Mortgage Confab Seeks Broad Plan For Farm Relief
Chicago September 20 The Hoover backed farm mortgage conference entered its final session with hopes for a comprehensive plan to aid debt burdened farmers. Henry M Robinson chairman said a concrete agenda would be produced. moratorium reports were not commented on. The group aims to cover mortgages from all agencies and adjourn after today’s session.
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Chicago
Hoover
Henry M. Robinson
Los Angeles
Mr. Robinson
Washington
New York
Bees Foil Moonshiners In Tacoma Wood
In Tacoma Washington on September 3 a swarm of angry bees hindered Sheriff Fremont Campbell and Chief Deputy Al Ray as they crept toward a moonshine still. The buzzing insects blocked the narrow trail and the moonshiners fled, with Ray shouting a warning as the bees drove them off. No injuries reported.
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Tacoma
Wash
Fremont Campbell
al Ray
Ray
Yale High elects student council leaders for year
Yale students elected Le Nora Fondra as senator from the girls glee club and Joe Greenan from the boys athletic association. Paul Haeder is senior president of the senate with Susie Hofer as vice president and Nora Vondracek as rotary treasurer. The 10 member council will handle school business and represent the school. A freshmen initiation party is planned for Oct. 7 with Le Nora Vondracek chairing the entertainment committee.
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Yale Yale
Yale High School
H. H. Moan
le Nora “Fondra
Tek
Girls’ Glee Club
Joe Greenan
Boys’ Athletic Association
Paul Haeder
Slede
Susie Hofer
Qute Nora Vondracek
Rotary
Nora Vondracek
Imma Vondracek
Amos Hofer
Laverne O'Brien
Roister Doisters Name New Officers in Sioux Falls
Richard McKenna was elected president of the Roister Doisters, Sioux Falls college dramatic organization, with Robbie Taylor as vice president and Dorothy Kirschman as secretary and treasurer. Other named officers include Virgil Kleespies, dean West, Catherine Graham, all of Sioux Falls.
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Roister Doisters
Sioux Falls
Richard McKenna
Sioux Falls College Dramatic Organization
Robbie Taylor
Dorothy Kirschman
Virgil Xleespies
Dean West
Catherine Graham
Ree Heights A. L. A. Elects Officers for Year
Ree Heights American Legion Auxiliary elected officers for the coming year. President Mrs. Lucia Lewis. first vice Mrs. Effie Fuck. second vice Mrs. Marian Leth. secretary Mrs. Pearl Voelker. treasurer Mrs. Doris Varcoe. sergeant at arms Mira Basel Stockman. chaplain Mrs. Jessie Meckel. parliamentarian Mrs. Nellie Hiskcox. historian Mrs. Sylvia Meade. Executive committee: Mrs. Blen Cowan, Mrs. Stacy Haets, Mrs. Em ya Sanders. Mrs. Meade to continue library duties and will open hours as needed.
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Ree Heights
Hee Heights
American Legion Auxiliary
Lucia Lewis
Effie Fuck
Marian Leth
Pearl Voelker
Doris Varcoe
Mira
Basel Stockman
Chapin
Jessie Meckel
Nellie Hiskcox
Sylvia Meade
Blen Cowan
Stacy Haets
Emya Sanders
Meade
Seniors Select Play Alpena
The Alpena high school senior class chose The Blue Boy for this year and begins rehearsals. The production promises humor and mystery with the cast already chosen and practicing their parts.
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Alpena
Alpena High School
Returns from Ireland in Alpena trip home
Mrs. Mike Eldoway returned from a five month visit to Ireland where she attended the world Eucharistic congress. She noted the voyage took seven days by sea and three from New York to Alpena. She found the time enjoyable though few old acquaintances remained, as it had been about 20 to 25 years since she left.
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Ireland
Alpena
Mike Eldoway
Ocean
New York
Iraak Karp Returns From Kuim Hay Baling Work
Iraak Karp returned from Kuim HW D where he baled hay this summer. He left his baler there at harvest time and then returned to bring it back with him.
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Alpena
Iraak Karp
Kuim
HW. D
Hic
Huron to Celebrate Hobo Day With Homecoming Parade
Brookings plans mark two years of centering on Hobo Day Oct 2 with a parade featuring hobo and squaw replicas, 1912 floats, and alumni bands. State College bands, a military unit, and a hobo band will march before about 95 000 spectators. Officials urge alumni to contact Prof George Gilbertson as tickets go on sale for the 2 PM football game against the University of South Dakota.
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State Col
State College
State College Military Band
Brookings
George Gilbertson
Raton
University of South Dakota
State Field
Dakota Day
Bobees
Boboettes
South Dakota State College
Joseph Knoudson
Montrose
King
Edith Smith
Byron
Knudson
Miss Smith
South Dakota University
Cast Selected for Lula Vollmer Play Sun Up at S F College
Sioux Falls college Roister Dossier players announce the cast for Lula Vollmer's Sun Up to be staged October 14 and 15 as part of Tepee day homecoming festivities. Professor Arthur C. Gray selects Ann O'Connell as Widow Cagle, with Richard McKenna Tod Emmy Tod Gordon Vaughn and others in supporting roles.
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S. F
Sioux Falls
Lula Vollmer
Roister Dossier
Sioux Falls College
Arthur C. Gray
Ann O'Connell
Widow Cagle
Richard McKenna
Psp
Tod
Dorothy Waitz
Emmy Tod
Gordon Vaughn
Rule Cagle
Charles Tingley
Bud Tod
Lorin Her
Bride From Sioux Falls Ties City Life to Black Hill Ride
The couple plans a trip to the Black Hill. Mr Kruger resides on a farm four miles southwest of Algena with his father and brother where he spent most of his life. The bride is the daughter of Henry Luhrs of Sioux Falls.
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Black Hill
Mr. Kruger
Algena
Henry Luhrs
Sioux Falls
Newly Married Couple Plans Farm Life South of Lane
A newly married couple will reside on a farm south of Lane, beginning their quiet life together. The note highlights their intended home and rural setting as their first shared chapter.
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Lane
State Rests Case In Charnock Trial
The state rested this morning in the trial of C. Charnock and J. Q. Hossack, accused of obtaining money under false pretenses in highway construction. The defense began its case as Mrs. Werdna Robinson and Martin Graff testified for the prosecution. Robinson said she overheard Charnock remark after a county affairs probe by State Auditor William Dunn that if he had known trouble, he would have disposed of Mr. Griffith's records.
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Sioux Falls
Ame State
C. Charnock
J. Q. Hossack
Werdna Robinson
Highway Department
Martin Graff
Board of County Commissioners
William Dunn
Griffith
J. W. Griffith
Massed Band Concert in Woonsocket Oct 1
A massed band concert featuring 80 musicians from Woonsocket and Letcher areas will perform October 1 at 8 p m. The program includes Woonsocket high school and city bands, Letcher bands, the high school orchestra, string trio, mixed chorus, a Letcher male quartet, and a German band. Proceeds fund sending local musicians to the all state concert in Rapid City during Thanksgiving week.
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Woonsocket
Woonsocket High School
Woonsocket City
Letcher High School
Letcher City
Augustana resumes gymnasium chapel construction
Judge Lewis Larson announces that building on the new college gymnasium chapel at Augustana College will resume before the end of next week. E. Irving Weiseth leads a campaign to raise a small bond issue, aiming to complete the superstructure before cold weather. The project is expected to cost about $15,000.
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Augustana College
Sioux Falls
Lewis Larson
Augustana College and Building Association
College
E. Irving ‘Weiseth
Tt Ie
Corn Huskers to Compete In South Dakota Husk Contest
Hudson October 1 report on the first corn husking contest in the state. The event drew teams led by Frederickson and his son Jacob from H Dub area. Prizes awarded for top husking, with samples and fair displays drawing local spectators.
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Huc
Hudson Hudson
South Dakota
Ble Srederickson
Jacob
Virgil Faculty Honored At Picnic At Veal Springs
Supt em F C Cam entertained the Virgil faculty at Veal Springs visiting Shake speare Garden at the college and Prof C W Shay's replica of Ann Hathaway's cottage. The party shared a picnic supper in Welverndate gulch with guests Miss Mamie McMullin Miss Beth Williams Miss Mabel Romon Miss Juanita Murphy and James Peck of the faculty Ruth McMullin and Helen Larimer also noted.
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Virgil
F.C. Cam
Veal Springs
C. W. Shay
Ann Hathaway
Welverndate Gulch
Mamie McMullin
Beth Williams
Mabel Romon
Juanita Murphy
James Peck
Saed Ruth McMullin
Helen Larimer
Roasts Hit By Nir and Hire RH Loom Event
Community roasts feature Nir and Hire RH Loom with remarks from Mr and Mrs RE Welsh as attendees.
Students Travel Varying Distances To College
Sioux Falls college enrollment cards show students traveling from less than a block to over 3000 miles for classes. Oscar Rodriguez of Ponce Puerto Rico leads the distance list while Robert Kreuger lives closest to campus. Ten states and fourteen denominations are represented in the student body.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls College
Robert Kreuger
Oscar Rodriguez
Ponce
Porto Rico
South
North Dakota
Minnesota
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Wisconsin
Colorado
Texas
Washington
Injunction Hearing Unlikely in Redfield Dormitory Case
Attorney for S H Collins foresees no further hearing in the action against F W Willhite regarding the Redfield home dormitory. The judge earlier upheld that the dormitory’s construction did not comply with state law, and a further hearing seemed doubtful despite possible state rebuttal.
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Abbine, Uch
van Slyke and Agor
S. H. Collins
Siste Contractors’ Association
F. W. Willhite
Redfield
B. D. Mintener
Willhite
Mintiner
Extension club elects Boland officers
Doland Extension club held its first meeting this week to elect officers. Mrs. Russell was named chairman, Mrs. Andrew Jensen as vice chairman, and Mrs. Loren Culver as secretary treasurer. The gathering took place at the home of retiring chairwoman Mrs. Ewing.
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Extension Club
Boland
Doland Extension Club
Russell
Andrew Jensen
Loren Culver
Ewing
Farrars Offer Secular Music Program in Erwin
Erwin residents will hear Farrars present a secular music program in the Erwin high school auditorium on Thursday at eight o clock. Edson and Mrs. Farrar, long active in concert work, will share a varied program as a precursor to a Community club series. Farrar trained under Karlton Hackett and led church music in Huron and Chicago. Mrs Farrar is a MacPhail and American Conservatory graduate with strong organist and pianist credentials.
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Farrer
MacPhail School
Minneapolis
American Conservatory
Erwin
West Bethany Church
Misses Vigell Visit Relatives Then Plan Sweden Trip
Misses Hannah and Golda Vigell spent two weeks in Alpena visiting sister Mrs. Oscar Lundborg. They traveled to Beresford to see relatives and will proceed to Chicago to visit their brother before leaving for New York to sail to Sweden for a visit with relatives.
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Sweden
Alpena
Hannah
Golda Vigell
Oscar Lundborg
Beresford
Chicago
New York
Hoven Priest to Be Named Monsignor on Oct 12
Rt Rev Monsignor designation to Rev Mather A C Helmbrecht in charge of St Anthony's parish at Hoven. Bishop Bernard G Mahoney of Sions Falls to preside at October 12 ceremonies with fifty priests from the South Dakota diocese attending. Public school reception to follow with Lay et al and visiting priests speaking. Helmbrecht, in Haven 23 years, oversaw construction of a $250,000 church and new parish home and school, with no debt. He requests no disruption in assignments.
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J Hoven
Hoven
America
Mather A. C. Helmbrecht
St. Anthony's
Bernard G. ‘Mahoney
Sions Falls
South Dakota
Tlaylers
Lwine
Haven
Father Helmbrecht
Clay County drops Rural Red Cross nurse program
Vermillion reports that ten Clay county schools refused Red Cross nurse services last year. No expense was charged beyond transportation. County superintendent Alice Cope says no nurse will be supplied to rural schools this year.
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Clay County
Red Cross
Alice Cope
Youth Services Prosper at Erwin Congregational Church
In Erwin the Young People's services at the Congregational church draw strong crowds with over forty attendees on the last two Sundays. Harold Goldseth delivered a thoughtful talk on boosting understanding and cooperation between youth and the aged in religious work. Miss Gladdus Severson led the evening with two special numbers by Louise Springer and Le Irene Hodges. Superintendent Ames Tschetter is set to host a special feature next Sunday with additional numbers planned.
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Erwin Erwin
Erwin Congregational Church
Harold Goldseth
Gladdus Severson
Louise Springer
Leirene Hodges
Ames Tschetter
Doland Study Club Holds First Meeting
The Doland Study club met at Mrs. John Levsen's home for its first gathering of the week. Business items were discussed and refreshments were served at the close of the meeting.
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Doland
Dolland Study Club
John Levsen
Hold Bridge Party Doland Recalls Faculty Club Event
Oct 1 notes from Doland report that Miss La Craft and Miss Peterson hosted a faculty bridge club gathering with attendees enjoying the session and refreshments.
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Doland
Faculty Bridge Club
iMiss la Craft
Miss Peterson
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