend G M Smith attended Saturday night. Mrs G V Sigler learns her brother Furman of Miller is improving after pneumonia. Rev C H Culver visited Mitchel dinner with Rev Washburn. Mrs William Asmussen hosted. Ed Marsh of Blunt and Ted McGuire of Onida visited P G Bloom and Tagg homes. Leonard Brummell of Tacoma spent Sunday with his wife's family. Mrs Walter Franca of Pierre visited her parents, the Bradys. A T L FSM was in Sioux Falls. Mrs A G Tagg returned from Onida visit. George Wells returned from Rapid City to see his sow Ralph and stay with daughter Gladys Threns. W D McDonald a patient at St Marys, Flora. Ida Newton, daughter, visited mother. Kyle and daughter Dorothy Kyle drove from Huron with La Fola Bhoon, Margaret Noel, and Lewis.
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Highmore Faye Fitcher
Loyalton
Satcimay
G. M. Smith
G. V. Sigler
2D. Furman
Miller
Joyce Frye
Cane
William Asmussen
Mati
Mere
Ed Marsh
Blunt
Ted McGuire
Onida
Tha
P. G. Bloomenrader
Walter Franca
Piecra
James Brady
Sioux Falls
A. G. Tagg
Matilda McGuire
George Wells
Rapid City
Ralph
Gladys Threns
Mire
W. D. McDonald
St Mary's Hospital
Flore
Ida Newton
Mr. Kyle
Dorothy Kyle
Huron
Blunt and
Highmore
la Fola Bhoon
Margaret Noel
Lewis
Carpenter Veron Ame Wins First Place in Southwest Meet
Veron Ame, a carpenter from the Southwest school in Yordham township, secured first place in the competition. The result highlights Ame's skill and the school's strong showing.
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Carpenter Veron Ame
Yordham Township
Survey Team Plans Turtle Creek Topographical Study
James J. Moran leads a crew of thirteen government engineers awaiting suitable weather to begin a detailed survey of Turtle Creek. The effort aims to explore a permanent reservoir for Redfield with planned developments. They will map Turtle Creek from both directions starting near Redfield.
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Turtle Creek
Redfield
James J. Moran
Homecoming Surprise for Manchester Couple
Raephile neighbors in Manchester report a May 2 surprise homecoming party for Mr and Mrs Alfred Anderson hosted by their son and friends. The event honored the couple with warm wishes and a festive gathering.
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Raephile Neighors
Manchester
Spehb
Alfred Anderson
Osight Bary
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