Silent V Weapons Help South Da Kota Police Fight Crime
In Pierre South Dakota peace officers wield a silent arsenal of laboratory science to fight crime. Led by Les Price the state lab uses microscopes blood testing casts and tire print molds to identify suspects and clear the innocent. Training expands as six more agents join for technique transfer and stronger crime fighting capabilities.
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Weapons Help
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Pierre
South Dakota
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Capitol
State Division of Identification and Investigation
Fred Seatles
Bureau
Attorney General’s Office
Leo Temmey
Searles
Sioux Falls
Les Price
Pierre Po Yeeman
J. Edgar Hoover
Frice
Washington
Price
Minnesota
AHL Six
Marie Koch Named To Auxiliary Office Of American Legion
Aberdeen woman Miss Marie Koch appointed national chairman of the constitutions and by laws committee of the American Legion Auxiliary. Appointment made by Mrs. William Corwith, national president, announced by Miss Florence Paullin. Koch previously served as national committeewoman for South Dakota and as vice chair in charge of trophies and awards at the convention.
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Marie Koch
Mitchell
Aberdeen
American Legion Auxiliary
Florence Paullin
Miss Koch
William Corwith
South Dakota
Steiler Couple Take Over Doland Café Station
HURON COUPLE OPERATES RESTAURANT IN DOLAND Mr and Mrs F Steiler of Huron assumed active management of the cafe at the Independent Oil Company station on Highway 212 last week. Mrs Steiler was formerly Miss Mavis Paul. PHEASANT HUNTING GUESTS in Doland report guests from Eau Claire Wis praised plentiful birds. POEM TO BE PUBLISHED Wolsey high senior Martin Busch whose poem That’s Winter was chosen for publication in The Paebar Anthology of Verse.
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Huron
Doland Doland
F. Steiler
Independent Oil Company
Highway 212
Steiler
Mavis Paul
Doland
J. W. Young
Charles Lee
Charles Kaper
Eau Claire
Wis
Frank Hahn
Wolsey
Martin Busch
Wolsey High School
Paebar
Return from Hills and travels of Bonilla residents
Mr and Mrs W Barrick of Bonilla and Mr and Mrs G Minium returned home Sunday evening from Rapid City where they attended the State Farmers Union Convention. They visited Mr and Mrs Lee Minia and Mrs and Mrs Brammett of Rapid City. Friday and Saturday they toured the Black Hills. GUESTS AT WOLSEY WOLSEY Sept 19 Special Mr and Mrs Richard Heitland and daughter Mr and Mrs Herman Heitland and daughter Mr and Mrs Herman Heitland and son of Willow Lake and Mr and Mrs Harmon Heitland and family were Sunday Ginnies guests at the Frank Heitland me
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Hills Wolsey
W. Barrick
Bonilla
G. Minium
Rapid City
State Farmers Union
Lee Miniam
Brammett
Black Hills
Wolsey Wolsey
Richard Heitland
Herman
Heitland
Herman Heitland
Willow Lake
Harmon Heitland
Frank
Senior class attends Pow Wow Day in Huron dance
Eleven members of the senior class with adviser J. W. Irving and Supt. J. J. Rickert attended Pow Wow Day in Huron on Saturday. Mrs. Irving joined the group in the evening for the college dance.
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Wolley
J. W. Irving
J. J. Rickert
Huron
Burns Fatal for Kimball Woman in Home Explosion
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Mary Guthrie of Kimball who died from burns suffered when a floor wax mixture on an oil stove exploded at her home. Fire spread to her clothing. neighbors helped smother the flames and she was taken to a Mitchell hospital.
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Kimball
Mary Guthrie
Eagle Church
Fpukwana
Guthrie
Hospital Fatality Reported After Incident
A patient suffered a fatal injury and died shortly after at a hospital following an incident. Medical staff attended to the victim but could not prevent death. Authorities likely opened an inquiry to determine the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Highmore Women At Red Cross Meeting
Hyde County Red Cross chapter officials led by Mrs. R. J. Drew and others attended a district Red Cross meeting in Pierre on Sunday. Mrs. Gladiys Gannon spoke about the Junior Red Cross program where she has served as chairman for several years.
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Highmore
R. J. Drew
Hyde County
Red Cross
John Quinn
Morris -Harter
Gladiys Gannon
A. L. Lake
Pierre
Gannon
Start Activities Of Interest To Girls From Poll Results
The YWCA announces three top activity groups for downtown girls and women roller skating crochet ing and knitting calisthenics. Helen Chase will chair the roller skating group Mae Pickell will teach crocheting and knitting the calisthenics class starts Monday October 23 at 7 30 p m at 371 Wisconsin Southwest led by Mrs Leon Reynolds director of physical education for women at Huron College. Leather tooling meets Fridays at the YWCA cottage starting October AI. All interested girls invited to participate.
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Helen Chase
Costain Apartments
Mae Pickell
Wisconsin Southwest
Leon Reynolds
Reynolds
Huron College
Wills College
Milwaukee Downer College
W.c. A
Milk cows bring good prices at Wellington sale
Milk cows averaged 40 dollars per head at the Mrs Ida Dessonville farm sale on Tuesday afternoon. An unbroken three year old mare with colt by her side sold for 134 dollars. DeHaven and Rogers acted as auctioneers.
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Wellington
Ida Dessonville
Imare
DeHaven
Rogers
Farewell party for Jeannette Rowen held in Wellington
The Junior Missionary Class of Community Church Sunday School hosted a farewell for Jeannette Rowen on Monday evening at Julia Hutchinson's home. The Rowen family plans to move to Idaho soon after the event. Games were played, a handkerchief shower given, and a luncheon served.
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Wellington
Community Church Sunday School
Jeannette Rowen
Rowen
Idaho
Jeannette
Julia Hutchinson
Horseshoe in Vogue at Wessington High
Local report from Wessington notes the senior class boys have played many horseshoe games with Gerald McGirr as class champion. Freshmen and sophomores still finish their matches before the ongoing tournament concludes.
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Wessington
Wessington High School
Gerald McGirr
Boy Hops Train Loses Leg In Noon Incident
Rapid City October 19 an eight year old Roosevelt school pupil Bernard Backer sought a ride on a Chicago and North Western freight train at noon. He jumped from the moving cars losing his left leg and required emergency treatment and a blood transfusion. The boy and a companion reported his plan to ride the train before the fall.
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Bernard Backer
Rapid City
Fred Backer
Roosevelt
Chicago & North Western
North Maple Avenues
Ida Rosencranz
Harry Miller
Tragic Accident Near School Involving Train
A student was injured when a train slipped and caught his leg under a wheel. Albert Miller alerted teachers who rushed the injured boy, Bernard, to the hospital as police investigated the incident.
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Albert Miller
Bernard
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