Schools Described as Nation bulwark by Chicago leader
SIOUX FALLS Nov 29 The public schools were described as the bulwark of our nation by Mrs. Holland Flagler of Chicago president of the Illinois Congress of Parents and Teachers in an address prepared for tonight's session of the South Dakota Education Association convention. She urged parent teacher associations to form community councils to inform neighborhoods about the peacetime education crisis and to cooperate to safeguard schools against budget cuts.
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Falls
Holland Flagler
Chicago
Theillinois Congress of Parents and Teachers
South Dakota Education Association
Flagler
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Save Our Schools
Periony Wrisis
Peble Educat
Burdette School Program and Community Events
Burdette school presented songs recitations and a two act play Teacher King Go Home with Evelyn Peterson Lois Lloyd Kathleen Polehow Maurice Olson and Kenneth Seigling in leading roles A ten cent lunch raised 8 60 for the Young Citizens league. Fedora lodges hosted Artesian Carthage Odd Fellows Rebekah for a social evening with cards and dancing A dam project in Fordham township north of Carpenter discussed by county commissioners Alpena teachers rode to Sioux Falls for S D E A Mondry V Linn Curtis Moyck and Miss Kunze Tramp and Davis Club party at Burdete Home Extension family night included games and a pot luck supper.
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Burdette School
Burdette
Burdette Hall
King
Evelyn Peterson
Lois Lloyd
Kathleen Polehow
Maurice Olson
Kenneth Seigling
Young Citizens League
Fedora
Fedors Rebekah
Odd. Fellows
Artesian
Carthage
Odd Fellows
Rebekeh
Sioue Falls Alpena
Alpena Schoo
Sioux Falls
S.D
Robert Marshall
Pastor Pederson Leaves Redfield for Edmore Pastorate
The Rev. C. S. Pederson, longtime minister of Our Saviors Lutheran church, departed Monday for Edmore North Dakota where he has accepted a pastorate charge. The local vacancy remains open and not yet filled.
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Redfield
C. S. Pederson
Our Saviors Lutheran Church
Edmore
N. D
Kingsbury County Pays Relief Workers Under C W A Plan
Kingsbury County disbursed 3806.50 to relief employees as part of the new civil works program. The payout followed programs transferring workers from relief and orders to the civil works setup. Hundreds waited at the courthouse for time sheets and payroll processing, with Hollis M. Hill named assistant disbursing agent and two stenographers employed to speed the checks.
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Abby
Court House
Hollis M. Hill
Sasistant
Nichols Held For Manslaughter In Auto Crash
Canton November 22 R F Nichols Sioux City was bound over to circuit court on a first degree manslaughter charge after a hearing on an automobile collision south of Worthing November 12 that killed two people. Witnesses said Nichols was intoxicated and driving recklessly. Nichols did not testify. The crash proved fatal to Mrs Robert Clark of Harrisburg who was with Nichols and Ronald Culp infant son of Mr and Mrs Lee Culp of Sioux Falls who were in the other car.
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Robert, Clark
Harrisburg
Ronald Culp
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Lee Culp
Sioux Falls
School Children Entertain Lions at De Smet Meeting
Miss Ferne Ford and Rose Hill school presented a two act playset with songs and speaking, performed by six pupils Johnny and Mary pieces, delighting De Smet Lions at their last meeting. The program, modified from a schoolhouse Halloween, recalled childhood days and was praised as one of the best entertainments.
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Johnny and
Mary
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Rose Hill
Lions
All College Play Set for State College December 6
Announcement by Prof. George McCarty lists staff for the all college production The Perfect Alibi at State College. Staff includes John Beatty stage manager Gerald Pickles Clark lighting Kennett Gwings Wagner costuming Sylvia Dypedahl Dell Rapids Corrine Hiaton Watertown Merle LaMont Brookings Esther Norman Fr Pierre Iva Shelp Brookings Prompters Relea Avery Pipestone Agnes Bilis Brookings Merrill Herb Aberdeen advertising Robert Wick Brookings business manager Edwin Phillips Hitchcock Miss Will Mall Brookings junior home economics student student director under McCarty. Cast has been practicing daily and the show is scheduled for the State College auditorium on December 6.
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Brookings
State College
George McCarty
John Beatty
Properties
Gerald Pickles
Clark
Kennett
Gwings
Wagner
Sylvia’ Dypedahl
Dell Rapids
Corrine Hiaton
Watertown
Merle LaMont
Esther Norman
Fr. Pierre
Iva Shelp
Relea “Avery
Pipestone
Minn
Agnes Bilis
Merrill Herb
Aberdeen
Robert Wick
McCarty
Russell announce birth of daughter Bon Bonilla
Mr and Mrs Halph Russell announce the birth of a daughter on November 21. The child is named Bon Bonilla and the family shares the news in the local notice.
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Bon Bonilla
Halph Russell
Colton Physician Moves To Doland
Dr Vincent Sherwood, formerly of Colton South Dakota, has moved to Doland and begins practicing with his father Dr Bherwood who has served as a physician there for 30 years. He succeeds Dr C A Williams who moved to Pipestone Minnesota.
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Poland
Vincent Sherwood
Colton, S. D
Doland
Bherwood
Sherwood
Phrace
C. A. Williams
Pipestone, Minn
Bonilla Play Experienced Broad Support by School Faculty
The play The Importance of Being Earnest was presented Saturday evening by the city school faculty in Bonilla. It was an unqualified success with 35 characters fitting roles and notable costuming. Dale Reeter entertained between acts with two guitar solos.
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Bonilla
Harnest
Dale’ Réeter
Eastern Star Bryant elects officers at Masonic Temple
Fern Logan chapter of the Eastern Star in Bryant held its annual officers election at the Masonic temple. Officers chosen include Mrs Lou Cuse as worthy matron, Mrs Elma Gilbertson assistant matron, RE Malseth worthy patron, C C Balmbach past patron, Mrs Biader Fredrickson secretary, Mrs Ella Silda treasurer, Mrs Elma Rumann conductress, and Mrs nee Young asst conductress. The evening ended with bridge and lunch. Installations planned for December ik.
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Fern Logal Chapter
The
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Lou’ Cuse
Elma Gilbertson
Re, Malseth
C. C. Balmbach
Biader Fredrickson
Ella Silda
Elma Rumann
Nee Young
Asst
Boy Breaks Arm in Tall Run Near Highmore
Highmore November 29 special Gene Newling, 16, broke his arm during a tall run. Medical attention given. arm mending well. Newling lives at Hanghart home southeast of Harrold. Redfield November 29 special County auditor Late Spink says 596 ten year tax contracts issued to county citizens.
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Gene Newling
Young Newling
Hanghart
Harrold
Redfield
Spink
Albert Kuehn
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