Redfield Juniors Rehearse The Eyes of Tlalloc Play
Redfield November 15 Special reports rehearsals for the junior class mystery play The Eyes of Tlalloc to be staged Friday November 20 at the high school auditorium. Cast of 12 selected from over 70 auditioning includes Amanda Simmons Nancy Howe and Pepita with Nerine Beekman as Salvador del Santos and Edward Minnick as Ezra Simmons.
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Redfield
Tlalloc
Arizona
Nina Zeller
Milldred Jeétnéss
Amanda Simpeins
LeRoy Schmidt
Ezra Smmpkins
Rancho de Loy Amitas
Tommy Miker
Edward Minnick
Mary Lemna Coleman
Nancy Howe
Howeed Mavicw
Nawn
Arthur Beekman
Salvador del Santos
Belle Abery
Pepita
Doc
Ropers
Ralph DeNoon
Robam Pennington
Virginia Lee Byrd
Wancey
Fried
Wyla Brown
Pat Gillis
Nancy
Winifred Ames
Ernest Manrones
Preston Declamation Contest Sees 14 Contestants
In Lake Preston on Tuesday evening 14 contestants competed in the local declamatory meet judged by Miss Ethel Gunnison of Madison. Lucile part in the craterieal division with The Big Parade Dorothy Al acth won in poetry with The Highwayman and Rosamond Dix won dramatic with The Least of Thess. Winners advance to the district contest at Troquois on November 20.
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Preston
Lake Preston
Ethel Gunnison
Madison
Lucile
Dorothy Alacth
Rosamond Dixon
Pease
Troquois
St Lawrence Senior Class Presents Comedy Play
St Lawrence senior class will present the comedy The Path Across the Hill in the school gym Friday night November 13. The cast includes Jon Conrad Maxine Conrad Max Thompson Conrad Mitton Becker Betty McCaughey Lottie Davis Franc Abbott Jimmie Reed Robert Post and others. Miss Inox B Rhostles directed the play about a Conrad home in an eastern village where love and revenge clash.
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St. Lawrence
Fol
Jons
Roi Conrad
Maxine Ay
Grandpa Conrad
Max Thompson Conrad
Mitton Becker
Grandma Davi
Betty McCaughey
Lottie Davis
Franc Abbott
Jimmie Reed
Robert Post
Hubert Greyel
Salamander
Ad! Fle
Wilma Ford
Inox B. Rhostles
Thaedlon
Conrad
Hitchcock Declamatory Winners Named for District Contest
Hitchcock High School will be represented at Miller on November 9 by John Minsdon oratory Mavis Paul dramatic reading and Del-Cinnie Decker poetry. They won the local contest among several contestants. Miss Ruth Cirson is the speech director.
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Hitchcock
Hitchcock High School
Miller
John Minsdon
Mavis Paul
del- Cinnie Decker
Ruth Cirsom
Reefer
Eastern Star Holds Wessington Meeting
The Order of the Eastern Star met in a stated governing Tuesday evening. Regular business was conducted and the officers practiced for the affiliation ceremony to be presented at the world meeting. The evening included plans for the next meeting and the election of 1937 officers.
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Eastern Star
Wessington
Order of the Eastern Star
Wolseley presents Fairies operetta on November 13
Wolseley grades showcased the operetta Fairies Are Really Truly in two three act performances on November 13. Receipts totaled 51337 in local currency.
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Wolsey
Redfield Woman Is Honored By Legion
Redfield woman, formerly national vice president of the American Legion Auxiliary, named to the national rehabilitation committee. Appointment ratified in Indianapolis by national President Mrs. Oscar W. Hales. Mrs. Paulson to chair Area D, directing welfare for World War I veterans, especially those disabled by war activities.
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Redfield
Legion
DFIET
Egton de Emt
Naional
American Union Auxiliary
National Rehabilitation Committee
Auxiliary
Indianapolis
Ind
Oscar W. Hales
Paulson
Promai
Armistice Day Observed At Preston Lake
Armistice Day was observed at Preston Lake with an American Legion program in the high school auditorium led by Commander Walter Dorman. Rev. J. S. Robinson of Redfield and H. C. Joe spoke, Mayland Ode card read, a solo by Gladys Kettleson, and a high school chorus number followed. Schools dismissed for the day and a Legion banquet with dancing and cards capped the evening.
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Preston Lake
Preston
American Legion
Cuditorium
Walter Dorman
Chayre
J. &. Robinson
Redfield
H.C. Joe
Mayland Odecaard
Gladys Kettleson
High Archool Chorus
American Legion and Auxiliary
Legion
Gann Valley Declamatory Winners Named at School Event
Gann Valley High School held its annual declamatory contest Tuesday night. Robert Kros won in oratory, Alyce Vierosk captured dramatic, and Jean Reaves won poetry. District contestants travel to Washington Springs on November 20 to compete. judges included Miss Peatle Fraser, BH, D. Brown, and Rev. J. N. Stanley.
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Gann Valley
Robert Kros
Avatory
Alyce Vierosk
Jean Reaves
Wessincton Springs
Mes
Peatle Fraser
D. Brown
J. N. Stanley
Buffalo County Commission Meets in November Session
Buffalo County commissioners held their regular November meeting on Tuesday. Earl Cruso was appointed to fill an unexpired term after the death of E. A. Appleby. Newly elected H. G. Ness was named to complete John S. Nelson’s term after Nelson moved to Barrald, South Dakota.
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Buffalo Commission
Future Farmers Banquet in Wessington Hosts Officials
The Wessington Future Farmers chapter held a pheasant feed at the Community Hall on Tuesday November 10 for parents, school board members and teachers. W P Boots South Dakota voc ag supervisor was to speak but could not attend. substitute speaker was Mr Linn.
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Wessington
Future Farmers Urganization
PLFA
W. P. Boots
Vocational Agriculture of
South Dakota
Linn
Woonsocket Declamation Finalists Named
Finalists chosen from Woonsocket High School declamation eliminations will participate in the final contest next Monday evening November 16. In drama the competitors are Charles Steinchen Mercedes Nelson Veneta Putnam Robert Zictiu n Lois Galle Mattie Webster and Lele Swanson. In oratory James McNary Henry Hermann and Robert Kaster. The four elimination entrants Melba Nelson Mildred Neilson Betty Jeanne Horrigan and Eugene Linke also qualify for the final round.
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Woonsocket
Woonsocket High School
Tursecay
Charles Steichen
Mercedes Nelson
Veneta Putnam
Robert Zictiun
Lois Galle
Matt
Students Address Redfield Kiwanis on National Education Week
Redfield Kiwanis heard a National Education Week program led by Supt. R W Gibson at the 007 luncheon. Milton Buchholz as student president outlined the four year old student association which funds all extra curriculars without school board subsidies. Sim Barker discussed athletics and equality of value among activities. Florence Beekman explained National Honor Society rewards for scholarship and leadership. Ronald Campbell highlighted the music program and its ties to other activities. Marjorie Pribble described debate and forensics roles. Delmont Burn, school newspaper editor, noted journalism ties to all activities and its coverage.
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Redfield
R W. Gibson
Joos
Campbell
Milton Buchholz
Board of Education
Sim Barke
Florence Beekman
National Honor Society
Ronald Campbell
Forensica
Marjorie Pribble
Delmont Burn
Tuesday Night Club Meets At Murphy's Wellington
The Tuesday Night Club was entertained at the Brancis Murphy home. Members played five hundred with high score prizes awarded to Mrs Jim Garner and Fred Lehrader. Consolation prizes went to Emma Freeland Mix and Jim Dobson as guests of Mrs Murphy served lunch late.
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Murphy's
Wellington
Brancis Murphy
Jim Garner
Fred Lehrader
Emma Freeland Mix
Jim Dobson
Dobson
Henry Meada
Murphy
Attendance contest ends in social for Dorcas bands
In Willow Lake on November 13 the losers of the Congregational Dorcas Society attendance race entertained the winners at a party hosted by Mrs. P. F. Ulrich Insteycok. The evening featured social time and refreshments as the losers paid the price of slackness with a light hearted tally of scores against them.
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Willow Lake
Congregational Dorcas Society
Marty Holl
P. F
Ulrich Insteycok
Redfield Aberdeen Bands Plan Joint Concert Series
Redfield and Aberdeen high schools have arranged joint band concerts to be held in December. RB. H. Herman, Aberdeen band director, will conduct the two concerts, one at Aberdeen on Monday evening December 4 and another at Redfield on December 16. Over 120 musicians will perform together in the two-school program.
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Redfield
Aberdeen
Wwao
RB. H. Herman
Divator
Aberdeen Band
Bid Em High Club Meets At Youngs
Wellington November 13 special report says the Bid Em High Club met at Mr. and Mrs. B A Young with four tables of five hundred. Mrs William Moiler and Ronald Teans ter won high scores, consolation went to Mrs Irvin Hazzard and Emmett Huestis, guests included Mr and Mrs Walt Tranter and Ronald Trancer. Lunch was served at the regular tables. Next gathering will be at Mr and Mrs Charles Syying.
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Youngs Wellington
B. A. Young
William Moiler
Ronald Teanster
Irvin Hazzard
Emmett Huestis
Walt ‘Tranter
Ronald Trancer
Rx. Huestis
Charles Syying
Possible contest in Butte County state attorney race
BELLE FOURCHE November 18 official canvass shows two precincts did not tally votes in poll books. Arthur?ors led Smiley 1371 to 2156 while independent Lem Overpesk collected 755 votes. Contested result possible between Republican R A Smiley and Democrat 3 M Armstrong.
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Butte
Belle Fourche
R.A. Smiley
M. Armstrong
Butte County
Arthstrors
Smiley
Lem Overpesk
Lead Man Sent To Prison In Chicago
Chicago November 13 Eastman Hunt six Lead S D was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to one year in Bridewetl by Judge Eugene McGarry for obtaining money by pretenses He claimed it was better to cash a bad check than a good one and was charged with passing bad checks in six hotels in February He had a prior record of five similar offenses and is described as a lead man with criminal history
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Chicago
Eastman
Hunt
S. D
Jude Eugene McGarry
McGarry
Ansioy
Sai
Minnehaha canvass reports mixed votes in precinct mess
Sioux Falls November 8 official canvass of Minnehaha County gains a mixed result as precinct three in ward seven reports a terrible mess yet Clark leads with 217 votes and Roddawig 158. Local officials expect statewide effects but county totals hold steady despite doubt.
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Sioux Falls
Cisis Roddewig Demperst
Sterling Slark
Clark
Roddawig
Sioux Falls Tax Hike Hits 1998 Assessments
Sioux Falls residents learned taxes for 1998 will rise by 376 per thousand compared with last year, averaging 34.52 dollars per 100. The county treasurer's office disclosed the new tax figures today as city residents face higher bills.
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Sioux Falls
Probation Revoked for Three Liquor Violators
In Sioux Falls on November 11 judge Lee Wyman revoked probation for Harley Renschler Chamberlain George McCabe and Wagner after determining they violated terms by becoming intoxicated. Each man must serve one year and a day in federal prison for liquor sales to an Indian and related violations.
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Sioux Falls
Harley Renschler
Chamberlain Am
George McCabe
Wagner
Feders
Judze
Lee Wyman
Esaven
Lions Founder Mel Jones Addresses Aberdeen Club
The Lions club in Aberdeen welcomed Mel Jones of Chicago, founder of Lions International, who spoke at a subdistrict meeting. A president's eighth consecutive election was noted, with resolutions urging better road investment, stable tax valuations, and regulation of truck transport to favor railroads.
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Lions
Aberdeen
Mel Jones
Chicago
Lions International
June
Mitchell
Aberdean
Farm Bureau Officers Reelected at SD Convention
BROOKINGS, Nov. 13. Officers of the South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation were reelected at the close of the annual convention here yesterday. They are H. B. Test, Frederick, president. O. S. Thompson, Baltic, vice president.
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D. Farm Bureau
Brookings
Otcers
South Dakota
Far Bureau Federation
H. B. Test
Frederick
O S. Thompson
Baltic
Kiisheagle High Carnival Sees Poor Attendance
Attendance at the Kiisheagle high school carnival last Friday evening dropped due to blocked roids and bad jeather, leaving turnout below expectations.
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Hitchcock
Kiisheagle
Mrs Tompers in Cavour Reported Improving After Illness
Mrs HL A Tompers, of Cavour, has been ill at her home for several days but is now reported better. The notice, filed as a special dispatch, notes her improving condition and residence in Cavour.
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Tompers
Cavour
Hla. Tompers
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