State Will Have More Hard Roads
Pierre May 25 UP Completion of 170.77 miles of hard surface road this summer will raise South Dakota to nearly 1100 miles of oil and concrete roads. State highway engineer Fret Shrader reported that the system now totals 675.66 miles oil surfaced and 245.36 miles concrete paved. Future work adds 151.87 miles oil and 28.80 miles concrete. once finished hard surfaced routes near 1089.79 miles. Exact mileage for further hard surfacing depends on available funds.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Fret
Shrader
Schroder
Highway Department
South
Dako
Sant On
Mia Siles
Federal 47
State
Honor Students Take No Tests at Harrold School
Honor roll lists seniors Elber Zoller June Zoller Carl Wincker Leonard Williamson. juniors Nick Schmitts. sophomores Regius Hoffman Len Milles Margarets Sehavi. Barbara Schinitt Elsie Ryan Rosalie Anderson Vivian Asidersay. seventh and eighth grades Verona Hobart Ars Tou Wasmund Wasmund Rosalie Anderson.
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Harold
Seveneen
Harrold
Elber Zoller
Jnne Zoller
Carl Wincker
Leonard Williamson
Nick
Schmitts Sophoneres
Regius Hoffman
Len Milles
Maurgares Sehavi
Barbara Schinitt
Elsie Ryan
Nice Suhn
Raymond Misterek
Wil
Verona Hobart
Ars Tou Wasmund
Rosalie Anderson
Vivian Asidersay
Memorial Program Remains in De Smet Union Hall
The De Smet Memorial program at Union Memorial Field featured Prelude, Mrs Plurald Richardson, Rev L A Johnson, and J Warkentin with anthems. Daughters of Union Veterans provided a benediction. Superintendent L Vernon to present the Memorial Day address at De Smet schools.
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Lnion Mermorial
de Smei DE Aval
Mzykb
Plurald Richardson
L. A. Johnson
J. Warkentin
Johnson
Merle
Daughters of Union Veterans
Shannon County Vote Omission In Canvass Discovered
The official canvass of the May 3 Republican Second district congressional primary omitted Shannon County's vote. Secretary of State Myrtle Morrison said the revision adds 10,14 votes for Franklin Case of Custer and increases other candidates' totals slightly.
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Shannon County
Pierre
Myrtle Morrison
Winder
Francis Case
Custer
Birth of Daughter for Halvorson Couple
My and Mrs Marvin Halvorson announce the birth of a daughter on Wednesday at the home of Mrs A Back, the mother of the new mother, in De Smet.
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Horn DE Smet
Mrs
Marvin Halvorson
Halvorson
A. Back
Concert Open Air Band Will Be Conducted by Darling
The f font open air band concert of the season is set for Wednesday evening in St Lawrence. Under the direction of bandmaster LaRoy Darling the program will be performed by the ensemble.
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ST. Lawrence
LaRoy Darling
Delegates To Get No Expense Money
Pierre May 2 Delegates to Republican and Democratic state conventions at Pierre on June 2 and July 14 must pay their own expenses. Secretary of State Myrtle Morrison notes the change, as prior to 1933 delegates were paid 5 cents a mile. The 1933 session eliminated mileage payments from the state convention statute.
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Pierre
Myrtle Morrison
Beard Is Speaker At Harrold Graduation
Harrold High School held commencement exercises. Graduates receiving diplomas include Odella Born Ella Zoller Irene Zoller Doris Larson Helen Berrian John Huber Lee Parlin Carol Winckler Leonard Williamson. Speaker was Riveney W. Beard state supervisor of agricultural education. Ella Zoller valedictorian Carl Winckler salutatorian.
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Harbouu
Sity
Harrold
Odella Born
Ella Zoller
Irene Zoller
Doris Larson
Helen Berrian
John Huber
Lee Parlin
Carol Winckler
Leonard Williamson
Riveney W. P. Beard
Carl Winckler
Poppy Day Sale Successful in Miller Event
Members of the VFW and American Legion Auxiliaries, with recruited workers, conducted the annual Poppy Day campaign in Miller. More than $100 worth of poppies were sold. Prizes awarded by the American Legion Auxiliary went to Frances Schwaste Betsy Glennon and Butler. The VFW Auxiliary distributed prizes proportional to poppies sold.
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Miller *Iller
V.flw
American
Legion Auxilinties
Caservanca
Miller
American Legion Auxiliary
Butler
Frances Schwaste
Betsy Glennon
V. F. W. Auxiliary
Department Heads Visit Miller VF W
Aberdeen department head Charlotte Muntel attended the latest W P W A meeting at Miller VF W and inspected the organization’s work. One new member was initiated as Frances Sweeney of Sioux Falls also attended. Gifts were presented to both Rugs by the focal unit amid a social hour.
De Smet Graduation Set For Wednesday Evening
De Smet to hold commencement on Wednesday in the high school gymnasium with Rev W L Johnson delivering the sermon on The Journey of Life. The program includes invocation prayer scripture hymns by the congregation and selections by the girl’s chorus. Doris Blackmer and Marjute Linton perform a piano duet. Dean Woodruff of Sioux Falls to be speaker.
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W. L. Johnson
J. M. Warkenda
Newtons and Highmore Host Unannounced Housewarming
May 1 Highmore report notes the W Newton family hosted an informal housewarming Friday with about 30 neighbors attending unannounced. Refreshments were provided by local residents. The Newtons recently moved from Wolsey, with Mr Newton taking over the T G A Store.
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Newtons
Highmore
W. ©. Newton
Svere
Wolsey
Newton
Woonsocket High presents Out of the Night comedy mystery
Woonsocket High School's senior class staged the three act comedy mystery Out of the Night at the municipal Auditorium amid rain. Cast included Keith Webster Don Reider Alicia Taylor Baliziey Rosalie Baliziey Benjamin Basham Robert Oddy Palmer Sell Robert Crosswait LaVerne Walter and Theresa Trudeau. Play written by Harald Hutchinson and Margery Williams produced with Samuel French of New York.
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Woonsocket High
Woonsocket
Woonsocket High School
Municipal Auditorium
Keith Webster
Don Reider
Alicia Tyoble
Rosalie Baliziey
Benjamin Basham
Robert Oddy
Palmer Sell
Robert Crosswait
LaVerne Walter
Ellsworth Family Reunion Held Near Lene Bundsy
Mr and Mrs Leslie Ellsworth and children of Bonilla attended a reunion at the Art Savile home near Lene Bundsy. About 15 families participated in the gathering serving a cafeteria style meal.
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Bonilla
Leslie Ellsworth
Art Savile
Lene Bundsy
George Ellsworth
Dinoee
Contests For Demo Selections Reflect South Dakota Delegates
A secretary of state compilation shows at least 85 of 69 counties represented in the South Dakota Democratic convention at Pierre on July 14, with several counties like Armstrong, Kingsbury absent. Delegates from counties are listed with names, counties, and vote tallies. convention will choose eight state offices, name party officials, and draft a 1936 platform, with 172,228 total projected votes if all counties participate.
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Pove Ernor
Suditor
Armstrong
Readin
Stile Nickolich
A. Fuller
Huron
W. G. Denison
Virgil
Brookings
A. H. Moe
White
J. W. Cross
B. Rhian
Elkton
Brown
Frank L. Lieh
Lowe
Aberdeen
Rena Webster
Frederick
Buffalo
Alvin Heather
Gus
Peterson
Gann Valley
Daniel Quilt
Clark
George F. Swisher
Henrix
W. P. Tobin
J. F. Gavin
Vie Erma
Cotlington
Mar Sheafe
R. H. Kein
Ver G. We
Milter
Hughes
Ray P. Pool
Yankton Honors Steffen and Hohenthaner in Okoboji
Ripley Onida Pauly Steffen Okobo ro Yankton 6 916 William Burgi Chaz Egan and Pater Hohenthaner Yankton.
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Ripley
Onida
Pauly Steffen
Okoboro
Yankton
William Burgi
Chaz
Egan
Pater Hohenthaner
Farmers Union To Have Reva Roundup
A notice from W O Egoland of Gienivit S D announces the Lith district Farmers Union Roundup will be at Reva on June 6 and 7. The June convention blends innas meeting round up and picnic with swill draw delegations from the west river region and visitors from neighboring states. Reva lies at the base of the Slim Burtt range in open livestock country and about five hundred head of antelope roam the foot hills.
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Gasca Vili
Ly Moy 4U
W. O. Egoland
Gienivit
S.D
Farmers Union
Reva
Innas
West River
Slim Burtt
Memorial Sunday Services at Clark Congregational Church
Memorial Sunday services were held at the Congregational Church in Clark with Rev Henry delivering the address on world problems and their relation to peace and war. About 200 members of the American Legion and Auxiliary attended. the choir presented several renditions and a quartet by Hess, Clark, Punkonjn, and Headley with Miss Vada Headley on piano. Legion and Auxiliary will assist in services on Memorial Day.
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Clark Clark
Sune Day
Fr. Henry
Armerican Legion
Aruiliary
Bernard Hess
Sterling Clark
de. G. C. Punkonjn
Wilmay Headley
Vada Headley
Henry
Legion
Auxiliary
Montovia
Boat Capsizes. San Francisco Boy Drowns Near Sixth Street Bridge
A one year old? No, a boy named Clarence Fish, son of Ray Fish a county highway department employee, drowned when a boat capsized in a deep pool near the Sixth Street Bridge yesterday afternoon. Firemen struggled over thirty minutes to recover the body after Donald Peterson, 12, failed in a rescue attempt.
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Clarence Fish
Sixth Street
Yesterdaay
Donald Peterson
Ray Fish
Safe robber Hale Kenzie dies after leg injury
Hale Kenzie an ex convict linked to several Iowa and South Dakota safe robberies died in a Sioux City hospital after a second leg amputation operation. He had used alias names including Hale Me Kenzie George Gates George Eastman and George Thomas. Authorities said he had served time for a depot robbery in Sioux Falls and had lived near Ellis South Dakota.
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Sioux City
Hale Kanzie
Iowa
South Dakota
Kenzie
Hale MeKenzie
George Gates
George Eastman
George Thomas
Baccalaureate Address for Clark Seniors
Clark High School held its annual baccalaureate in the school auditorium with Rev Fr ONeill delivering the address. Invocation by Rev Page, benediction by Rev Henry. The class of 50 in caps and gowns entered to the high school orchestra, a double quartet performed, and graduate Geraldine Keen sang Tim Sure I Shall Not Pass This Way Again with Miss Marjorie Caldwell on piano.
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Qclark High School
Fr. O'Neill
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Clark Methodist Church
F. E. Henry
Congregational Church
Orcher
Geraldine Keenan
Tim
Marjorie Caldwell
Lane Child Better After Transfusion
Lane area report notes Mrs. Wil lum Schwabauer and Norma Jean Schwabauer, ill with praumania and complications at Mitchell hospital, received a blood transfusion from the mother. patient is recovering, bed rest expected another week. In De Smet, born May 16, a son was welcomed at the local hospital, with Vernon Exzigvcon and Lang families recovering from other illnesses.
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Lane
Willum Schwabauer
Norma Jean
Methodist Hospital
Mitchell
DE Smet
Mra
Vernon Exzigvcon
Seek Smugglers On S D Border
ST. PAUL May 26 A state liquor commission enhanced its border inspection along the South Dakota line after reports of large alcohol smuggling into Minnesota. South Dakota allows alcohol, but Minnesota treats it as contraband. Minnesota liquor commissioner David Arundel said about 80 gallons had been confiscated so far.
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ST. Paul
State Liquor Commission
South Dakota
Minnesota
David Arundel
One Killed Five Injured In Crash Near Grenville
One man, Frank Ketler, 46, Eden farmer, died in a two car collision three miles north of Grenville near Pickerel Lake on Sunday night. R McDonald of Aberdeen, driving a car that struck the Ketler vehicle, survived with severe shock. Mrs Ketler and nephew Eugene sustained injuries and were treated at Webster hospital. Joan Ketler and other survivors listed.
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Maya
Une
Grenville
Pickerel Lake
Frank 2. Ketcer
Eden Farmer
R. McDonald
Aberdeen
Kettler
Cowles Pleads Guilty in Bank Embezzlement Case
Warren G. Cowles former bank vice president and cashier in Farmers State Bank of Flandzenu admitted embezzling about $2,000. Circuit Judge John T. McCoskys sentenced him to five years in prison after the court heard the total shortage was around $3,000.
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iCowles
Sioux Falls
Warren G. Cowles
Farmers’ State Bank of
Pleads Guilty To Defrauding Charge In Federal Court
Mire John Hare of Howard pleaded guilty in federal court to a mail fraud charge. She prepared orders to mail order houses and sent checks to pay for goods, returning portions of some items. Sentence was deferred and she was placed on probation.
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John Hare
Howard
Paving Begins on Highway in Miller area
May 26 Miller report notes final survey for concrete pavement on highway 1b. Work spans 14.17 miles from Highway 44 junction north of Miller to Third Street city limits. Woodrich Construction Company of Minneapolis holds the contract at 49,687.92 dollars. Equipment arrived. foreman says work will start immediately.
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Miller
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