Deets Sees 1934 As Year One In Social Work Growth
Vermillion author cites federal and state relief programs marking 1934 as year one in organized social work in South Dakota. L. E. Deets of the University of South Dakota outlines relief history, coordination under FERA, and shifts toward rehabilitation, education, and self support including transient camps and a Yankton County rehabilitation center.
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Deets
Vermillion
May
South Dakota
L. E. Deets
University of South Dakota
Civic Council
FERA
State Emergency Relief Association
Yankton County
Professor Deets
Minnesota
Jamesville
District W C T U Convention Held at Harrold
May 3 4 convention of the Seventh District W C T U met at Harrold in the Methodist church. Delegates heard Dr Benedicta Lewis speak on scientific temperance instruction and Rev Washburn address liquor problems in South America. Lavella Blancha won the medal in a silver declamatory contest. Officers were elected with Ynez Clark Reed of Miller as president and Dr Benedicta Lewis of Pierre as vice president. A young people pageant Not Unto Himself was staged in the Harrold school gymnasium.
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Helen Rau
W.c-T
Flora Mitchell
Rau
Lewis
Benedicta Lewis
Pierre
Myra Fish
Milier
Rodger Hall
Madeine Thompson
Lavella Blancha
St. Lawrence
Grace Matteson
Washburn
Highmore
South America
Maud West
Ynez Clark Reed
Miller
Winifred Lorentsen
Zella Stormeister
Harrold
F. A. Abbott
Lydia B. Johnson
Ruby Cox
Ruby Cox, Harrold; Mrs. Ida Barkdoll
Blunt
Byron Swartz
Verna Barber
Agar
Grace
Matteson
Flore
Mitchel
Mitchell
Black Hills
Gossage
White Ribbon Journal
Heed
Barkdoll
Cox
Swartz
Wil- Watson
Onida
Youth meeting closes with call to back dry law in South Dakota
Mrs. Mitchell spoke to Sean Young's youth gathering urging Christian groups to mobilize for enforcing South Dakota's bone dry law. The two day event stressed youth responsibilities and opportunities as the region faces vast ranching areas and scattered cattle using planes to monitor livestock.
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Sean Young
Watertown Falls in National Forensic League Debate
In Topeka on May 4, thirteen high school teams were eliminated from the National Speech Tournament of the National Forensic League while fourteen others advanced after the second round. Under rules a team with one loss can stay in, but a second defeat disqualifies them. Second round results included.
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Topeka
Kan
National Forensic League
Columbia City Defeats Waterroom in Tough Round Play
Columbia City Indiana wins over Waterroom South Dakota in a round of competition. Both teams show strong play as undefeated status ends for one side and the other exits play after a second defeat.
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Columbia City
Ind
Waterroom
S. D. Cthene
Highmore Couple Return After Prolonged Overseas Visit
Mr and Mrs John Strohmenger and baby Elizabeth Marie arrived home for a extended visit at the Charles Goehring parental residence in Highmore. The Strohmengers departed Highmore in June 1932 for Lindenfels in Odenwald Germany where they spent more than a year before returning to their hometown.
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Highmore
John Strohmenger
Elizabeth Marie
Charles Goehring
Mrs Strohmenger Ties Married Life to Elizabeth Family
Transcribed fragment notes that Mr Strohmenger and his parents reside in Elizabeth New Jersey since October. It identifies Mrs Strohmenger as Ruby Goehring before her marriage, linking family names and location in a local notice or obituary context.
Highmore Seniors To Stage The Black Flamingo Play
Highmore high school seniors of 1934 present their final dramatic offering on Wednesday evening. Rose Quirk and Billy La Croix lead roles with Elizabeth Stingley joining as Charlotte, replacing ill Maxine Guye, under the direction of Miss Lois Buswell.
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Highmore
Highmore High School
Rose Quirk
Billy LaCroix
Elizabeth Stingley
Maxine Guye
Charlotte
Guye
Lois Buswell
Owen Cook Rites Held At Gann Valley
A large crowd attended the funeral service for Owen Cook aged 35 held Saturday in Gann Valley with Rev. R R Keithahn leading. Cook a Bufflo county resident since 1894 died suddenly of heart failure at his farm near Gann Valley on May 3. He had long served as a local worker.
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Owen Cook
Gann Valley
R. R. Keithahn
Mr. Cook
Buffslo County
Here
Cook
District school official dies after long service
iclerk of his district school board and was still serving in that capacity at the time of his death. His widow, a son and two daughter survive. Special music was furnished by a quartet consisting of Mr. and Mr. Swartout, Mrs. Dan Hathaway and 3. D. Brown. Pall bearers were Bar Cruson, B. 3. Thompson, Ernest Linkie, Hervey Trainer, W. E. Vaughn and Levi Sedgwick. For 15 years the number of horses and mules in the U. S. has been declining. On January 1, 1834, the number was estimated at 16,872,000 head as compared with more than 26,000,000 in 1919.
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Iclerk
Swartout
Dan Hathaway
D. Brown
Bar Cruson
B. 3. Thompson
Ernest Linkie
Hervey Trainer
W. E. Vaughn
Levi Sedgwick
U. S
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