Massive 1400 Guardsmen encampment to open in Rapid City
Rapid City will host the largest South Dakota National Guard encampment with 1400 troops arriving June 1. Col Coffey announced the camp runs June 10 to 24 at a west Rapid City site, with officers from multiple states and including the 14th field artillery and the 109th engineers. Regular instructors and notable generals will attend, and Camp contracts total about 65000 for supplies and improvements, including new admin building and 14 bathhouses.
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Rapid City
South Dakota National Guardsmen
Clif Coffey
Coffey
Yanny
Leslie
Stite
National Guard
14Th Field Artillery
Unig
James C. Mann
Sioux Falls
Clay Anderson
109Th Engineers
J. P. Torres
Slous Falls
17Th Field Artillers
Arthur C. Batl
St. Paul
Signal Corps
Ceorge W. West
Omaha
Quartermaster Corps
Cal. Coffey
Club Wil Presents Music Week Program in Wellington Springs
May 2 special program by the local Magle Club on May 3 at 8 oclock in the high school auditorium in Wellington Springs. No admission charge. Community singing led by Lawrence Godfrey. Woodwind trio and various instrumental and vocal numbers. Notable pieces include The Did Rous train, Musical items, and Wagner Evening Star. A local crowd expected with multiple artists and bands. Mary Brennan, pioneer teacher and librarian, has entered Pra Du Chien sanitorium for arthritis treatment. She has served in the State Federation of Women's clubs and local club work.
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Wil
Wellington Springs
Derunning
Tero
Lawrence Godfrey
Fritz Kryisler
Kathryn Hatch
Jake Low Buck
Wyman Whitney
Paderowski
Getty Faerington
Portrat Day
Currie Jacobs
Barret Loewe
Ational Music Review
Nils BH. Titliox
Beethoven
Marjorie Kevierer
Eunice Witmer
Joseshine Millar
Ruth Vance
Lake Preston
Mary Brennar
Pra du Chien
Wis
Brennan
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Moodie enters word battle with state treasurer
Moodie secretaries of Rural Credit Board joins verbal dispute between Rural Credit Director Hoose and State Treasurer Hinselman. Moodie rebukes Hinselman for claiming to allocate funds like former treasurers, noting each legislature revises tax income allocations and treasurer must follow current statutes.
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Moodie
Pierre
A. J. Moodie
Rural Credit Board
W. R. Hoese
W. H. Hinselman
Hinselman
Hoose
Etinaelman
Mother Daughter Banquet Draws 250 Attendees in Wellington Springs
A May 2 gathering at the church hosted by the Philathia Matrons class drew 250 guests, with E. Chuck in charge of kitchen and Lawrence Godfrey directing dining. The program featured toastmaster Mrs. De Hourton, invocations, songs led by Ona Boughton, talks on motherhood and child guidance, vocal and violin performances, and a benediction by Mrs. Clark.
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Wellington Springs
of. E. Chuck
Philathia Matrons
Wink
Baracca
William Scott
Victor Wade
Ralph Bromwe
Walker Sheppard
John Cashman
Willian Jackson
Ralph Gehults
C. A. Farrington
Will, Keeser
Lawrence Godfrey
Orville
Clark Zink
Merle Cowman
Wayne Tester
Keith Bidleman
Douglas Jones
Harry Weber
Edmund Bauer
Ivan Keiser
Eugene Habichi
Wendell July
Charles Ready
de Hourton
2. D. Brady
America
Ralph Schulte
Ona Boughton
Quarles
Mise Christenson
Josephine
Lois Alexander
Helen Hays
Arnold Erland
Keane Gebhart
Childagod
Humoraug Situasion
Iver
Irene Haddorff
Orvia Amy
Mig Phyllix Tiede
Rede Cook
T. Leansved
Barrett Lowe
Arnold Evland
James Keene
Gayla Wheeler
Arnold Eclervel
Ralph Bromwell
Clark
Mitchell Man Buys Springs Restaurant Wellton Spruss
Tony Tusa of Mitchell has purchased the restaurant in Wellington formerly known as Mayne's Sandwich Stop. Mr and Mrs George Engle, who formerly ran the business, moved back to their farm northwest of the Me. Tusa has run the ness for the Engles over the past month and has not chosen a new name. He plans minor equipment improvements and will serve short orders and lunches with Edna Mae Speck assisting as a waitress.
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Mitchell
Springs
Wellington
Edna Mae Speck
Weaver to Talk on Diseases of Sheep at Wellington Spring
Extension veterinarian Dr G Weaver of State College will speak this evening at 8:40 about sheep diseases symptoms, treatment, and cure. The meeting in the community room will cover the eradication of disease and the plan for a June wool show bounty, topics that should attract interest.
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Wellington Springs
Miyie
G. 8
Weaver
Colerie
de. Weaver
P T A conference attendees reported at St Lawrence
May 2 specials list Virgil J L Halbur Mex Messinger and Florence Halbur attended the P T A convention at St Lawrence. Also patient Hugh Ivana recovering after appendectomy in Mitchell Hospital and reported to be smoking satisfactorily.
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P.T. A
Virgil
Mars
JL Halbur
Mex. Messinger
Florence Halbur
St. Lawrence Less
Hugh Ivana
Mitchell
Evening Huronive State News May Day Brief
A compact state news item from May day reporting routine updates and regional notes. It preserves local tone with concise items and minimal detail, focusing on nameless sections and period-era reporting style.
Doland Man Ends Life With Self-Inflicted Gunshot
Doland May 2 Harry Leverton a Doland section worker shot himself at his home Saturday afternoon after a minor car crash three miles west of Doland left him shaken. Neighbors found the body later that evening and the county coroner from Redfield ruled it death by own action. Leverton about 50 years old came to Doland in 1924 from Raymond and previously lived in northern Minnesota with no relatives in the area. He was a ex-service man.
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Doland
tSpeciab
Harry Leverton
Leverton
Art Wells
J. Armstrong
Redfield
Raymond
Minnesota
Eax-Service
Cattle Return To Hyde County Ranges
IMIDESH ty sm uaeeesie eee TK Brothers of Livermore engaged in moving cattle to pasture lands of Hand County. The cattle exodus during the dry seasons of 1932 34 25 is reversed with profitable livestock operations and abundant feed. Buffalo gray pastures in this vicinity yield about 10 000 pounds of beef per quarter with favorable moisture.
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Imidesh
Delta Dek Club Meets Faulkton May 2
Mrs Edward Kunz and Mrs HO Turner hosted the Delta Dek bridge club at the Kunz home with a 6:30 dinner. Mrs Robert Byrne of Pierre substituted for the evening and the group played several rounds of bridge after dinner. The Catholic Study Club No 4 and spouses held a social evening at J P Humphrey home with a two buffet supper and whist. High seat prize went to Mrs William Ginsen and A A Thelen.
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Stuey Club
Faulkton
Carholic Study Club No. 3
Barney Kaufman
Puter Lenhoff
Anton Heim
Anton Goebel
Delta Dek Club
Edward Kunz
Ho, Turner
Delta-Dek
Kunz
Ing
Robert Byrne Lof Pierre
iCatholic Study Club No. 4
J. P. Humprey
William Ginsen
A. A. Thelen
Thousands Expected at University Day on Campus Visit
More than 1,000 South Dakota high school seniors are expected for University Day at the University of South Dakers today. An all day open house features campus tours, departmental exhibits, a luncheon in Duxoi Hall, and a closing intra squad football game marking the spring period's end.
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South Dakota
University of South Dakers
W. V. Searight
General Chi
Siagle
Welcon
J. D. Weeks
A. Dents
Banele
Duxoi Hall
University Women's
Pigg
F. Re
Ihe
Dakdians and Mortar Board
Mrs Lovelace Heads St Lawrence P T A
Mrs John Lovelace was elected president for the next year by the St Lawrence Parent-Teachers Association at the final meeting here last week. Other officers named were Louis Stecman vice president and Gladys Austin secretary-treasurer. Dr Lewis of Pierre delivered the main talk on Alcohol and Nareties. Malinda Walkow, county nurse, demonstrated how the health department and school health program affect the home using a Movie to illustrate her points.
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Lovelace
St. Lawrence
Alpena Juniors Stage The Eagle Screams May 6
Alpena High School junior class will present the comedy drama The Eagle Screams in the school auditorium on May 6 at 8 p.m. The cast features Wallace Branzowsky Myrtle Bergeleon Medora Aisenbrey Trene Lehr Jay Neurreyer Ruth Fosnos Oscar Funk Golda Peterson Alvin Aisenbrey Betty Sione Frederick Schill Gordon Teveldahl and Genevieve Selumidt.
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Alpena
Alpena High School
Wallace Branzowsky
Myrtle Bergeleon
Medora Aisenbrey
Trene Lehr
Jay Neurreyer
Ruth Fosnos
Oscar Funk
Golda Peterson
Alvin Aisenbrey
Betty Sione
Frederick Schill
Gordon Teveldahl
Genevieve Selumidt
Gann Valley Junior Senior Banquet With Pirate Theme
Gann Valley observed its junior-senior banquet in the Congregational Church basement on Friday evening. Speakers included Marian Hoopman and Helen Snyder, with musical numbers by Bonnie Hubbard and Robert Krog. The program featured class history, prophecy, solos, and a tale closing the event. In Burdette the soil condition was described as good for corn and spring grain after heavy rainfall.
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Gann Valley
Congregational Church
Marian Hoopman
Helen Snyder
Brown
Grace Dye
Bonnie Hubbard
Lena Wilson
Robert Krog
Alyce ‘Viereck
Howard Moeckel
Hand Sheepmen To Hold Scab Control Meeting In Miller
The Extension department of State College and Hand County Extension plan a May 4 meeting at Miller auditorium at 2:00 PM for sheep growers and interested parties on scab control. County agent N B Beers notes scab cases in Hand County while nearby counties wage quarantines and blanket dipping. Speakers will cover causes symptoms and control. Hand County sheep committee members A Allen Wessington CHIT Bothwell Wayland John Lingemane Zall George Bolton Oriest and John Puffer invite farmers to attend.
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N. B. Beers
Hand
Willy
Hand County
A. ©. Allen
Wessington
Chit Bothwell
Wayland
John Lingeman
Miller To Host Second Annual Town Music Festival
Miller High School hosts the second annual music festival on May 3 starting at 1 80 p m. Groups from St Lawrence Wessington Ree Heights Gann Valley Wolsey and nearby towns perform with guest conductors Carl Christianson of South Dakota State College and Professor C E B Franklin of Brookings High School. If weather permits rehearsals and final program occur in the auditorium with multiple ensembles including girls and boys chorus and orchestral and band groups.
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C. EB. Franklin
Brookings High School
Ar & P
Student Groups Sing At Preston Churches
In Preston on Sunday morning under Miss Fern Hanse and Wayne Murphy the girly glee club mixed chorus and soloist performed at Congregational and Lutheran churches. A. A. Coulson preached at Congregational in Rev. Juell's absence while Rev. O. L. Leverson and Rev. B. C. Bid conducted services at Pierre and the Lutheran church respectively.
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Preston
Fern Hanse
Wayne Murphy
A. A. Coulson
H. C. Juell
Pierre
O. L. Leverson
de Smutes
B. C. Bid
Mrs Fisk Visits Gann Valley O E S
Mrs Lillian Fisk of Tandreau associate grad conductress of the Star made her official visit to Gann Valley O E S. An instruction school was led by Fisk and the evening featured an exemplification of the work with a guest of honor at a past matrons dinner at Anna Beekman's home and gifts presented by Ada Teale of Zephyr Chapter.
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Fisk
Gann Valley O.E.S. Gann Valley
Lillian Fisk
Tandreau
the Star
Glu
Colby
Gladys Brown
Ada Teale
Worthy Mauron
Five
Front Zephyr Chapter
Help One Another Club Holds Meeting
The Hap One Another home extension club met Thursday at Mrs. Bessie Paulchon's home. Lalu Bingham and Ariene Jones led the lesson "Looking One's Best." Officers for the next year were elected: Ella Nelwn chairman, Florence Hintt vice chair, Lara Bingham secretary-treasurer. Thirteen members and two visitors attended. The next meeting is May 18 at Mrs. Pauline Nelson's home. A luncheon was served.
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Pauline Nelson
Lake Preston Woman Heads District PTA Election
Lake Preston reports Mrs A L Sturland elected district PTA president for a two year term at White Friday meeting. Other officers include Mrs Byron Dickerson as vice president Mrs M C Craig as secretary and Tom Rice as treasurer. Sixteen Lake Preston delegates attended the convention. Staviand has also served the local PTA as president for two years. Also noted is American Legion Auxiliary meeting set for May 3 at Mrs Clara Schaefers home and a health update on local druggist Fred Cure, improving after illness at Volga hospital.
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Lake Preston
PTA
DAKE
Used Car Ordinance Faces Legal Test in Watertown
A Watertown legal challenge seeks to validate a city ordinance requiring used car dealers to hold vehicles for 30 days before sale. Judge Vern G. Wehtheter issued a restraining order and order to show cause, with a hearing set for May 9. The defendants claim the ordinance is discriminatory and note similar laws exist in other towns.
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Watertown
Vern G. Wehtheter
A. H. Hasche
Lee
Russell Zundel
Rasehe
Avid
State Supreme Court
WPA Projects Exhibit Planned at Coliseum Annex
Ethel M. Dow Dell announces a Sioux Falls exhibit of WPA projects from five states including Iowa Nebraska Minnesota and the Dakotas. The display features recreation education library work household furnishings ready to wear garments dormitories housekeeping aids and more with local organizers listed for arrangements and exhibits.
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WPA
Coliseum Annex
Mitchell
Ethel M. Dowdell
Sioux Pally
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Feders Writers
Miss Dewdell
Eral
Gertrude Plyte
Mitchally
Irene Broderick
Harriet Mickelson
Sioux Falls
Eva Morreiny
Rapid City
Tansy Boorman
Pierre
Evelyn Keane
Watertown
Alice Gambrel
Aberdeen
Elizabeth Howe
Huron
Marie Mylan
Er Russell
Sisseton
Sada Jones
Madison
Pageant Presented By Kingsbury Chorus LAKE PRESTON
About 1 200 attended a Kingsbury County chorus pageant in Lake Preston on Saturday with 700 children in the chorus 250 in the rhythm band and 95 in the pageant and folk changes Two dramatic landings featured Paul Easley and Ione Gastingon county winter and seventh eighth grade groups The chorus was led by Mrs Zella Scofield with Miss Marjorie Linton at the piano The pageant was directed by Mrs Ida D Alseth
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Kingsbury Chorus
Lake Preston
Kingsbury County Roral
Paul Easley
de Smel
Ione Gastingicn
Luke Preston
Zella Scofield
de Smet
Marjorie Linton
Ida D. Alseth
Rotary Conference Set for Yankton May 3 to 10
Yankton hosts the Rotary District 19 conference May 3 to 10 with more than four hundred Rotarians and wives expected. A grand concert features Yankton College Glee Clubs and the New Kimball Organ. Key events include assemblies at the Dakota Theatre and Masonic Temple, speeches by regional leaders, a Ladies program at the State Hospital, and a governor’s banquet with a Werrenrath recital.
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Yankton
Roary
Yimkion Colleer
Yankton College
Daunette Hanson
Kimball
Dakota Theatre
E. A. Crockerland
Bert Johnson
L. D. Phelan
Aberdeen
Fred W. Minty
Rapid
Russ Brown
Watertown
T. H. Warding
Hawarden
Gemres L. Kemper
Ray ¥ i
Council Bluffs
Huron Club
Ihe
John QO. Knntaury
Lioux City
Chas
HW. A. Mitchell
Brookings
Charles N. Cadwallader
Lincoln
Edward F. Fly
St. Paul
Win
C. Lang
Lyman MM. Fort
Sioux
Masonic Temple
Manin
Werrenrath
Forbes
Hall
Edward F. Flynn
Brookings Club
Return from Texas Burdette Dr and Mrs Carr Arrive
Special report notes Dr and Mrs Carr arrived here Thursday from Texas where they had resided for several years. They will stay on his mother's farm in Gilbert Town sip.
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Texas Burdette
Mrs
BR. Carr
Texas
Gilbert Townsip
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University of Minnesota
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