Huron Men Will Serve On Board
Mitchell May 2 Appointment at state NYA committees announced by Mrs. Anna C Struble NYA director. Seven members named to general and special educational advisory panels will serve through the next fiscal year. Includes Dr J D Weeks and other college and school leaders from USD Yankton College Huron College Houghton and several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Weeks
University of South Dakota
Christian Larsen
Division of Agriculture
State
Winner
R. ¥. Nawlins
Ferre
Bids Opened on 23 S. D. Highway Projects
Pierre May 28 A bid opening by the South Dakota Highway Commission covered 10 miles of oil surfacing and grading on routes 0 and 12 between Woubay and Ortley. Projects include bridges, railroad crossings, and resurfacing with total costs estimated around 3500. Most work likely awarded late today or tomorrow.
Firemen Of State To Attend School In Mobridge
Several hundred firemen from all sections of South Dakota will meet in Mobridge from May 20 to June 3 for the ninth annual fire school and the 14th annual convention of the South Dakota Firemen's Association. Local departments will compete in demonstrations and tests with purses totaling 140 dollars. Midwestern firefighting authorities will give lectures daily. The Mobridge fire department, supervising arrangements, has planned daily entertainments including street attractions, cos and supper for visiting firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobridge
South Dakota
Alpena High School Graduation Honors 28 Graduates
Alpena May 2 The school year ended with commencement exercises in the high school auditorium. Diplomas were awarded to 28 graduates. The program included a processional by A G Stofhel, invocation by Rev William Born, a mixed chorus, a commencement address by De V A Lowry, a vocal solo by Mrs A C Steel, and diplomas presented by Supt A J Turner. Benediction by Foy Albore Reinin. Graduates listed: Ivan Els, Ben Bentson, Otto Brandenburg, Iy Crawford, Robert Evans, Burl Gray, Inis Hayes, Irwin Hayes, George Kempt, Albert Knox, Avita Mae Kunze, Junior Kunze, Ruth Neuharth, Richard Neusbarth, Berdyne Peet, Kenneth Peterson, Charlotte Phinney, Walter Schmids, Vincent Sheffield, Leonard Shemfeld, Bernice Strong, Jean Tebay, Gladys Teveldant, Wilbue Thompson, Louella Wahl, Erin Wahl, LaVira Winter, Milton Mees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena
A. G. Stoffel
William Born
de V. A. Lowry
A. C. Steel
A. J. Turner
A. J. Algonbros
Foy
Albore Reinin
Ivan Els
Ben Bentson
Otto Brandenburg
Iy Crawford
Robert Evans
Burl Gray
Inis Hayes
Irwin Hayes
George Kempt
Albert Knox
Avita Mae Kunze
Junior Kunze
Ruth Neuharth
Richard Neusbarth
Berdyne Peet
Kenneth Peterson
Charlotte Phinney
Walter Schmids
Vincent Sheffield
Leonard SheMeld
Bernice Strong
Jean Tebay
Gladys Teveldant
Wilbue Thompson
Louella Wahl
Erin Wahl
LaVira Winter
Milton Mees
Sentenced to Jail for Tipsy Driving in Humboldt
William Callagher of Humboldt was sentenced to the maximum term under state law after pleading guilty to tipsy driving. He received ten days in jail, with the exact length stated as the maximum possible for the offense. The incident involved a city road collision and a demolition of a nearby property after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Callagher
Humboldt
Las
Governors land exchange seals Bard Lands Park deed
Governor Leslie Jensen signed deeds transferring 9 780 acres of state owned land within Bard Lands National Monument in Jackson and Pennington Counties in exchange for federal land in Harring County. A second note records Mrs B C Coddington and children leaving Alpena for California for the summer with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
U.S
Pierre
Leslie Jensen
Bard Lands National Monument
Jackson
Pennington
Harring County
Study Club Picnic Hosts Theatre Party In Huron
The Progressive Study Club held its annual outing on May 25. Members traveled to Huron for a theatre party and returned for a picnic supper at the John Bentson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Study Club
Progressive Study Club
Surty Thursdaiy
Huron
Onessey
John Bentson
Counties Short CMTC Quotas in South Dakota
Sioux Falls May reports a 254.5 percent enlistment for the Citizens Military Training Camp in South Dakota, leading the Seventh Corps Area while Nebraska and Arkansas follow. South Dakota had a quota of 3107 youths for camps July 7 to August 5 at Ft Lincoln No D and Ft Snelling Mina with 789 applications. several counties including Hyde McPherson Moody Pennington and others show low completion.
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Sioux Falls
George EB
Keilseh
South Dakota
Gds
Nebraska
Arkansas
Ft. Lincoln
Ft. Snelling
Mina
Helsch
Hyde County
McPherson
Moody
Pennington
Roberig
Spink
Armstrong
Bennet
Brown
Carson
Douglas
Fall River
Haakon
Hand
Stanley
School Teachers Go Home For Vacation CONDE
With the school year ending most Conde teachers have left for home or summer duties. Miss Knox goes to Montrose and Cowling to Iowa, Miss Schaller to Brookings, Miss Cobb to Gaylord, Mina to Turton, and Emma Mannie to Turton. Dorothy Smith and Margaret Price stay. Supt Schultz and Mrs Schultz visit relatives in Watertown and Minnesota. Mr Schuthz to summer school in Minneapolis. C A Vincent to Vermillion.
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Conde
Knox
Scent
Montrose
Cowling
Towa
Catherine Schaller
Brookings
Alma Cobb
Gaylord
Mina
Emma Mannie
Turton
Dorothy Smith
Visit in Fordham and Air Mail Week Report
May 25 special note from Fordham highlights Mia Bethel Cagley and Virginia Smith of Ateldora visiting relatives and friends. Air Mail Week report shows 413 letters mailed locally, 349 included in ten pounds dispatched on the first pick-up last Thursday, per the local postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordham Fordham
Mia
Bethel Cagley
Virginia Smith
Ateldora
Officers Elected By Extension Club MILER
The Home Arts Extension Club held its annual meeting at Mrs. Gorman Nelsons home with Mrs. Howard Selwig assisting in the business portion and naming Mrs. Del Erdon Kman for the coming year and Mrs. Elize Leukner as secretary. Contests directed by Mrs. Lorey Rowse awarded prizes to Netlie McLoughlin a guest, Mrs. Dwyer and Mrs. Verdon. This was the concluding meeting of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Arts Extension Club
Gorman Nelsor
Howard Selwig
Dell ¥Erdonkman
Elize Leukner
Lorey Rowse
Netlie McLoughlin
Dwyer
Verdon
Mrs. Schweppe Hosts Miller Senior Class Evening
Mrs A O Schweppe entertained Miller seniors and adviser Supt Rawse at her home southeast of Miller on Wednesday. About 45 students attended with five absent. The evening featured games and music, lunch served, and assistance from Tone Stubsten and Marvel Schweppe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Schweppe
Miller
A. O. Schwenrz
Rawse
Schweppe
Tone Stub
Sten
Marvel Sehweppe
Hitchcock Pupils Picnic and River Outing
The seventh and eighth grade pupils of Hitchcook school and their teacher John Heineman held a river rest week picnic. After lunch they fished then drove to Lake Dudley for an evening hamburger fry.
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Conde
Ficnics
Ally
Mel's Park
Aberdeen
Hitchcock
C.necinl
Hitchcook School
John Heineman
Lake Dudley
Returns From Iowa Hithcock and Other Local Visits
Local news item records Mrs Mabel Fayne returning home from Shelton Texas after visiting husband Frank Payne. Drusilla Wright stayed with Payne children. Mrs Wesley Willis and daughter Jean visited Heck for weekend. Ralla Kinnison family back from Rapid City. Leach Lake fishing trip for Milburn McKichan family. Fred Boyd returns from Denver to visit son Glen. Eva Baptist visiting Highmore with mother Mae Baptist. Lizzie Williams Jett visits Dodgeville Wisconsin to see five brothers and a sister in Brookings en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Hithcock
Mabel Fayne
Frank Payne
Shelton
Hitchcock
Mra
Lizzie Williams Jett
Dodgeville
Wis
Brookings
Wisconsin
Progressives Spend 330 In Behalf Of Dem Candidates
South Dakota Progressive Federation spent 700 to aid four Democratic candidates in the primary. Oscar Fosheim for governor and Fred Hildebrandt for senator led a list that included Emil Loviks and P. Everett for congress. Donations came from several groups. Fosheim and Bushheld were active in opposing races.
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Everett
Hildebrandt and
Lorike Farm and Labor
Hoasheim
Lorike
Fosheim
Fosheim For Governor Club
Human J. Bushhe
Bush
Governor Club
George J. Danforth
Baccalaureate Held For Miller Seniors
Miller May 25 Mill er services held in city auditorium Sunday evening with the high school orchestra processional and invocation by Rev Albert Marti. High school chorus and girls glee club provided musical numbers. Rev H Stalble preached the sermon titled The Glass of Service. Benediction by Rev Joseph Ancs ews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
City Auditorium
Albert Marti
H. Sthalble
Joseph Ancsews
Ann Schroeder Is Honored At Shower
A miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Ann Schroeder was held at the home of her aunt Mrs. Har old Gilbert 9 LaDelle in Hitchcock. About 30 guests attended with contests awarding prizes to Mable Payne Audrey Van Vorhis and Lucille Bender. Miss Schroeder received many gifts and refreshments were served in the afternoon. A separate notice reports John Kingdon was surprised at his home by friends with whist at four tables and a lune served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Schroeder
Hitchcock
Miss Schroeder
Harold Gilbert
LaDelle
Gilbert
Irvin Paul
Doland
Mable Payne
Audrey van Vorhis
Lucille Bender
Lonely
Bitchcock
John Kingdon
Whistoa
Prince
Perry Dickson
Alma Chaplin
Sarah Dickson
C. A. Fountain
Local visits and summer plans noted in brief
Marvin Carson of Lemmon spent the weekend visiting his mother Mrs. Ethel Carson in Wolsey. Maria Marshall left for Eldred, Minnesota, to work there during the summer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolsey Wolsey
Marvin Carson of
Minnesota
Hitchcock
Miss Maria Marshall Jeft
Eldred
Minny
S D High Schools To Graduate
Pierre reports that nearly 120000 public and parochial students and 8500 teachers will be free for summer. State Superintendent J F Hines estimates rural schools have closed and urban schools will recess late May. About 8400 high school seniors have received diplomas and may pursue college, university or business education next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.D
Pierre
J. F. Hines
PEOs Entertained By Mrs Harry Bard
PEOs held their last regular meeting before vacation on Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs Henny Bard. After business, the afternoon featured current events on assigned topics at Kennington before the hostess served refreshments in the late afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEO
Harry Bard Miller
Henny Bard
Kengington
Extension Club Picnic Set by Alpha Group
The Alpha Extension Club plans a June picnic with ten members and three visitors present at Mrs. Mary Pearsot’s home. Mrs. Roberts led singing, plans were made for an annual club drive in June, committees were appointed, and a book report on The Doctor by Clara Welgsrn and Esther Allen was given by Edgth Myers. Lunch was served at the close by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Alpha Extension Club
Mary Pearsot
Roberts
Edgth Myers
Clara Welgsrn
Esther Allen
Walther League Convention Scheduled at St Johns Church
Howard May 1995 Special Several hundred delegates and guests from across the state are expected for the Walther League convention at St Johns Lutheran Church May 23 and 30. Rev B R Lange of Plankinson presides. Opening sermon by Rev ET Lange of Holy Cross St Louis. Talent Quest at high school auditorium. fellowship dinner by Ladies Aid. Local committee includes Mrs Albert Kroeger Miss Matilda Tester Raymond Haak. District officers listed with names and posts. Rev Walter Nitshke pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Young Peoples' Group
Lutagran Missouri Synod
B. R. Lange
Plankimor
South Dakota Distri
St. John's Walther League
ET Lange
Holy Cross Lutheran Church
St. Louis
Mow
Audibtorium
Ladies Aid
Albert Kroeger
Matilda Tester
Raymond Haak
Tut B. R. Lange
Plankinson
Walter Paul
Sioux Falla
Mattie Parker
Jiuron
Elsie Wegehaupt
Sioux Fally
Walter Nitsehke
Laathy Church
Krueger Farm Summer Visit Plans Noted
May 25 report from Bancroft notes Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krueger of De Smet hosting relatives for summer on their farm. Accompanying guests Rus mond and Arthurs Dirksen will spend their vacation at the Krueger farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft
Henry Krueger
de Smet
Louise Dirkamw
Rusmond
Arthurs Dirksen
Hrueger
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