Highmore First Schoolhouse Still In Use After Over Half Century
Highmore recalls its pioneer schoolhouse built in 1882 by settlers in Hyde County. The building housed the first church services and later served as post meeting hall. Clara M. McDonald, the first teacher, returned from Los Angeles after 25 years, recalling “three deep” students at the back of the room.
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Highmore
Hyde County
Hickmore
Sons and Daughters of the Pioneers
Masonic Temple
Clara M. McDonald
Los Angeles
Clara Gadd
IL AL McDonald
Stockman
Mrs John Schilt Dies in Sioux Falls
Frankfors May Zi-spertance M Lang left Wednesday for Sioux Falls after being notified of his sister Mrs John Schilt death at a Sioux Falls hospital. Born 1890 she lived here until her marriage in 1913. Survived by husband three children and two brothers C M Lang Frank s and Everett Lang Redwood Falls Mina Morris Lang stationed at CCC camp in Black Hills attended funeral arrangement details follow.
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Frankfors
May Zi
Sioux Falls
Stolen car swap ends in Redfield recovery
In Frankfort on May 21 two 16 year old youths from Minneapolis stole Supt. L. H. Peterson’s car and exchanged it for another vehicle. Sheriff Don Cole recovered the Peterson car in Redfield after authorities were alerted. The pair, driving a Watertown car, were captured as they reached Redfield.
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Frankfort
Supt
L. H. Peterson
Redfield
Don Cole
Minneapolis
Watertown
Peterson
Wessington Bible School Is Planned
The Rev. Mr. Jones will conduct a daily vacation Bible School at the Community Church from May 24 to May 28 with an evenings training class for Sunday school teachers. The item notes a local church program and teacher training.
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Wessington
Jones
Bridal Shower Held For Mrs Harry De Jong
Abridal shower was held Wednesday for Mrs Harry De Jong formerly Lucille Lorenz in Smond. The event honored the bride with friends and family in attendance and celebrated her upcoming marriage.
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DE Jong “Smond
Harry de Jong
Lucille Lorenz
Bryant Legion Post Celebrates 5th Bryant Anniversary
Bryant's American Legion Past 37 sponsors a two day celebration at Bry Hint on June 28 and 29 marking Bryant city’s fifth anniversary. Art B. Thomas shows are booked for both days with entertainment for all ages. Several bands will perform and a sports program is being planned continue.
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Bryant
Bryant American Legion
Bry Hint
Art B. Thomas
Feeder cattle shipped to Miller and Knipplings
A May shipment of 18 car loads of Hereford feeder cattle arrived at Miller from Midlane Texas, averaging 500 pounds, in partnership of G W Wermersen and Jennings Brothers. They will be pasture fed in the county for summer and sale as corn feeders. A parallel 1,200 head shipment to Knippling Brothers in South Dakota will also be pastured on their ranch.
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Miller Miller
Midlane
Tex
G. W. Wermersen
Jennings Brothers
Livermore
Knippling Brothers
Ree Heights
Peeraurs Pukwana
Booster trip aims to lift Redfield state meet turnout
Members of the Gold Fellows and the Rebekahs of Redfield booster up to Huron Wednesday night to promote attendance at the state meet of their orders in Redfield in June. About 75 members traveled at the invitation of the Redfield group. L F Baughman, a state grand officer, chaired the tours committee for the excursion.
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Rebekahs
Redfield
Gold Fellows
Huron
Heron
L. F. Baughman
Trees Planted At Lake Chapelle With 1000 Willow Cuttings
Highmore on May 21 special report states state agronomist Frank Rockwell visited with Lake Chapelle Association officials and cut 1000 willow cuttings for planting at Lake Chapelle southwest of Highmore. A long running planting program has continued at the lake for several years. Mrs Wheelock hosted the Bid or Bye Card Club in Wellington in honor of Mrs Rice moving to Armour. Dessert and contract play followed with prizes awarded to several members and a guest.
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Chapelle
Highmore
Frank Rockwell
Lake Chapelle Association
Lake Chapelle
Zell Society Meets In Zell At St Marys Church
St Theresa s Band of St Mary s Church Zell met at the home of Mrs Frank Peultman north of Zell with Mrs Janette Beuttman as president presiding. The afternoon was spent socially and lunch was served by the committee.
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Zell
Redfield Adds Modern Tourist Cabins For Summer Trade
Redfield prepares for tourist flow with two new cabin camps to be completed this season. Dave Irwin is building five cabins west of the highway with shaping, trees, and water supply to modern standards. C W Wilson expands to more cabins and electric cooking units, enabling hookups to city power for campers. Both camps lie within two blocks of stores, offering overnight or extended stays.
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Redfield
Dave Trwin
C. W. Wilson
Madison Girl Crowned SDSC May Queen in Brookings
Mary OConnell, a Madison senior in printing and rural journalism, was crowned May Queen by popular vote at SDSC in Brookings. Attendants included Lucille Crothers and Gertrude Christiansen, with a long daisy chain procession and a May pole dance. Ellen Johnston received the freshman honors at the Women’s Day banquet.
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Brookings
Mary O'Connell
Madison
Miss O'Connell
Cottontail Club
Huron Girls
Merchief
Lucille Crothers
Gertrude Christensen
Haren
Fern Ferguson
Philip
Ruth McKie
Altamont
Mary Milner
Kimball
Helen Schmidt
Sioux Falls
Helen Lang
Viola Hansen
Beverly Moritz
Ipswich
Anilm Quast
Menno
Eishien
Hildur Lundy
Helen
Mall
Wecotn Hall
Liebig Transferred To New Territory Redfield
Special from Redfield May 21 reports E R Liebig, resident game warden and Lake side state fish hatchery supervisor, reassigned to Faulk, Potter and Edmunds Counties. Warden Fred Curtis will replace him at Spink County. hatchery expansion to propagate bass crappies and bluegills noted. Esmond School Picnic reported with primary and intermediate students at the hell and a Sioux Falls visit by the high school group.
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Curtis
Esmond
Ronma
Sioux Falls
Huron Gospel Tabernacle Weekly Schedule in Cleveland
Huron Gospel Tabernacle at 46 Second Street S. E. lists services led by Rev. Claude L. Conklin and Evangelists Mary E. Crump and Genevieve Conklin. Includes Sunday School at 10 a. m. Morning worship at 11 a. m. Evangelistic service at 7:45 a. m. with Crump in Pittsfield Hi. Week events: Tuesday 8 p. m. Christ Ambassador Service, Wednesday 2 p. m. Great Commission Missionary Circle, Friday 7 p. m. Junior A Service and 7:45 p. m. Booster choir rehearsal, 8 p. m. Tabernacle family night with C. K. Conklin preaching.
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Huron Gospel Tabernacle
Second Street
S. E
Harry Waldner
Claude L. Conklin
Mary E. Crump
Pittsfield
Christ
Tabernacle
Genevieve Conklin
Great Commission
Missionary Circle
Mra
Harry Weldner
Eighth Street Northeast
A. Service
Tabernacle Family
C. K. Conklin
Booster
Teber
Churches In Huron Go to Church Sunday
Huron churches invite participation in a Christian service lineup led by Walter H. Riley and other ministers. The note lists Morning Worship times, sermons such as The Great Intruder and The Important Doctrine of Regeneration, organ preludes, youth group meetings, and confirmations across Congregational, Bethlehem Lutheran, Trinity Episcopal, Presbyterian, Catholic, Nazarene, Salvation Army, Church of Christ Scientist, Seventh Day Adventist, and other congregations with dates, speakers, and service schedules.
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Congregational Church
Walter H. Riley
M. Churgh School
Reuter
Riley
Federal Council of Churches
Young People
Morning Lutheran Service With Rev C Munson
Alfred Trenerry notes a morning service at 10 45 o clock of the American Lutheran Church conducted by the Rev C Munson formerly of Arlington The choir will sing Great Is Thy Love Bohm Sunday school classes meet at the using hour
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Central Church of
Cheiut
Oregon Avenue
Lord's Supper Bible School
First Methodist Episcope
Chay E. Wilcox
Helen Buchanan
Smusic
A. d. Ray
Marjorie Pro Normer
Still
Waters
Namblen
College League
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Bruce Packard
Harker
American Lutheran Church
C. Munson
Arlington
Visit in Rapid City Blunt Family Trip Planned
Ger and Pigney wede Pigney and son Clarence planned a Rapid City visit to Lloyd Pigney and family in Pierre on Wednesday evening with expectations to depart next morning for the Black Hills gathering.
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Rapi City
Blunt
Gerwede Pigney
Clarence
Pierre
Rapid City
Lloyd , Pigney
Miller Rain Hits Miller City With Wind and Hail
Rain measured at 0.61 inches fell with a high wind and hail between 5 and 5 30 PM Thursday in Miller. Windows were broken in the residential district and some damage occurred from the wind.
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Specia
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Clara McDonald
Hyde Pioneers
Highmore's First
Mrs. Clara M. McDonald Center
John Schilt
Soo Falls
Theodore Troutman
Robert Salmonsen
Estelling
Robert
Hutchinson
Weblington
Tecumseh
Dr. Roberts
Clark Anderson
Lincoln
Figbey
Launt
Gerwude Pigney
Mia
Irene McDaniel
Mabel Wiedenman
Seagram's
Bryant Legion Post
SDSC
Pastas, Ciavde &, Conklin
Thame
Teaus
John
Bethlehem Ey
Lutheran Church
Phil. Mueller
Roberts
John Ward Smith
Presbyterian Church
H. Ketelle
D.D
Shelley
Solo
Learora Gitchell
George G
St. Martin’s Catholic Church
Suntoy
Monsignor Desmond
W. Trauiner
Church of the Nazarene Lord's Day
Bible School
N.Y. P.S
H. E. Walker
Salvation Army
Tam
G. Raber
B. Locher
Elders
Mary Baker Eddy
Bethel A. M. E
A. m
Smith
TL. L. Johnson
Miinister
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Sixth Street
Ohio
Ill
E. Gackenheimer
Mt. Calvary Ev. Litheran Church
Missouri Synod
Dakota Ave
Eleventh Street
Full Gospel Mission
Alfred Trenerry
Miller
Geyerman’s
Evelyn Murray
Huronite Commercial Printing Department
MR. Bachman
Arrow
Harrow
Poradig
Has & Man Sueracore
Sane Harrow
Aron Hitt
Arrain
Mioya
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