State WCTU Holds Annual Yankton Convention
The forty first annual South Dakota Women's Christian Temperance Union convention meets October 4 to 7 in Yankton at the Congregational church. speakers include Gracelo Legge Houlder of Australia and Mrs Flora Mitchell of Brookings. Activities cover sessions, memorials, reports, a banquet, lectures on prison welfare and police matrons, and a radio program with Miss Houlder.
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Yankton
South Dakota Women's Christian Temperance Union
Gracelo Legge Houlder
Australia
Flora Mitchell
Brookings
Ste
Congregational Church
Mitchell
Creatings
Mayvar M. M. Bennett
Ankin R. Simmons
Faulkton
H. H. Lindeman
E. R. Gurney
D. J. Cleveland
Crewe C, Sharp
Clark
Lorraine Tucker
Huron Man Named For Wessington Police Job
A Huron man is named to fill the Wessington police position following a resignation. He will assume duties at the start of the month, with the appointee Fuller handling jets and duties in transition as the town confirms the decision amid some uncertainty about future plans.
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Huron
Wessington
Wwaseittebd
Fuller
Bank leadership changes in Kingsbury area announced
On Oct 3 special notes name Mr Shenman succeeding fh B McGandless, reassigned to South Carolina to oversee multiple institutions. The new head will oversee Desional bank and First National chains at Lake Preston and the recently liquidated Oldham bank, amid closures of four local banks.
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P. C
Madison
Kingsbury Co
Shenman
Fh. B. McGandless
South Carolina
Mauidasia
Desional Bank
First National Farmers National Banks
Lake Preston
First National
Oldham
Animal leader aids Kingsbury County eradication campaign
Dr T H Puil, state director of animal hush, spent Tuesday in De Smet. Dr Pur assisted in arranging for medicines in Kingsbury County to prize a campaign for eradication ulosis. Dr Ruth, a former De Smet resident, is a practitioner in Kingsbury County.
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Wlerks
Kingsbury DE Sadt
T. TH. Puil
Animal Hush
de Smet
Pur
Kingsbury County
Ruth
Kinesbury County
Gann Valley Blue Jays End Successful Season
Gann Valley Blue Jays clinched the central South Dakota championship with a win over the Huron All-Stars last Sunday. The Buffalo county club finished 49 games, posting 36 wins and 13 losses for a .775 percentage, with three losses to semi pro teams from Sioux City and travels by other semi pro nines. Shelby Indians and Plate were the only South Dakota teams to beat them. The team was led by the Koch Brothers who combined for nine of the 16 runs in Huron and carried much of the offense throughout the season.
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Gann Valley
Blue Jays
Huron All-Stars
Buffalo County
South Dakota
Sioux City
Shelby Indians
Plate
Koch Brothers
Huron
Wolsey High enrolls 99 students as classes fill
Wolsey high school attendance reaches 99 with late arrivals. French students lead with 23 in the senior and junior classes, senior class has 22, senior has 15 and sophomore 11. Junior high counts 28. Grades list. fifth and sixth 27, fourth 23, third 12, first and second 27.
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Wolsey
Wolsey High School
Redfield Man Builds Highway Gas Station
MELLETTE Oct 3 Special Construction is rapidly nearing completion on the filling station being built by a Redfield man on highway 41 at its intersection with the Conde Cresbard road A lunch counter will be operated in connection The new station is expected to aid winter travelers at a corner that is a snowbound area during the winter months
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Mellette
Redfield
Highway 41
Conde- Cresbard Road
Pastors Meet at Lutheran Conference in Madison
About a dozen pastors from eastern South Dakota Lutheran churches gathered for a two day pastoral conference at St. John's Lutheran Church in Madison starting October 2. The event focused on church work, community outreach, and spiritual guidance for congregations across the region.
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Madison
South Dakota
St. John’s Lu
Madison Theran Church Semi-Annual Meeting Report
The Theran church in Madison held a semi annual meeting from 9 a m Tuesday to 8 p m Wednesday. Evening services at 7 30 featured preaching in English and German by Rev Ganzit of Bridgewater Rev Heuer of Mend and Rev Leikamky of Orient.
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Theran
Madison
Ganzit
Bridgewater
Heuer
Mennd
Leikamky
Orient
Mellette Pastor On Huron Visit Week
Rev. E. E. Whiteside pastor of the Mellette and Northville parishes is in Huron this week for the Methodist conference. He spoke on educational institutions last night with Dr. Earl Roadman delivering the main address. Mrs Whiteside will join Friday for the ministers wives reception.
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Mellette
Huron
E. E. Whiteside
Northville
Whiteside
Earl Roadman
New Underwood Plans Major Building Drive This Year
New Underwood outlines a heavy building program for the year. Projects include an addition to a garage two new residences and remodeling several homes. Planning calls for construction on a property just south of town and a set of new buildings on that site.
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NEW Underwood
WESSINGTON FAMILY LEAVES WESSINGTON
WESSINGTON Oct 3 Special Mr and Mrs Henry Meyer have left Wessington and will make their home in the future at Wessington Springs Their household goods were hauled off in preparation for the move
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Wessington
Henry Meyer
Wessington Springs
Meyers Shifts Insurance Business to New Wessington Site
Mr Meyers who has worked in the insurance business in Wessington will continue writing policies at his new location after moving there by truck on Tuesday.
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Meyers
Wessington
State P. T. A. To Take Up Ethical Education
Pierre, Oct 3. The tenth annual convention of the South Dakota branch of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers will meet in Sioux Falls from October 22 to 24. Bert L. Hall of Pierre announced the theme Ethical Education and said the convention program had not yet been completed.
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Pierre
South Dakota
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Sioux Falls
Bert L. Hall
Hal
Local honors and obituaries from a South Dakota paper
The notice lists award ceremonies with four silver trophies presented by Mrs. Sessions, Mrs. Larson, Mr. Hall, and the board of managers, officiated by E. E. Whiteside. It then details the birth and life of John Bloomhall born in England in 1840, his migration to America, and his long residence across several counties, plus a large surviving family including seven children, eighteen grandchildren and ten great grandchildren.
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H. C. Sessions
Sioux Falls
A. B. Larson
Egan
Hall
Board of Managers
E. E. Whiteside
John Bloomhall
England
America
Albany
N. Y
Dane County
Wis
Floyd County
Spink
South
Spink, Brown, Edmunds
McPherson
Adelbert A. Bloomhall
Milbank
Orville J. Bloomhall
Shirley J. Bloomhell
Erwin C. Boomhall
Ashton
Clair W. Bloomhall
Cedar Rapit
W. A. Gannton
Medlette
E. D. Lewis
Native Of England Buried At Mellette
Funeral services were conducted Tuesday for John Bloomhall, a pioneer resident of Spink county. Burial was in the Union cemetery at Mellette. Pallbearers were A. Armstrong, George Hamilton, E. Brumm, George Gange, R. T. Vliet and H. Cady. Rev.
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Mellette
John Bloomhall
Spink County
Union Cemetery
A. Armstrong
George Hamilton
E. Brumm
George Gange
R. T. Vliet
H. Cady
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