Weekend Food Specials and War Mothers Nominations 1944
Merre May 11 reports Gov M Q Sharpe nominating Mrs Edmund Slattery of Spencer for war mothers honors. Among readers, mothers with many sons in service include Mrs Harry Grams of Sturgis with four sons and three daughters in uniform, and others with five or six sons such as Mrs D C Hammiutt of Alvester and Mrs Knute Rudd of Ibicheil. The piece lists numerous mothers from cities like Huron, Lead, Rapid City, Sioux Falls, and more with four or five sons serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Marie Harmon
Agnes Brandt
Sturgis
John Mossefin
Irene
Maggie Morgan
Wagner
John Almos
Castlewood
D.C. Hammiutt
Alvester
South Dakota
Knute
Carthage
W. A. Robbins
Erwin
A. E. Jankord
Keckham
Kin
Summit
Harry Thompson
Reliance
I. J. Johnson
Sioux Falls
A. B. Severson
Beresford
Olga R. Vavta
Rapid City
Redfield Seniors Stage Wedding Spells Play Soon
Redfield seniors prepare to present the class play Wedding Spells on May 18 and 19 at the high school auditorium directed by Paul Roe cer. The staff includes Publicity committees led by Leonard Schmidt WN Davis and Myra Jensen. stagecraft coordinators Lynn Bruegge n Allen Buss Joe Dvorak and Aan Johnson. ticket sales led by Pat Stumpf Betty Carrico Shirley Hil emeier and Marian Boeckelherge. ushers and programs Marjean Leibig Arlene Blume Mildred Bottum Davis Davis Marjorie Edwards and Etcen Johnson. promoter Jean Guileky.
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Berupield
Hursday
Paul Roecer
Leonard Schmidt
WN Davis
Myra Jensen
Lynn Brueggen
Allen Buss
Joe Dvorak
Aan Johnson
Pat Stumpf
Betty Carrico
Newly Organized Group Studies Bible in Salem
Huron Light Bearers gathered Tuesday evening at Maury V. Wipf's home in Idaho Avenue Southeast for weekly Bible study. About 30 of the 35 member group attended a 45 minute Bible lesson taught by Lilian Waldner, followed by games and closing prayer at 4 pm. The next meeting will be Tuesday May 16 at Lilian Wald’s home on Idaho Avenue Southeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Huron Light Bearers
Maury V. Wipf
Idaho Avenue Southeast
Lilian Waldner
Lilian Wald
Special Procedure To Fill Judge Vacancy
Piekke May 11 State law provides a special procedure to fill a county judge vacancy caused by death. The attorney general advised the state's attorney that a candidate may file a nominating petition with signatures equal to 40 percent of county electors at least 40 days before the general election to qualify for the ballot. In this case the late Judge T B Uhler Chamberslain had filed his nominating petition and was unopposed but died ten days before the primary, making normal succession unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piekke
George Z. Mickelson
Herschel V
Melcher
Chamberlain
T. B. Uhler
E. R. Shier
Liquor Tax Revenue Soars In April
Liquor stamp income jumped in April to 70 2035 dollars from 39 348 in April 1943 and 28 938 in March. Beer stamp sales rose to 33 489 nearly doubling from a year ago. Cigaret stamp income fell from 68 399 in March to 60 792 in April, though 8 000 more than April 1943. Chicago wind averages 12 mph.
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Pierre
South Dakota Collegian Earns All American Rating
Brookings May 1b The South Dakota Collegian, State College weekly, reports its offices nearly a no man s land due to the war. Staffed entirely by women students, it earned All American by the National Collegiate Press Association with Pacemaker the only higher rank possible. Dolores LaFontaine served as editor during the rated period. Bertha Grotta was business manager. Grace Ham was managing editor and Helen Le Norma led the reporting staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Ham
Rapid City
Helen le Norma
Governor Proclaims May 12 as Hospital Day in South Dakota
Governor M. Q. Sharpe designated May 12, Florence Nightingale's birth anniversary as Hospital Day urging hospitals to invite public visitation and inspection on that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
M. Q. Sharpe
Florence Nightingale
South Dakota
FBI Warns South Dakota Of Escaped Prisoner Of War
FBI in South Dakota urges the public to watch for Johannes Firnler an escaped prisoner of war from Meade Ontario Canada who vanished May 3. He is 23 5 feet 4 inches brown hair blue eyes and several facial and body marks. Citizens should contact police or the FBI with any information leading to his capture.
Clinics For Crippled Children To Be Held In South Dakota
Clinics for crippled children will be held in seven South Dakota cities in May and June. Sponsored by the state board of health and the Elks Lodge, the schedule lists Mobridge, Mitchell, Winner, Aberdeen, Belle Fourche, Yankton, and Yankton again with hospital venues. Poison ivy is also known as several names including poison oak and mercury.
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Pierre
South Dakota
A. Trolo
State Board of Health
Board of Health
the Elks Lodge
Lowe Hospital
Mobridge
Methodist Hospital
Mitchell
High School
Luke's Hospital
Aberdeen
Don Pratt Hotel
Belle Fourche
Regid City General Hospital
Sacred Heart Hospital
Yankton
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Redfield
Windy City
Chicago
Nash, Pound Carton
Camay
del Monte
FANCY
California
Crisco
Matto
Business Head of
State College Paper
Brookings
Bertha Ghotta
FBI
Hanni
Adama Orange & Grapefruit
Suice
Goncord Grape Daily
Valencia
Sunkist
New Texas
Hormel
White Loaf
He Pruhes
Council
Sn Sea
Robb-Ross Cuban
Kellogg
Nancy Ann
Coe We Savas
Barry
Baz
Byate
Carey
Salt Plain
Jemima
Navy Bean
Johnson
Shino
LAMPE
Lampe Market
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