Ice Palace Banquet Theme At Woonsocket High School
Woonsocket May 10 Special Junior class hosts to faculty school board and senior class at annual junior senior banquet and prom held in Parish Hall Saturday evening. Hall decorates blue and white with ice palace motifs and arctic visuals. Guests enjoyed a three course dinner prepared by junior mothers and served by sophomores. Speakers addressed subjects via acrostic Ice Palace. Grand march followed by dancing to Don Schrader’s orchestra. Sunday visitors to Yale include Alton Gaughran and daughter Marytin of Conde.
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Woonsocket
Woonsocket High School
Arctic
Yoneta Putnam
Vyoneta Putnam
Eugene Linke
Arnold Larson
Jimmie Briggs
Florence Regynski
Spencer Chamberlin
Coach Hoellworth
Girls’ Quartet
Supt. B. L. Crosswait
Don Schrader
Orchestra
Huron
Yale Callers Sunday Visitors From Haron Family
Mr and Mrs PR EB Smith and two daughters Loretta and Mery and son Phillip and Mrs Smiths niece Mrs Bert Smith and her daughter Patricia all of Haron spent Sunday with Mrs John Smith in Yale.
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YALE
PR. EB. Smith
Loretta
Mery
Phillip
Madison girls counselor at Camp Wansey health program
Misa Arlent Larson will be a senior girls counselor at Camp Wansey when the Rapid Canyon health camp opens June 19. Sponsored by the Christmas Seal organization and the South Dakota Public Health Association, the camp serves children ages six to fourteen for a two month supervised health routine. Larson, a Sioux Falls resident, directs public school music at Elk Point High School and trained at Oakland Nebraska High School Sacred Heart School and the University of Nebraska Lincoln.
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Madison
Misa Arlent Larson
Camp Wansey
Black Hills
Rapid Canyon
South Dakota Public Health Association
Wanzer
Miss Larson
Oakland, Neb
Sacred Heart School
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Sioux Falls
Elk Point High School
Perry attend funeral for A C Cross in Montrose
Mr and Mrs A W Perry drove to Montrose Friday to attend the funeral services for A C Cross.
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Bancroft
A. W. Perry
Montrose
A. C. Cross
Costello Home Visit by Huron and Timber Lake Guests
Mrs. Lloyd Toby of Huron and Miss Nevet Osibov of Timber Lake visited at the D. E. Costello home Friday in Bancroft. The brief social call reflects small town ties and neighborhood activity.
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Costelo
Bancroft
Lloyd Toby
Huron
Nevet Osibov
Timber Lake
D. E
Costello
Senior Play at Yale High School Debuts Comedy Drama
Yale High School finishes rehearsals for Silas Smidge from Turnip Ridge by Jay Pobius. The village tale follows romances and mischief as Neurasthenia Twiges, Miss Simplicity McPheester, Judy orphan, Silas Smidge, and a colorful cast perform Thursday and Friday at 8 30 in Myself Hall.
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YALE
Yale High School
Silas Smidge
Turnip Ridge
Myself Hall
Jay Pobius
Ozarks
McPheeters
Neurasthenia Twiges
Dorothy Stahl
Miss Simplicity McPhester
Thaddeus McPheeter
Siser
Marjorie Bemis
Oswald Garlic
Thaddeus
Joe Stahl
Judy
Grace Johnston
Florence McPheeter
Lillian Sint
Francis Lawless
Ralph Thornhill
Joseph Ford
Enid Thornhill
Rebecca Gross
Leola Pixley
Verna Gross
Ben Bruce
Silas
Erwin Haeder
Clay County
Marcus Kuch
Wayne Kendel
Richard Pratt
Muriel Armitage
Irene Kleinsasser
Hitchcock Party With Dutch Theme for Senior Banquet
At the Presbyterian Church Saturday evening the senior banquet featured a Dutch theme. Blue and white colors, Dutch windmill decor, tulip place cards, and attendants in Dutch costumes framed the event. Kenneth Bauman presided as toastmaster and Marvin Riemeth spoke for the senior class. Geneva Wright and Norma Dee Gordon wore Dutch outfits in the program, with Supt. N. J. Platt delivering a talk titled Towers. The program closed with “Tip Toe Through the Tulips” by the Risks’ sextet as many attendees later attended a show in Hucan.
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Kenneth Bauman
Harold Armstrong
Marvin Riemeth
Geneva Wright
Norma Dee Gordon
Supt
N. J. Platt
Risks
Hucan
Evangelist Rev Paul L Kindschi to Lead City Services
Aberdeen evangelist Rev Paul L Kindschi will conduct evening services at the Wesleyan Methodist Church corner Fourth Street and Dakota Avenue North. The young preacher plans an inspiring message addressing youth and adults, with Ruth Reisdorph inviting the public to attend.
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Paul L. Kindschi
Editor’s note on bond issues and local chamber policy
Geo H Costain criticizes editorial views on Puditorius elections arguing minorities should influence bond votes, questions campaign funds, and defends the Chamber of Commerce. He urges united effort in building an auditorium and urges considering combined judgment to avoid costly future campaigns.
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Puditorius
Huron
Chamber of Commerce
Greater South Dakota
Gauinst
Dental Poster Awards in fourth district announced
Redfield May 11 Special Winners in Use fourth district dental poster contest sponsored by the American Dental Association have been announced with posters on display in store windows. Cash prizes and entry into the state contest were awarded. Rural schools lead with Tivine Young Baldwin school Faulk County first. Redfield sweep tops in high school division with Bernicca Appel leading.
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Redfield
American Dental Association
Tivine Young
Baldwin School
Faulk County
Kenneth Dawson
Franz
Spink
Esther Hellstrom
Brown County
Dean Beekman
Philipsina Stappler
Loyalton
Edmonds County
Marlin Flint
Shirley Hutchinson
la Foon
South Dakota
Morley Bender
Aberdeen
Ramona Blume
Bernicca Appel
Maria Lavold
Dorothy Anderson
Death Takes Redfield Men
Special services were held for two Redfield residents who died earlier in the week. William Dexter, 73, died at Baldwin hospital after a long illness. Karl Goldenbaum, 50, died at the home of his sister and brother in Redfield. Dexter was born in Lancaster, Washington, and spent 50 years as a barber in Redfield. He is survived by his wife Myrtle, two children, and two sisters. Burial followed at Greenlawn Cemetery. Goldenbaum, born in Parchin Germany, married Amanda Postulst in 1912. she preceded him in death in 1932. He leaves his aging mother, one brother, five sisters in Germany, and a sister in Redfield.
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Redfield
William Dexter
Baldwin Hospital
Karl Goldenbaum
John Stern
William Milo Dexter
Lancaster
Was
Myrtle Venger
Bedfield
Dexter
Castle
George Chittenden
Liberal, Kan
George Buchacker
Plainville
Greenlawn Cemtery
Coleman Funeral Home
Burial for World War veteran with Iron Cross honor
A World War II or earlier German veteran, Mr. Goldenbaum, served four years in the German army and received the Iron Cross for valor. Burial occurred at Greenlawn cemetery with a military escort. The prose mentions banana trees and American Legion salutes in a garbled fashion.
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Goldenbaum
Greenlawn
American Legion
Iroquois Frolic Draws Large turnout for children
Iroquois May 10 special report notes about 200 children attended the Iroquois Community Service Club Frolic Day. The cold day featured athletic events including racing ball throwing broad jump duck waddling high jump and cheering. Rural and town students competed across eight grades in both divisions with a free movie after the program and dinner provided for those who brought meals.
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Iroquois
Iroquois Community Service Club
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Voltaire
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Fleming
Amaze
Expert Fitting Service
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Miss Strub
U. 3
Dept of Agriculture
U. 3. Dept. of Agriculture
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National Conference On Marketing
de Vries
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Gamble Stores
Kieser & Locke Lothrop Electric
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Ic Service Co
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