Little Known Man To Lead G O P State Government
Leslie Jensen, 44, attorney and owner of an independent telephone company, will become South Dakota governor as Republicans gain control. Jensen has offered few policy details, promised a cheaper government, and hints at highway department reorganization and civil service moves. He has been a national guard major and former internal revenue collector, with Danish and English roots and a knack for humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensen
Tle
Roceivelt
South Dakota
Berry
Tom Besty
Roosevelt
WEA
National Guard
City Briefs and Local Notices From Huron Hospital
Mrs Mabel Harris and her son Chaney jr plan a two week visit in Sioux Falls with relatives leaving Saturday morning. Mrs Frank Kent has returned home to Haron from a Mitchell hospital. Daisy specials offered at Walkers with violet and other flowers featured. Mr and Mrs Q J Natterman travel to Louisville Ky to visit relatives by car and may visit Fort Pierre weather permitting. Mr Natterman is a navy recruiter. A baby girl named Ann Louise was born to Mr and Mrs Ernest Funch at Huron hospital weighing seven pounds two ounces. Mrs W E Beeler travels to Fargo ND to join husband, accompanied by sister Miss Mary Creseman. Esther Bangs visiting with Rogers Simons and C. T Liddle in hospital recovery. A marriage license was issued to Maurice Griggs and Bula Aisgabrey in Alpena. Glen Buhl facing a game at Duoming Saturday. Christmas greeting folders offered by Kiel Bros Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Harris
Chaney, Jr
Sioux Falls
Frank Kent
Mitchell
Haron
Walkers
Q. J. Natterman
Louisville
Natterman
Robert Peterson
Wolsey
Huron Hospital
W. E. Beeler
Fargo
N. D
Kiel. Bros, Inc
Esther Bangs
Britton
Rogers Simons
Iroquois
Liddle
Maurice Griggs
Bula Aisgabrey
Glen Buhl
Duuming
Wmodyce
Ernest Funch
Tenth Street
Ann Louise
Meeting Note At Mrs Schreeder Home In Guanehvan
A brief report recalls a Monday gathering at the home of Mrs V A Schreeder. The record mentions an afternoon meeting, an event described as part of a larger business session, and a reference to an individual named H J Pick as an interesting participant. It alludes to a stratosphere flight and a figure connected to 1918 events without clear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren
Va. Schreeder
Guanehvan
Omer
Glands Of Dead Man Used Again
Reported before the Southern Medical Association the case of gland transplant from a executed donor to an abnormal man. Drs Hugh H Young and William P Didusch described swift transformation and later decline due to gland failure. Other expert notes high success potential in infections and cancer treatment with X ray therapy.
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Baltimore
Southern Medical Association
Hugh H. Young
William P. Didusch
Brady Clinic
Johns Hopkin’s Hospital
Dr. Young
di Young
Johns Hopkins
Wills
Philadelphia
Harnard G. E
Edwards
Shreveport
New Style Shop To Open in De Smet This Sunday
A new style shop for women will open in De Smet in the building formerly occupied by Madga Rodney. Proprietor Mrs Kathy Schwartz, formerly of Philip and firmer, will have a fresh stock ready for customers Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Smet
BE Smet
Madga Rodney
Kathy Schwartz
Philip and Firner
Detachable Hat Brims Trend Sparks Fashion Innovation
In New York a pink lemonade hat and detachable hat brims promise four hats in one, with Paris designers Vernet and Molyneux showcasing bold styles. Hats range from turban-like crowns to large circles, designed for resort wear as fashion figures discuss accessibility and novelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Plummer
York
John, Hoarburser
Frederic Hirsch
John
Fred
Viornet and
Molyneux
Dante
VFW to Hold District Meet at Miller
The Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold a district meeting at Miller on Sunday November 22 announced by state adjutant George Longstaff. State commander John Johnson from Huron will preside with district leaders Irving R. Crawford Harry Thiel Paul Winkler Bert K. Dowd to attend. Delegations from Pierre Wessington Springs Mitchell Huron Redfield Miller Mobridge and Huron will participate. A school of instruction for officers will cover new post handling procedures learned at the Omaha district meeting. Other officers attending include Floyd Wheeler J H Terwilliger O Hagen Herman Fisher W H Wastking Arthur Miller and EV Story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wara
Miller
George Longstaff
John Johnson
Huron
Irving R. Crawford
Harry Thiel
Aberdeen
Paul Winkler
Pierce
Bert K. Dowd
Mobridge
Inj Miller
Pierre
Wessington Springs
Mitchell
Redfield
Mo‘bridge
Sth Rational District
Omaha
Floyd Wheeler
Scotland
J. H. Terwilliger
VFW
Iroquois
Hagen
Herman's
Fisher
W. H. Wastking
Arthur Miller
Story
Miver
Neighborhood news from Aberdean and nearby towns
J A Silvernail of Aberdean was in Fighmore on business. Dale Shelton of Sheridan visited J H Lesler's home with Mrs. Shelton. Dorothy Gray spent the weekend with Mary Gray in Belvidere South Dakota. Roy and Orville McDonald of Hedfield and Blunt visited relatives. Florence Van Camp, recently operated on at St Marys Pierre, home with Elen Ansby. she is recovering well. Leland Morford's remodeling nears completion with kitchen cupboards. Reverend Walter Vandott spent Sunday in western Iowa due to his mother‑in‑law’s illness. Moran visited Kadoka. Alfred Larson north of Hazelabird remodeling his home. Vivian Myers weekend at Oriens SD. Mrs Ruth Cobb of Dell Rapids, state board cosmetic therapy chair, inspected beauty parlors in Hightapra. Harriet and Berbie Swanson plan winter in California via Ft Worth San Diego Long Beach route. John Rau of Harrold preparing to spend winter in California. Harold Wooley hosted guests at his home for ten days. Rachel Nesheim left for Brookings to resume work after a week at home. Elizabeth Farrell returned from Sioux Falls after visiting sister Mrs Art Evenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J A. Silvernail
Aberdean
Fighmore
Mex
Dale Shelton
Sheridan
Wyo
J. H. Lesler
Missouri
Shelton
Lefer
Dorothy Gray
Misa Mary Gray
Belvidere
S. D
Roy McDonald
Hedfield
Orville McDonald
Blunt
Florence’ van Camp
St. Mary's Hospital
Pierre
Elen Ansby
Mss van Camp
Leland Morford
Walter Vandott
Iowa
Van
Tauther
Omaha
Moran
Kadoka
Alfred Larson
Holabird
Vivian Myers
Oriens
Ruth Cobb
Dell Rapids
State Board of Cosmetic
Hightapra
John Rau
Harrold
Goon
California
Harold Wooley
Rachel Nesheim
Brookings
Elizabeth Farrell
Art Evenson
Sioux
Harrold Woman Visits Parents Ahead of Christmas Party
Mrs. Mycvin Ray of Harrold spent time with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bar visiting last week. Arrangements were made for a Christmas party at their home where husbands will be guests, according to local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mycvin Ray
Harrold
Ray Bar
Nein
Birthday Surprises and Club Meetings In Hishmore Area
Mrs Herman Kiel celebrated a Monday birthday with a surprise party at home. The Kholdgem Civ met for two tables of contract with Mrs CH Drew and Mrs John Quinn high scorers. Miss Mildred McClure honored at a Thursday gathering hosting games and a birthday cake. Dinner guests at Mr and Mrs Frank Enger’s included several couples and Miss Margaret Moss. U K Extension Club held a meeting with rag weaving demonstrations by Emma Goehring. Twelve guests joined Royal Tomter and Rose Mitchell for a Monday surprise shower for bride-to-be Muriel O’Brien. Readers Club met Wednesday afternoon with books discussed and new titles noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hishmore Society
Herman Kiel
Kholdgem Civ
J. H. Lesler
CH. Drew
John Quinn
J. WH. Quirk
N. J. Keler
Grace , Gunderson
Verneal ‘McClure
E4. Bottchar
Mildred McClure
McClare
Frank Enger
Nevon
Mya
Vern ‘Tompkins
Tom Moss
Land
Willard Moss
Margaret Moss
Meril Meigs
Leland Tempe King
U. K
Extension ‘Club
Ed Lambert
Emma Goehring
Borths Pilkington
Raest
P. G. Matre
Royal Tomter
Rose -Mitchell
Muriel O'Brien
Rose Quirk
Harriet Shoreman
Miss O'Brien
Elmer Stingkey
Readers Club
Mit
Local reminiscences and family visits in Mitchell area
Lane Miss Winifred Goudie and Mrs. P. Wa thies spent several days in Mitchell at the B. W. Reinhardt home. Mrs. Winkrantz of Des and Ralph Harris of Madison their uncle, 3. D. Barber, at the C. Miller home recently. Mrs. George Miller was called to the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. EB. Walker, northwest of the Sprints early Tuesday morning because of the illness of her mother, Leland, Cecil and Clement Kogel returned home after working near Willie-Sage, Minn. Mr. BE. W. Braridenburg went to Mitchell this week to stay at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Steve Piok. Mr. and Mrs. Paul May announce the birth of an eight pound son on November 36. Mr. and Mrs. George Arnatt and family of Wessington Springs spent one day with Mrs. Arnatt's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jest Robinson. Their son Eugene also spent the day at home, Mr. and Mrs. L.A. Muckey and son, Leslie, and Miss Helen Muckey of Mapleton, Ia., spent several days at the home of Mrs. Muckey's sister, Mrs. Bert Helin. Walter Wilson of Red Oak, Ia, was a visitor in Lane and vicinity looking after his property interests here. The Teachers Club met at the home of Miss Bertha Wahl. A discussion of teachers' problems followed by an evening of bridge. Superintendent M. W. Syring won high score prize and Miss Coulson won low. A supper was served by Miss Wahl and her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Winifred Goudie
P. Wathies
Mitchell
B. W
Willie- Sage
Minn
BE. W. Braridenburg
Steve Piok
Paul May
Mea
George Arnstt Cod
Wessington Springs
Bertha Wahl
M. W. Syring
Miss Coulson
Alpena Birthday Toast for Jake Wyni offs in town
Alpena honors the birthday of Jake Wyni offs with a 4 turkey dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Adiel Wahl and family Guests included Mercedes Carlton and Lyman Bump Irvin Schortzmann was taken to Houston hospital Tuesday for appendicitis repair Mr and Mrs Lyle Fretman and family visited Monroe for the weekend Mr and Mrs Lee Davis of Wessington Springs Wilmer Davis and Adele Swenson of Carthage visited the B McWilliams home Ralph Hayes and family dined with ML Lund at Woonsocket E G Coddington and children spent the week at the Merril Coddington home Charles Brammer and party returned from hunting in the Black Hills Harley McWilliams spent the week at Wessington Springs returning home Sunday
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Jake Wynioffs
Wahl
Adiel Wahl
Mercedes Carlton
Lyman Bump
Irvin Schortzmann
Huston Hospital
Lyle Fretman
Monroe
Lee Davis
Wessington Springs
Wilmer Davis
State College
Black Hills
Harley McWilliams
Wessington’ Springs
Weekend visits thread through Castlewood area
Yale Mrs. W Pratt spent the week end in Castlewood with her sister and relatives. Derschaid went to Osceola Friday and stays with his aunt Mrs Ray Wallin. The Dersehind and Smith families shared Sunday evening at Jule Delvaux’s north of here. Jule Delvaux and son Lowell were last week south of Cavour visiting his father. Bert Wasem and Ray Walline of Osceola visited Willis Bagh. Oscar Olson and family of Tulare visited Tolman home here. Paul Kleinsasser traveled to Aberdeen for work. Henry DeVries and family of Cavour were guests of William Gaughran Sr. Albert Maass and Bernard and Helen Garry were dinner guests of R A Mages in Banlkroft. Suchelies Mrs Thom Thompson and baby of Watertown spending a week with her parents O’Brien. Marvin Brown and Steve O’Brien were at O’Brien home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
W. Pratt
Castlewood
Touts Derschaid
Osceola
Ray Wallin
Harry Dersehind
Mrr
James Smith
Jule Delvaux
Lowell
Cavour
Wiliam
O'Brien
Ae Marvin -Brown
Iteve O'Brien
Huron
Local Notes on Residents and Relatives Movements
Virgil George Peterson recently visited relatives at Breckingy. Charles Oberst is a patient at 4 Bu Fen hospital after a stroke. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Levan and family moved to Storm Lake Iowa for employment. Arthur Knodel visiting relatives this week. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hebron and family moved to the Levan farm. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Koerner and family, and Mr and Mrs. Arum Newhartl and family, all of Sioux Falls, are visiting relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil George Peterson
Breckingy
Charles Oberst
Bu- Fen’ Hospital
Otto Levan
Fameily
Stormt Lake
Levan
Arthur Knodel
Archie Hebron
Qtte Levan Farm
Ed Koerner
Juntity
Arum
Newhartl
Fataly
Sioux Falla
Local residents and visitors noted in town social items
I Witebouck and family moved from Vier Dahlin property to Stella Chaptin house north of town. Mr and Mrs Joyce Vous of Linus Falley visited Mrs Margaret Tanner. Mrs Vous remembered as Gvelyn Tanner. Mr and Mrs Earl Crecelius with sons Bobbie and Donald. Miss Bes sie Davis of Huron visiting Mrs A A Crevelius. Wills Davis of Highmore toured Hitch tonke visiting friends. M C Dawson returned from Blags Fills after deer hunting. King's Herald members hosted by Vivian Le Grand and Le Roy Kuestermeyer. eleven members present with leaders Mrs Lulu Dubois and Mrs William Alger. Next meeting December 12 at Blanche and Stanley Skazin. Rev Mr Beadles and Mrs Beadles plus sons Bobbie and Dale of Huron dined with Mr and Mrs Fred Kuestermeyer. Beadles preached at Methodist Church pulpit Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ray Walton announced birth of an eight pound girl Sunday morning. Miss Dorothy Chink attended teachers institute at RedAcid last week. C M H Cottey and James Hammer spent one day in Miller.
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Stella Chaptin
Joyce Vous
Linus Falley
Margaret Tanner
Vous
Gvelyn Tanner
Earl Crecelius
Bobbie
Donald
Mise Bessie Davis
Huron
Cracelius
A. A. Crevelius
Wills Davis
Highmore
Hitchtonke
M. C. Dawson
King's Herald
Vivian le Grand
Leroy Kuestermeyer
Koestermayer
Lulu Dubois
William Alger
Ulat
Blanche
Stanley Skazin
Beadles
Dale
Fred Kuestermeyer
Beadlas
Ray Walton
Dorothy Chink
Teachers Institute
RedAcid
C. MH. Cottey
James Hammer Spear
Miller
Bancroft Social News Clips Include Local Visits and School Dance
Bancroft residents host and visit neighbors from Canistota Huron De Smet and Carpenter while Bancroft public schools host a Friday event with a senior queen coronation and a Midway dance. Several locals travel to and from town for family and medical matters including hospital visits in Huron.
Broadland Social News Notes and Club Meetings
Broadland area reports include visits by Jeffers to Es Mond on business and George Hoops as a weekend visitor in Huron. Mrs. Art Abramson of Redfield visits relatives near Broadland. Sunshine Club held a meeting at Mim Hazel Houck's home with good attendance and an oyster supper planned. Girl Scouts sold candy after a Saturday show at Cart Better Store, earning 1.54. Neighbors Norval Harts hosted visitors from Hutchesck, and Leslie Marlin and family plus Harry Van Buskirk and daughter called Sunday. Extension Club to meet at Elmer Le Grand’s Wednesday with a Christmas demonstration. Maggie Welraven moved to Huron last Saturday.
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Broadland
Mle, Jeffers
George Hoops
Huron
Art Abramson
Redfield
Kenneth
Sunshine Club
Mim Hazel Houck
Mirs
Fred Houck
Cart Better
Leslie Marlin
Harry van Buskirk
Hutchesck
Norval Harts
Extension Club
Elmer le Grand
Maggie Welraven
Hurton
Miller Society Hosts Sunday School Session at Church
Mrs John Beatty hosted the Friendship Sunday school class of the Methodist Church Friday afternoon. After a prayer, the Life of Paul study continued via an article read by Alice Fritzel. Refreshments followed, with a Christmas party planned at Mrs Frans Fisher’s home. Beatrice Hurley entertained her bridge club at G C Briggs home Saturday.
Local visitors and arrivals noted this week
Resilia and Mr Frank Raniste and family spent one day this week visiting Alpena Mugee Bons Chane Miss Hayes Ain nison and Mr and Mrs Darrold Mite Je with Mrs floreld Hoph. They were Seonsio visitors. Mrs Tellak Taller returned from a week’s visit with relatives at Centerville Town Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resilia
Frank Raniste
Tere
FH. Orn
Alpena End
Belle Pastche
Furenough
Yoapent
Northeast Conference meeting adjourned with championships approved
Redfield November meeting of Northeast Conference officials, excluding Sisseton, approved championships across all sports for 1936. Webster and Groton earned several titles while Redfield recognized in others. multiple track, football, and field records set, and scheduling changes to align with state tournaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
Imperial
Sisseton
Groin
J. A. Kinley
Webster
Prin Reydon Rowshaupen
Milani
Viewersman
Oren R. Felten
Secretry
Clark
Champire Groton
Groton
Milbank
Gross
McGee
Livingstan
Doland
Marvin McNickle
Dolind
Smd Cross
Buled
Pourson
Pu Mandéee
Hamling
Mitvmk
Henderson
Cruisey
Glurk
Bazaar Profitable Despite Bad Weather in Burdette
Wheaton Indies huzaar and supper at the church last Saturday drew $101 for the vie Society despite poor roads and rain. Local volunteers organized the event, with proceeds aiding church activities and community programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheaton Indies
Vie Society
Widow’s group dinner honors church widows at Willow Lake
Now 2M. B. A Detong wife of the Presbyterian minister entertained at O'Tlack dinner Wednesday evening in honor of widows belonging to that church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Lake
Detong
Markey Turkeys Rise Despite Low Prices and Shortage
November 20 report notes markp company territory swallows raise turkeys amid an acute feed shortage. Farmers Campbell and Carpenter push to market birds despite low prices and incomplete finish, signaling resilience in the poultry trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Markustin
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