Beadle County Township Officers Elected for 1944
The Beadle County auditor released the 1944 township officer lineup chosen in spring elections. Listings include Allen Allen, Altoona, Banner, Barrett, Brelle Prath, Hitchcock, and many more with chairs, supervisors, clerks, treasurers, and assessors across numerous townships such as Wolsey, Hitchcock, Cavour, Esmond, and Yale. The roster names local officials by township and role, reflecting wide political participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County
Howard T. Shober
Allen
W. H. Jungeman
Wolsey
Richard Pribyl
CN. Pierson
Robert Jungemann
William Uselding
Bert Minium
Altoona
Paul Hernberg
Hitchcock
E. J. Chaplin
Alva LeGrand
Li DuBois
L. B. Person
Harold Chaplin
Hittchcock
Banner
Ray William
Cavour
Keith Grant
Troquois
Fred Rudy
Visor
Yale
Paul Koster
Ira
FE. B. Lynch
Eldon Whites
Izouot Barrett
Ed Staum
Penver
Math P. Glanzer
C. Patrick
Carpenter
Denman
A. Gross
Civo
E. Patrick
Carpen
Local government slate listed for Huron Wolsey and Wessington
The notice enumerates supervisors clerks treasurers and assessors across several towns including Huron Wessington and Wolsey with named chairmen such as James W May Theo Syring Len Galbreath and Leo Matthews. It highlights officials like C P Gotseher G G Shoe maker and J T Rogers in Wessington and Chris Klicker in Wolsey along with other biographical names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
James W. May
G. C. May
Geo. Swartz
Vernon
C. P. Gotseher
Wolsey
Fred Hein
Fred Hansen
Walsey
Robert McBride
G.G. Shoemaker
L. B. Shoemaker
Wessington
Theo Syring
Earl E. Fritzsche
Frank Klaschen
Frank and
Henry Blicker
Carl Larsen
Chris Klicker
Rich Doering
Sioux Falls Woman Elected President of PEO
Mrs. Earl Caille of Sioux Falls was elected President of the PEO sisterhood at its annual Belle Fourche conven tion, succeeding Mrs. Constance Roburtus. New officers include Mrs. Swen Amunson Mobridge and vice presidents Mrs. B B Lamont Aberdeen and Mrs. J C Smiley Deadwood. About 100 delegates from 47 chapters attended with hostesses from Spearfish Deadwood Lead Star—Ass and Belle Fourche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Fourche
Earl Caille
Sioux Falls
PEO
Constance Roburtus
Wagner
Swen Amunson
Mobridge
B. B. Lamont
Aberdeen
J. C. Smiley
Deadwood
H. W. Levinger
Yankton
Carl Hoy
Vermillion
Mary E. Chivers
Spearfish
Load
Star- Ass
Willow Lake Seniors To Present Class Play Be Comes Charlie
Willow Lake Siga School seniors stage a comedy titled Be Comes Charlie in the high school auditorium on May 11 and 12 at 8 15 p m. The cast features Phyllis Wicks Everett Sein Kathleen Warkenthien Edna Spranis Glanny Ritter Earl Ahlsen Iceland Haug Jim Moilan John Disrod and Le Alynn Balough directed by Miss Charlotte Wolft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winlow Lake
Willow Lake Siga School
Charlie
Thursdday
Phyllis Wicks
Everet Sein
Kathleen Warkenthien
Edna Spranis
Glanny Ritter
Earl Ahlsen
Iceland Haug
Jim Moilan
John Disrod
le Alynn Balough
Charlotte Wolft
Plachy To Speak At Tulare Graduation
Tulare high school announces J. Plachy dean of men at Huron College will deliver the commencement address on Thursday May 25. Baccalaureate services are set for Sunday May 21 with Rev Harvey Sanders speaking. Senior class night exercises occur Wednesday May 24 in the high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulare
W—tred J. Plachy
Huron College
Tulare High School
Harvey Sanders
Widow sues insurance over Codington deputy's death
Mrs. Alma C. Brevig of Sioux Falls files a federal suit for 5000 against United Commercial Travelers of America. She claims her husband Martin L. Brevig, former Codington County deputy sheriff, died in a car accident after his vehicle left a sunlit curve and plunged into Lake Kampeska on September 15, 1942, with alleged physical strain and shock triggering the death. The insurer contends the death was not accidental under the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Alma C. Brevig
Martin L. Brevig
Codington County
United Commercial Travelers of America
Brevig
Lake Kampeska
Redfield Altrusa Class Tias Meeting May Night
The Altrusa Class of the Methodist Church met Monday evening in the church. Devotions were led by Louise Blume and George Washington Carver was the focus of a sewing activity. Mrs. Esther Bradley and Mrs. Bertha Schalkle organized games and contests. A lunch was served by Moe Bertha Versteaz, Mrs. Selina Guilkey, Mrs. Lydia Schurmeyer and Mrs. Anna Mannings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
Methodist Church
Louise Blume
George Washington Carver
Esther Bradley
Bertha Schalkle
Moe Bertha Versteaz
Selina Guilkey
Lydia Schurmeyer
Anna Mannings
Yale High seniors to hear Chitty at Muself Hall
The Rev W J Mague will deliver the baccalaureate address to Yale High School seniors Sunday evening May 14. George W Chitty of Huron will give the commencement speech at Muself Hall Friday evening May 19. Graduates include Evelyn Maass Mahle Decker Mary Lawless Pyrle Stahl Jakie Gross and Clinton Hornig with eighth graders Marylin Walter and Mary Ann Stahl receiving diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyrle Stahl
Jakie Gross
Clinton Hornig
Marylin Walter
Mary Ann Stahl
Pot Luck Dinner Raises 30 Dollars at St Williams Hall
On May 11 the St Williams Parish served a Sunday pot luck dinner in St Williams Hall. proceeds totaled 30 dollars. After the meal a baseball game was played, following the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YALE
St. Williams Parish
St. Williams Hall
Farm Labor Volunteer Representatives Named in South Dakota
W. E. Dittmer reports that four hundred ninety five volunteer farm labor representatives have accepted appointment for worker placement across every community in South Dakota. These men, mostly businessmen, will organize and manage emergency labor services under the state extension program to handle farm labor needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sout
Dakota
W. E. Dittmer
State College
Harrold High Junior Senior Banquet Honors Seniors
The Harrold High School junior class and adviser Miss Torella Coonrod honored the senior class and faculty at a three course banquet in the Lutheran Church. After dinner the group attended a movie at the Harrold theater. Baccalaureate services will be held May 21 in Harrold. The three highest ranking seniors receiving honors are Lorraine Wel Willa Vo Nafus and Dorothy Lathe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Harrold
Frankfort OFS Notes Mothers Day Program
The Frankfort Chapter of the OFS met Friday evening with a good crowd after regular business. A Mothers Day program was presented by Miss Doris Leonard and several schoolgirls. A lunch followed the social hour, served by Mrs. Thomas Tores, with Francis Benson and Mrs. (illegible) noted in attendance.
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Frankfort
The
OFS
Doris Leonard
Sve
Thomas Tores
Francis Benson
Ramblers Meet Ailpena In Social Evening
On May 11 the Monday Wight Ramblers gathered at Mrs. Jessie Posey’s home. They played Chinese checkers and a light lunch was served after the game session.
Farm labor emergency hinges on businessmen and neighbor cooperation
Medittmer said that success or failure in meeting the farm labor emergency depends on businessmen's efforts and neighbor cooperation. Each labor representative's office will be marked by colored signs to guide transient workers to their location, with five run and black anew signs indicating postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MeDittmer
Acd
Controversy Over Calfhood Vaccination Against Bangs Disease
State College extension man Roy Cave warns calfhood vaccination is not universally effective and cannot replace herd-wide measures. He notes many calves vaccinated still sli ceive failure if the mature animals remain unvaccinated, urging comprehensive herd vaccination and testing before exposing stock to the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baung
Roy Cave
State College
Cave
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Ben A. Anderson
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John W. Alderman
Hugo
Hupam Sellogg
Christian Bader
Virgil
Walter Sheffield
Wessington Springs
Gerrett Hanson
Arthurc Haugen
B. O. Olson
Frank LL Curtis Sr
Uake Byron
John M. Tschetter
Sky J. Tschetter
Isaac J
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Paul J. Gross
Eldon D. Walter
John EF. Tschetter
Huston
Joe W. Glanzer
Logan
Homer Roberts
Paul Schumacher
H. M. Wiedenman
V. Dennis
Iroquails
Henry Reich
Leonard Gilchrist
Milford
Ford Hofer
David D. M. Tschetter
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P. G. Glangzer
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Joe P. Kleinsasser
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A. ©. Curtis
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T. E. Dickson
Herbert Hein
Earl Matter
Frank Anderson
Harold Scheele
Pleasant View
H. D. Sweetlen
George W. Gross
Dewey Mortimer
Morris E. Mortimer
W. G. Weling
Fred C. Osman
Richland
James Elder
Carl Bodel
Otto Eckmiann
Chas. BT Cleck
Joy Lind
Fred Eckman
Land Creek
Fred Coil
Joan
Krause
Wm. Boldt
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Marlin Dickhoff
Radcliffe
Theresa
P. H. Brandmire
Fred Wormstadt
Northwest Finance Co. SB. A. Kiser
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South Dakota
Mitchell
147Th Field Artilery
S. D. National Guard
148Th Field Artillery
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Bougainville
Robert
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Willow Lake
Codington Sheriff's Widow Sues Insurance Co
Minuteman
Missus
Anheuser-Busch
America
Weekly Farm Review
Extension Service
South Dakota College
Harrold High
Weinie Huamou
Wong
Osborn
Bright Glen Urquharts
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