South Dakota Parents and Teachers Convene in Pierre
Pierre hosts the 20th annual convention of the South Dakota Congress of Parents and Teachers in Pierre October 16 to 18. National and state speakers will present under the theme Building South Dakotans with leaders including Mrs. Logan Hughes James F. Fieser FE Hines C C Jacobson FT DO Weeks and N E Steele. The program marks Fifty Years of Statehood with safety and education topics featured.
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Pierre
South Dakota
James F. Fieser
National Red Cross
Washington, D. C
FE. Hines
C. C. Jacobson
Canton
SDEA
FT. DO. Weeks
State University
N. E. Steele
Northern State Teacher's College
Twin Daughters Born Weighing Under Five Pounds
Twin daughters born to Mr and Mrs Leslie Mills two and a half miles south of Bonesteel. The babies weighed one and a half pounds and three and a quarter pounds at birth and were placed in incubators at Gregory.
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Leslie Mills
Here
Gregory
Miller Women s Club Holds First Meeting
The Miller Women s Club opened its fall season with a session led by president Mrs C P Cor mt. Members reported on the State Federation meeting in Sioux Falls. Six new membership applications were filed and plans for the new year were announced. Tea featured a fruit centerpiece and flute music by Mrs Gorman Nelson.
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Corcoran
Gorman Nelson
Friendly Garden Club October Meeting Highlights
The Friendly Garden Club met at Mrs. Maude Waters home with poetry selections by Mrs. Hora Wilmarth a paper on Trees and Indoor Gardening by Mrs. Karen Wulff a duet by Mrs. Maynard Cochrane and Mrs. Paul Anderson with Mrs. Glenn Van Tassell and a report on a Miladelphia flower show visited by Mrs. F L Brewer The November meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Lizzie Thedorff.
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Friendly Garden Club
ESMET
Maude Waters
Hora Wilmarth
Karen Wulff
Maynard Cochrane
Paul Anderson
Glenn van Tassell
Miladelphia
F. L. Brewer
Lizzie ‘Thedorff
Lane Visitors At Ed Lindebak Home
Mr and Mrs Glen Colby and family of Avon Mrs Ben Colby of Canton and Mrs Carrie Strand of Sioux City visited Ed Lindebak home Sunday Mrs Strand mother of Mrs Lindebak stayed for an extended visit others returned home Sunday evening
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Lane
Glen Colby
Fam My
Avon
Ben Colby
Canton
Carrie Strand
Sioux City
Ed Lindebak
Scott Sets Goal For Land Sale
Pierre December report from Millard G. Scott of the state rural credit department shows a goal to sell 1 500 tracts of state owned land in 1939. During 1938, 344 tracts were sold. the department owned 6 910 tracts at year start and 1 007 tracts sold since January 1. The 13 000 acres sold totalled 101 275 dollars at an average 7 74 per acre.
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Scott
Masked Holdup Men Rob Tavern Keeper in Sioux Falls
Ed Trout, keeper of Trout's Tavern at Main Avenue and Eighth Street, said two masked men hid in Orchard Heights and robbed him of 500 to 600 dollars early Wednesday. They bound Trout and a woman companion, ransacked the home, and waited outside his house until about 1 a.m. before fleeing. the sheriff's office opened an investigation.
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Sioux Falls
Ed Trout
Orchard Heights
Trout
Main Avenue
Eighth Street
Study Club Meets Miller in Fortnightly Meeting
Fortnightly Study Club met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. M. W. Wiseman with Mrs. Holland Simmons and Edna Evans as assisting hostesses. Discussion of the year's program continued and suggestions were offered for the committee in charge. After the social hour refreshments were served by the host.
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Miller
M. W. Wiseman
Holland Simmons
Edna Evans
Hyde Teachers Form County IDEA Unit
Hyde County teachers met at the high school to organize a county unit with Eva McDonald as president Gwen Hochstrasser as vice president Dorothy Hink as secretary and Lucille Christensen as treasurer The group reports 100 percent enrollment in the D E A for the seventh year.
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Hyde
Highmore
Hyde County
Eva McDonald
Gwen Hochstrasser
Dorothy Hink
Lucille Christensen
Wolsey HighSenior Named All State Staff Alternate
Martin Busch a Wolsey High School senior and editor of The Cardinal has been chosen as an alternate member of the 1939 all state staff to cover the P T A convention in Pierre October 15 18 Membership on the staff is based upon merit Eleven other South Dakota high school journalists were also chosen.
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Wolsey
Martin Busch
Wolsey High School
Visit at Mitchell Wolsey Oct 12 Wolsey family visit
Mr and Mrs F Gordon and family of Wolsey spent Sunday at Mitchell visiting their daughter Beth, Miss Alice Ness accompanied them.
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Mitchell Wolsey
Mrs. F. ©. Gordon
Pirate Homecoming At Highmore Friday
Highmore High School gears up for its annual Pirate Day homecoming on Friday with a morning program ending in the crowning of the Pirate King and Queen unknown at present. A costume parade follows the ceremony, then a football game against the Pierre Indians, and a dance in the auditorium that evening.
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Highmore
Highmore High School
Woonsocket Club Hosts Study Club Dinner and Week observance
The Woonsocket Business and Professional Women's Club hosted the Study Club for a six o'clock dinner in the high school dormitory. Evelyn Hinker reviewed a Yankton radio program with national and state officers. Miss Idella Alison reported on Mitchell meeting where Miss Mary Mims of Louisiana spoke. Mrs. Edna Piper opened remarks, and Magdalen Rud led a community singing program marking the club's first activity for National Week.
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Woonsocket
Woonsocket Business and Professional Women
Evelyn Hinker
Yankton
Idella Alison
Mitchell
Mary
Mrs Cahalan Hosts Miller PEO Chapter Meeting
Chapter A K P E O met at Mrs A Cenalan's home Monday afternoon. Miss Collie Bushfield presented a paper on South Dakota statehood facts. Mrs A J Jamieson discussed the state's highways and recreation possibilities. Refreshments were served by Mrs Cenalan and her daughter Mrs Mary Alice Mecham.
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Cahalan
Miller
A. K
A. B. Cenalan
Collie Bushfield
South Dakota
A. J. Jamieson
Canalan
Mary Alice Meciharn
Springs Man Held On Federal Charge
Ernest Holcomb of Wessington Springs faces federal charges for sending a threatening letter to Mrs. W. H. Booye demanding $50. Deputy U. S. Marshal Mike H. Helgland placed him in Minnesota County jail pending court action. The letter accused Mrs. Buoye of selling liquor to an Indian and threatened exposure to authorities if money was not paid.
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Ravua Paul
W. H. Booye
Wessington Springs
Ernest Holcomb
Mike H. Helgsland
Ir. S
Holcomb
Minnéhaha County
United States
Supreme Court Hears Hit Run Case Appeal
PIERRE Oct 12 The appeal of William Clark of Yankton from a one month sentence for failing to stop at an accident scene killed William Eckert of Hanover Kan was heard Wednesday by the state supreme court. Attorneys for Clark argued the evidence did not justify the verdict. Eckert was killed July 31 1938 while sleeping beside a car on the outskirts of Yankton.
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Pierre
William Clark
Yankton
William H. Eckert
Hanover
Kan
State Supreme Court
Clark
Rekert
Nurse Alice Tott Visits Tulare From Chicago
Miss Alice Tott, who recently completed a nurses' training course in Chicago, arrived in Tulare on Tuesday to visit her mother Mrs. Henry Gietske. She plans a three week stay in Tulare.
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Chicago
Tulare
Alice Tott
Henry Gietske
Miss Tott
Lin Tulare
Don's Pills Claim Kidney Health Help
Docu says your arnay contain ten miles of nu tubes or filters to purify the blood and keep you healthy. Kidneys remove poisonous waste from your body and aid energy. Signs of kidney trouble include backache, rheumatic pains, loss of energy, night awakenings, swelling, itching under the eyes, headaches. Donn’s Pills advertised as relief after over 40 years of use.
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Neil
Walt
Railbona
Vital Statistics For Hand County September Births and Deaths
W. 3. Thomas, Hand County clerk of courts, reports September totals of 15 births, 2 deaths, 6 marriages and 1 final U S citizenship certificate. Births list names and towns including Miller Ree Heights St Lawrence Rockham and Wessington. Deaths include Albert A. Wharton and a baby boy Gogalin. Marriages include several couples from Miller Rockham Waldorf Zell and St Lawrence.
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Miller
W. 3. Thomas
Hand County
U. S
Russell Keith
William Thompson
Delvin Doyle
Theodore Arbogast
Ree Heights
Janice Ann
Harry Teeslink
Gann Valley
Roger Eugene
Frank Grogan
St. Lawrence
Shirley Ann
Ewald H. Bertsch
Verne Gogalin
Wessington
Merle Edwin
Edwin S. Jenner
Herbert Lowell
Vernie Jackson
Rockham
John L. Manni
Gogalin
Albert A. Wharton
Holden
Eichstadt visit to Wolsey parents noted
Dorothy and Robert Eichstadt spent Sunday at the home of their parents near Wolsey. Lawrence, Oliver C. Storey and De lores Volek, Highmore, visited Wols ey family. Oct 12. Special report from Huron.
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Lawrence, Oliver C. Storey
Delores Volek
Highmore
Wolsey
Dorothy and
Robert Eichstadt
Huron
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Logan Hughes
The
Eventuac Huronite State News
Rural Credits
Stockman’s Auction Co. of
Purebred Sheep Breeders Association of
North and South Dakota
Ralph Bales
Tom DE Haven
Clarence Rogers
Supreme Court
Osborn's Stetsons
Osborns
Osborn
Tady
Adlerika
Mabel
Sherman
Moe
Drugetete
Osborn’s
Alpagora
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