Charges Against Four Dakotans Are Dismissed
Federal charges against four South Dakotans were ordered dismissed by Judge A Lee Wyman. Theodore R Fuerst of Tripp had charges for failure to report for draft induction dismissed after his induction. John Walker near Sisseton entered Yankton state hospital, liquor selling charges dropped. Walter Schuett of Gettysburg had draft board records updated, charges for failing to report a physical dismissed. Rawson Vincent Horse of Pine Ridge had larceny on an Indian reservation dropped as it was considered in another sentence.
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Sioux Falls
South
Walter Schuett
Gettysburg
Draft Board
Rawson Vincent Horse
Pine Ridge
Four South Dakotans Commissioned as Army Lts at Camp Lee
More than 1,200 cadets, including four from South Dakota, were commissioned second lieutenants at the Army quartermaster school in Camp Lee. Harold F. Duncan of Rosholt, Donald Robert Higgs of Custer, Richard E. Huffman of Aberdeen, and Lawrence H. Sandoz of Winner received commissions and soon departed to assume duties in units across the country and overseas.
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Camp Lee
Army
Quartermaster School
Harold F. Duncan
Rosholt
Donald“Robert Higgs
Custer
Richard E. Huffman
Seventh Avenue
S. E. Aberdeen
Lawrence Hi.’ Sandoz
DWU Dean Elected Head Of F Fraternity
Dr. M D Smith dean of Dakota Wesleyan University was chosen president of the Iota Field Chapter of Phi Delta Kappa at a Huron meeting November 14 during the SD Eva statewide gathering. He will lead the chapter through 1945 and oversee all of South Dakota.
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AL Duel
M.d.smith
Dakota Wesleyan University
Iota
Phi
Delta ‘Kappa
Huron
S.d.eva
South Dakota
T. M. Risk
University of South Dakota
Gr, “Wiseman
South Dakota State’ College
Brookings
L. R. Palmerton
The
School of Mines
Rapid City
R. E. Rawkins
Pierre
Churches Honor Highmore Minister Receives Slocums at Wesley Hall
A large gathering from Congregational and Methodist churches and families attended a reception for Rev and Mrs W P Slocum at Wesley Hall on Friday evening November 43. A pot luck supper was served at 8. Rev Slocum introduced Miss J A Pfaff home from Rhodesia South Africa who spoke on her work among Negroes. Mrs Adonna Tippens welcomed the Slocums back to Highmore for the third year of service and a gift was given.
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Statcimore
W.'P. Slocum
Wesley Hall
Slocum
J. A. Pfaff
Rhodesa
South Africa
Miss P
Yale School Resumes Classes After Harvest Break
Yale School resumed classes Monday after a week of closure to allow students to help with corn picking. Miss Elsworth returned from Aber deen, Miss Whitney from Wessington, and Miss Eckman from Mobridge to resume teaching duties.
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Yale School
YALE
The
Elsworth
Aberdean
Whitney
Wessington
Eckman
Mobridge
Yale Woman Honored At Shower Saturday
Yale on Saturday evening Mrs. Paul Kleinsasser hosted a shower for her sister Mrs Walter Glanzer at the Kleinsasser home Guests played cards and enjoyed a two course lunch served by the hostesses Mrs Albert Mauss Jr Mrs Glanzer received many gifts
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Yale
Paul Kleinsasser
Walter Glanzer
Kleinsasser
Albert Mauss, Jr
Glanzer
Highmore School Stamp Drive Nets $37 in Sales
In Highmore on November 9 the defense stamp sale held by the school proved highly successful. The lower grade completed a $27.50 sale while the high school added $9.50, totaling $37 in stamps sold.
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Highmore
Services Held For S D Pioneer
HOT SPRINGS Nov 19 7 Services were held at the State Soldiers Home for C W Allen a Texas Trail driver mule skinner soldier cowman and newspaper man who wrote for the New York Herald during the Battle of Wounded Knee in winter 1800 He died Sunday at the state home where he had resided for years Born Sept 10 1851 at Mobile County Indiana he joined the army in 1869 and later trailed cattle on the Chisholm trail He freighting out of Fort Laramie and witnessed Custers 1876 Little Bighorn battle He passed through the wests expansion era with intimate knowledge of its frontier history.
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Springs
C. W. Allen
Texas
New York Herald
Wounded Knee
Allen
Mobile County
Indiana
Town
Kansas
Chisholm Trail
Colorado-Wyoming Ranges
Old Fort Laramie
Wyo
Black Hills
General Custer
Seventh Cavalry
Family Reunion Dinner Held at Yale Home
A family reunion dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Len Feicke with attendance from Mrs. Orville Opseth of Milbank and families of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Garry of Huron, Mr. and Mrs. George Haynes, Esther Zeigeldorf, and Harry Haeder among others.
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Yale Yale
Len Feicke
Orville Opseth
Milbank
Eugene Garry
Huron
George Haynes
Esther Zeigeldorf
Harry Haeder
Elect Officers At Highmore WSCS
Highmore WSCS elected officers for the ensuing year at the November meeting in Wesley Hall. President Mrs Vern Humpins, vice president Mrs N G Stimson, corresponding secretary Mrs Adele Thompson, recording secretary Mrs Mrs Frank Johnson, missions Mrs W P Slocum, activities chair Mrs Wilbert Goldsmith, literature and publications Mrs June Ellis, supplies Mrs Benjamin Bezner, student work Mrs Joe Sleger, children's work Mrs Millard Kiel, spiritual life Mrs E Parkinson, fellowship Mrs J C Tompkins. Installation to be held later. Miss Pfaff, missionary from Rhodesia South Africa, gave a talk.
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Highmore
WSCS
Woman's Society of Christian Services
Wesley Hall
Vern
June Ellis
Cavour WSCS Plans Annual Bazaar and Dinner
The WSCS of the Methodist Church in Cavour will hold its annual bazaar and chicken dinner on Saturday November 21 in the aid rooms. Bazaar items go on sale at 3 o clock with dinner served at 5 30 o clock.
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Cavour
WSCS
Wolsey PTA Chooses Secretary and Plans Christmas Party
The Wolsey PTA met Monday evening electing Miss Amy Radcliffe secretary. They scheduled a December 21 Christmas party with a white elephant gift exchange. The program featured seven selections sung by the Troubadors of Huron High School under the direction of the group.
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Wolsey Pta
Wolsey
PT_A
Amy Radcliffe
Huron ‘High’ School
Miss Helen Buchanan Event Recital Summary
Bob Friese of the Troubadors sang a tenor solo and danced. After the program a lunch was served by the committee.
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Helen Buchanan
Bob Friese
Troubadors
Alpena Woman Guest At Cradle Shower
Mrs E J Eslinger was guest of honor at a cradle shower hosted at Mrs Otto Winter's home with Mrs J J Feink and Mrs Winter as hostesses. About 30 women attended and presented many gifts to the honoree.
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Alpena
E. J. Eslinger
Otto Winter
J. J. Feink
Winter
Eslinger
Wessington PTA Meets at High School Program
Wessington PTA held a Monday evening meeting at the high school and announced a program for the upcoming season. Attendees discussed upcoming events, fundraising ideas, and volunteer opportunities for students and families.
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Wessington
PTA
Wessington Pta
Local meeting features singing and music solos
Attendance noted Mrs Ferrald Shea presiding at the business meeting. Mrs Tessie Coffey led the community singing and Mrs Helent Cleland conducted a music quiz. Dorothy Fritzsche sang a vocal solo and Jane Ann Robing played a piano solo. Lunch was served.
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Ferrald Shea
Mra Tessie Coffey
Helent Cleland
Dorothy Fritzsche
Jane Ann Robing
Juniors To Present Wolsey Play On November 30
The Wolsey High School junior class has chosen November 30 for the presentation of the play Good Gracious Grandma. A matinee is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon with the school band performing beforehand under Mrs Fern Osmanson who now heads the band and other musical groups after Vera Sproat’s resignation.
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Wolsey
Wolsey High School
Fern Osmanson
Vera Sproat
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