Librarians End Annual Conclave Elects New Leader
SIOUX FALLS Oct 5 M H Dean Stallings librarian at South Dakota State College was re elected president of the South Dakota Library Association as the 32nd annual conference closed with a certification plan for librarians akin to teachers certification. Selma Hoganson Augustana College librarian Sioux Falls was elected vice president and Mary Parma Watertown secretary treasurer. The executive board will pick the next convention city with invitations from Aberdeen Brookings and Rapid City. The association adopted district institute plans to aid small libraries statewide and the closing program featured a book selection clinic led by Dorothea Hetteday Celeste Barnes Pierre tare ville Austin Milbank Byron Gilbert Sioux Falls Marjorie Glas and Hon Joseph Ewing Brookings.
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Sioux Falls
Brookings
Rapid Ciy
Free Library Commission
Dorothea Hetteday
Celeste Barnes
Pierre
Tareville Austin
Milbank
Byron Gilbert
Sinux Balls
Marjorie Glas
Joseph Ewing
Bott
Broolings
Funeral Rites Held Tuesday for H. S. Temple
Funeral services for H. S. Temple were conducted Tuesday afternoon at the Methodist Church in Preston with Rev L. A. Johnson officiating. Burial followed in Lake Preston cemetery. Temple, 79, died suddenly Saturday afternoon of a heart attack while he had lived in the area for years and worked as a carpenter. He left a wife and son and a daughter, Mrs. Day Hun, among others.
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Ake Preston
We. d
Speke
Els
Temple
Preston
L. A. Johnson
Burks
Lake Preston
Sioux City
Detoche
Fly
Iis Wettersone
Day Hun
Rogkham Auxiliary October Meeting Recap
The Rogkham Auxiliary held its October meeting Monday evening with Mrs May Irwin presiding. Librarian Mrs Cordulis Bardon announced donations of ten English reference books and Who's Who to Hilary and Mrs Tom Higeboam who contributed several volumes. Plans were made for a home talent play on the first Friday in November with Mrs C M Hoy and Mrs Neal Flammond named to the play committee. A quint social preceded the gathering and light refreshments were served.
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Armerican Fry
May Irwin
Cordulis Bardon
Lot Rhinks
C. Sterling
South Dakota
Hilary
Tom Higeboam
C. M. Hoy
Neal Flammond
Mrs. Dwight Poage Visits Rochester and De Smet
Special report notes Mrs. Dwight Poage of Torrington visiting her brother in law Mr. Andrew Anderson and sister in Rochester and De Smet. She plans to visit other relatives before returning home in about a month.
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Manchester
Get
Dwight Poage
Torrington
Wio
Andrew Anderson
Rochester
de Smet
Teandin Ghoul
Vacation travel notes from Leavens and Iowa visit
Leaves on vacation report two families traveling in October. Mrs Way Bodmier and children left Friday for Minnesota to visit Rodmans and Tanvily. Elmer Hab and Bend family visit Iowa relatives near Musentine Ti Thas Week.
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Way Bodmiar
Minne Ane
Rodman
Elmer Habs
Iowa
Carpenter
Mer
Mrs
Maynare Dermsnary
Musentine
Home for week end visitors from Juron Col Jeno
Bruce Olson Cecil nel Wil Van Jones, students at Juron Col Jeno, visited their parents here over the week end.
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Franafort
Speciaty
Bruce Olson
Cecil
Nel
Wil- van Jones
Juron
Col
Yankton College Plans For Annual Homecoming Day
William Harris of Custer wins as Pioneer Day manager triggering early homecoming planning at Yankton College. Harris, Garden Terrace club president, has led college plays and served as business manager for Pelleas, Melisancy, Children of the Moon, and Midsummer Night's Dream. He also belongs to Sigma Beta Phi. Jack Martin opposed Harris in the selection.
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Yanalon
William Harris
Custer
Yankton College
Harris
Garden Terrace Club
Pelleas Jane Melisancy
Lake Preston High School Carnival Plans Set
October 21 is the date for Lake Preston high school's annual carnival. Classes have elected their homecoming queens and kings: Freshmen Merrill Evekamp and Bethel Nelson. sophomores Lorraine Evie and Erwin Olson. juniors Joan Beck and Veryl McDonald. seniors Teddy Peterman and Madonna Jensen.
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Lake Preston
Spegia
Lake Preston High School
Merrill Evekamp
Bethel Nelson
Lorraine Evie
Erwin Olson
Joan Beck
Veryl McDonald
Teddy Peterman
Madonna Jensen
Rites At Arlington For Chris Thompson
Funeral services for Chris Thompson were held at the Arlington Lutheran Church with Rev. A. M. Reena officiating. Burial followed in Arlington Cemetery. Mr Thompson, a long time resident south of town, died Monday morning of pneumonia. He is survived by his wife and two children.
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Arlington
Chris Thompson DE Smet
Chris Thompson
Clurch
Rockham Legion Post Meets Monday Night
The John Tomson Post of the American Legion held its regular monthly meeting at the Legion Hall with new commander Lloyd Sooman taking charge. Superintendent Lyle Lester and Rockham High School coach Smith joined to plan basketball practice and games for the coming season. Afterward, Legion and Auxiliary members shared a social hour and lunch.
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Rockham Legion Post
Rockham
John ‘Tomson
American Legion
Legion Hall
Lloyd ‘Sooman
Lyle Lester
Smith
Legion
Hunters wounded in Aberdeen hunting accident
Aberdeen October 5 two hunting casualties reported after a LaB sea s int on Earhart incident. One hunter is in local hospital with a gunshot wound to the right leg from an accidental shotgun discharge. Bert Fisher of Barard treated for facial wounds from pellets.
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Aberdeen
Earhart
Bert Fisher
Barard
Manchester Callers Visit in Brookings Area
Mr and Mrs C Enklin of Brookings hosted a gathering at their home in Manchester. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Richard Franklin and their daughters.
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Manchester
C. Enklin
Brookings
Richard Franklin
Visit at carpenter carpenter ps special notice
Mr and Mrs nd Elle announce the arrival of their son Roland at Long Beach California. The family will be at the home of his father Leslie Bord.
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Carpenter Carpenter
Roland
Long Beach
Calif
Leslie Bord
Dr Bevans To Address Synod In Aberdeen Meeting
Dr George E Bevans of Philadelphia will be guest speaker at the 55th annual Synod of South Dakota meeting October 6 to 9 at First Presbyterian Aberdeen hosted by Dr Maurice D Bone. Bevans, head of Church Relations and Stewardship Education, will speak on stewardship and related topics during sessions. He will discuss Higher Education, the Sesquicentennial Fund, and the aim to stabilize finances for 53 Presbyterian colleges and 52 centers.
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Dr. Bevans
Synod
Philadelphia
Aberdeen
Speeia
George E. Bevans
Philadelphi
Synod of
South Dakota
First Presbyterian Church
Maurice D. Bone
First Church
Bevans
Sesquicentennial Fund For Christian Education
Presbyterians
Hubert Revelle
Huron College
Synod of South Dakota
Sesquicentéencial Fund
Board of Christian Education
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Presbyterian
Bevany
Department of Church Relations
United States
Badlands National Monument to be established soon
Washington reports Representative Case of South Dakota announces that Interior Department officials will approve a proclamation to establish a Badlands National Monument of about 250000 acres in the southwestern South Dakota park. He notes the Veterans Administration is preparing a 97000 construction and improvement program for the Baue Mountain sanitarium at Hot Springs.
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Washington
Case
South Dakan
National Park Services
Interior Department
Jekos
Hot Springs
Jefe
Mrs Dunbar Honors At Brookings Federation Banquet
Mrs Dunbar national president of the General Federation of Women Clubs was honored as a banquet guest at Brookings during the thirty-ninth annual South Dakota Federation of Women’s Clubs convention. Readings and talks by Prof Mark Ewald and Prof L M Fort highlighted the event, with plans noted for officer meetings and no new officers to be elected this year.
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Mrs. Dunbar
8. D. Club
Brookings
Der
M Orr Dunbar
General Federation of Women Clubs
South Dakota Federation of Woenen’s
Mark Ewald
Southern Normal
Springfield
Llm
Fort
Washington High School
Sioux’ Falls
Goodenough
Springheld
Gertrude B. Plyte
Mitchell
South Dakota
Shire
Dunbar
General Federation
E. A. Bere
Brookings Federation
Gertrude Null
Huron
Harald Tillman
Wirner
HR. J. Vandenberge
Corsica
G. R. McArthur
Haven
Conoon
Frankfort Masons Picnic Draws Local Groups at Fisher's Grove
On October 5 Frankfort Muosons and Western Sunr hosted a picnic at Fisher's Grove in the afternoon. The Redfield order invited the Frankfort group to join them for lunch and a social outing.
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Frankfort
Frankfort Muosons
Western Sunr
Fisher's Grove
Redfield Order
Charles Benike Prominent Clark Horticulturist Dies
Clark Oct 9 Charles Benike 55 a noted horticulturist died of a heart attack at 11 o clock Tuesday He settled on the farm in 1916 planted trees three years later and built a large diverse orchard He grew apples plums cherries grapes berries and won 45 blue ribbons and 10 red at the state fair He and son Edward farmed three quarter sections plus a dairy herd and poultry flock Survivors include his widow son and daughter Mrs Mildred Bentor</S>
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Clark
Charles Benike
Clark County
Ir. Bemike
Beniie
Edward
Mildred Bentor, Clark
Farm Committeemen To Attend Meetings
Approximately 15 newly elected county and community committee men for the 1939 Agricultural Conservation program and county agents will attend four district educational meetings in South Dakota. Meetings start October 11 in Mitchell with Alfred R. Barnes, chairman of the State Agriculture Conservation committee, announced. The remaining conferences occur October 17 at Nedfield, October 13 at Pivyrre, and October 34 at Rapid City, with a Central region representative from the Washington AAA office present.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Mitchell
Alfred R. Barnes
Nedfield
Pivyrre
Rapid City
Barnes
l+vinal
Uh Central Region
Washington
AAA
Barnes Sid
Truck License Laws Challenged in SD Court Action
Sioux City motor transport operators challenge South Dakota motor vehicle statutes on truck fees and license requirements in two companion suits filed in the South Dakota court system. Plaintiffs seek temporary restraining orders and hearings set for Saturday before Judge John T. Medea to halt nonresident plate, purchase plate, value tax, and STO permit requirements pending case outcomes.
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Sioux City
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Jawuck
Indax Plainsitis
Ard
L. Holdcreft
George Jepin
South Dyker Railroad Commission
Stim Golds Wells
Clair Roddewly
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Carl GC. Fisher Distributing Co
Dorothy Phillips
Hitchcock
Orr
Dorothy Jewn Calton
Genevieve Jungemann
Wolkey
Zell
J, Jungwirth
Home Mercantile Company
Nick Fitter
J. Meisan
Atos
Fleming
Fiuronite
DH. George E. Bevans
Badlands National Monument
Carter
Curley” Crabb
Prop
Turen
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Conoco
Wisconsin Avenue
Roy Miller
Royal
Beadle County Oil Company
Agend St
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