Charter Members Honored By WRC
Frankfort on May 26 Special two charter members Mrs Hattie Marlinsen and Mrs Malvian Sullivan received honor pins as the Frankfort Woman's Relief Crops marked the 25th anniversary of the local chapter. A full program featured speeches readings reminiscences music and a pot luck supper for about 50 guests.
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Frankfort
Hattie Marlinsen
Malvian Sullivan
America
Florence Jones
Margin Schone
Alice Anderson
Aedeen Jones
Asa
L. A. Peterson
Martinsen and Sullivan
Alice Peterson
Ella Hilkemeier
Jennie Wolner
Alice Baird
Streenz
Barbara Robinson
Esther van Houten
Mary Hall
Irene King
Eva Phillips
Eighteen CCC Camps Planned in South Dakota
The Civilian Conservation Corps will operate eighteen camps in South Dakota through September 3. Director Robert Fechner announced a program expanding sites in national forests, soil conservation, reclamation, and state and national parks. Camps will be located at Roubaix Pace tola Custer Hill City Deadwood Columbia Martin Alcester Hurch Fort Meade Fruitdale Hot Springs Blue Bell Chamberlain with four at Custer and two at Roubaix.
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CCC
Pierre
Civilian Conservation Corps
South Dakota
Robert Fechner
Bureau of Biological Survey
Reclamation Bureau
Roubaix
Pacetola
Custer
Hill City
Deadwood
Columbia
Martin
Alcester
Hurch
Fort Meade
Fruitdale
Hot Springs
Blue Bell
Chamberlain
Cuseter
Yankton Pioneer Dies At Age 83
Joehn McKelvie 83 a long time Yankton County resident died from injuries after a fall from a barn roof at his Guyville home. He struck the back of his head and injured his back, death occurring days later. Funeral services were held at Yankton Methodist Church. Mrs W F Lester of Vivian La visited her sister Mrs J R Folmie in Erwin May 20.
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Yankton
Joehn McKelvie
Yankton County
Guyville
Erwis Erwin
Lester
Vivian, la
J, R, Folmie
Memorial Day Observed in Miller with Services
Memorial Day will be observed in Miller on Monday May 30 with a service at the G A R cemetery starting 10 a.m. The program includes city band selections prayer by Rev Albert Hartt Memorial Day address by Roger Campbell Aberdeen graveside decorations flagpole assembly firing squad salute taps and stores closed all day Ex-service men meet at Legion hall 9 a.m.
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Miller Miller
Miller
Albert Hartt
Roger Campbell
Aberdeen
Flag Pole
Legion Hall
Law School Graduate Vincent Antle Seeks Commencement Honors
Vermillion May 26 Vincent Antle DeSmet is a candidate for graduation from the University of South Dakota Law School at the June 6 commencement. He attended Coe College Cedar Rapids Yowd as a freshman captain of the freshman team and member of Campus Players leading in Figs. Sophomore and junior years at Hutan College earned a basketball letter. He joined Turon Dramatic at the university, with roles in Smiling Thru Skidding and Minuet. He has been social chairman and secretary of Delta Tau Delta and won a track numeral his first year. He was part of Big Hearted Herbert and is a member of Strollers and KUSD announcer for the university radio.
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Vermillion
Vincent Antle
DeSmet
Law School
University of South Dakota
Antle
Coe College
Cedar Rapid
Yowd
Hutan College
Turon
Ting
University
Delta ‘Tau Delta
Herbert
Antic
Strollers
KUSD
Watertown Lawyer Seeks Nomination for Railroad Commissioner
Watertown attorney Arthur H. Hasche announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for the South Dakota railroad commissioner in the second district. He seeks delegates to the state convention as a non factional candidate. Hasche is a University of South Dakota LLB graduate with 24 years in law practice and World War II veteran.
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Watertown
Arthur H. Hasche
Repubs
South Dakota
Hasche
University of South Dakota
Lake Preston
Haseke
County Can Prevent Building Removals
Pierre May 2 The attorney general's office ruled that a county may protect its tax lien by preventing removal of buildings on land under a ten year installment contract for delinquent taxes. The opinion says the lien and obligation do not cease until all payments are complete, so removal is barred during the contract term.
De Smet Students Hold Annual Picnics
De Smet May 26 Special High school classes and advisers left for annual picnics. Juniors with Miss Martha Schroeder Miss Dorothy Rockwell and L H Bruhn headed to Lake Kampeska for a day of picnicking beating roller skating and eating. Sophomores with Miss Lucille Gunderson went to Lake Campbell for their fun. Junior high with Miss Zara Coburn and Bajuniemi visited MidHway Park near Brookings for a picnic.
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Zara Colburn
Bajuniemi
Midhway Park
Brookings
Hearings Set On Game Refuge Plans Across Missouri River
Public hearings will consider creating a game refuge along the Missouri River from Nebraska to the North Dakota line. State Game and Fish Director QO H Johnson announced hearings in counties along the river, with dates from May 31 to June 3, inviting public input for or against the refuge proposal.
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Wheeler Bridge
Game and Fish Department
Lake Andes
Burke
Fairfax
Platte
Chamberlain
Gann Valley
Highmoore
Onida
P. m
Gettysburg
Selby
Mound City
Mobridge
McLaughlin
Trail City
Fort Pierre
Kermebec
Pierre
Clifford's Ice Cream Store Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation for Clifford's Ice Cream Store of Sioux Falls filed with secretary of state. Capital stock set at $25,000. Incorporators are Clifford, Mery and Ida Halverson, all of Sioux Falls.
Lane youths attend county religious education meeting
A group of Lane youngsters joined the County Council for Religion Education at Wessington Springs on Sunday afternoon. The event featured a program and picnic supper, followed by attendance at the Huron Methodist choir concert at the Wessington Springs M E Church in the evening.
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Lane
County Council For Religion Education
Wessington Springs
Huron Methodist Choir
M. E
Sioux Falls Men Held On Charges Of Postal Embezzling
Clarence B. Britton of Fletcher is held on $1,000 bail and indicted on postal embezzlement charges at the Pierre term. William Erickson of near Humboldt is held as a federal prisoner for alleged illegal liquor manufacturing. Harold Bell of Sioux Falls was released on $3,000 bond for October court appearance.
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Sioux Palls
Clarence B. Britton
Fletcher
United States
Charles W. Robertson
Britton
Pierre
Robertson
William Erickson
Near Hureboldt
Harold Bell
Sioux Falls
Rural Credit Board Cuts Bond Rate in State Saving
The South Dakota Rural Credit Board reported it saved about $33,000 by exercising an option on callable bonds and reissuing them at a quarter percent lower interest. The $998,000 issue, series A of 2al, carried 4 percent and due 1951, was resold at 3.75 percent through a syndicate led by First National Bank and Northwest Security Bank of Sioux Falls, yielding an estimated overall saving of $83,000 for the rest of the term.
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Rural Credit Board
Pierre
South Dakola
First National Bank
Northwest Security National Bank of Sioux Filis
Teachers Announce Plans For Summer
Lake Preston teachers outline summer plans as schools close. Supt A A Coulson will attend summer school at Brookings to pursue a master’s degree. Meyee Engen to Mankato Narima for physical education. Mrs Marian Conklin at State College summer session. Others return home or stay for local projects.
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Lake Preston
Supt
A. A. Coulson
Brookings
Mey
Ee Engen
Mankato Narima
Marian Conklin
State College
H. B. Ashbaugh
Gladys Lees
Agnes Johnson
Naples
Gladys Kittelsorf
Garden City
Frank Vixo
Valley City
N. C
Alice Mitchell
Family Reunion Held At Lindebak Home
A Sunday family gathering near here at the Chris Lindebak home drew relatives including Ed Lindebak and children, Jens Jensen and family, Grandma Lindebak, Mrs Hayes Cunningham and children, Harold Cunningham and Bernice Kearney of Huron, the Vernon Anderson family of Woonsocket, the Kater family, and the Ellsworth family of Alpena.
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Chris Lindebak
Ed Lindebak
Jens Jensen
Grandma Lindebak
Hayes Cunningham
Harold Cunningham
Bernice Kearney
Huron
Vernon “Anderson
Woonsocket
Ber: Kater
George Ellsworth
Alpena
Judge Hughes Denies Tax Restraining Order
Circuit Judge John F. Hughes refused to block the site taxation department from collecting retail sales tax on commodities used in payment for wheat or farm products. He dismissed Gettysburg Milling Company’s suit and vacated a temporary restraining order.
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Hughes
Pierre
John F. Hughes
Gettysburg Milling Company
Blunt
Ben. Huddleston
Huron
Peter Griffin
Clue Added By Federal Agents In Drew Case
The FBI contributed another clue in the search for a missing Chamberlain youth Dwight Drew. Hair samples from a skeleton found on Missouri River land and from Drew’s clothes were deemed very similar but not conclusive for identification. Sheriff Farnsworth leads the investigation with hair analysis pending. The missing youth has been out since August 6 and his parents cannot yet confirm the other items found.
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Farnsworth
Drew
Erwin High School Holds Baccalaureate Service
The Erwin high school senior class of 17 was honored as Rev. Mr. Christensen delivered the baccalaureate sermon at the community church. Musical numbers included the high school girls trio and Esther Tulle with a solo. graduating members listed.
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Erwin
Mr. Christensen
Erwin Contreaptional
Esther Tulle
Juanita Anderson
Marjorieoohannesen
Margaret Coulson
Elwood Wolkow
Ralph Vincent
Phyllis Elmer Sorensen
Clarence New
Ro Ind Hodges
Ruby Holton
Andrew Hilverson
Roy Springer
Charlotte Munger
George Stevens
Jog Stewn
June Jen~ Jsen
John Selwmete
Prospective Brides Honored At Shower in Yale
Miss Kathryn Davis and Miss Lois Davis co hosted a bridal shower for Miss Lily Martin at the Davie home on Saturday. Guests enjoyed embroidery of towels and a buffet luncheon with a centerpiece of a bride and groom. Gifts were unwrapped after luncheon.
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Yale
Kathryn
Lois Davis
Lily Et Martin
Davie
Miss Davis
Miss Martin
Underpinning Capitol At Pierre
Foundations of the capitol building in Pierre will be underpinning to prevent settling. A WPA project with $59,597 from the federal government and $23,672 from the emergency building fund provided by the state. Arrangements are being made to secure the special equipment needed for the work.
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Capitol
Pierre Pierre
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