Whiteside Girl Recaps YCL Trip and Awards
Louise Feterl of Whiteside School reflects on receiving an Evening Huronite award for news items about her school work. The Whiteside delegation travels from Wessington to Pierre for the Young Citizens League Convention, tours Fort Pierre, attends sessions, participates in a parade, enjoys a banquet, and meets officials.
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Louise Feterl
Whiteside School
Huronite
Wessington
Pierre
Miller
St Charles
Miller Rainbow Cafe
Fort Pierre
Ft. Pierre
Young Citizens League
Senate Chamber
Loftus Ward
Huron
Capitol
City
Lakotahs Picnic At Park By Lakotah Troop Girls
A Lakotahs troop meeting in Monday after school at the Congregational Church led to a park picnic supper at Riverside ark. Girls decided which badges to order and will bring money to the next meeting. They played games until 7 pm and then returned home.
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F.et
Congregational Church
Riverside Ark
Variety Patrol
Sunflower Patrol
Old Maid Patrol
Delores Boyd
Girl Scouts Quiz On Nature at Senkar Home
The Senkar Girl Scouts met Monday at captain Mrs. B G Toler's home to tackle a nature quiz. They wrote answers in tablets and graded themselves, planned for the Court of Awards, and practiced songs for the service. Each girl was to write a small Playset about two court officers and service as a planned feature. Next week they will bring pen pals and meet peers for a surprise.
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Senkar
B. G. Toler
Per Juderes
Ot ‘Oers
Sacred Heart Church Officiates Rites for D J OReefe
The Sacred Heart Church in Gettysburg conducted rites for D J OReefe at the new Catholic Church Pierre. Mr O Reefe, who died suddenly by Saturday evening, served as state attorney for Potter County for several years.
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Church of the Sacred Heart
Gettysburg
D. J. Oreefe
Pierre
O'Reefe
Potter County
Begin Early To Study Nature Says Girl Scout Adviser
Miss Marie Gaudette nature adviser for Girl Scouts speaks in Huron on the State Field Institute training for all workers. She urges children to ask why and to reason about causes, arguing that early nature study sharpens thought and can lead to future scientific careers. Gaudette promotes starting with Brownies and guiding them to become full naturalists by eighteen.
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Marie Gaudette
Girl Scouts
Huron
Heaven
Miss Gaudette
Miss Gandette
Provdence
Rhode Island
Pembroke College
The
Park Museum of Natural History
Country Maidens Club to Camp Herman Four
The eighth meeting of the Country Maidens 4-H Club at Charlotte Gleason’s home May 9 named four girls Alice Zeeck Charlotte Gleason Eva Belle Baum and Doris Dickerson as camp representatives for Lake Herman June 11 to 14 The club treasurer reported 100 in the treasury and funds were divided to aid camp expenses Other demonstrations talks and health and conservation topics filled the evening with refreshments served and jokes after.
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Charlotte Gleason
Eva Belle Baum
Helen Zeeck
Doris Dickerson
Charlotte
Lake Herman
Alice Zeeck
Doris
Dickerson
Mattke
Doris Dickenson
Shel
Elen Zeeck
Eva Belly Baum
Black Hills
Arlene Zeeck
Afire Zeeck
Ariene Veeck
Land transfers and property descriptions in South Dakota records
A dense listing details multiple conveyances from MSFER to S J Stephenson and Hyde County, plus transfers from R S Taylor to Sylvia Taylor and others. Also notes Albert Derek to Jamee Hamlin and Seward Gibbs, and various parcel descriptions in Parker and Van Camp additions, with township range references and dates. The fragmentary text shows several lot, block, and section designations across Highmore and surrounding areas.
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MSFER
Erastus Carnell
Holge County
Righmore
D. D
State of South Dakota
S. J. Stephenson
Hyde County
van Camp
Olds
R. S. Taylor
Sylvia Taylor
Parker
Highmore
Side County
W. J. Asmussen
Albert Derek
Jamee F. Hamlin
Seward L. Gibbs
Abram EK van Camp
Ij Bourke
Stk
Nem
Sem
State of
South Dakota
Parker's
Federal Farm
Mtg. Corp
Toley Dancey
Ange TX
Lutheran Hour Rally Draws 6000 In Sioux Falls
Neighborhood notes report Mr and Mrs Arthur Witthieft and family at the Lutheran Hour Rally in Sioux Falls with Dr Walter Maier as main speaker. Over 6,000 attendees heard the event, while various local residents were noted in surrounding items.
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Wolsey
Arthur Witthieft
Sioux Fells
Maurice
Huron
Walter Maier
Mid-Continental Airlines Reports Revenue Rise in 1941
Mid-Continent Airlines officials announced a notable rise in passenger revenue for April 1941, reaching 29,206.06 dollars compared with 20,745.81 dollars in April 1940, a 241 percent increase. Officials hailed the season as successful for flight operations.
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Passengehue
Air Paton Taint Paerd
South Dakota Public School Debt Aims Higher
Brookings May. A rural sociologist from South Dakota State College, Prof Kumlin, reports a long rising trend in public school indebtedness over 50 years. The study notes deficits in tax bases, tax disparities, bank losses, and costs for textbooks and transport as drivers, with bonds used for new buildings. Federal grants and loan policies helped reduce debt in parts of the 1930s.
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Brookings
South Dakota
W .E. Kumlin
State College
Kumlien
Works Projects Administration
South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station
Kumlien Be- Heves
Ness
Woonsocket Class of 33 to Graduate May 21
Thirty three Woonsocket High School seniors will receive diplomas at commencement on May 21 with Rev. R. M. Walker as speaker. Valedictorian Wallace Ward has top grades and many activities. Mary Jo Cahill is salutatorian. Honor ranks include Verona Merriman Betty Lou Butler Betty Jean Jensen and more. Cast of senior play Happy-Go-Lucky, skip day in Sioux Falls, junior-senior banquet, baccalaureate May 18 at St. Winfrid's Church. Class motto Ad Astra Per Aspera. colors turquoise and rust. flower violet. sponsor Leata Bardick.
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Woonsocket
Woonsocket High School
R. M. Walker
Wallace Ward
Mary -Jo Cahill
Verona Merriman
Betty Lou Butler
Betty Jean Jensen
Dean Briggs
Junior Grace
Virginia Grey
Darleen Hart
Darrelli Heard
Leonard Steichen
Ellsworth Coleman
Robert Forbes
Raymond Brosnan
Gilbert Brown
Robert Burger
Betty Lou
Butler
Mary Jo Cahill
Lorraine Ciedfeler
Aloys Georgen
Junioress Hawley
Darrell Heald
Rets
Jean Jensen
Lloyd Kline
Wayne Kaul
Alyce Maurice
Lloyd McMehon
Guarnella Medley
Helen McMahon
Vernon Merriman
Hazel Moore
Kenneth Nielson
Douglas Olinger
Willis Walker
John White
Herniece Young
Douglas Giinger
Guaranetta
Medley Pattee Hart
Robert Corks
Mary Jo Cahi
Francis Hawley
C. M. Miller
Renate
Lobuda
Woonsocket Music Department
Williard Connor
Louis Lang
St. Winfred’s
Edward
Helena
Lloyd McMahon
Ernest
Brnan Greve
Grace
Makig
Dean Briges
Leata Bardick
Bethesda Home Suit Awarded In Circuit Court
Louis Hagen, 74, long-time resident of the Bethesda home for the aged near Beresford, won a 2 circuit court jury award of 1374.30 against the Bethesda home and the Norwegian Lutheran Church of America. Hagen had sought 56 million in damages, claiming eviction after transferring land to the home.
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Bethesda
Louis Hagen
Beresford
Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
Orate
Fe Hagen
Looking Back 20 Years Ago in Huron Chronicle
Mrs. Fred D. Brown and daughter Frederica left Huron for Decatur to attend the funeral of Rev. D. S. McFarlin father of Mrs. Brown. Mrs. S. P. Malone hosted an afternoon tea for Mrs. R. Mankato, Minn. and guests, with several Aberdeen attendees. Roy C. Curtis and Miss Fern S. Molt wed with relatives present. James Corcoran and daughter visited in Huron on return from San Ia. Coe College president and former Huron College leader traveled to Chicago and New York. Mike Waldner and Nina McLow of Huron granted a marriage license. Chip club initiates gain closer ties as four degrees are conferred.
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Fred D. Brown
Frederica
Huron
Decatur
D. S. MrCaslin
D. B
Brown
Mcfarlin
Presbyterian Church
S. P. Malone
KE. C. Walsh
J. W. Harrison
Ella Harrison
Dirs
Aberdeen
S. P. Matone
R. A. Kinsman
Seattle
Wash
Kinsman
J. O. van Syckel
Roy C. Curtis
Fern S. Molt
E. Boyce
Iona Hopkins
Frank Bote
James Corcoran
Marie
Corcoran
San Ia
Coe Colege
Huron College
Chicago
New York
Mike J. Waldner
Nina McLow
Katherine
Jessie
Highmore Commencement Activities Reach Climax May 22
Highmore prepares for commencement week with 31 seniors to receive diplomas from Will, vice-president of the board. Ed Coon of Sioux Falls will speak on The Philosophy of Survival as Awards Day in the gym honors outstanding scholars in all classes. Donna Harris valedictorian and Margaret Korsgaard salutatorian named. Superintendent Harkness to announce other awards. Class officers include President Maxine Swanson and Secretary-Treasurer Derna Harris. The program features a class prophecy and senior play Daley, with baccalaureate Sunday led by Rev W P Slocum and Rev MS Ason assisting.
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Thurmivye
Will
Board of Education
Sprakaan
J. D. Er
Ed. Coon
Sioux Falls
Highmore
Dale Berac
Donna Harris
Margaret Korsgaard
Supt
K. M. Harkness
Gram
Doald Johnson
Daley
Ko: Bolum
W. P. Slocum
Pestor - United
Maxine Swanson
Robert Hamberly
Derna Harris
Ashdown
Margaret FE
Byr Gerson
Grare Thinglesiad
le M. Wright
Agnes L Bartz
D. Dancey
John E. Gallagher
R. Hawkins
Julia Mc Lee
M. Masher
Howerd Guirk
Dale E Cuba L Wilhauer
Rp Bracks
Florida Is Most Interventionist State in War Sentiment
Princeton based Public Opinion Institute reports Wisconsin as the most isolationist state with 14 percent in favor of immediate U.S. entry, while Florida shows 35 percent. The study, surveying 30,000 interviews, notes regional patterns and highlights Senator Lafollette's Wisconsin stand and Senator Pepper's Florida influence.
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Princeton
N. J
United States
Wisconsin
Washington
Robert M. Lafollette
U.S
LaFollette
U. S. Senate
Florida
Claude Pepper
Panama Canal
Caribbean
South Atlantic
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Iowa
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Olinpis
Michigan
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New York State
Balkans
Brenly
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Lane
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Faulkton
J. P. Larson
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Fred] Brandenburg
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American Institute of Public Opinion
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