Federal Funds Flow Into State
South Dakotans received 1,913,000 dollars in May from public assistance and federal works program earnings, per the social security board. Payments covered Special types of public assistance 338,000 general relief 85,000 subsistence payments certified by the Farm Security Administration 285,000 and various WPA CCC NYA funded programs totaling 1,628,000 in earnings.
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Washington
South
WPA
National Youth Administration
NYA Yoors
Farm Security Administration
CCC
NYA
Stud
Wessington Firemen Meet and New Members Joined
At the fall meeting of the Wessington fire department four new members were added to serve as firemen alongside Charles Daugherty. The gathering followed with cards and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington
Charles Daugherty
Short Trial Shows KruGon's Merit For Sherman Blake
Sherman E Blake regains ease of movement after trial, recovering from hip pain and dizziness with first restful nights in years. The report notes previously nagging nervous indigestion and gas from stomach issues linked to elimination problems, describing the condition as torturous for sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman E. Blake
KruGon Praised By Local Man For Health Recovery
Mr Sherman E Blake, of Fairbault Ming, recounts relief from chronic pains and sleep disturbance after using KruGon. He credits the remedy with regulating his bowels and eliminating intestinal poisons, noting improved mobility and nightly rest. The KruGon Man visits H B Humphrey Drug Store in Huron to explain its action.
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KruGon
Sherman EB. Bicke
Lincoln Ave
Fairbault
Ming
EH. H. Humphrey Drug Store
Huron
Mr. Blake
H. BH. Humphrey Drug Store
Canada's Role In War Still Vague Action Thus Far Based On Assumption Of Long War
One month after declaring war on Germany Canada explores a long conflict. An infantry division overseas is organized for about 2,000 men and more than 60,000 youths are in training. Trained fliers are prepared for overseas duty and patrols along coasts. The navy assists Atlantic convoys with British forces. Control bodies fight profiteering while directing agriculture, supplies, and currency stability. Other brief notices report visits and travels of local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Germany
Canada
Canadian Navy
Amputee Al Peterson Returns After Limb Loss
Oct 11 report from Leg is Amputated Doland notes Al Peterson recently returned from Rochester Minnesota after an operation that resulted in the loss of his remaining limb. Mir. Peterson is much improved and his general condition is favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doland
al Peterson
Rochester
Minn
Mir. Peterson
Visit's Father Doland and weekend guests in Doland
Florence Thomas of Onida visited her father Millard F. Seaman over the weekend. Jim Foster of Mansfield, a former Doland resident, also spent time visiting friends. Doris Price a student and Harold Price visited family in Tulare with their parents Arthur and Mrs. Price. Mr. and Mrs. William McCoy left for Washington to attend a postmasters convention and possibly the World's Fair. Ira Price of Hot Springs is visiting relatives in Tulare and plans to stay awhile.
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Alpena
Oct
Myrtle Bergeleen
Mitchell
Martin Bergeleen
Doland
Florence Thomas of
Onida
Millard F. Seaman
Wes
Jim Foster
Mansfield
Tulare
Doris’ Price
Northern State Teachers College
Aberdeen
Harold Price
Vermillion
Arthur Price
William McCoy
Washington, D. C
National Postmasters Convention
New York
Ira Price
Birthday Observed For Mrs. Fred Payne
Mrs. Fred Payne was honored by relatives at her home on Saturday evening to mark her birthday. A social gathering followed with refreshments served.
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Hitchcock
Fred Payne
Mrs. Payne
Lancy
Voas Family Moves to Mitchell for Baking Job
Special report: Mr and Mrs Joyce Voas and daughter Joan relocate from Sioux Falls to Mitchell where Voas will work for Metz Baking Company.
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Mitchell Hitchcock
Joyce Vous
Joan
Fom
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Voas
Metz Baking Company
Don't Joke With Thomas About Car Case in Chelsea
Chelsea Mass October 11 A warning not to josh with Thomas Currier of Boston about his smashed automobile occurred today Currier a draw tender on a new bridge drove his polished sedan to work last night He signaled the new man to stop then demonstrated the lever The car rolled back down the incline and was stopped only by the draw balancer crashing into the street causing extensive damage
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Chelsea
Mass
Josh
Thomas Currier
Boston
Mr. Currier
Conde OES Members Visit Doland Chapter
Bethel Chapter of Conde hosted Doland Eastern Star for a regular session last Thursday evening. Initiatory work welcomed Mesdames Melen Peterson and Hattie Ewing into membership. Mrs. Mary Vincent of Cande entertained with two vocal solos during social hour. Lunch was served by John Doenitz Norman Lockwood Patience Wilkins and Spencer Nash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conde Oes
Doland
Bethel
Conde
Eastern Star
Melen Peterson
Hattie Ewing
Mary Vincent of
Cande
John Doenitz
Norman Lockwood
Patience Wilkins
Spencer Nash
Agriculture Teachers Meet at Wessington
Agriculture teachers from seven schools met in the Wessington school Saturday afternoon to discuss problems related to their departments. Hitchcock Wolsey Letcher Wessington Springs St Lawrence Miller and Wessington were represented.
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Wessington Wessington
Wessington
Hitchcock
Wolsey
Letcher
Wessington Springs
St. Lawrence
Miller
Town Group To Hunt Pheasants Here
Western Electric officials from Omaha Sioux City and Des Moines will stay in Huron to hunt pheasants over the weekend. The group includes Overton Buel Mal grew Pattison Bilderback Gannon and Bane with hosts Olson Alcor Weerts and Olson. The Chamber leads a publicity push to draw out of state sportsmen for the pheasant season opening Saturday October 14 in South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Electric Company
Omaha
Sioux City
Des Moines
Huron
Gene Denning
Huron Chamber of Commerce
R. B. Overton
J. J. Buel
C. W. Malgrew
F. S. Pattison
Wv. H. Bilderback
Bill Gannon
L. Bane
Swartz Family Returns From Midwest Visit
Mr and Mrs Charles Swartz returned to their home here after a two week journey that included Milwaukee parts of Iowa and a stay at their daughter’s home in South are The trip covered several cities and brought the family back to their residence refreshed from travel
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Hitchcock
Charles Swartz
Milwaukee
Iowa
South Are
St Lawrence Visitors Include Former Pastor J O Neill
The Rev J O Neill his wife Mrs O Neill and Mr and Mrs Ray Kiatt of Adams Wisconsin spent the weekend in St Lawrence. Mr O Neill formerly served as pastor there.
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BT. Lawrence
ST. Lawrence
J. O'Neill
O'Neill
Ray Kiatt
Adams, Wis
Browns Attend Monte Brown Funeral in Howard
Wayland October 11 special report says Mr and Mrs A J Ravenscroft Mr and Mrs Clark Anderson and Mr and Mrs Fred Brown all of this locality attended the funeral of Mr Monte Brown at Howard Sunday. Other relatives from Wessington also attended.
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Brown
Wayland
A. J. Ravenscroft
Clark Anderson
Fred Brown
Monte —Brown
Howard
Wessington
Hitchcock Man Spends Weekend With Wife and Family
Albert Payne of Hector Construction Company at Hector Minnesota spent the weekend with his wife and family in Hitchcock.
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Hitchcock
Albert Payne
Hector Construction Company
Hector, Minn
Hitchcoe
Visit Ends As McCombs Family Returns Home
Mr and Mrs Virgil McCombs and their sons Theron and Larry left for their home near Deadwood Sunday after several days visit with Mr and Mrs Grant Byers.
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Hills Wayland
Virgil McCombs
Theron
Larry
Deadwood
Grant Byers
Visit at Hitchcock Hitchcock details family visit
Detachment 11 reports that Tracy and Lloyd Anderson of Aberdeen visited Sunday at the W. W. Wright home. Mrs Anderson, son Ronald, and Mrs Domy, visiting their parents, returned home Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Wright accompanied the Donnus to Tracy for a two week visit.
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Oregon Alpena
G. N. Kinsman
Lyers, Ore
Franklin
Hitchcock Hitchcock
Det
Domy
Tracy
Lloyd Anderson
Aberdeen
W. W. Wright
Largest freshmen class at Spearfish Normal School
Spearfish South Dakota October 11 1939 the registrar Mrs Ernest Lown announced a record 86 freshmen enrolled at Spearfish Normal School as the largest class in the school's history. A 1939 legislature act replaces the two year course with a four year curriculum.
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Spearfish
Spearfish Normal School
Ernest Lown
Guild to Meet Aitchcock This Thursday
The Presbyterian Guild will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Paul Cantondine with Mrs. John Miller assisting hostess.
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Aitchcock
Presbyterian Guild
Paul Cantondine
John Miller
Huron Girl On All State Staff
Selection of 24 high school journalists from South Dakota high schools to serve on the All State staff for PTA convention coverage in Pierre October 15 to 18 was announced by Sigma Delta Chi. Active members include Bob Karolevitz, Marie Iverson, James Rathbun, Eileen McDaniel, Mildred Dougherty, Joan McArthur, Ruth Blumenberg, Lucillia Becker, Tom Steersland, Marjorie Shearn, plus Martha Wright and Evelyne Stout as active Pierre High School representatives. Alternates listed include Dan Teeters, Marlys Burney, Martyn Dunsmore, Shirley Ann Moseson, Ema Steiger, Martin Busch, Hubert Rowan, Richard Frothinger, Zerl Frie.
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Brookings
Oct
South Dakota
Parent-Teacher Association
Pierre
Sigma Delta Chi
State College
H. S. Hepner
Yankton
Marie Iverson
Brandon
James Rathbun
Webster
Eileen McDaniel
Philip
Mildred Dougherty
Winner
Joan McArthur
Huron
Ruth Blumenberg
Fulton
Lucillia Becker
St. Lawrence
Tom Steersland
Washington High
Sioux Falls
Marjorie Shearn
Rapid City
Martha Wright
Evelyne Stout
Dan Teeters
Wall
Marlys Burney
Canton
Martyn Dunsmore
Midland
Shirley Ann Moseson
Wentworth
Ema Steiger
Glerham
Martin Busch
Wolsey
Hubert Rowan
Fort Pierre
Richard Frothinger
Hayti
Zerl Frie
Helen Linn
Strandburg Sends Journalists to State Convention
Ruth Harom Jon and Verna Hobert from Harrold will room with Pierre staffers. Pierre High School students provide accommodations. Joan McArthur, a senior at Huron High School, named one of 12 all state journalists to cover the 1939 PTA convention in Pierre. She is daughter of G and McArthur of 777 Nebraska Ave SW and active in Tiger play, Alpha to Treble Clef, girls glee club, junior class play and Tiger staff. she also serves as secretary of the South Dakota High School Press Association which meets in Brookings on Oct. 24.
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Strandburg
Ruth Harom
Jon
Verna Hobert
Harrold
Pierre
Huhon H. 5
Joan McArthur
Parent-Teachers Association
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Cavour
W. A. Matter
Savannah
Ladies Aid
Willow Lake
George Hansch
Petrodie Ladies Aid
MR. Sherman E. Blake
Talan
Forest Devers
Billy Lynch
Gene Lewallen
Charles Crown
Uron
Rubin Funk
Lowell
New Underwood
Mrs. Funk
Thomas
THE
Huron Clinic
Shirley
LD. Bewell
Ssyler
W. H. Saxton
H. S
PTA
Miller, S. Oak
Miller Livestock Auction Co
Stockman’s Auction
Fairgrounds
Rams
Hampshire
Shropshire
Corriedale
Dorset
Southdown
Walter Wormstad
G. D
Harold Strand
Ellendale
N. D
Tom DeHaven
Clarence Rogers
I. W. Fritz
Bath
D. H. A. Schnaidt
Menno
Bulong
Ea Re
Chester Gould
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