Mrs Laughlin Of Hurdt Quits Post Headlines SD Missionary Union
MOBRIDGE Oct 8 election of officers dominated the South Dakota Women’s Missionary Union and the Baptist ministerial association’s annual state convention. Mrs J S Barter of Sioux Falls elected president of the Missionary group succeeding Mrs C S Laughlin of Huron who rested for health. Other officers named include Mrs R L Palmerton and Miss Marjorie Guild. In the ministerial union Rev W E Prewett of Vibszy elected president with W J Bell of Verdon as VP and F C Blumhagen of Watertown as secretary treasurer. Speakers included Miss Alice Brimson and R B Holden, A M Clark, and W H Dickinson.
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W. E. Prewett
Vibszy
W. J. Bell
Verdon
F.C. Blumhagen
Watertown
Alice Brimson
Baptist Missionary Training School of Chicago
George Salon Moore
New York
R. B. Holden
Pierre
A M. Clark
Brealings
W. H. Dickinson
Aberdeen
Eastern Star Lodge Convenes Grand Chapter in Pierre
About 64 members gathered for the SSnd grand chapter meeting in Pierre opening a three day ritual program at the city auditorium. Mrs Lucille Pomansky and Herbert Holdridge spoke with reports due. a tribute to Mrs Mary Noyes Farr was planned after 23 years in lodge service. Carl Kubler will address. Sessions continue through tomorrow and Friday.
Work Started On New Duplex In City District
A new duplex is under construction on the avenue south of Third Street near the Mellyaine. The structure cost about 10 000 dollars and will be ready for occupancy around December 1. The company, owner of three other duplexes in the area, plans brick siding with slate shingles and three bedrooms plus a fireplace in each unit.
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Tne Avenue
Third Street
Mellyaine
Police Chief Killed In Attempted Holdup at Post Office
Murphy North Carolina Chief of Police Mack Carringer was killed and five others wounded in a gun battle with three men suspected of robbing the Coker Creek Tennessee post office. Two suspects were shot and not expected to recover. Walter Bryson and Jeff McPherson were wounded. A third suspect escaped while Officers George Leatherwood and Burt Savage were also wounded.
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Grphy
N. C
Get
Mack Carringer
Murphy
Coker Creek
Tenn
Walter “Bryson
Jeff McPherson
McPherson
Kentucky
Bryson
George Leatherwood
Burt Savage
Watertown approves bonds for sewage disposal plant
Watertown voters authorized $225,000 in bonds to fund a sewage disposal works by a margin near 1,3 00 votes cast with 1,237 for and 100 against. Active construction will start early next spring.
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Watertown
Harvest Festival Planned by Preston Congregational Church
The Congregational church will hold its annual harvest festival on October 12 and 20 at Preston Lake. Donations collected Saturday fund church decorations for Sunday’s Sunday school rally, followed by an auction Monday and the Ladies Aid dinner service.
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Preston Lake
Preston
Congregational Church
Ladies Aid
Preston couple injured in auto crash near Huron
Mr and Mrs Ralph Preston of Angeles California former Iroquois residents are in Miller hospital recovering from injuries after a Pontiac sedan left the road struck a telegraph pole. Mrs Preston had both arms broken and severe scalp injuries. Preston said he fell asleep after driving all day. rain was falling at the time. Physicians planned to move them to Huron that afternoon. Preston has a brother Ward living southeast of Huron.
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Miller
Ralph Preston
Angeles
Calffornia
Iroquois
Huron
Preston
Phy Cary
Miller Hospital
Ward Preston
Watertown Man Elected President of SD Fire Prevention Group
W. F. Benbow of Watertown was named president of the South Dakota Fire Prevention association at its annual Huron meeting. Burt Burton of Sioux Falls was succeeded. bi monthly meetings will stay in Huron for central location. Officers include N. P. Wenge as vice president and W. S. Rowe as secretary treasurer, with exec committee members Carl Gibbs A L Weiss Jay Delameter Hoyt Rey Don C Lewis. State insurance commissioner addressed the group on fire prevention. radio talks were planned statewide. About 350 agents attended the dinner and business session at Hotel Marvin Hughitt. The SD Fire Underwriters association also met last night in Watertown.
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W. F. Benbow
Watertown
South Dakota Fire Prevention Association
Huron
Burt Burton
Sioux Falls
N. P. Wenge
Aberdeen
W. S. Rowe
Teretary
Carl Gibbs
A. L. Weiss
Jay Delameter
Charles ‘Hoyt
Jack Rey
Don C. Lewis
Pierre
KGDY
Marvin
Hughitt
South Dakota Fire Underwriters Association
One Man Killed In Prohibition Raid
In Austin Minnesota a prohibition raid on a private dwelling left George Holgate dead and Police Chief Lee Sargent wounded. Officers, armed with a tear bomb, returned fire after Holgate opened fire with a shotgun as the door barred entry. Authorities identified Holgate as a liquor trafficker linked to Andy Nelson.
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Austin
Minn
George Holgate
Andy Nelson
Nelss
Holgate
Lee Sargent
Sargent
Lutherans Open Biennial Convention Led by Kaubel
The United Lutheran Church in America opened its Seventeenth Biennial Convention in Milwaukee with a sermon by President Dr J H Kaubel at the Church of Epiphany. Sessions will run through mid next week as reports and discussions address church questions.
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Milwaukee
Wis
United Lutheran Church In America
J. H. Kaubel
Church of Epiphany
Dr. Knubel
Hom
Lutheran Church
Jesus Christ
God
Christ
Jesus
Lutheran Church Warns Against Legalism and Calls for Freedom
In a speech, Dr Knubel laments ecclesiastical fashion of issuing findings on every topic. He cites Jesus to argue against judgment and condemning. He urges Lutheran bodies to resist legalism, seek forgiveness, and trust Christ’s grace to transform lives without coercive rules. He urges revision of methods of Christian contact.
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Jesus
Dr. Knubel
United Lutheran Church
Christ
Petition Is Illegal Funds Will Continue in Bon Homme
In Tyndall on October 8 Judge A B Beck of the first judicial circuit ruled the agricultural extension continuation in Bon Homme County will not go to a public vote this fall. The county board will maintain the annual appropriation for the program despite a petition challenging its cont inuation. A writ of prohibition challenged the submission to voters and 410 of 1300 signatures were questioned, with the judge upholding the validity of the contested signatures.
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Tyndall
A. B. Beck
First Judicial Circuit
Bon Homme County
Board of
County Commissioners
Beck
Gasoline and Cigarette Tax Revenue Rise in September
Pierre report shows South Dakota gasoline tax receipts increasing from 480206.68 to 588353.20 and cigarette tax revenue rising from 40697.25 to 15524.46 for September. Total tax receipts for September dropped to 1,10774 from 1,543,521 year earlier.
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Lax
Pierre
Oct
South Dakota
R. J. Moodie
Zockert Property Placed On Tax Rolls
Minnehaha county auditor receives certification from the state tax department to place on the 1919 to 1929 tax rolls personal property of the estate of J F Zockert deceased totaling 1 651 420 98 This property was added under a provision for omitted property as the owner failed or neglected to list it with the assessor per state director B W Baer.
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Zockert
Pierre
State
Minnehaha County
J. F. Zockert
B. W. Baer
Building Permits Rise in Aberdeen on New Fire Station
Aberdeen residents see a surge in building permits led by an $11 765 grant for a new fire station. City Engineer Paul S Egbert reports a strong year over year gain with numerous dwellings garages and several smaller projects among the approvals.
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Aberdeen
Paul S. Egbert
Station to Start Soon With Construction Set This Year
A station project will commence shortly with construction expected to wrap up by year end. The plan outlines staged work and a timeline for completion, signaling progress for local development and potential impacts on nearby traffic and services.
Governor Considers Special Highway Session Request
Secretary-manager D. K. Koopes of the South Dakota Automobile Club asked Governor Bulow to convene a special legislative session to craft highway laws. The executive said the request was received and a reply would be ready in a few days.
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Bulow Pierre
D. K. Koopes
South Dakota Automobile Club
Bulow
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