Cavour High School Holds Diplomas for Ten Seniors
Ten members of the Cavour High School class of 194? received diplomas at commencement in the school auditorium. Eleanor Burgeson gave the salutatory, Hannah Hines the valedictory, and Patricia O Keefe delivered the class address. Six other graduates included Bernadette Vath, Hanna Hines, Bernice Lan, James Brinkman, Eva Martin, Lucille Maag, Margaret Rudy and LeRoy Pier. The program featured addresses by Mrs. Augusta Wider and Mrs. Eli Martin, songs by the glee club, and a benediction by the Rev K Bunting.
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Cavour
Cavour High School
Eleanor Burgeson
Bernadette Vath
Hanna Hines
Bernice Lan
James Brinkman
Eva Martin
Patricia O'Keefe
Lucille Maag
Margaret Rudy
LeRoy Pier
Helen Cars
K. Bun
Hannah Hines
Anna Hachaugit
Eli Martin
Betty Dolenbacher
Eva Scheid
Lupy
Gordon Patterson
Martin
Picardy
Lew Club
Lew Club, and the Benediction By the Rev. K. Batting
Straw Hat Day Declared In Huron With Wide Hat Styles
Mayor Kent proclaims Thursday May 25 as Straw Hat Day urging Huronians to wear new straw toppieces. Merchants promise the broadest selection in years with wide ranges from 1 sen nets to Panamas and Jeghorns and sporty straw weaves.
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Huron
BR Kent
Kent
Huron Apparel
Wallace Credited With Victory In Farm Policy Stand
Congressional sources credit Secretary Wallace with a clear victory against major changes to the farm program this year. Senator Lucas of Illinois says there is no chance for a revision this session and notes the plan provides direct benefits to about 6 million of 7 million farm families.
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Lucas
Washington
Congressional
Wallace
Tlinois
Senate
Sesson
House
Beneft
Funeral for William Zimmerman Held in Sioux Falls
May 23 Montrose, Rolla Kenison and daughter Clea attended the funeral of William Zimmerman 63, brother of Mrs. Kenison, burial in Sioux Falls. Mrs. Kenison is under care at Hearth of her daughter Mrs. Carol Sickies in Rapid City, where she had gone last week to visit.
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Bonilla
Rolla Kenison
Clea
Montrose
William Zimmerman
Kenison
Sioux Falls
Carol Sickies
Rapid City
Apa
Guernsey Breeder Adds Registered Cattle to Herd
John Spader, a noted Guernsey breeder from the Drakela neighborhood, bought two registered animals from F T Helfelfinger farm at Wayzuta Mina. The purchases include a bull Highcroft Keeper's Theodore 269,454 and a cow Highsroft Fanciful 578,270.
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DE Smet
John Spader
Guernsey
Drakela
F. T. Helfelfinger
Wayzuta
Mina
Highcroft Keeper
Theodore
High- Sroft
Visitation notes from Blunt and local trip
Melvin Seeley of Madison visited Blunt with his parents Ashley and Mrs. Ashley Seeley. Mrs. Charles Fisher and her children returned home to Cavour after visiting Clifford Fisher. The senior class led by Supt Harold Munson Mrs. Ted McGuire left Blunt for a several day trip through the Rock Hills.
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Blunt Blunt
Melvin Seeley
Madison
Blunt
Mrs. Ashleyley
Charles Fisher
Cavour
Clifford
Trip Blunt
Harold Munson
Ted McGuire
The
Rock Hills
Blumenrader Family Visit Highlights Local News
Mrs Philip Blumenrader of Highmore spent the past week at the home of her daughter Mrs Ed Marsh. The visit was reported in this special item dated May 23.
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Blunt
Philip Blumenrader
Highmore
Ed Marsh
Gold Used As Bait To Lure More Latin American Trade
The Roosevelt administration seeks to expand Latin American trade by using gold as leverage through credits from the export import bank. Brazil has received over 50 million dollars, with Nicaragua Cuba Chile and Uruguay among others showing interest. Europe remains the dominant market, but U S salesmanship aims to widen access as Latin American purchases rise. The United States supplied about 35 percent of Latin American imports and bought about 31 percent of their exports, with Britain and Canada as other large partners.
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U.S
Irving Perimeter
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Brazil
Nicaragua
Cuba
Chile
Uruguay
Germany
Europe
Latin America
Commerce Department
United Kingdom
Canada
Global sales figures show Canada leading U S buyers
Canada led sellers in the United States market with 260000000, followed by Japan with 193900000 and the United Kingdom with 118000000 in a report noting total transactions of 468000000 and Japan buying 239000000.
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Japan
Canada
United States
United Kingdom
Services Held For Micheal Michalski
Funeral services were held Monday at the Catholic Church in Clark for Micheal Michalski a Clark County farmer who died at his home northwest of Willow Lake last Thursday after a sudden heart attack. Father O Niel officiated. He leaves his wife and four children.
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Micheal Michalski
Willow Lake
Clark
Clark County
Father O'Niel
Michalski
Wo mens Relief Corps Plans Summer Meeting Schedule
The regular Wo mens Relief Corps meeting in Frankfort was led by Florence Jones. Plans for Memorial Day were made and the group decided to hold one meeting monthly during the summer months starting July 1. Lunch was served by Mrs. H Streenz and her band.
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Frankfort
Bonilla Girl Honored Candidate for WSGA President
Miss Gwendolyn Baptivaledic torian of the 1936 class at Northern State Teacher’s College was named candidate for president of the Women’s Self Government Association. She is pursuing a four year program at NSTC and is active in campus affairs.
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Bonilla
Gwendolyn
Women’s Self Government Association of Northern State Teacher's College
Baptist
N.S. T
Straw Bonnets and New Weaves Hit Markets
The article notes straw bonnets gaining color and novelty with green tap and Tyrolean shapes, plus sponge bands. Progressives favor Madagascar 3 woven bonnets, natural straw colors appear, college students try knotted heavy bonnets, and Tahitian straw from the South Seas is praised for softness and comfort. The coconut is mentioned in the climb.
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South Seas
Reception Held For Bonilla Pastor
A May 23 reception at Bonilla Church welcomed the Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Whitt and Mrs. Anna Haznec mother of Mrs. Waits to their former charge. Hymn guessing yielded Mrs. Tollak Tollefson victory with runners up Mrs. Mabel McKichan and Mr. Lahren. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Ethel Peterson Mrs. Roland May and Mrs. William Radtke.
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Bonilla
J. P. [Whitt
Waits
Anna Haznec
Ethel Peterson
Roland May
William Radtke
Blunt Welcomes Emerald Reinecke Family Visit
May 23 special notice shows Mr. and Mrs. Emerald Reinecke and child arriving in Blunt for a social visit with friends and relatives in the area. Mrs. Reinecke formerly Elaine Howard.
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Blunt
Emerald Reinecke
Beulah, Wyo
Reinecke
Elaine Howard
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