Hi Point Beer Rules Stir South Dakota Towns
In Pierre on November 25, residents face difficulty obtaining hi point beer after December 31 if their towns have not voted on on sale liquor. The beverage, up to 6 percent alcohol, is banned for sale by beer parlors in towns rejecting on sale liquor under a legal opinion. Seven Pieri ver Class K licensees push for a law revision as 75 Class K licenses exist statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
South Dakota
Agricultural Department
Bancroft
Harry J. Eggen
Kingsbury County
Pistre
Pierve
Highmore Schools To Be Closed This Week
Highmore schools will close for the week while rural schools stay open except Thanksgiving day. County superintendent Gladys Gannon and teachers Kate Bawdon and Bertha Christensen lead a list including Ishice Hamlin, Charlene Jardahi, Charlotte Jardahi, Lois Bartz, Winifred Svawarm, and Gertrude Jackson as participants in a state convention honoring Bawdon for distinguished services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmuhm
Hyde County Volunteer Inducted Into U S Army
Francis Jerome Miller, Hyde County’s first Selective Service recruit, left Highmore for Sioux Falls to begin a year of Army training. Leland Tompkins was named replacement if Miller cannot be inducted. Miller, a longtime Highmore resident and Red Ramblers member, is the son of Mrs. Amanda Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde County
Highmore
Francis Jerome Miller
Sioux’ Falls
U.S. Army
Leland Tompkins
Miller
Red Ramblers
Tha
Amanda Miller
Justa-Club Hall Opens in Rockdale Township
A new community hall was opened Friday night in Rockdale Township named Justa-Club Hall. Sponsored by the Justa-Club with members from the area south of Miller, the project featured a pre social hosted by Miss Elizabeth Carr and Violet Nelson. The hall measures 36 by 36 feet with a 15 by 20 foot entrance and includes a full basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockdale Miller
Rockdale Township
Justa-Club
Miller
Elizabeth Carr
Violet Nelson
Bushfield appoints Harriet Skola acting secretary
Miss Harriet Skola of Parker was named acting secretary to Governor Bushfield by the executive office. She succeeds Major James Mann of Sioux Falls, who will report for duty with the 147th Field Artillery at Camp Ord near Monterey California. Skola previously served as assistant secretary to Governor Jensen and continued under Bushfield, and she is active in the Young Republican League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bushfield
Pierre
Harriet Skola
Parker
Skola
James Mann
Sioux Falls
147Th Field Artillery
Camp Ord
Monterey
Calif
Jensen
Young Republican League
Blizzard Shows Value Of Trees In Shelterbelts
BROOKINGS November 25 Special Ten and twelve foot snow banks remained along upland soil due to shelterbelts planted by the Forest Service. The belts held snow to prevent moisture loss, with one belt near Mitchell showing over twelve feet of snow depth and about 6806 tons of water held, aiding soil moisture. Pheasants thrived under these belts, with hundreds observed within the Ed Casey shelter belt and nearby belts during the Armistice Day blizzard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
Forest Service
South Dakota
Mitchell
Fish and Game Department
Ed Casey
Miller OES Chapter Elects New Officers
Crescent Chapter O. E. S. held its annual officer election in Miller last Tuesday. Named were Worthy matron Mrs. A. D. Pitzgerald, worthy patron L. T. Jarmuth, associate matron Mrs. W. W. Fox, associate patron Archie Collins, secretary Mrs. G. W. Wermer-Benh, treasurer Mrs. O. H. Fi conductress Marion Collins, associate conductress Helen Erb. Installation set for early December at 2 gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Oes
Miller
Crescent Chapter
A. D. Pitzgerald
L. T. Jarmuth
W. W. Fox
Archie Collins
G. W. Wermer- Benh
Marion Collins
Helen Erb
Four Harrold Girls Win Declam Honors
Harrold November 25 Special Four Harrold girls won in the local declam elimination contest and represented Harrold at the district contest in Fort Pierre Thursday. Lucieté Kispke received excellent in oratory Vivian Anderson got excellent in humorous Noma Misterek earned excellent in poetry Rosalie Anderson earned average in dramatics. Professor Paul J. Harkness of Northern Nebraska judged the contest. Mrs H E Tiemens guided the contestants and coach Miss Delores Curtis accompanied them to Fort Pierre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrold
Fort Pierre
Lucieté Kispke
Gond
Vivian Anderson
Anil Noma Misterek
Rosalie Anderson
Paul J. Harkness
Northern
Nectsal
H. E. Tiemens
Delores Curtis
Harrold Catholic Bazaar and Miller Firemen Ball
Harrold Catholic Altar Society held its annual bingo and bazaar at Green Front Cafe with lunch served by the women. Mrs. Charles Marso and Mrs. Nick Gerats led the event. Miller Volunteer Fire Department will host the annual Firemen's Ball at the Miller Auditorium with Paul Morehead and his orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrold
Catholic Altar Society
Green Front Cafe
Charles Marso
Nick Geratds
Miller
I. G. Cummings
Miller Volunteer Fire Department
Miller Auditorium
Paul Morehead
Farmers Night in De Smet Set for December 3
The De Smet Chamber of Commerce will host the annual Farmers Night on December 3 at the auditorium. The program includes lunch and a dance with chairmen James H. Dickey George Christianson Aubrey Sherwood and G S Barnes in charge of activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE Smet
Harrold Schools Dismiss for Thanksgiving Vacation
Harrold students enjoy a week off starting Friday for Thanksgiving. Faculty will attend the SDEA convention in Aberdeen and then return home for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrold
SDEA
Aberdeen
Reign Over Military Ball Sets Dec 6 at State College
ROTC cadet colonel Bob Barthle announced committees for the annual Military Ball on the State campus. Barbie will manage. John Arniz and William DePuy assist. music by DePuy. Ticket sales led by Rodger Utrich. advertising by Marian Billings. Chaperones and invitations by Nelson and Engebretson. Theme by James Randall. special numbers by Rasmussen and Schmidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
Bob Barthle
State College Rotc
Barbie
John Arniz
Aberdeen
William DePuy
Secure Music
Rodger Utrich
Ortonville
Minn
Leonard Engler
Ipswich
Robert Jones
Miltank
Kenneth Hammer
Lake Preston
John Bibby
Wayne Waltz
Don Clancy
Sioux Falls
Marian ‘Billings
Carl Jensen
Wessington Springs
Charles Leonard
Estelline
Bob DeLay
Harold Warner
Geddes
Stanley Nelson
Hetland
Paul Engebretson
Punch
Alan Oviatt
Buren
Orville Bentley
Midland
James Randall
Delmont Burn
Recfeld
George Burt
Watertown
Albert Face
Tacoma
Wash
Wallace Gordon
McLaughlin
Harlan Olson
Huron
Milo Dudden
Clear Lake
Clifford Rasmussen
Madison
Maynard Schmidt
Milbank
Helen Wood
Groton
State College
Bonilla PTA Plans Christmas Gathering
The Bonilla PTA held its November meeting at the school with vice president Mrs. Dean Meyer presiding. A Christmas party for the children was planned for the next meeting, and Rev. J. P. Whitt of Hitchcock spoke as pie and coffee were served by home economics students supervised by Miss Margaret Tubbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonilla Pta
Bonilla
Speeian
Dean Meyer
J. P. Whitt
Hitchcock
Pie
Coff
Margaret Tubbs
Real Estate Transfers in Reade County Affected by Local Deals
Real estate transfers in Reade County involve multiple parties including Vereen Lee C E Buchanan and wife to Mary Madden in Huron for $1, and Edwin Sewell and wife to Paul B Rose with lot 11 and blocks in Subdivisions. Additional transactions show Buren M C Eggleston et al to State Realty Co of Minneapolis for $1, with west 80 ft of lot 7 block 6 Ist Ry Addn Huron, and William E Hills to State Realty Co for $1 covering lots 8 and 30 in Wilmarths subdiv, plus related fractional lots and street rights. Sheriff transfers to Fed Ferm Mig Corp amounting to $2786 for NEY 31-111-62 and other lands in other counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vereen Lee C. E. Buchanan
Mary Madden
Huron
Edwin Sewell
Paul B. Rose
Adén. Buren
M. C. Eggleston
State Realty. Co
Minneapolis
Minn
William E. Hills
State Realty Co
Wilmarth
Lin Bik
Adda
Et al
State Realty, Co
Northwest Corner
Almarth’s
Wilmarth’s
Fed
Convict Denied Freedom by State Court Ruling
Thomas Lewis of Groton South Dakota lost a bid in the state superior court on Friday to win release from Western State Penitentiary where he serves time for holding up C F Garris of Avalon Pennsylvania fifteen years ago. Lewis was sentenced in 1928 to terms of five to ten years on two indictments. He escaped Western Penitentiary in 1930 and was recaptured in 1932 in Sacramento.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Ts
Philadelphea
Thomas Lewis
Groton
S. D
State Superior Court
Western State Penitentiary
C. F. Garris
Avalon
Lewis
Western Penitentiary
Sacramento
Musicians At Orient Present Band Concert
Orient residents enjoyed a band concert at the community hall led by Mr and Mrs Erick Holsher. The program featured selections from school groups and included high school declamatory contestants Marlin Davis Monica Shuits Vivian Sweetland and Eileen Wherry who participated in the Lebanon district contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
Orient Community Hall
Erick Holsher
Lebanon
Marlin Davis
Monica Shuits
Vivian Sweetland
Eileen Wherry
Home Extension Club At Orient Meets For Monthly Session
Seventeen members answered roll call at the Orient Home Extension Club meeting held at Mrs. A M McKay's home. Reading items were shared by Mrs. McKay, two birthday gifts were given, a Christmas demonstration followed, several new members were admitted, and plans were made for the December Christmas party. Four books were donated to the Orient community library by the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
Orient Home Extension Club
A.M. McKay
McKay
Meissner
R. A. Conway
Conway
Page
Clarence Matter
Weir
Doland Speakers To Compete In District Declamatory Contest
Doland High School prepares for the divisional contest in early December. Shirley Smith will enter dramatic with Bittersweet, Phyllis Wicks will switch to humorous, and Betty Hagerty will present in oratory. The three Doland speakers won three supers to two for Redfield and tied on total points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doland
Redfield
Doland High School
Shirley Smith
Phyllis Wicks
Betty Hagerty
Beechcraft welder job leads Highmore mechanic away
Ralph Wareing, a Highmore garage mechanic, left Friday for Wichita to join Beechcraft Aircraft as a welder. His wife, Mrs. Wareing, plans to follow in about two months. In a separate note, the Prostrodo child of Highmore suffered facial burns last week when a denatured alcohol can exploded, receiving immediate care and is recovering.
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TAEES
Highmore
Ralph Wareing
Wichita
Kan
Beechcraft Airplane Corporation
Warejie
Jay Prostrodo
Miller City Auditor to Retire After 25 Years Service
Judge G C Briggs resigns as Miller city auditor effective December 1 after a quarter century in office. Appointed during Mayor Halbower’s first term, Briggs cites ill health and county judge duties for stepping down. Edward Weber tentatively replaces him until December 2 when council confirmation follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
G. C. Briggs
W. J. Halbower
Briggs
Edward Weber
W. &. Burke
Huron Ranks Second in State College Student Numbers
Sioux Falls leads with 59 students in State College enrollment per a campus directory. Huron follows with 38, Water Town 36, Mitchell 26. Directory by printing and rural journalism students edited by Ruth Billups Stickney.
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Bhuvsings
Way
Sioux Falls
Brookings
State College
Huron
Watertown
Mitchell
New Jersey
Washington, D. C
Washington
Texas
Iowa
Minnesota
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Illingiy
Nebraska
Stuents
Printonian Club
Ruth Billups
Stickney
Ross Eaton
Alcester
Carl Loftesness
Canton
Kenneth Trombley
Aberdeen
Kingsbury 8 et 40 Officers Are Named
In De Smet Nevada at a Kingsbury County eight and forty officers were elected at a meeting held at Mrs Henry Falconer's home. Elected were President Mrs George Christianson first vice president Mrs Forrest Coole second vice president Mrs Vivian Dolan Oldham sergeant at arms Mrs C T Chester historian Mrs Henry Falconer mistress of ceremonies Mrs Lo Snyder chaplain Mrs Frances Becker Oldham L Krumviede secretary and P L Scofield child welfare chairman Snyder and Chester will be hostess chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaplin
Frances Becker
Oldham
L. Krumviede
P. L. Scofield
Snyder
Chester
Cavour Club Members Attend Farm and Home Week
A group from the Better Home Club visited Brookings last Thursday for Farm and Home Week activities at State College. Members named include Mrs. Pearl Lind Mrs. Lilie Hedland Mrs. Anna Frazen Mrs. Mabel Gilchrist Mrs. Delores Gilchrist and Mrs. Alta Hedlund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavour Club
Cavour
Better Home Club
Brookings
State College
Pearl Lind
Lilie Hedland
Anna Frazen
Mabel Gilchrist
Delores Gilchrist
Alta Hedlund
Better Homes Club Meeting At Cavour
The Better Homes Club met at Miss Edna Elder's home with Mrs. De lores Gilchrist assisting. Weather prevented the locker storage demonstration. members discussed a reading project and joined the Red Cross. Social hour, contests, and lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better Homes Club
Cavour Cavour
Edna Elder
Delores Gilchrist
Hazel Culver
Red Cross
Wayland Bridge Club Heads Reelects Officials
Wayland Nov 25 special report notes the Wayland Bridge Club elected the same officers for another term. Estella Major chairs, Wilma Ravens crogt serves as secretary. Mrs Edith Wood and Mrs Cora Anderson won prizes at bridge. Mrs Hazel Coov of Wessington attended as guest and received a gift. Lunch was served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rient
L. C. Crosby
Lola Evans
Keck
William Kizer
Crosby
Wayland
Helen McGute
Delta
Firemen's Ball at Lake Preston Friday Night
The annual Firemen's Ball will be held at Lake Preston Friday evening with Red Perkina's orchestra providing music and entertainment featuring Anna Mae Winburn. The Ladies Aid meets next, with a large crowd attending the meeting in the basement last Wednesday afternoon hosted by Mrs. G. G. Vincent and Mrs. L. C. Ven Ornum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Preston
Red Perkina
Anna Mae Winburn
Ladies Aid
Conde
Onde
Badement
Mee G
G. Vincent
L. C. Ven
Ornum
FHA Aids 300 Beadle Families Under National Housing Act
Beadle County South Dakota reports 300 families aided from 1935 to June 30 this year under the National Housing Act. Included are 170 Title I property improvement loans totaling 57,431.15 and 139 small home mortgages insured by FHA totaling 273,000. FHA notes strong homeownership demand and low default rate as it claims self support from insurance premiums and fees.
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Beadle
FHA
Sioux Falls
Beadle County
South Dakota
Daniel J .Fouquette
Federal Housing Administration
North Dakota
Minnesota
Doland Faculty to Attend SDEA Meeting
Doland Schools will be closed all week as faculty attend sessions of the South Dakota Education Association in Aberdeen. The Doland School shows a 160 percent enrollment record for 17 years in both the South Dakota Education Association and the National Education Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doland
SDEA
South Dakota Education Association
Aberdeen
National Education Association
Mrs. Lindskov Chosen To Head Doland OES
Mrs. William Lindskov was chosen worthy matron of Corona Chapter of the OES for next year at a regular meeting in the chapter room Thursday evening. Other officers elected included Worthy Patron L. F. Culver and associate matron Kathryn Shore. A short program featured a gift to the present matron, Ray mond Shult, with lunch served by officers under Mrs. Lind’s supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Shult
A. Peterson
G. W. Cook
Snter
Lind
Two Draftees Fail To Pass Physical Tests
Sioux Falls report shows two of the group examined for wartime conscription failed to meet the physical standards. The remaining men, part of the South Dakota and southwest Minnesota pool, passed and were dispatched to Fort Snelling reception center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Southwest
Minnesota
Army
Fort Snelling
Minn
Yale PTA Meeting Plans Christmas Gift Exchange
Yale PTA held its regular meeting at the school on Tuesday evening. A December gathering was planned with a gift exchange and box lunches. A program of musical selections readings and pantomimes was presented by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale Pta
YALE
Lemon Juice Recipe Claims Fast Rheumatic Pain Relief
An advertisement promotes Ray-Rx Compound with lemon juice and water as a quick remedy for rheumatic, arthritic, or neuritis pain. It promises relief within 48 hours, offers a money back guarantee, and cites Sherman & Moe and drug stores as endorsers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman & Moe
De Smet student wins Swift essay contest
Glen Ritterbusch of De Smet, a senior agricultural student, won the 1946 Swift essay contest for agricultural colleges with Methods Used in Marketing Meat Packer Products. Eldon Wrenn of Dell Rapids placed second. Ritterbusch earns a free trip to the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago and attendance at a marketing school for contest winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savukings
Glen Rueterbusch
de Smet
State College
Swift
Swift Packing Company
Eldon Wrenn
Dell Rapids
Ritterbusch
Chicago
Comstock Family Visiting Coughlins in Yankton Home
Mr and Mrs Everett Comstock and their children of Yankton are guests at the home of Mrs Comstocks parents Mr and Mrs W B Coughlin.
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Bond
Kentucky
Brown Drug CO
Sioux Falla
Kingsbury
Wayland Bridge Club
George Gerston
Ray Murray
Raymond
Conde High Soil
Spartanettes
Delores Banek
Beverly Lofthouse
Beverly Dobberpuhl
Betty Lofthouse
Mrs. Lindskov
Doland Oes
Bridge Club
Leslie Coats
Double Four Bridge Club
Harold Kline
John Levsen
Cas
Inde
North
Nati Bani
W Mane
Finance Co. A
Kher
Mgr. Phune
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