Sheffield Neighborhood News Highlights Local Events
Mrs. Carr’s parents returned to Ree Heights after a visit. McDonald school finished the year with a picnic. Sheffield P T A met at the school, reporting on the Wessington convention. Mrs. Sengelman led the program with pupils’ garb displays and ribbons. Mrs. James F. Grove and son from Albion Neb visited. Victor De Bauche bought a new John Deere tractor.
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Carr
Ree Heights
McDonald School
Sheffield P. T. A
Sheffield
Wessington
Sengelman
James F. Grove
Albion, Neb
Walter Carr
Victor de Bauche
Lane and Community Remember Local Figures in Lane
Lane community members attend services and visit relatives across towns. Obituary notes A. J. Brandenburg dies after six weeks illness, survived by wife, son Ernest, daughters Mrs. Walters and Mrs. Meinzer, with Lutheran funeral at Lane and burial north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Lindebak
Canton
E. F. Paddock
Carl Hein Hein
Briggs
Alpena
Art Sheffield
Jenkinson
Wessington Springs
Lane
Lane Epworth League
Viola
Howard Reedy
William Mothwehr
Ata
Aisa
Harry McIntire
Clifford Smith
Winner
Elmer Peterson
Mildred Barrs
W. Sherburne
A. H. Noltensmier
Mitchell
A. J. Brandenburg
Ernest
Charles Walters
Viola Township
Harvey Meinzer
Charles City
Lutheran Church
Zenk
Deland High Students Excel in Aberdeen Music Contest
Deland high school emerged as the sole entrant to perform both band and orchestra, capturing first place in band and third in orchestra. Contestants Edwin Garrett won second in trombone, Don Johnson took third in baritone solos, and Foster Schultz placed third in clarinet solos. The high school operetta Pickles directed by Frances Porter was staged Wednesday. Coach White and his track team returned from Sioux Falls with two firsts. Other local activities included Miss Emma Mannie visiting Aberdeen, Vincent Shutt Alfred Thompson and Harold Sherwood in the Twin Cities, and visits by Mrs J Schmitz and Miss Coralyne Riche to Waubay and Wallace.
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Deland Deland High School
Aberdeen
Edwin Garret
Don Johnson
Foster Schultz
Deland
Frances Porter
White
Sioux Falls
Emma Mannie
Vincent Shutt
Alfred Thompson
Harold Sherwood
Twin Cities
J. Schmitz
Coralyne Riche
Waubay
A. C. Riche
Wallace
George Riche
B. W. Rhinehardt
Lane
McLaughlin
Watertown
Cecil Monroe
Doland man George Gross dies after brain hemorrhage
George Gross born March 10, 1898 at Freeman grew up in Doland where he later worked as bookkeeper and assistant cashier, became active president of a local bank until 1926, later entered various lines of work. He married Hilda Hubin in 1917 and left a widow and two daughters, with seven sisters and one brother surviving.
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Alenry Skagmo
Clark
Doland
Frank Harvey
Turton
Jesse Hoffman
Watertown
Minnie Orth
Helen Thompson
Aberdeen
George Gross
Freeman, D
Sioux Falls Business College
Irene
Security State Bank
Gross
Hilda Hubin
Lucille
Mary Ann
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