Legion To Hold District Meets in South Dakota
Watertown dispatch reports the American Legion plans for annual district meetings across fourteen districts in the South Dakota department. Department Commander Temmey of Huron and Department Adjutant Mullaney of Watertown lead arrangements focusing on welfare work, aid for disabled veterans, and support for the bonus payment program. The meetings will unite many Legionnaires to discuss mutual issues, with definite meeting dates to be announced within ten days after Temmey’s return from St Louis to clear back business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
South Dakota
Department of the American Legion
Temmey
Huron
Mullaney
St. Louis
State College To Have Mixed Band
BROOKINGS Oct. 3 State College will form a mixed concert band with 48 women and 10 men led by director George G Boughton The band will include a horn section rated as the best in the state and will join the college symphony in performances They will play at football games Christmas basketball concerts and plan three outdoor spring concerts One new freshman group includes Marie Peterson and Ullman with Brookings members filling multiple chair positions Also listed are rostered players in clarinet saxophone horn trumpet trombone tuba and percussion with names and hometowns for many players
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
George G. Boughton
College Symphony
Stra Hae
Fresamén
Marie Peterson
Brookws
Kern
Ullman
Hom
Charlotte Brown
Lucile Crothers
Margaret Shephard
Brook
Gunnison
Pierre
Darleen Lambert
Gladys Olson
Claremont
Gaon
Valley Springs
Samper
Doris Ullman
Betty Coldir
Sunbone
Virginia Chester
Miss Norma Hansen Dies At Redfield
Miss Norma Hansen nineteen died yesterday morning after a weeklong typhoid illness. A Redfield High School graduate she planned to continue studies this year. She is survived by her father James Hansen and two sisters Mrs Rose of Athol and Mrs George O Reilly of Minneapolis. Funeral services will be held Friday at the Congregational church with Rev ER Miller officiating and interment in Redfield Cemetery by Williamson Funeral Directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Hansen
Redfield Redfield
Redfield High School
James Hangen
Aere
Rose
Athol
George O. Reilly
Minneapolis
Congregational Church
ER. M. Miller
Redfield
Williamson Funeral Molirectors
De Smet Farmer Dies of Heart Attack at Farm Home
De Smet December 3 Henry Bartels Jr was found dead in his rocky ing charig Farm home north of De Smet shortly after noon. His death was believed to be due to a heart attack. Bartels a leading resident in the vicinity, had been living alone after his wife’s death a few years prior.
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de Smet
Henry Bartels, Jr
Charig Farm
Henry
Fann
Bartels
Sioux Falls Shop Hit By Blaze
Flames from an asphalt explosion gutted the Sioux Falls street department building injuring a teamster slightly. Four trucks two sprinkler trucks a road grader four cars and tools were damaged. A second brief notes a Wellington test well on a WPA project field later.
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Sioux Falls
Brown
Cooperative Union Meeting At Redfield
The Spink County Cooperative union board met in Redfield at their store building with Volmer of Brentford presiding The directors praised increased business since moving from the Norbeck building last summer W R Detmer of Consumers Cooperative Association Kansas City discussed a 10 day cooperative school.
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Cooperative Union
Redfield Redfield
Spink County Cooperative Union
Volmer
Brentford
Norbeck
W. R. Detmer
Consumers Cooperativn Association
Kansas
School plans cooperative education trip for Spink county
The board discussed a cooperative education trip to Kansas City in the second week of November and urged Spink county to send at least two members. It was later decided action would be taken, but students have not yet been appointed.
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Kansas City
Spink County
Burned Eye Suffered by Worker in Desmet Shop
Harold Leo, 80, sustained a badly burned eye after leaning into a hot metal bar in a focal machine shop where he worked. The injury involves inflammation of the eyeball and brow as the bar was being cleaned by his employer. no one anticipated the incident.
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Desmet
Harold Leo
Prosecutions for Law Violations Reported in Pierre
Pierre October 3 Special list of prosecutions issued by Deputy Superintendent T. Ronayne of the Division of Inspections. Carl Garnes Presho fined 10 plus costs for short weight bread. W L Bergstresser Watertown fined 50 and costs for cigarette law violation with stock confiscated. Stanley B Niell Stratford fined 10 and costs for selling gasoline in an unpainted container. Carl Leighton Huron fined 10 for using a set machine on a gambling device. John Stam Huron fined 10 and costs totaling 200 dollars for possessing whiskey in public with broken seal. Lamera Van Cleave Platte fined 25 and costs for illegal operation of the Babcock Test in buying cream. Omaha Cold Storage Company Winner fined 10 for adulterated butter. Platte Creamery Platte fined for selling low butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Ronayne
Department For “Dustria
Public Safety
Carl Garnes
Presho
W. L. Bergstresser
Watertown
Stanley B. Niell
High Grade Oil Co
Stratford
Costa
Carl Leighton
Huron
John Stam
Planning Boards Receive Tips On Tackling Problems
BROOKINGS Oct 8 The South Dakota State Planning board has issued a circular outlining a suggested approach to county planning problems. It has mailed copies to county planning board chairs statewide. The circular covers agriculture public works public affairs social welfare recreation education mineral resources public health forestry employment industry and transportation. It says the outline is not a fixed blueprint and may not fit every local situation. It aims to stimulate thought among local planners by suggesting possible problems.
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Brookings
South, Dakota
C. W. Pugsley
State Board
Varying Cigarette Law Violations Jumped in County Court
In Moody County cases J C Jensen of Bison was fined 10 dollars plus costs for cigarette law violation. Merle Fowler of Faith faced costs after violation charges with stock confiscated. Roy Hall, a trucker for Meetz Baking Company of Sioux Falls, was arrested in Moody county for picking up stale bread and fined 10 dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Jensen
Bison
Merle Fowler
Faith
Roy Hall
Meetz Baking Company
Sioux Falls
Moody County
College Debating Topic At National Pi Kappa Delta Tourney
Aberdeen reports that Northern State Teachers college debate champions will argue a proposed amendment to allow Congress to override a Supreme Court ruling by two thirds. Prof Hineas, G W Finley and NSTC teams prep for the national Pi Kappa Delta tournament in Houston from March 29 to April 3, 1936, with NSTC last year ranked tenth.
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Aberdeen
Congress
United States Supreme Court
P. J. Harkness
Northern State Teachers College
Hineas
G. W. Finley
Pi Kappa Delta
Greeley
Col
Houston
NSTC
Son Born to Wayland Couple in 814 Pound News
An 814 pound son was born to Mr and Mrs Harold Winegar at their home twelve miles southwest of Wayland on October 3 special report notes. The report ends with a date line of Sept 36.
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Wayland
Harold Winegar
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