Miller Has Large Graduating Class at Miller High
Miller May 23 Special The 30th annual commencement of Miller High School will be held Wednesday May 24 at 8 o clock in the city auditorium The program features Glee Club Spring Carol Mountain Top Winter Song Ma Curly Headed Bobby and Diploma Presentation Forty five students will graduate marking the second largest class in the school history Names include Roymie Beck Harriet Bohning Louis Busch Ellen Bucher John Bushfield Ella Butts Mary Alice Cabalan Clarice Cooke Marvin Coonty Marian Claire Donlin Dean Dornberger Anna Mary Fisher Anna Edwards Irene Ellis Etta Me Engelmann Renata Gaspar Erma Gamble Alvin Greenacre Dorothy Harris Joe Harris Jr Maxine Howard Leslie Lewis Florence Manning Leona Me Carl Margaret McKinney Alice Merxbauer Shirley Moncn Josephine Nuhn Corrine Padmore Daniel Ferish Lucille Phinney Anita Rainy Famice Rainy Chester Rudd Josephine Ruff Elaine Skoug Merlla Spain Erma Spicer Alice Steinteitner Marian Thomas Wayne Wade Esther Welch Clarence Witte Phyllis Woodward
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Miller High School
City Auditorium
Mountain Top
HL J
Bullard Bays
J. H. Kramer
Bobby
Clutson
Wilson
Meda McCullen
Marian Claire Donlin
Dean Dornberger
Anna Mary Fisher
Anna Edwards
Irene Ellis
Etta Me Engelmann
Renata Gaspar
Erma Gamble
Alvin Greenacre
Dorothy Harris
Joe Harris, Jr
Maxine Howard
Leslie Lewis
Florence Manning
Leona Me~ Carl
Margaret McKinney
Alice Merxbauer
Shirley Moncn
Josephine Nuhn
Corrine Padmore
Daniel Ferish
Lucille Phinney
Anita Rainy
Famice Rainy
Chester Rudd
Josephine Ruff
Elaine Skoug
Merlla Spain
Erma Spicer
Alice Steinteitner
Marian Thomas
Wayne Wade
Esther Welch
Clarence Witte
Phyllis Woodward
Rites Thursday for Mrs Sarah Prose Fumerel
Services for Mrs. Sarah Prose Fumerel will be held Thursday at the Presbyterian church in Wolsey after a body viewing at Walsh chapel from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. Burial will be in Wolsey cemetery beside her husband, Josiah Prose, who died in 1928. Born July 21, 1871 in Sedalia Ohio, she moved to Wolsey in 1900 with her husband and later to Huron in 1928. She leaves a son, a daughter Mia Lualava Baker, and five grandchildren, all of Wolsey.
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J. S. Prose
Sarah Prose
George Miller
Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
Presbyterian Church
Wolsey
Fannie Mills
Mrs. Prose
Sedalia
Ohio
Josiah Prose
New London
South Dakota
Huron
Mia
Lualava Baker
Live-At-Home Plan Favored By Farmers
Alabama farmers by the thousands join a live-at-home program under Dr L N Duncan to grow and preserve food for home use. Meetings and county agents promote canning gardens meat dairy and poultry to bolster self sufficiency and cash income during the Depression era. Data show significant increases in hogs dairy beef cattle chickens and turkeys while thousands of women and girls conserve vast quantities of food.
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Auburn
Alabama
L. N. Duncan
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Dr. Duncan
Johnson
Helen, Johnson
F. W. Gist
Montgomery
Bank Closes After Paying Depositors in Full
Rapid City May 7 The Security Bank at Red Owl Meade county closed its doors after paying all depositors in full. President Releh said shrinkage of assets and illness of cashier Harry K Braith caused the closure, but no losses are expected.
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Rapid City
Red Owl
Meade County
Releh
Harry K ‘Braith
Hospital Admission and Discharges List
At the hospitals admitted Glenn Bethke from Huron for a surgical case. Dismissed are Bath Williams Virgil John Ebert Huron David Spokely Huy ron Mrs. Joshua Hofer Huron.
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Glenn
Miller P. E. O. Anniversary Party Celebrated
Members of the P.E.O. sisterhood Miller chapter marked its third anniversary with a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Adbert Shaw. The event featured a yellow and white decor, a three-candle cake centerpiece, and a war history style roll call. Mrs. O H Fick discussed Let the Hurricane Roar by Rose Wylder Lane. Delegates Ed Bohning and W G Redmond were chosen to attend the state convention in Lead on June 8.
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Miller
Adbert Shaw
O.H. Fick
Rose Wylder Lane
Ed Bohning
W. G. Redmond
Seek Funds For Flanagan's Home
A 15 year old boy in Madison jail wrote to Father Flanagan seeking admission to Father Flanagan's Boys' Home in Omaha. The priest launches a nationwide drive to expand the home capacity and rescue homeless boys from jungle camps and streets. He urges donations starting at one dollar, with five and ten dollar gifts welcome to fund a larger facility.
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Omaha
Nes
Madison
Neb
Father Flanagan
E. J. Flanagan
Storm Strikes Black Hills Area Generating Tornado Damage
Rain and a western Black Hills tornado battered the region causing numerous injuries and extensive damage. At Pierre and Rapid City heavy hail and raging creeks were reported while houses and outbuildings toppled across Bison, Sioux Falls area, and surrounding towns. Frank Foss, 48, electrocuted when his car hit a high tension wire blown loose by the storm.
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Rapid City
Frank Foss
Here
Bison
West Sioux Falls
Dean Cunningham
West
Sioux Falls
Lammou
Pierre
Hola‘bird
Hardisburg
Weather Bureau
Tornado Strikes Western Hills Causes Severe Damage
Widespread storms lashed the western hills yesterday afternoon with a tornado between Mystic and Rochford injuring several people. The most serious wound is believed to be Theodore Wenberg. Four others in the John Lind lumber camp and three Widner children were hurt. Red Cross efforts to locate all, route communications through the camp, and evacuate the injured to Rapid City were underway as creeks overflowed and bridges failed.
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Rochford
John Lind Lumber
Little Rapid Creek
Theodore
Rapid Creek
Rapid City
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Box Elder
St. Onge
Creek Bank
Sturgis
Bear Butte Creek
Ft Meade
Army Post
Civilian Conservation Corps
Boulder Canyon
Deadwood
Boulder Creek
Bear Butte
Chicago
Milwaukee, St Paul and Pacific
Murphy
Tornado Tears Through Several Towns Damaging Buildings
Reported in Bainville and Liberal as well as Denver wind gusts of 75 miles per hour collapse eight homes and strike a city business district. An eight year old girl was seriously injured and others were lightly hurt while an oil man from Meade saw extensive wreckage suggesting possible deaths.
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Glenn Mann
Spencer Blakey
Yankton
Bainville
Mont
Tomado
Denver
Herring
Meade
Kan
Liberal
Gas rate dispute stalls action in Huron council
The council discussed gas rate complaints raised by Mayor Gitchell and counselor Green over 1.95 and 1.50 rates, noting public demand for relief. Northwestern Public Service said return on investment fell to 4.11 percent as revenues declined, and city garbage regulations were tentatively drafted for next year's contract while hiring actions paused.
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Northwestern Public Service
Mr. Green
Gitchell
Huron
Northwestern Public Service Company
Givex
Mitchell
Aberdeen
Yanktor
Dell Rapids
Watertown
South Dakota
Valley City
Minot
Grand Forks
Jamestown
North Dakota
Gus Gades
C. V. Perkins
City board hears protest against plumbing inspector reb appointment
General contractors including B Al Shaw protest Albert Anderson's reappointment as city plumbing inspector citing jealousy among master plumbers. They favor Orville Nenaber or George Hunt for the post. The board delays action on kennel license request and dog licensing plans noting unemployment and postponed finance department appointments.
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Al-Shaw
Albert Anderson
Shaw
Orville Nenaber
George C. Hunt
Harvey Snyder
Frank Avenue
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