Conserve Missouri Waters Plan Moves Forward
Yankton in 1847 hosts Missouri Valley Water Conservation Association. George R. K. fall elected general counsel and Mayor BE A. Crockett named president. A. T. Christianson and W. D. Ashland named state vice presidents. Delegates from Sioux City Otawa Council Bluffs and Nebraska discuss building dams on the Missouri River from Yankton to the North Dakota line to impound water for drought irrigation using federal funds. Crockett Lusk and Mrs. Call selected to attend James River Diversion Project meeting at Huron.
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Yankton
George RK Fall
Sioux City
BE. A. Crockett
A. T. Christianson
Onawa
W. D. Ashland
Homer
Neb
Missouri Valley Water Conservation Association
Crockett
Mr. Call
WC. Lusk
Otawa
Council Bluffs
Nebraska
Missouri
Missouri River
Yantston
North Dakota
Lusi
Call 4
Huron
Hirokwas Guests to Attend Huron Chamber Meeting
The Hirokwas city service club will host its regular meeting on Thursday evening November 19 at the Odd Fellows Ball. Rebekahs will serve the 7 o'clock dinner. Huron Chamber of Commerce will be guests of the evening, with all contributing program numbers.
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Huron Chamber
Hirokwas
Highmore
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Grant Hearing On Radio In Aberdeen
The Communications Commission on Tuesday sought a hearing for the Aberdeen News Co to operate at Aberdeen South Dakota on 1420 kilocycles with 1 1/2 watts night power and 250 watts day power with unlimited time. A hearing date will be set later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Aberdeen
Washington
Communications Commission
Aberdeen News Co
S. D
Iuilocycles
Jailing Seen as Only Way to Aid Bemidji Man
A Bemidji man described as a veteran of war wounds asked the court for relief and a short sentence on a vagrancy charge. Judge George W. Crane ordered 80 days, citing that county care was the only legal path to provide treatment. Nye said he had a mother and brother in nearby towns and sought medical attention. Deputy states attorney C R Ryan said the vagrancy prosecution was the only lawful method to secure treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bemidji
Minnashi
France
Hig
George W. Crane
Nye
St. Olaf
BE. C.ryan
Poor Relief Funds Used for Pensions in South Dakota
Pierre November 18 The revenue once granted to counties for poor relief is redirected to old age pensions. The welfare commission will match federal funds to aid those 65 and older. 3,283 people received old age pensions in October.
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Pierre
South Dakota Public Welfare Commission
Kennedy
Hyde Rural Teachers Name Delegates to State Meeting
Hyde County rural teachers chose delegates and alternates to represent them at the South Dakota Educational Association meeting in Rapid City during Thanksgiving week. Delegates were Miss Bertha Christensen and Everett Ellerton. alternates Miss Alice O Rourke and Miss Elvira Palmer. Hyde County superintendent Miss Anna Goldsmith will attend as vice chairman of the State Association of County Superintendents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Rural
IDEA
Highmore
Hyde County
South Dakota Educational Association
Rapid City
Bertha Christensen
Everett Ellerton
Altar- Nates
Alice O'Rourke
Elvira Palmer
Anna Goldsmith
State Association of County Superintendents
Christmas Seal Sale Planned in Hyde County
Hyde County plans its Christmas Seal Sale with Miss Anna Goldsmith as chairperson. The program will distribute quotas to rural and urban schools and urge local organizations to participate. Last year the drive funded two Hyde County children’s Camp Wanzer stays, first aid kits in every school, and eye correction aid for some students.
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Hyde Highmore
Hyde County
Anna Goldsmith
Ryde County
Wanzer
Grace
Vera Eberlein
Gladys Gannon
Frances Quirk
Poage Seriously Hit At Manchester Home
S. W. Poage is seriously ill at his home in Manchester. Relatives who arrived include his brother and wife J. M. Poage of Tortiamon, Wya, a son and daughter Merle Poage and Mrs. Mary Hayenga of Rapid City, and David Poage of Watertown. A daughter Mrs. Paul Geyer of near Bancroft helps care for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Poage
Manchester
W. Poage
J. M. Poage
Tortiamon
Wya
Merle Poage
Mary Hayenga
Rapid City
David Poage
Watertown
Paul Geyer
Bancroft
Skeletons Found By Turton Workers
WPA workers near the Al Rahm place southeast of Turton uncovered human skeletons buried around granite boulders. Officials believe the site was an Indian cemetery rather than a recent grave.
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Turton
Wpa
al Rahm Place
Winners Named In Howard Declamation Contest
Howard high school held a weeklong public speaking contest in the auditorium with twelve participants. Yvonne Warmer won dramatics, Irwin Trypgesiad won oratory, and Constance Berg won pottery. Judge was Miss Ethel Gunnison from Madison High School. Local winners advance to the district contest in Iroquois this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Yvonne Warmer
Irwin Trypgesiad
Constance Berg
Ethel Gunnison
Madison High School
Golda Gaskins
Focal School
Iroquois
Sophomores Leading Clark Honor Roll
Clark High School reports ten point one five percent of students on the first quarter honor roll. Listed are seniors Margaret Roy Mary Frances Carpenter Helen Gottsleben Effie Larson Mary Helen Myers Kathleen Riley Stella Schrader and Maxine Smith juniors Elsia Fuller Victor Odland Marlin Peterson Phyllis Rolf sophomores Warren Austin Lael Bertrand Lorraine Bertrand Dorothy Ann Brown Harland Christenson Walter Clausen Betty Erling Nylah-Mae Fisher Vera Mann Odella Peterson Marjorie Roberdeau freshmen Lois Austin Helen Hess Viplat Smith Bernice Them Evelyn Turner and Catherine Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Clark High School
Margaret Roy
Mary Frances Carpenter
Helen Gottsleben
Effie Larson
Mary Helen Myers
Kathleen Riley
Stella Schrader
Maxine Smith
Elsia Fuller
Victor Odland
Marlin Peterson
Phyllis Rolf
Sophomaies
Warren Austin
Lael Bertrand
Climbing Roses play staged by Thorp Junior Class
A three act play Climbing Roses presented by the Thorp Consolidated School junior class north of Clark Friday evening. Directors included Supt. Scott and high school principal. Cast featured Hazel Goodell Verna Lien Lieye Lien Harlan Graves Margaret Stinson Howard Stinson Margaret Gates Helen Camowski Richard Gates Eleanor Frothinger Esther Lovaas Arthur Erckke.
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Thorp
Clark
Cliss
Thorp Consolidated School
Supt. Scott
Hazel Goodell
Verna Lien
Lieyé Lien
Harlan Graves
Margaret Stinson
Howard Stinson
Margaret Gates
Helen Camowski
Richard Gates
Eleanor Frothinger
Esther Lovaas
Arthur Erckke
Miller Band To Give Concert On Thursday
Miller Municipal Band will present its regular monthly concert Thursday evening at the municipal auditoriums at 8 o clock. The group will be assisted by Marjorie Molesworth, pianist, and the Miller High School Girls Glee Club of 55 voices. The program is directed by Glenn R. Shaw.
Doland Junior Play Promises Local Charm Monday
The Doland High School junior class will stage Better Than Gold in the school auditorium on Monday November 23. Written by Mamie Mobley the Blue Ridge Mountains setting provides dialect humor and character roles. Angela Dinneen directs with cast members Adina Tuchetter Marion Graham Anna Dee Williams Harold Wurtz Ronald Coats Georgie Leptein Rolland St Peter Eugene Knickrehm and Raymond Becker in the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doland
Doland High School
Mamie Mobley
Blue Ridge Mountains
Angela Dinnean
Adina Tuchetter
Anna Dee Williams
Harold Wurtz
Ronald Coats
Georgie Leptein
Rolland St. Peter
Eugene Knickrehm
Raymond Becker
Willing Workers Pick New Officers in Troquoi s
Willing Workers Club held its November meeting at Mrs. C S Johnson home electing Ruth Farmer president Margaret Warner vice president Edna Johnson secretary treasurer The December meeting will be at Edna Johnson home with Christmas gifts exchanged Bonilla Society Meets in Bonilla Christian Endeavor Arlene Lahren had large attendance Buchele Home Manchester G Buchele returned after several works acting as timekeeper for road construction project near Beliy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers Club
C. S. Johnson
Ruth Farmer
Margaret Warner
Edna, Johnson
Edna Johnson
Buchele
Manchester
G. Buchele
Fot
Beliy
Missing Stockman Back In Aberdeen
Aberdeen November reports Frank Edeinhams a 65 year old rancher from Rharne North Dakota who vanished after arriving October 1 to buy hay. He returned to Aberdeen Monday night prompting authorities to intensify a search for foul play with local and state help. officials traced possible sightings in Waters town Brookings Clarkfield Mion Gruiv ite Falls and Montevideo while seeking feed for sheep.
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Aberdeen
Frank Edeinhams
Rharne
N. D
Bowman
N D
Kleinhans
Waters’ Town
Brookings
Clarkfield
Mion
Gruivite Falls
Montevideo
One Act Play to Be Presented in St Lawrence Gym
A program Friday night features the play Peate and Quiet with cast members Moxon Williams Louise Blanchard Mick Wo Opdahl Marie Weaver Allen Flint and Donald Dennis. It includes a dramatic reading by Wilma Ford musical numbers and stunts. Proceeds go to the Ladies Aid Society.
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St. Lawrence
Peate
Moxon Williams
Louise Blanchard
Mik Wo Opdahl
Marie Weaver
Allen Flint
Donald Dennis
Wilma Ford
Ladies’ Aid Society
Path Across the Hith Senior Class Play Staged
The senior class play The Path Across the Hith was presented Friday night in the school gym. Miss Inez Rhodes directed the cast which gave a pleasing interpretation of the characters. Arthur Hagon performed a tuba solo and a dormitory boys’ vocal duet accompanied the interludes. Attending teachers meet Wayland Miss Lola M Guice and E E Schoenning were among those at the Miller teachers institute Saturday.
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St. Lawrence ST
Lawrence
Inez Rhodes
Arthur Hangon
Wayland
Lola M. Guice
Harris
E. E. Schoenning
Miller Teachers' Institute
Birthday Dinner Honors Five November Birthdays
A birthday dinner for five November anniversaries was held at the Will Schwabauer home on Sunday. Those observed included J. H. Pack, Doris, Robert, Virginian Schwabauer, and Harold Waltov.
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Mark
Will Schwabauer
J. H. Pack
Doris
Robert
Virginian Schwabauer
Harold Waltov
Coyote Yearbook Staff Named for 1937 USD
Vermillion November 18 The editorial staff of the L037 Coyote yearbook at the University of South Dakota has been selected per Norma Lewis Alcester editor Virginia Ruhe Watertown appointed associate editor Other staff include Gwenneth Artley Vermillion class editor Betty Brown Bison Joy Marshall Molletts Vermillion activities Gertrude Williamson Rapid City Herbert Evans Rapid City Seth Gunthorp Chicago Al snapshots Parnell Donohue Bonestedl Liz ard Anderson Webster athletic editors Sarah Anne Fowler Vermillion Derla Bolstad Vermillion
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Vermillion
Coyote
University of South Dakota
Norma Lewis
Alcester
Virginia Ruhe
Watertown
Gwenneth Artley
Betty Brown
Bison
Joy Marshall
Molletts
Bincra Drafahl
Gertrude Williamson
Rapid City
Printing contract awarded for the Coyote book
Feature editors and Susan Zinn of Simw City Louisiana report the contract for the Coyote book awarded to Will A Beach Printing Co in Sioux Falls. John and Olle of Chicago will handle engraving and photography by Myhra Studio in Vermillion. Informal campus life will be the theme of the book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Zinn
Simw City
Coyote
Will A. Beach Printing Co
Sioux Falls
John & Olle
Con Chiccago
Myhra
Vermillion
Delvaux Family Plans Move From Vayland
Delvaux and Mrs. Frank Delvaux entertained friends six miles south of Vayland. Four tables of whist played. high prizes went to Mrs. Wilbur Patridge and A. J. Ravenscroft. consolation prizes to Mrs. M. C. Wood and Frank Halen. They soon leave to reside in Ree Heights. lunch was served at midnight.
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Delvaux
Vayland Vayland
Frank Delvaus
Vayland
Wilbur Patridge
A. J. Ravenscroft
M. C. Wood
Frank Halen
Ree Heights
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South Dakota
Huron College
Huron, S. D
White Fleet
Millo H. Barbet
Peterson
Glenn Sears
George Chausee
James O'Connor
J. RP. Caffe
John Dutch
Benjamin D. Mintener
Suintendent
C. Loupe
Fred Lindckuxes
George Wilds
George Wehner
Doc Sheppard
Ted Bird
Roy Roetz
Marvey Huntley
Bonilla Society
Bonilla
Christian Endeavor Society
Arlene Lahren
Dod
Watertown Girl
University
William Peek
Helen Sprague
Reaburn Theisen
Woonsocket
Miss Kathryn
Mixx Catherine Crossman
Art Instruct School
Sam Keck
Sherman & Moe
Kodaks
Am,s
National Diaftera Products Corporation
Lauravile, Kentmaty
Chad
Eod
Ort Tien
Loursvinit
Kentucky
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