Puss-In-Boots Theme Graces Junior Senior Dance
The Doland high school auditorium sparkled as juniors planned by Misses Gladys Bertrand and Hilda Calvert hosted a Puss-in-Boots theme. Carroll Zuricker and Wendell Shouse lit the hall while mothers served dinner. Naomi Wolverton acted as toastmistress introducing acts by Bob Holmes Dick Wells Marcella Kuhrt Melva Hanson Wayne Stroller Opal Bell Don Bunt Helen Kuhrt Mary Margaret Cook and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doland
Gladys Bertrand
Hilda Calvert
Carroll Zuricker
Wendell Shouse
Naomi Wolverton
Bob Holmes
Dick Wells
Marcella Kubrt
Melva Hanson
Wayne Stroller
Opal Bell
Marcella Kuhrt
Mary Margaret Cook
Don Bunt
Pussy Cat Ensemble
Heleni
Dorothy Johnson
Naomi Ilverton
Ruth Haugon
Rusall Levsen
Baccalaureate at Hitchcock High May 17
Baccalaureate services for Hitchcock High School will be held in the Methodist Church at eight o'clock next Sunday evening with Rev. J. P. Whitt delivering the sermon on The Second Mile. Commencement exercises follow Tuesday May 23 at eight o'clock in the Methodist Church auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock Hitchcock
Hitchcock High School
Methodist Church
J. P. Whitt
Pierre People Visit at Yale Homes Sunday
Arlene and Marjorie Thomson and Maynard Reell of Pierre along with Mr and Mrs Alton Gaughran of Conde were hosted at Clarence Gaughran home in Yale. Also visiting were J and Mrs Alton Gaughran and Mr and Mrs Wil Kioten Gaughran Sr and Mr and Mrs E O Vondracek to call on Yale residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
YALE
Arlene
Marjorie Thomson
Maynard Reell
Alton Gaughran
Conde
Clarance Gaughran
Wil Kioen Gaughran
E. O. Vondracek
Yale YaLe Visitors At R E Welsh Home
Ed und McDermott and two daughters Alice and Josephine from Huron visited Sunday at the R. E. Welsh home in Yale. Father Martin of Aberdeen also attended the gathering, joining local callers and friends.
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Yale Yale
Edund McDermott
Daughts
Alice and
Josephine
Huron
Father Martin
Aberdeen
R. E. Welsh
Open Forum and Public Opinion Clash Over Bicycle Rights
A reader challenges an approved bicycle ordinance that bars riders under 15 from streets, urging equal vehicle rights and sidewalk use for youths. The letter condemns delayed reforms, cites drivers’ aggression, and calls for balanced regulation. A second column questions labor hours, foreign trade, and social plans, critiquing political rhetoric and urging clearer thinking.
Editorial on Labor Hours and Productivity
A reader questions Dean Sparks's view that labor must work longer hours arguing that longer hours raise production but create a surplus no consumer can buy. The letter notes that higher output with limited purchasing power leads to market gluts and plant shut downs and seeks clarification and remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Sparks
Huron
Joby
Petrified Man Hoax in South Dakota's Wild West Tale
A long letter recalls a 1890s hoax involving a petrified man exhibited by cowboys in Wessington and Huron South Dakota. Purchasers paid $5000, investigators bore the figure to prove it cement and fake. One survivor from Wessington later pieces together origin in the Black Hills with ties to a EPF employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Chicago
Miller
Wessington
AL House
Huron
East Third Street
Meldtle
Wossington
Stedfeld
Beadle County
Hot Springs
Black Hills
Fp, T
Cardozo Leaves Large Estate In Transfer Tax Filing
Benjamin N Cardozo former associate justice died July 9 1938 leaving 329509 estate. 220635 goes to charity 186822 residuary to Columbia University 145376 securities. Housekeeper Kate A Tracy to receive 75000 and charity to fund a chair of jurisprudence bearing Cardozo name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin N. Cardozo
New York
Supreme Court
Columbia University
Kate A. Tracy
Washington, D. C
Crop prospects improve after light rainfall report
A shower brought .85 inch of moisture in Blunt on Friday, improving crops slightly with cooler, more humid conditions. Despite gains, farmers say small grain suffers from drought and high winds, while pastures remain in poor shape. Seed merchants note unusually large acreage of storage crops being planted this year.
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Specia
Entertains Club Hosts Kil dare Bridge Night
My Erwin Gross entertained the Kil dare Club last Friday evening at two tables of bridge. Guests dressed as children and prizes were awarded to Ann Van Voorhis and Jessie Bonin. Lunch was served by the hostess. Farewell party for Miss Edna Haider held at Mrs. Charles Keppen home with fifteen attendees and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Erwin Gross
Kildare Club
Ann van Voorhis
Jessie Bonin
Zell
Edna Haider
Los Angcles
Sven
Charles Keppen
PUPILS HOLD PICNIC AT PLAZA TOWNSHIP
Rural pupils of Plaza Township held their annual picnic at Fisher's Grove on Saturday. In the afternoon they visited the State School and Home in Redfield and attended a matinee at the Plaza Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaza Township
Fisher's Grove
Redfield
Plaza Theatre
Grounds at Gettysburg Courthouse Plowed and Seeded
Beautify Grounds Gettsyburg reports Potter County courthouse grounds have been plowed and seeded with grass new trees planted to replace winter-died ones.
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Gettysburg
Potter County Court House
Return to Lowry Tulare May 1 Special
Oscar and Lily Gochring left Monday for their home in Lowry. D. Gochring taught mathematics and science at Tulare High School during the past year, and Lily was a member of the senior class. Home after visit Tulare May 17 Special Mrs Claire Price returned home after visiting relatives and friends in Aberdeen and Doland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowry
Tulare
Oscar
Lily Gochring
Gochring
Tware High School
Lily
Claire Price
Aberdeen
Doland
Florence Binger
H. H. Binger
S. D
Cardiff Giant replica tale from Barnum era mystery
The account recalls the Cardiff Giant petrified man replica shown by Barnum, later shipped from Chicago to Wolsey near Milwaukee, then lost track of by owners. It was reportedly found in a Wolsey depot after a storage charge, later moved to Illinois by Wessington barber Wm. Fenton. Final fate remains unknown to John A. Bushfield and Hiller.
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Barnum Circus
Cardiff
Chicago
Wolsey
Wm. Fenton
Wessington
Illinois
John A. Bushfield
Hiller
Ree Heights Seniors Present Annual Class Night
Ree Heights May 7 Special On Monday evening the seniors staged their annual class night program in the high school auditorium Anna Menning announced the numbers and paid tribute to the parents faculty and board members The class history and will were read and the prophecy was given in lay jet form A clarinet solo by ev Gardner a piano number by Cath erine Suhn and a girls quartet made up of Ellen Beranek Anna Menning Doris Slack and Catherine let furnished the musical portion of the evening's entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree Heights
High Whool
Anna Menning
Ev |Gardner
Catherine Suhn
Ellen Beranek
Doris Slack
Catherine Let
Evert Jones To Be Graduation Speaker
Evert Jones deputy commissioner of school and public lands will give the commencement address here Thursday evening May. His subject The Time the Place and the Man. He is a Albany College Albany Ore graduate and Portland Orc aw school graduate. He did graduate work at University of Chicago and Columbia University. He was president of Buena Vista College Storm Lake Ia from 1924 to 1931. His present home is Rapid City.
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Evert Jones
Ree Heights
School and Public Lands
Jones
Albany College
Albany
Ore
Portland
Blunt Hosts Visit From Fort Washington Family
Mr and Mrs William Graveldinger of Fort Washington Wisconsin visit Blunt at the homes of Mr and Mrs Emil Johnson and Mr and Mrs Henry Herte. The women are sisters.
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Blunt
William Graveldinger
Fort Washington
Wis
Emil Johnson
Henry Herte
Guests at Hitchcock and Blunt Caller Lead Home Visits
May 17 special notes guests Earl Crecelius and family of Huron visited sister Mrs John Miler. Mary Crecelius and Harold joined. Also Mrs Edward Corning of Salem Oregon staying with Mr and Mrs George Otis with daughter Audrey for about a week or longer.
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Hitchcock Hitchcock
Earl Crecelius
Huron
John Miler
Mary Crecelius
Harold
Blunt
Edward Corning
Salem
Ore
George Otis
Audrey
Dristy Family To Sell Household Goods
Mr and Mrs N O Dristy plan a sale of household goods as they prepare to live with their son Clark Dristy in Miller. The notice notes the impending move and temporary residence with family.
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N. O. Dristy
Clark Dristy
Miller
Return to Yale Tulare May 17 Special
Mr and Mrs W O Yollman returned to their Yale home Sunday after a short visit with son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Oscar Oleson. They brought Orima lyn Oleson to spend a few days in Yale. Mr and Mrs Henry Tschetter also returned to their home here Monday after spending the weekend in Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale Tulare
W. O. Yollman
Yale
Oscar Oleson
Orimalyn Oleson
Huron Tulare
Henry Tschetter
Huron
Renegade Buffalo Attacks Caged Wolf at Park
At Custer State Park in the Black Hills a rogue buffalo bull broke from the herd and attacked a caged gray wolf in the park zoo. The animal ripped an eight inch gash in the wolf's neck as attendants chased the buffalo away. the wolf survived and began to recover days later.
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Park
Rapid City
Custer Blate Park
Black Hills
Park Zoo
Claude Gray
State Park Board
Yay
Burdette Church Hosts Coxe and Wessington Springs Trio
The Rev. Charles Coxe and a girls' trio from Wessington Springs College presented an engaging program at the Burdette church Sunday, offering a varied lineup in a community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdette
Charles Coxe
Wessington Springs College
Kolegrai Family Heads to Los Angeles After Visit
Mr and Mrs Clem Kolegrai and their son Jimmy left by car for their home in Los Angeles after spending the last two weeks here Special.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Zell
Clem Kolegrai
Jimmy
Doland Club May Day Breakfast closes club year
Doland May breakfast marked the Doland Study Club’s year end at Mrs. John Levien’s home. Maypoles and bouquets topped the tables while Mrs. Willard Doty led a short business session. Delegates Lucy Long and Lucille Beck reported on the sixth district convention at Redfield. James Wilkinson reviewed The Yearling by Marjorie Rawlings as entertainment. Special guests included Mrs. Hilda Calvert and school faculty femmes Evelyn Crampton and Elizabet Slocum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doland
Doland Study Club
John Levien
Willard Doty
Redfield
Lucy Long
Lucille Beck
James Wilkinson
Marjorie Rawlings
Hilda Calvert
Evelyn Crampton
Elizabet Slocum
Alfred Thompson
Elmer Erickson
Grant Roseth
John Leysen
Guy Cook
Miller Past Matrons Club Luncheon Hostess Miller
May 17 special notes Miller hosted the Past Matrons Club luncheon with 3 tables. A short meeting followed by a contract game saw Mrs. H J Bushfield win high score and Mrs. L T Jarmuth low. Guests included Mrs. Thomas Hauer Emily Olson and Nita Carstens.
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Voltaire
Fido
Tla
Cate Tea
Warde
Montgomery
Dakota
Florala
Bars
Way Hodman
David Lee
Marcella Seaman
Rodman
Lin Hitchcock
Orient Orient
Louis Holder
Trier
Minn
A. F. Pagel
Merrit Holder
State College, Brewings
Hospital Orient
Bertha Hess
Aberdeen Hospital
D. D. Reynolds
Willow Lake
Speldall
Prooder
Arthur Thaden
Doland Club
Entertains Miller _ Past Matrons’ Club
Wee
Yael Rome
Eaness
Vallet
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