Berry Proclaims Thanksgiving Day in South Dakota
Governor Tom Berry asks all residents to give thanks on Thanksgiving Day for Providence and national aid, citing better crop conditions and livestock feed, relief measures aiding the needy, and improved living conditions under the U.S. president. The proclamation designates Thursday November 28 as Thanksgiving Day in South Dakota.
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Washington
United States
South Dakota
Tom Berry
Gettysburg Club Plans County History Effort
A Gettysburg service group discussed forming a countywide historical association to preserve notable items for future generations. Temporary chair E. Mesick was named, with many residents from Potter County meeting at the cotchhouse to gauge interest and plan further activity.
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Gettysburg
Tixysburg
Gettysburg Service Club
Potter County
E. Mesick
Cotchhouse
HH. J. Briscoe
J. F. Weaver
Henry Moes
Ora M. Sloat
Grace Zuber
3. M. McIntosh
G. &. Mesick
Bie County
Sun chapter of the Order elects officers at meeting
Blunt, Nov. 25 Special The Sun chapter of the Order of the era Star elected officers for the year at their regular meeting at the Masonic Temple. Newly elected officers include Mrs Gertrude Pigney as secretary and Mrs Suggins as worthy matron with Edna Howard as conductress and Henry Klein Schmidt as worthy patron.
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Blunt
Edna Howard
Helen Howard
Henry Klein- Schmidt
Clifford Grown
Escaciate
Weerel
School Social at Frankfort Aids Playground Funds
A school entertainment and pie social was held at the school house east of Frankfort with a fair crowd. Teacher Mirella Hansen prepared a program, followed by a pie auction, producing money for playground equipment.
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Prankfort
Moy
Speers
Frankfort
Mirella Hansen
Glory Rebekah Lodge Hosts Redfield Guests in Fr. Frankfort
Glory Rebekah lodge held its regular meeting with ten visitors from Redfield. Mary Gibson outside guardian of the Rebekah assembly and L. F. Boughman wen ward marshal were among the guests welcomed and seated. After talks, visiting, and refreshments for twenty members and two guests, officers will be elected at the next regular meeting in December.
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Rebekahs
Frankfort
Glory
Rebekah Lodge
Redfield
Mary Gibson
Reveksh Assembly
L. F. Boughman
Wrnd
Senior Party at Alpena School Hosts Casual Games
A senior class party at Alpena school was held Friday evening for the losers in the class play ticket contest. Sponsor E C Coddington attended as a guest. The evening featured games and a luncheon to close the event.
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Alpena
Alpena School
E. C. Coddington
Pupils rehearse operetta Santa's Air Line in De cember
Upperclass pupils practice for community night in December presenting the operetta Santa's Air Line. Students are busy casting and preparing parts as they swap candy for roles in the production.
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Operettia Erwin
Srades
Play 35 Success Wellingtown
The junior play Am I Intruding was well received here and the actors’ work reflected the ability of dramatic coach Miss Crouch who supervised the production.
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Wellingtown
Crouch
Broadland School Dismissed As Teachers Attend Convention
Broadland schools are dismissed this week as teachers Mrs Lind Howell and Miss Margaret Beck attend the E D A convention in Mitchell during the early part of the week.
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Broadland
Lind. Howell
Margaret Beck
Mitchell
Huron Actor Keith Hanson Shines In The Fool
Keith Hanson of Huron stars as Charlie Benfield in The Fool a four act Footlights club drama at State college Thursday night The amateur cast of college students delivered a strong performance in a difficult play about a young clergyman aiming to reform the world and seeking happiness despite loss The festival opener showcased bold acting and a dramatic finish.
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Keith Hanson
Huron
Brookings
Wov
Charlie Benfield
Footlights Club
State College
Mr. Hanson
Channing Pollock
Bel
al Tan
State College season marks Earl R James debut as dramatics director
The current dramatic season at State College raised the campus entertainment level and featured Earl R James in his debut as dramatics director. His splendid supervision helped make the drama a complete success.
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State College
Earl R. James
Whoen
Wolsey High School Carnival Planned for November 27
Wolsey high school announces its annual carnival set for November 27. The assembly program will feature two modern one act plays, the coronation of the queen, a parade, and the kiddies' band.
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Wolsey Wolsey
Wolsey High School
Qreen
Home for vacation Burdette visits during Thanksgiving week
Several Burdette young folk who attended a school in other communities are visiting her parents during Thanksgiving week. They include Grace Eads Sidney Strong Evelyn and Dorothy Peterson Marie and Elizabeth Siegling who attend high school in St Lawrence Charlotte Benning Harold Marshall who attend high school in Tulare Catherine Cramer Kathleen Polchow Geraldine Bottom
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Grace Eads
Sidney Strong
Evelyn
Dorothy Peterson
Marie
Elizabeth Siegling
St Lawrence
Charlotte Benning
Harold Marshall
Tulare
Catherine Cramer
Kathleen Polchow
Geraldine Bottom
Redfield High Students Aid Bazaar Profit Report
Florense Thomas Beatrice and Carroll Anderson of Redfield high school helped the Ladies Aid at the Broadland M. E. Church bazaar on Friday evening November 25. Items including aprons towels and fancywork plus candy and popcorn were sold. A chicken supper served about 100 people. Children enjoyed the ash pond amusements. The Aid netted 32.50 dollars.
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Wheaton
Burdette
AID- Has
Broadland
Ladies Aid
Broadland M. E
Aid
Pupils Take Rest Break at Burdette School
Burdette pupils enjoy a weeklong vacation as the school closes Friday and plans to reopen December 2. Teachers attend the SDEA convention in Mitchell during the break.
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Burdette
Burdette School
SDEA
Mitchell
Miss Coulson Hosts Teachers Bridge Club Birthday Noon
Miss Coulson entertained the Alpena Teachers Bridge Club at the Jake Wahl residence for her birthday. The evening featured a decorated birthday cake centerpiece and candies. After bridge, refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Alpena
Miss Coulson
Teachers Bridge Club
Jake Wahl
Hos 1 Bes
Auxiliary holds meeting installs 61st vice president
In Frankfort on November 25 the American Legion Auxiliary met at Irene King's home with new president Doris Manning presiding. Past President Mary Stewart assisted as Sergeant at Arms to install Long Kearney as 61st vice president for the year. The group planned the Christmas party and decided to send six dollars for Christmas treats to hospitalized veterans.
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Frankfort
American Legion Auxiliary
Irene King
Doris Manning
Mary Stewart
Jat
Long Kearney
Card party raises funds for crippled children welfare
A report notes a $12.78 card party proceeds to seed the crippled children's welfare fund. Lunch hostesses were Irene King and Harry Stewart, with 1034 members mentioned.
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Ings
Crippled Children Foe Oed Welfare Fund
Irene King
Hany Stewart
Sand Creek High Students Buy Radio With Carnival Proceeds
Students at Sand Creek high school voted 19 to use carnival proceeds to purchase a radio. The device is installed and used for educational programs and as a noon hour recreation tool.
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Sand Coben
Sand Creek High School
Powder Keeps False Teeth Tighter and Stronger Fit
An advertisement claims htul powder prevents false teeth from rocking slipping or dropping and provides an all day hold. The druggist is urged to supply this product, promising a secure fit and prolonged comfort.
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