Educators Urged to Teach Democracy and Citizenship
Mitchell November speech by Barrett Lowe, president of the South Dakota Education Association, urges teachers to instill rules of citizenship and democratic responsibility in students. He (Wessington Springs superintendent) stresses education for character and moral strength to sustain self government as America marks 150th anniversary of the Constitution.
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Mitchell
America
Barrett Lowe
South Dakota Education ‘Association
IDEA
Lote
Willow Lake Community Club elects officers at annual meeting
Willow Lake November meeting elected Harold Lami as president and Mrs Glenn Lindland as secretary treasurer. State Representative elect Alfred Olson gave a talk. December's gathering will host the Christmas party at Charlie Cluts home. Also arrivals from Manchester visit local relatives Walter Engel and family, formerly of Manchester, staying with Marvin Lewallen and Ferguson households.
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Willow Lake
Harold Lami
Glenn Lindland
Alfred Olson
Charlie Cluts
Manchester
Speja
Mes
Walter Engeldt
Maner
Ulinots
Marvin Lewallen
George Ferguson
John Ferguson
Sunshine Club Holds Meeting at Mrs Van Zee Home
The Sunshine Club met at the home of Mrs. John Van Zee last week. After the meeting lunch was served by Mrs. Will Grabaw, Mrs. Roy Riesland and Mrs. Vere Low.
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Sunshine Club
St, Lawrence
John van Zee
Luheh
Will Grabaw
Roy Riesland
Vere Low
Teachers Can Aid In War On Disease Says Doctor
MAPCHELL Nov 21 Dr S A Slater superintendent of the Southwestern Minnesota sanatorium told a health round table at the IDEA convention that teachers can be the greatest aids in eradicating preventable diseases. He urged teachers to spread health facts to pupils stressing that many diseases are preventable and that sick individuals should avoid quack remedies. He called health our most precious possession and emphasized public education for better health and more useful lives.
Orient Man Escapes Injury In Car Crash
Clinton O Meara of Orient escaped serious harm after a Wednesday night collision on Highway 14 near the La B Crosl farm 13 miles north of Miller. He was thrown clear, suffering only bruises and scratches as his car was wrecked on the right roadside bank.
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Orient
Miller
Clinton O'Meara
la B. Crosl Farm
Pine Grove Social Club Entertained in November Meeting
Mrs Myrtle Hansen and Ruth Cakebread hosted Pine Grove No 19 Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle at the Hanson home. Carrie Canham presided in president Helen Harris’s absence. Officers elected: Carrie Canham president Eeho Bertsch secretary Hattie Moyers treasurer Julia Puarish. Program committee chosen Myrtle Hanson Mae Furman Ruth Cakebread. A note of recovery sent to Mrs Mabel Lindgren. Lunch followed. Next meeting December 13 at Mac Furman’s home with Echa Bertsch assisting.
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Myrtle Hanson
Mae Furman
Ruth Cakebread
Mabel Lindgren
Mac Furman
Echa Bertsch
York Extension Club Meets At Brown Home ST
York Extension Club met at Mrs. Milo Brown's home with noon dinner and Thanksgiving table décor. Mrs. Glenn Ross birthday honored with cake and handkerchief tray. Farm and Home Week report and Handy Hints Bread demo followed. next meeting at Mrs. Dell Porter.
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York Extension Club
Brown Home ST
Lawrence
Milo Brown
Glenn Ross
Genn Ross
Reading
Chris Lane
Will Patterson
Dell Porter
Entertains Club Wellington Nov 21 Luncheon and Five Hundred
The Happy Hour Club was entertained Wednesday at Mrs. John Meyer home. After luncheon dessert five hundred was played at four tables with prizes to Mrs. Tom Derlaven and Meg Sam Bungum guests and to Mrs. Walt Cranter Mrs. William Moller and Mrs. Hattie Place club members.
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Entertains Club
Wellington
Happy Hour
John Meyer
Tom Derlaven
Meg
Sam Bungum
Walt ‘Cranter
William Moller
Hattie Place
Mildred Thompson Returns to Huron from Visit
Miss Mildred Thompson returned to her work in Huron Friday after a week at her parents home, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson. Miller High School begins Thanksgiving vacation with students adjourned since November 18. Grade school to dismiss Wednesday, high school teachers at S. E. A. convention in Mitchell.
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Huron Wellington
Mildred Thompson
Huron
Frank Thompson
Miller
Miller High School
S.2.e.a
Mitchell
Pinochle Club Meets at Mrs Shiaefer Home
The Pinochle Club met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Clara Shiaefer. High score went to Mrs. Walter Scofield with second place to Mrs. John Cook. Mrs. Cosbeck received the consolation prize. Lunch was served to close the session.
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Orient
Clara Shiaefer
Walter Scofield
John Cook
CoSbeck
Farm Conservation Banquet At Miller Farm
About 240 Hand County residents attended the Agricultural Conservation Association banquet at Miller on Thursday evening. N E Beers presided as Big Chief Alfred Syring presented guests. Speakers included Professor Kamelin of State College and Sam Son of Aurora on rural rehabilitation and state office functions. Music by Glen and LaVerne Aymar and a Miller Extension skit complemented games and a band with the Spceenet Orchestra.
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Miller
Hand County
Agricultural Conservation Association
N. E. Beers
UN Big
Alfred Syring
Kamelin
Ruval
State College
Samson
Aurora
State Office
Glen
LaVerne Aymar
St. Lawrence
Spceenet Orchestra
Doland Eastern Star Elects New Officers
In Leland on an evening in November 41 special session the Doland Eastern Star elected officers for the coming year. Results include Worthy Matron Mrs. Harold Kline Worthy Patron Jack Docnitz Associate Matron Mrs. Raymond Shult Associate Patron Ed Klingelhofer Conductress Mrs. Alfred Thompson Associate Conductress Mrs. Jack Stanley Secretary Mrs. Arthur James Treasurer Mrs. Virginia Wistrom. Installations planned for December. Lunch served by members on the losing side of an attendance contest led by Mrs. Harold Kline.
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Harold Kline
Delta Dek Bridge Club Meeting in Wayland
Delta Dek Bridge Club members and their husbands met at Mr and Mrs L J Borkhuis home. Four tables of two played with Mrs Colun Anderson winning high for women and W J Hart taking high for men. Refreshments were served at a late hour.
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Delta Dek Bridge Club
Wayfland
Miet
L. J. Borkhuis
Colun Anderson
W. J. Hart
Guy Mejor
Extension Club At Manchester Plans Christmas Gift Exchange
The Manchester Extension Club met at Mrs. George's home with 13 members present. A Christmas party at Mrs. Andrew Anderson’s home was planned with gift exchanges. Committees on treats were named, and a soup demonstration by Mrs. Guy Strub and Mrs. Anna Timm preceded lunch during the social hour.
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Extension Club
Manchester
Howard Lions Club Hosts Officials In Howard
The Howard Lions Club hosted William Boorman of Lemmon Lions International district governor and a delegation from the Sioux Falls Club led by Gail Braithwaite, former district governor. Thirty six men attended as Governor Beannan spoke on Lionism and its community impact.
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Howard Lions’ Club
Howard
Howard Lions Clu
William Boorman
Lemmon
Lions International
Sioux Falls
Gail Braithwaite
Beannan
Home Aid Club Meeting at Willow Lake
Mrs Clifford Reinerson hosted the Home Aid Club gathering at Willow Lake last week. The group plans another meeting in three weeks at Mrs Menno Schmidt's home with lunch served by the hostess.
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Home Aid Club
Willow Lake
Cliford Reinerson
Menno Schmidt
University to Enlarge Library With $36776 PWA Grant
Vermillion November 21 The University of South Dakota will add a library wing funded by a 36776 dollar PWA grant covering 45 percent of the 76500 total cost. The 88 by 97 foot unit will be north of the present library and connected on two floors. Construction starts immediately as President Weeks calls library a key institution beyond faculty.
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University
PWA
The
University of South Dakota
Ickes
LD. Weeks
Weeks
Libeaty
Wecka
Visit at Huron Ree Heights Family Visit
Mrs E E Davis and her children spend several days in Huron this week visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Pugsley while Mr Davis attends 5 D E A special event.
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Huron Ree Heights
E. E. Davis
Huron
Mrs. Pugsley
Mr. Davis
Doland High Classes Dismissed for DEA Sessions
Doland November 21. High school classes are dismissed all week so faculty can attend the DEA sessions in Mitchell. Miss Tone Bolin will appear as soloist on several occasions during the program.
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Doland
Mitchell
Tone Bolin
Funeral Services Held For Anton Deld In Howard
Anton Deld 71 a Miner County resident since 1886 died recently His son Rev Father John Deld led the service at St Agatha s Catholic Church with other priests present Born in St Roman Germany 1867 he immigrated to Roswell Township in 1886 Married Mary Wagner in 1800 he farmed until 1936 then moved to Howard He is survived by Mary Dold and 15 children including John Dold in New Mexico and Vincent Dold in Berkeley Funeral was at Epiphany cemetery beside his parents.
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Howard
Anton Deld Howard
Anton Deld
Miner County
St. Agatha’s Catholic Church
John Deld
Kresisi
Epiphany
S.el
Guidio
Sioux Falls
Dold
St Roman
Baden Germany
Roswell Township
Mary Wagner
Roswell
Mary Dold
Andrew Dold
Winfred
Joseph Dold
John Dold
Villanueva
N. M
Herman. Dold
Berkeley
Cali
Tony Dold
Burbank
Ree Heights Church Annual New England Supper Bazaar
Ree Heights remembers a successful annual New England supper and bazaar held in the Congregational church basement with proceeds surpassing recent years. November sid meeting was omitted as the event occurred on the regular meeting day. Dec 15 will see new officers and a pot luck lunch. Commercial Club to Meet in Yake Preston area with Maxam, club president, presiding at the Methodist Church on Wednesday.
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Ree Heights
New England
Congregational Church
Commercial Club
Yake Preston
Methodist Church
Ht Maxam
Sale well attended at Verton place near Wayland
A farm sale at the Nick Verton place six miles southwest of Wayland drew good prices for livestock. Verton plans to move to Montana and will leave the area soon.
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Wayland
Nick Verton
Here
Verton
Montana
Raw materials program urged to halt depression
Pierre reports Secretary of Agriculture Lordon Stout, returning from Sioux City, urged a legislative plan guaranteeing cost plus two profits for raw materials producers. He argued such a program would create seven dollars in national income per dollar of new wealth and highlight South Dakota’s diverse mineral resources and agriculture as pivotal for expansion.
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Pierre
Lordon Stout
Congress of Industry and
Sioux City
Itchas Beer
South Dakota
Union
Black Hills
Stout
Open House Held for Mrs. Alma Drew in St. Lawrence
Mrs Alma Drew left for Jamestown North Dakota to spend the winter with her son Paul Before leaving she was honored on her birthday with an open house hosted by Mrs S Fritts Attendees included out of town guests Mrs Hines of Perre Mrs J T Jarmuth Miller and Mr and Mrs James Norfolk from Huron
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Alma Drew
St. Lawrence
Jamestown
N. D
Paul
S. Fritts
Hines
Perre
J. T. Jarmuth
Miller
James Norfolk
Huron
School to Close Friday for Full Week Vacation
School will shut this Friday for a full week vacation. Several teachers will attend meetings, and Dr. E. A. at Mitchell will be away. After Thanksgiving, they will return to begin the opening of school on November 28.
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Ree Heights
E. A
Mitchell and
Ater
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