Mitchell Road to Let Contract on U S 16 at Mitchell
The federal Bureau of Public Roads approved three South Dakota highway projects. A 9.987 mile gravel base on U S 16 between Mitchell and Vernon was awarded to Martin Joyce of Brandon for 12772.23. Mitchell delegates pressed for pavement but the oil base was approved instead. Other approved works included 5.037 miles of grading on the Oacoma Gregory road in Lyman Winner and 18.294 miles of grading north of Hays in Stanley. Next construction setting slated for November 2 if the bureau approves outlined projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Pierre
Highway Commission
E.H H. McLean
Federal Bureau
Oacoma- Gregory
Lyman County
Woineck and Johnson
Hays
Stanley County
G. W. England and Sons
Murda
Highway Department
Bureau of Public Roads
Scanlon Sent To Banking Meeting In Pierre
Pierre October 18 The state banking department sent Tom Scanlon assistant superintendent of banks to Minneapolis to attend a meeting on closed bank liquidation. C J Jaffrey chairman of the ninth federal reserve district depositors liquidation committee called the meeting. F R K Strain said Scanlon would learn details of RFC loans to closed banks for depositors. Strain noted 17 South Dakota banks closed since January 1 with about 2 000 000 in deposits.
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Banking Department
Rf.c
South Dakota
Strain
RFC
Mrs Walter Ebbert Rites Set Near Carpenter
Funeral services for Mrs Walter Ebbert of Carpenter who died at a local hospital follow a three week illness after childbirth. Rev N A Luke will officiate at Wolocktha and burial will be in Doland with LaDelle Rebekah lodge aiding at the grave. Survived by husband Ebbert four daughters two sons her parents and siblings.
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Walter Ebbert
Carpenter
Wolock
N. A. Luke
Doland
Rebekah Lodge
LaDelle
Ebbert
Mr.Ebbert
Betty
Ardith
Marian
Mildred Arlene
Meredith
Donald
George F. Calvert
Raymond
T. G. Bible
Clark
W. L. Calvert
Spearfish
Leroy
Warren Calvert
Playcrafters pledge nine new members at USD meeting
Vermillion October 18 Playcrafters drama society at the University of South Dakota pledged nine students at their first meeting October 12. New pledges include Wanda McLaughlin Watertown Catherine Martens Pierre Margaret Schlosser Plankinton Elsie Titt Yuron John Adams Sioux Falls Wilbur Townsend Lead John Smiley Mount Vernon Joe Lehmann Scotland Woodrow Spranger Sioux Falls. Members must cast direct and present a play without outside help at a combined meeting of Playcrafters and Apprentice Players.
University Faculty Meeting Set For Tonight
VURMILLION Oct 18 The Faculty Research club convenes at 7 30 in the Union building Ostobs 18. Topics include comparative importance of research work and good teaching in colleges and universities with talks by Dr A L Keith Dr Hebert S Erill and Dr E W Shaw Jr on relation to the general, social and natural sciences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vurmillion
Ostobs
A. L. Keith
Hebert S. Erill
Porofessor
American Pee
E. W. Shaw, Jr
Social Work Meeting Set for Mitchell in 1938
The executive committee of the Scotti er Social Work association chose Mitchell for the annual spring meeting in 1938. Attendees from scattered parts of the state attended the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Scottier Social Work Association
Smooden
Compliance Board Rejects Huron NRA Wage Request
The NRA Compliance board last night refused a merchant's request to operate under a pending code that would allow longer hours and lower wages, noting the code had not been approved by Washington officials. Further review will address complaints about a consumer patronizing a non Blue Eagle establishment. A separate complaint was dropped after proof the employer operated under an approved industrial code.
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Huron
NRA
John P. Sauer
Washington
Blue Eagle
Chase Securities Corpora tion formed to do bank's lacking business
Albert Wiggin former Chase National Bank chairman told senate investigators that the Case Securities corporation was organized in 1917 to do business the bank could not perform. He said a securities company would let stockholders share in underwriting that the national bank could not. The committee pressed Wiggin on rescue party records and executive session was called.
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Washington
Albert AT. Wiggin
Chase National Bank
Senate
Case Securities Corporation
Ferdinand Percorg
Banking Committee
Recoe
Wiggin
Chase
Dismissal of Canton Indian Hospital Superintendent Praised
Indian Commissioner John Lollier announced a telegram from Norman Ewing praising the dismissal of Dr. H. R. Hummer as superintendent of the Hospital of Indians in Canton South Dakota. Ewing, formerly an engineer at the Canton institution, offered to testify or provide a record alleging patient abuses. Hummer was dismissed Monday after charges filed by Commissioner Collier.
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Hummer
Ewing Washington
John Lollier
Norman Ewing
H. R. Hummer
Sane
Canton
D. Ewing
Dr. Hummer
Collier
Camp Begin With 139 Ex-Service Men Near Custer
Rapid City October 18 139 ex service men from North Dakota civilian conservation camp units passed through Rapid City en route to Lightning Creek near Custer to establish a camp and work on dam and later road projects. Their Newfoundland mascot traveled with them. About 145 men from the Watertown CC C camp were en route to Calcite north of Piedmont for a winter camp. The U S Bureau of Home Economics lists more than 35 ways to serve corn meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservation Cémp
Rapid City
North Dakota
Civilian Conservation Camp
Lightning Creek
Custer
Ft. Lincoln
N. D
Light
Ning Creek
Met
Watertown
Calcite
Piedmont
Alpena Area Weekend Visits And Households News
Neighborhood notes record residents visiting relatives in Alpena Mitchell Baltic Siow Falls and Huron. Families including Lehr Linn Kinsman Snedeker Brzezowsky Lound Peters Myran Triplett Hurst Noonan and Herder are mentioned with hospital, stroke, and college events. A farewell party near Alpena precedes a planned move to Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.ej Tpick
Wessington
Ings
Biadey
Long Becht
Cal
Alpena
August Lehr
Tillie
Menno
Lake Lehr
V. J.linn
Mitchell
Linn
Joyce
Dorothy -Linn
Grace Funke
William Chase
Baby
Huron
G. M. Kinsman
Duane
Carl
Allie -Snedeker
Carthage
Leslie Briggs
Kenneth Briggs
Snedeker
Junior Briggs
Herbert Lound
Bronx City
Lois Peters
Lound
Peter Myran
Baltic
Siow Falls
Jss Marie Triplett
Jane Hurst
William Buescher
Chaska
Minn
August Lembecker
Neda
Aisenbrey
The
Collge
van Vegge
Dick Gehrels
Arnold Brzazowsky
Minnesota
Alpena High School
Dakota Wesleyan University
Huconcollege
Birth of a son and a social hunting gathering
Burdette Mr and Birs Harry Ana Kenyon Jr announce the birth of a son on October 13. Mrs Curtis and Mrs Kenyon's mother care for them. Mr and Mrs James Falion hosted relatives at dinner Sunday with Sue Borkhous Peter Oly their children Florence and Dorris from Waylapg My and King Oscar Oly Tulare Dennis Olson and family hunted pheasants.
Frankfort Boys Head to Iowa for Corn Picking
Frankfort Cecil Malcom Jones and Clifford Ketzback travel to Iowa to pick corn. Members of the boys Kingy Heralds met at Clayton VanHouten’s home after school Friday, then eleven boys enjoyed lunch hosted by Mrs. VanHouten. Mrs. W. P. Jones leads the group. Mr. and Mrs. John Noonan and family returned from a visit with Lea LaFrance in WImona Minnesota. The Rebekah Judge held a regular meeting Wednesday evening with a report on the district meeting at Reefield given by Mrs. Agnes Lic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea LaFrance
Wi‘mona
Minn
Rebekah
Réefield
Agnes Lic
Hartland Theresa Sunny Brook Farm Unions Host Ice Cream Supper
Hartland Theresa residents attended an ice cream supper hosted at A P Fines home on Friday. Misses Janette and Betty Shultner visited Mildred Hines near Huron. A farewell party for Miss Emma Wormstadt was held Saturday near her parents northwest of Huron as she heads to Grand Island Nebraska for college. Mildred Hines visited Eunice Johnston and Doris Chapman in Yale. The W H O club gave a farewell for Mr and Mrs Carl Gamble Sunday at the Gambles home. the couple will relocate to Minnesota.
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Yse
Sunny ‘Brook
Farmes ‘Union
A. P
Janette
Betty Shultner
Mildred Hines
Huron
Emma‘\-Wormstadt
Warmstadt Jeff
Grand‘ Island
Neb
Sy Mildred Hines
Eunice Johnston
Doris
Chapman
Yale
W.H
Carl Gamble
William Gamble
Gamble
Minslesota
Broadland Area Socials And Visits Span Weekend
Broadland George Moriarty returned Saturday from Portland where he visited his parents. Families from Huron Conrad and Gettysburg spent Sunday with relatives. A Girl Scout rally in West Park drew attendees Mrs Cumming and Dorothy Urban. Merle Gates hosted a farewell at J D O F hall for Mr and Mrs Gates. Gascoigne and Houck relatives visited over the weekend. Geneva Houck returned home from Gettysburg to see her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Moriarty
Portland
Ore
Lester Johnston
Donald
Huron
Kann
Conrad
William Jet
Arthur DeVris
Edward Chase
Peaulline
L. S. Cummings
Chase
Cumming
Ross Cumming
Dorothy Urban
West Park
Howard Morris
Eahter
J. F
Gettyseburg
Rey Houck
Geneva Houck
Gettysburg
Roy Houck
Mrs. Oul
Local residents update on town movements and farming work
Sheffield Harvey Hinds returned from Town Monday. Roy Schroeder has gone to Milwaukee Wis to work. Gust Schmidt Jr is at Austin Minn doing some plowing on a farm he rented.
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Sheffield Harvey Hinds
Roy Schroeder
Milwaukee
Wis
Gust Schmidt, Jr
Austin, Minn
Family moves to Lincoln Neb after seven years on farm
William French and family relocate to Lincoln Nebraska from the Trestrail farm two miles southwest of Sheffield after seven years. Lester and Earl Gugin returned from Gann Valley. Mr and Mrs Gubbins sent from Iroquois, and visited Bottomley home. Mrs Harry Schroeder visiting Lorraine and sister in Miller. Lorraine attends high school there. Mrs Lamd of Miller visited Friday at Walter Carr home.
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William French
Lincoln
Neb
Trestrail
Sheffield
Lester
Earl. Gugin
Gann’ Valley
Rant Gubbins
Wd Bottomley
Harry Schroeder
Lorraine
Titus
Miller
Lamd
Walter Carr
Hart family returns from Century of Progress trip
Wayland Mr and Mrs W J Hart and nephew Reginald Steckman have come back from Chicago where they attended the Century of Progress. Mrs Stela Thrane of Pierre visited at the Grant Byers home. Mr and Mrs Bert Goodrich of Bar told spent weekend at W J Stowers home. Born to Mr and Mrs Fred Schrader four miles east of Wayland on October 12. Mrs Richard Gobring of Wessington cares for Mrs Schrader and baby who are reported well. Carl Douglas shows satisfactory recovery from injuries.
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Wayland
W. J. Hart
Reginald Steckman
Chicago
Century of Progress
Stela-Thrane
Pierre
Grant Byers
Bert Goodrich
Bartold
W. J. Stowers
Goodrich
Mrs. Stowers
Fred Schrader
Wayand
a_s
Richard Gobring
Wessington
Huron Visitors Stopover Amid Local Weekend Travel
Mes. Alice Byers and daughter visited Huron on Saturday, staying overnight at MC Wood's while en route home. Charles MacMurtry and Mrs. Harold Locken Isabel joined the visit. Bert Van Voorhis Carl Richardson and Liman Van Voorhis moved to Huron Saturday, with Lyman going to Brookings after a brief stop. Rev and Mrs Walter S Van attended Vermillion's annual Methodist conference recently. Mr and Mrs Wallace Sweeten of Redfield visited relatives here Sunday.
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Alice Byers
Huron
Bert
van Voorhis
Carl ‘Richardson
Liman VanVoorhis
Lyman
Brookings
Walter S. van
Vermillion
Methodist Church
Wallace Sweeten
Red- Held
Gehringers Visit Minneapolis Then Return to Bismarck
Mr and Mrs Wade Gehringer of Bismarck visiting at the Dudley Gehringer home went to Minneapolis Thursday and returned Sunday They plan to stay until next Sunday before returning home Mr Gehringer works for Northwestern Public Service Co Also listed are Mrs Norma Dixon and daughter Betty of Lebanon visiting and assisting at the Gene McDonald home Mrs Charles Goll of Mitchell staying with the McDonald family and relatives visiting from Osceola Huron and other local homes.
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Mitchell
Gene McDonald
Fred Rush
Louie Rush
Osceola
Don Henier
Kevm
Alma Anderson
Shirlee Sutter
Huron
Iver Anderson
Local Notes On Residents Returning And Plans
Denforth Harold Angerson of Hiand township returned from a trip into the western states. Mrs. Gus Newhart entertained the Ladies club at the ball Thursday. Mrs. Miles Campbell of Ohio township invited. Mrs. Pete Geiver and Moe Gertrude Lewellen to a meeting of her club Thursday. The Will Freese family plan to move to a farm now occupied by his brother George in Beadle county. Leonard Gliver has returned from a week’s visit at his brother’s home in Buffalo county.
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Harold. Angerson
Hiand Township
Gus Newhart
Miles Campbell
Ohio
Pete Geiver
Moe Gertrude-Lewellen
Will Freese
George
Beadle County
Leonard Gliver
Buffalo County
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U. S. Bureau
Vernon
Chase Securities Corporation
United States Bureau of Home Economics
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Alnena
Germany
Chilane
Gerald Herder
Bellersley
Harry
Harold
Phillipa
Wileliam
Noonan
Bernard
Leo
teRay
Valdez
Iroquis
Suede
Robinsons
Hartland
Theresa
Broadland
Denforth
Vicks Vaporub
Geyerman’s
Fashions OF the Hour
New Coats
Lapin
Vienna
Marmink
Fowne
Huron’s
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