Allen Pledges Support to South Dakota Governor
Aberdeen November 64 W C Allen republican nominee for governor pledges continued hard work for the state regardless of election outcome. He calls for united effort to lift the state from its low mood and to be ready to profit from rains crops and prices as they come. He offers to work with Governor Berry or successor for the good of the state.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
W. C. Allen
Allen
South
Bryant C C Holds Regular Gathering at Baumback Sugar Bowl
About forty members of the Bryant commercial club met at the Baumback Sugar Bowl for their regular meeting. Dinner was served at 7 o'clock to members guests and entertainers. They adjourned to St Marys ball for readings music and speeches. At the business meeting it was decided to entertain the band taught by Elmer Carey of Waters town and Bryant school faculty at the December meeting.
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Bryant C. C
Bryant
Commercial Club
Baumback Sugar Bowl
St Mary's Ball
Elmer Carey
Waterstown
Bryant School
Blunt Church Plans Resume Services and Ladies Group
The Blunt M. E. church resumes services with Rev. Mr. Bullock of Pierre to preach Sunday afternoons. A Ladies Aid group is organized with Mrs. Cale Mercer as president. The next meeting will be at the Mercer home east of Blunt on Nov 2, with all invited.
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Blunt
M. F
Bullock
Pierre
Cale Mercer
Blast
Blunt Pupils Have Series of Parties
The Blunt schools hosted multiple Halloween events last week. In the afternoon rooms for 5th to 8th grades under Mr Bevcon held an all grades party. Dormitory girls hosted a gymnasium social for dormitory boys Tuesday evening and the high school boys were given a party.
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Blunt
Bevcon
Gary
Children Party Highlights Bryant Halloween Celebration
Bryant citizens hosted a Halloween party for youngsters with eight class floats marching down Main Street to the ice rink. A bonfire and Weiner roast followed with prizes for best costumes and largest class. Teachers organized games and the event drew praise for orderly conduct.
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Bryant Bryant
Bryant
Main Street
Immoral Movies Protested by Brookings Luther League
Brookings on November 6 saw Young People's Luther League members adopt resolutions opposing indecent movies shown in America and current liquor laws. They urged voters to reject the prohibition repeal amendment at tomorrow's polls. Newly elected officers for the next two years were Rev. L. A. Pierson as president, Rev. O. M. Ensberg as vice president, Miss Alyce Dubral as secretary, and Normal Nelson as treasurer.
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Brookings
America
Young People’s Luther League
League
L. A. Pierson
Madison
O. M. Ensberg
Beresford
Alyce Dubral
Normal Nelson
Sioux Falls
Johnson Takes Church Office
Aberdeen November 1 1934 Dr Ray M Johnson named by the South Dakota council of religious education to devote full time to its work with headquarters in Huron He comes from Connecticut has held similar posts in Ohio and New Hampshire He holds degrees from Ottenbein College Bonebrake The Yale Ph D will direct summer camps vacation church schools day schools and leadership training The state convention in Aberdeen June 11 12 13 aims to attract about 6000 at twenty five cents per member Brown County pledged 1000 locally Executives praise the appointment as a boost for religious education in the state
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
Ottenbein College
Bonebroke Theological Seminary
Dayton
Ohio
Yale
Council of Religious Education
Brown County
Johnson
Benefit Movie For Gettysburg School
Gettysburg reports a charity screening at the Palace theatre by manager Epener to show The Richest Girl of the West on November 16 and 17 on a percentage basis. Proceeds aid the Gettysburg high school athletic association and classes, reducing the need to appeal to the board of education for annual funds.
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Gettysburg School
Gettysburg
Epener
The
Palace Theatre
Athletic Association
Gettysburg High School
Board of Education
Woonsocket High Carnival Set For Friday Night
Woonsocket high school announces its tenth annual carnival to raise funds for school activities. A main show features a minstrel event and a play along with a tea room fortune telling booth games of skill and other attractions. Each class competes for the girl to represent them in the event with seniors nominating Viola Ait juniors Alicia Noble sophomores Lucile Hixker and freshmen Louise Bergeson.
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Woonsocket High
Woonsocket
Viola Ait
Alicia Noble
Lucile Hixker
Louise Bergeson
Corn Hog Contracts Mailed From Potter County
Eighty percent of Potter County corn hog contracts were sent to Washington for the second payment. The remaining twenty percent await landlord signatures and evaluation of pig production. Final hog counts due December 1 with penalties if quotas are not met.
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Potter Gettysburg
Fotter
Washington
Louis L. Thompson
Jack
Lot
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