Reunion Of Washburn Family At Alpena Home
Alpena Oct 3 Special Mr and Mrs Lyle Washburn Rix and Mrs Earl Washburn and baby Fulton and Mr and Mrs Clyde Washburn with children Carl Josephine Artesian Miss Lulu Washburn Mitchell Mr and Mrs Claude Crouch and four children Dale Miss Dorothy Washburn and Mr Franks Groton were dinner guests at Rev J E Washburn home A harvest home service followed at the Methodist church The event drew a large crowd and featured 4 H club exhibits and a young peoples choir led by Miss Veda Barber The pastor preached on being diligent and aware of one s flocks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena
Lyle Washburn
Earl Washburn
Fulton
Clyde Washburn
Carl
Josephine
Artesian
Lulu Washburn
Mitchell
Claude Crouch
Dale
Dorothy Washburn
Franks
Groton
J. E. Washburn
Washburn
Methodist Church
Huron
4-H Club
Veda Barber
Cost of Maintaining Highways Reduced in South Dakota
South Dakota highway maintenance costs for the year ending June 30, 1932 were cut by 728,122.58 compared with the prior year. Highway commission secretary George Henry announced the saving occurred despite over 280 for snow removal and credits district engineers for the efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
George Henry
Highway Commission
Waal
Herty
State Department
Henry
Bryant Store Moves to New Downtown Location
Bryant based G. BR. Dahlend Son grocery and clothing firm relocates from the Winjum building to the Ruden building beside the post office on Main Street. The rebuilt south side site now houses a general store with groceries and a full line of men's suits and furnishings. The stock was moved after closing Saturday and opened Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant
G. BR. Dahlend Son Grocery and Clothing
Winjum
Ruden
Potato Digging Underway at Preston Lake Yields Good
Preston Lake October 5 Special potato digging is in full swing with good yields and excellent quality. Prices are very low and some potatoes remain in the ground as farmers feel the net return does not cover labor costs.
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Preston Lake
Preston
Promotion Day Exercises Held at Congregational Sunday School
Lake Preston October 3 Special The Congregational Sunday school held its annual promotion day exercises during the Sunday school hour. A program of recitations songs and musical numbers entertained the large crowd. Mrs BD G Kerr superintendent of the Sunday school directed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Preston
Congregational Sunday School
G. Kerr
Woonsocket Club Is In New Home
The Business and Professional Women's club has a new home moving from the Commercial club rooms to the post office area formerly used by an engineering concerns company. The club will meet in the new room Monday evening October 3.
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Woonsocket Club
Woonsocket
Business and Professional Women's Club
Gurencs
Quiet Miller wedding unites Livya Dennis and Marjorie Tranter
Livya Dennis and Marjorie Tranter were married quietly in Miller on Saturday. Livya Dennis is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tranter of near Wessington and has taught in rural county schools. The couple will live on the groom’s farm home south of Burdette with Lloyd Dennis, son of John Dennis, growing to manhood in the area.
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Miller Burdette
Livya Dennis
Marjorie Tranter
Miller
Lloyd
John Dennis
Osceola Chooses New School Officers and Teachers
Osceola reports new school officers and teachers elected for the quarter from October through December. Superintendent Rev. J. Mo Hunter leads the team, with Mrs M. Kellogg as assistant superintendent, Mrs Jane Wasem as secretary, and Mrs E. Westerberg as treasurer. Teachers elected include Mrs A. C. Wasen, Miss Gillenberg, and Mrs Hunter handling youth and adult classes.
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Orceola
S. S
Osceola
New Sanflay
Enting
J. Mo Hunter
Mra M. Kellogg
Jene Waseem
E. W. Westerberg
Yressy
A. C. Wasen
Juniees
Gillenberg
Young People's Am
Hunter
Rey
Ester Leaves Burdette in Quiet Departure
Mrs Ray Eads drove to Slee Falls to take her sister home after a visit here the past week. The brief note records a quiet family departure with no further details given.
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Ester
Burdette
Ray Eads
Slee Falls
Bemme
Pioneer Day Chief Sherburne to Lead Yankton Homecoming
Newell Sherburne of Flandreau is named manager of Yankton college Pioneer Day homecoming on October 22. The senior will head a corps of student workers, drawing on past roles with the junior senior banquet Howling 30 Chicago trip and MCA events, while also serving as head waiter. He leads Howling 30, has cheerleader experience, and works as a Red Cross Life Saving Examiner in summers. He majors in business administration.
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Yankton
Newell Sherburne
Flandreau
Sherburne
Yankton College
Chicago
Mitchell
Howling 30
Yanietan College Men's Glee Club
Red Cross
Paving Project Progresses Toward Wentworth
MADISON October 5 The highway No 34 paving has reached the railroad track near Wentworth A half day was used Sunday to move a pump at Madison supplying Lake Madison water for the remaining paving Water and equipment moved to the Fader corner southeast of Wentworth with westward work planned for two and a half miles to the railroad crossing This completes nine miles of a 124 mile project and crews hope to finish by November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wentworth
Baught Man Corner
Lake Madison
Cyanide Plant Planned At Mine In Lead Area
A plan to clear 12 residences in the S-An area of Hiawatha park and the White addition in Lead for Home stake Mining Company cyaniding equipment was announced by B C Yates, general manager. Residents were notified to vacate within 30 days. most homes are to be razed and the area cleared within 3 days as work begins soon. The properties were bought from Damon Clark and from Horace Clark, Chris Gevans, Fred Pearson, and Arthur R Anderson.
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Hiawatha Park
White Addition
Homestake Mining Company
B. C. Yates
Da~mon Clark
Horace Clark
Chris Gevans
Fred Pearson
Arthur R. Anderson
Paul Shearer Named Head of Dadalian Society at Dakota Wesleyan
Paul Shearer of Tyndall is elected president of the Dadalian Literary Society at Dakota Wesleyan University. New officers include Clement Van Nice of Pierre as vice president, Homer Carhart of Santisco Chile as treasurer, Lyle Rogers of Chamberlain as secretary, Leakley of Montrose as representative to the inter society board, Ira Pate Lowry of Raynham as chaplain, and John Jeremiason of Belle Fourche as sergeant at arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Shearer
D. W. U. Mitchell
Tyndall
Dakota Wesleyan University
Clement van Nice Af Pierre
Homer Carhart
Santisco
Chile
Lyle Rogers
Chamberlain
Leakley
Montros
Inter Society
Ira Pate Lowry
Raynham
John Jeremiason
Belle Fourche
Robert Wagner joins Dakota Wesleyan Club
Mitchell leaders report Robert Wagner joins the Dakota Wesleyan Club as the Oxford jobs at Dakota Wesleyan University expands its ministry focused student body. RM Powers of Plankinton becomes president with Harold Lemans of Mitchell as vice president and Clarence Pierce of Philip as secretary. Dean Headley of Oak Bridge, N J, serves as a pastor and club member amid a broad roster of Mitchell area ministers and students.
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Robert Wagner
Dakota Wesleyan Club
Mitchell
Oxford
Dakota
Wesleyan University
RM. Powers
Plankinton
Harold Lemans
Clarence Pierce
Philip
Ravinia
Dean Headley
Oak Bridge
N. J
Walley Sociner
Rowena
Ben Clare
Carl Kel Ot
Cottonwood
Dwyte Wilks
Mthen
Heriend Highest
White River
Harrleeghon
Gegory
Sod Wendel Cena
Dull’ Lapids
Apple Tree New In Bloom At Burdette
In Burdette on October 3 a thorn apple tree is in full blossom with white blooms and tiny green leaves, a rare sight for this time of year. Residents recall no prior bloom at this season. the tree yielded a fruitful crop this summer.
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Burdette Burdette
Burdette
Farm Problems To Be Big Discussion At Springfield Meeting
The Yankton Association of Congregational churches will hold its annual meeting in Springfield on Thursday and Friday with farm problems as a major topic. Prof. Carl G. Hutchinson of Chicago will lead the agricultural discussion. The 25 parishes listed include Aberdeen area towns and Springfield, with two delegates from each church’s women’s organization and one from the young people's society.
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Springfield
Yankton Association of Congregational Churches
Springfeld
Carl G. Hutchinson
Chicago
Yankton Association
Alcester
Armour
Beresford
Canton
Centerville
Elk Point
Hudson
Humboldt
Work Is Started On Carthage Dam
Carthage workers set up a small dam on the Button property just north of the city. The project will run about 10 days and employ several men. The dam will back water on Redstone creek about half a mile and reach about 10 feet deep in places, spanning from Ti to 125 feet wide with a cost near $200.
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Carthage
Button
City
Redstone
New Hardware Store Opens At Carthage
Carthage reporters note Elmer Gilson of Howard has opened a hardware store in the Brockway building recently vacated by Holcomb Hardware. Mrs Olson is the son of Peter Olson of Howard and has years in the hardware business. Elmer conducts fixture updates and the store aims to improve Carthage’s business district.
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Carthage Carthage
Elmer Gilson
Howard
Brockway
Holcomb Hardware
Sorghum Made By Local Farm Families
Four families near Piedmont converted a field of sugar cane into 80 gallons of sorghum using a homemade cane press and creek furnace. All four families participated in the manufacturing process.
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Piedmont
Welfare Institute Set for Aberdeen Meeting October 14
Aberdeen district to hold a child welfare institute at the Alonzo Ward hotel on October 14. The program runs from 10 a.m. to noon with an afternoon session from 1 to 3 p.m. Officials announced the schedule and venue for attendees from the area.
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Welfare Institute
Aberdeen Aberdeen
Child Welfare Institute
Aberdeen
Alonzo Ward
Yale Faculty Honored At Halloween Party
Yale school faculty guests attended a Halloween party with Leona Stiner and Irene Coates among the honorees. Christie won Five Hundred and Slippery Ann, while Mr Carleson earned top honors. Supt. and Mrs. BH. Moon and A Jones attended. refreshments were served by the host.
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Yale
Mise Leona Stiner
Misa Irene Coates
Bastespas
Slippery Ann Min Christie
Mr. Carleson
Supt
Anil Mra
BH. H. Moon
A Jones
Omer
Meade Legion Elects Officers At Sturgis Meeting
Dawson was elected Meade Legion chief as officers were chosen including John Kerley as second vice, Kerl Sty as adjutant, Carl Lohman as finance officer, and Oscar Sor as sergeant at arms at the Sturgis gathering. John Triehwaseer and Miss Martha Jenner quietly wed at the Congre gational parsonage with Rev Edward Greaman officiating.
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Dawson
Meade Legion
Sturgis
American Legion
Hellia
John Kerley
Kerl Sty
Carl Lohman
Oscar Sor
Alfena Alpena
John ‘Triehwaseer
Snd
Martha Jenner
Edward Greaman
Mra Rose Triebwamer
Ner Wesington Springs
Clark Man Renamed By Health Officer
A. E. Bostrom of Waubay was reelected secretary treasurer and Dr J B Vaughn of Castlewood became vice president after the death of Dr Johnston in Aberdeen. Judge James Brown spoke on legal questions in public health and Dr H A Barns praised sanitation in tuberculosis control. A Wheaton Missionary Society meeting occurred in Burdette on October 3.
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A. E. Bostrom
Waubay
J. B. Vaughn
Castlewood
M. Cc. Johnston
Aberdeen
James Brown
Dessant
H. A. Barns
Minnesota
Bostrom
South Dakota
Indiana
Cannot Add Roads To Highway System, George Henry Says
PIERRE Oct 53-4 The South Dakota highway commission is powerless to add roads to the state highway system. George Henry secretary explained that mileage on the system is set by the legislature and cannot be changed except by act. When created in 1915 the trunk system was fixed at 5 000 miles later raised to 6 000 miles. Roads once adopted cannot be removed except for construction changes or when a road serves the same purpose. Father 3$ killed Carthage Oct 5 Special Fred Seehusen was called to Willmar Minn by the sudden death of his father who was injured fatally when his arm was caught Gangrene set in causing death John Seehusen a nephew accompanied Fred to Minnesota.
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Pierre
South Dakota Highway Commission
George Henry
Highway Commissiont
Highway Commission
Henry
Carthage
Fred Seehusen
Willmar
Minn
John Seehusen
Fred
Minnesota
Speakers talk at University on political issues
Vermillion October 5. Democratic candidate Cherry will address the University of South Dakota Political Science league tonight broadcast on KUSD from 2:00 to 4:45 PM. Other speakers will be invited. Tom Berry will speak Wednesday night. The event aims to mix Democrat and Republican voices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
Te. Cherry
United States
Political Science League
University of South Dakota
KUSD
Moses Lindau
Sioux City
Tom Berry
C. P. Lommen
Joseph Dreps
Kindergarten Formed For Miller Young Students
A Miller report notes a special kindergarten unit on community life focusing on home and family. The class examined daily life, with attentive participation from the youngsters and teachers guiding early civic understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
A. Kinder
Carthage Man Fined $10 For Transferring Plates
Li Raynor was fined $10 for driving a mobile with license plates taken from another machine. After wrecking a deer he bought another auto and used the old plates, violating the law. The fine was imposed by Justice of the Peace Baldwin in Carthage on October 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Li Raynor
Ln Justice of the Peace
Baldwin
Aberdeen Homecoming Queen Named at October Events
Parrott of Aberdeen was elected queen for homecoming on October 5 with Northern Henderson as escort, and Elder Hafnor Jr Stratiny chosen as her consort, amid Gypsy queen festivities on October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Studensa
Hafnor
Sunday Visitors at Wayland With Bailey Family
Mr Mars James Bailey from Highland tow ship and his daughter Mrs. Leslie Ballantyne visited Wayland on Sunday with their family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Mars
James Bailey
Highland Tow Ship
Leslie Ballantyne
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Aeiwell
Yankton, Oct
Winifred
Warner Imig
Siuiisis
Yankton College Comerivatory
Aneke
Ware
Clark Man
Charles Olsen
Bust Dette
Mr. Olson
Mary Olson
Bree
Cavalla
Smyrna
Samsoun
Cheaterfale
Columbia Coast-to-Coast Network
Chesterfield
P Adecarr & i
Toman
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