D C Devaney Dies at Vermillion
D C Devaney 61 newspaper publisher and civic leader died in his sleep at Vermillion after a long career with the Vermillion Plain Talk and prior ventures in Minnesota and North Dakota. He headed state press groups and earned regional awards. Surviving are his widow and four sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
Moody County Enterprise
Flandreau
State Press Association
Greater South Dakota Association
Minnesota
North Dakota
Odessa
Minn
Marshall County Banner
Arsyle
Devils Lake
N. D
Adams County Record
Hettinger
Neighborhood News Briefs From Wayland and Nearby
Faulkton visitors Sunday included Mr and Mrs M Davis while Collin McKay joined Corn Palace events in Mitchell Friday and Saturday. Wayland weekend guests were Ea Russel and son from Miles City Montana and relatives Mrs Cook Roy and Lorens Likeness family. A ten and a half pound daughter was born September 30 to Mr and Mrs Guy Meyer of Wayland at Wesington Hospital. Mrs Clark Ander-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
Mrs
M. Davis
Faulkton
Collin McKay
Corn Palace
Mitchel
Wayland
Ea| Russel
Miles City
Mont
Cook
Roy
Lorens Likeness
Miller
Guy Meyer
Wessington Hospital
Clark Ander
John Frahm
Pipestone
Minn
Stahl
Frahm
Bernard Maass
Grace O'Brien
Mitchell
Thad O'Keefe
Carthage
Imma Vondracek
Northwest Commercial College
Huron
Aspens
Emmanuel Huether
Hemlock
N. D
Miss Magdalene Huether
Huether
Rudolph Nettlestedt
Lune Sink
Henry Hehy
Wessington Springs
L. Huether
Lane
Adolph Huether
Famiy
BE. J. Es Linger
Earl Deneke
Howard
Fred Harmcierks
Delores Lillehaug
Frank Pate
Myrtle
E. W. Pate
Will Ammon
Miller hospital treats local farmer seriously ill
Herbert Vetter, a farmer living three and a half miles north of Wayland, is seriously ill in Miller hospital receiving medical care. The page lists numerous social visits and family travel to and from Miller, Mitchell, Huron, Woonsocket, and surrounding towns, including guests from Los Angeles and Medford, Oregon, with several ongoing family and education notes.
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Miller Hospital
Herbert Vetters
Wayland
Lee Major
Los Angeles
A. J. Ravenscroft
Rites At Willow Lake For William Kuhnert
Funeral services were held for William Kuhnert who died in Watertown. Born in 1868 in Germany, he lived in Woodford, Beloit, moved to Willow Lake in 1903 to farm. Survived by widow Anna Scholtfelt, two daughters Mrs Westfall and Mrs Ulrich, two sons Walter and John, with several relatives attending from out of town.
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Dal Willow
Lake
Speb
William Cuhnert
Watertown
R. C. Rice
Mr. Kuhnert
Germany
America
Woodatock
Beloit
Wis
Kuhnert
Anna Scholt
Lew Scholtfelt
Jester
Johnson
Auburn
Iowa
Carl Jansen
van Horm
Claytoas
West Concord
Minn
Women's Chorus Is Selected At SDU
Vermillion October 2 Thirty Ave women are members of the State University Women's Chorus according to A L Wilson director. They include first soprano Leone iss Vermillion Selma Tieszen Marion Carol Tessier Mitchell Mary Tenna Coleman Redfield Shirley Cale Sioux City Roberta Harmon Carthage Virginia Aboutezk Wood second soprano Barbara Sievert Sioux City Marilyn Nelson Vermillion Gail Wilkinson Ida Grove Shirley Trevor Platte Grace Swanson Beresford Jane Fletcher Sioux Falls Arlene Van Buskirk Storm Lake Kathryn faltsulas Vermillion Lois Tessier Mitchell Virginia Ball Vermillion Bonnie Tritz Humboldt Joan Fri bourgh McCook Lake Charlotte Bury Geddes Dorothy Johnson et al. Alto Juna Swanson Alcester Mary Geppert Vermillion Gene Ann Shanard Bridewater Joan Cleveland Platte Marjorie Buck Wessington Springs Barbara Norris Aberdeen Viola Bonacker Sioux Falls Mary Mumford Howard Florence Dahlberry Centerville Sally Ann Sloan Primghar Beverly Newcomb Madison Lois Wilson Hot Springs Patricia Soutar Vermillion Gratia Hannan Pierre
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Ave
State University Women's Chorus
A. L. Wilson
Leoneiss
Vermillion
Selma Tieszen
Marion
Carol Tessier
Mitchell
Mary
Tenna Coleman
Redfield
Shirley Cale
Sioux City
Roberta Harmon
Carthage
Virginia Aboutezk
Wood
Barbara Sievert
Marilyn Nelson
Gail Wilkinson
Ida Grove
Shirley Trevor
Platte
Grace Swanson
Beresford
Jane Fletcher
Sioux Falls
Arlene
van Buskirk
Storm Lake
Kathryn Faltsulas
Lois ‘Tessier
Virginia Ball
Class Officers Named At Orient High School
Orient High School elected class officers at a recent meeting. Seniors chose Marvin Nissen for president and Pauline Treicher for vice president. Juniors elected Delores Pittman for president with Vivian Sweetland as vice president. Sophomores chose Orman Eschenbaum for president and Maxine Eaton for vice president. Freshmen elected Kenny Anglin for president and Mary Ann Schulte for vice president. Alpena MOVED Alpena transfers William C. Leighton from the Great Lakes region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient High School
Orient
Marvin Nissen
Pauline Treicher
Delores Pittman
Vivian Sweetland
Orman Eschenbaum
Maxine Eaton
Kenny Anglin
Mary Ann Schulte
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madison
Wisconsin
Dmovican
Genaey
D.C. Devaney
Maxi
Neighborhood News
YALE
Selma Huntington
Harold
Ed Cooper
Edward Stahl
Dickie
Manchester
Loriie Stemple
Scotland
Harvey Marx
Otto Blote Lomes
Stemple
Ipswich
Virgil
Engel Wessels
Washington, D. C
Wolsey
Paul Haeder
Clear Lake
Richard Haeder
Marion Steuerwald
Dakota Wesleyan
Itis Privett
State College
Oscar Sprecher
Bristol
New York
By Mme. Louray
Allied
Coats
Northern Fur Coat Company
Habicht
Rites
Willow Lake
William Kuhnert
SDU
Alpena
Naval Training Station
Detroit
The
Naval Reserve Armory
Pprens
Foti Ue i
Woodbury
Carter
Dean
McKesson
Lady Esther
Castoria
Pt. American Heavy Mineral Oil
Vicks
Bayers
Pinkham
Patro
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