Former Fire Chief Held For Arson in Tripp Elevator Fire
Raymond T. Hirsch a former Tripp fire chief and Hutchinson County Loan Association secretary was arraigned in Yankton circuit court on charges of burning an elevator to defraud an insurance company. His bond is $2,000 with a tentative preliminary hearing set for November 25. The case stems from an elevator fire in Tripp early that morning.
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Allege Hirsch
Tripp
Olivet
S. D
Raymond T. Hirsch
C. C. Puckett
Yankton
Hirsch
Hutchinson County Loan Association
Ed Kuhlman
Hutchinson County
Grain elevator fire damages cited in 1920s report
The text notes a grain elevator owned by Midwest Realty Company with Hirsch as secretary treasurer and leased to Forehner Grain Company. The August fire caused estimated damages around $21,000.
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Midwest Realty Company
Hirsch
Forehner Grain Company
Lass
St Lawrence PTA Plans October Meeting and Aid
In St Lawrence on October 20 the PTA approved financial aid for local high school basketball players band members and Boy Scouts for the year. They voted to buy new sweat shirts for the team refine band capes and support the Scout troop. Mrs John Lovelace led the session with treats of town ordinances and PTA talks.
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St. Lawrence
Susan Conkey
L. Stecman
PTA
C. H. Williams
Mayses
Huron Women Named District Officers
ST. LAWRENCE Oct 20 At a PTA district meeting Mrs George E Smith Huron was named secretary Mrs Frank Clegg St Lawrence treasurer and Mrs E Rutherford Huron historian to fill vacancies Officers previously elected include Mrs M P Hasvold president and Mrs R A Mydo vice president Department chairs were named Program Mrs Sander Tollefson Huron publicity Mrs T M Dennis St Lawrence and membership Mrs Hersofel Marquis Huron
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ST. Lawrence
Spesia
PTA
George E. Smith
Huron
Frank Clegg
E. Rutherford
Sta
M. P. Hasvold
R. ‘A. Mydo
Sander Tollefson
T. M. Dennis
Hersofel Marquis
Hurfon
Holabird P T A Has Interesting Program
The Holabird PTA October meeting featured rhythm band selections from the primary room a recitation October by Neil Hultman two piano pieces by South Holabird pupils and a piano solo by Wilbur Bunt from Highmore. Mr Hunt presented a travel film on Yellowstone National Park and refreshments were served by Mrs Vera Collier and Mrs Fred Wemmering.
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Holabird P. T. A
Holabird Pta
Neil Hultman
South Holabird
Wilbur Bunt
Highmore
Yellowstone Neional Park
Hunt
Vera Collier
Fred’ Wemmering
New Secretary Named By Wessington P T A
The Wessington PTA elected Mrs Malcolm Eckert secretary to fill a vacancy at a regular meeting in the school Monday evening. G Scott Dexter led community singing with Helen Cleland at the piano. A clarinet quartet directed by Malcolm Eckert performed two numbers, Dexter sang two solos, and Alice Allen played flute with her mother Mrs Scott Allen accompanying on piano. Orval Seitz spoke on The Home the School and the Church. The October committee served lunch. The next meeting will be one week earlier than usual due to the S D E A convention at Mitchell.
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Wessington
P.T. A
Alice Allen
Scott Allen
Orval Seitz
Mitchell
Honor Roll At Lane High School Six Seniors Among First Six Weeks
Lane High School announces first six weeks honor roll with six seniors three juniors and three sophomores. Senior honorees Arlene Erickson Bernice Houlihan Merlyn Lindeoak Beulah Neilson Helen Kogel Milo Miller. Juniors Mason Burchfield Dorothy Lillehaug Melba Lee Davis. Sophomores Edmund Burg Gerald Endshl Georgia Schwabauer. Returns to New York Hattie Grill has returned to New York City after vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Matt Kilcoin.
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Lane High School
Lane, Qet
Arlene Erickson
Bernice Houlihan
Merlyn Lindeoak
Beulah Neilson
Helen Kogel
Milo Miller
Mason Burchfield
Dorothy Lillehaug
Melba Lee Davis
Edmund Burg
Gerald Endshl
Georgia Schwabauer
New York
Woonsocket
Miss Hattie Grill
New York City
Haveing
Matt Kilcoin
Parachial Teacher Visited By Local Residents
Lane resident Mr. Larson visited G E Johnson and his aged mother Grandma Johnson. He formerly taught at a parochial school south of Lane forty years ago and lodged at Mrs. Johnson's home. Will Topp family visited Aberdeen to see daughter Thelma studying beauty culture while Eva DeHaven met her daughter Beryl in Aberdeen schools. Aberdeen visitors included Mrs Ray Baddeley and son Herbert, Mrs Hate Place, Miss Beatrice Hulbert, and Leland Ettles. Place visited Spottswood to see Will Daugherty near there.
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Lane
G. E. Johnson
Grandma Johnson
Mr. Larson
Mrs. Johnson
Aberdeen
Wellington
Will Topp
Thelma
Eva DeHaven
Beryl] DeHaven
Ray Baddeley
Herbert
Hate Place
Beatrice Hulbert
Leland Ettles
M Place
Spottswood
Will Daugherty
Highmore Women Addressed by County Leaders in Special
Special report from Oct. 20 notes Mayor Graff of Sioux Falls and L E Larson of Highmore to address women. Ruth Greeves of Gettysburg also mentioned as involved in county loners’ association activities.
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Lane Lane
Graff
Sioux Falls
L. E. Larson
Highmore
Colon
State County
Loners' Association
Ruth Greeves
Gettysburg
Banquet guest to give talk at POO Women's Club event
A report from Oct 20 notes Mrs Greeves will speak at the annual banquet of the P OO Women's Club after dinner at the church dining room. About 100 women are expected to attend. Meanwhile Howard Wooley underwent an appendicitis operation at Miller Hospital with no complications.
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P. OO
Ning
Greeves
Rss Church
Highmore
Spi
Howard Wooley
Po Miller Hospital
Return to Her Home in Marion After Visit
Mrs. Rose Weber returns to her home in Marion after visiting several days with her daughter and Mrs. Atkinson.
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Highmore
Rose Weber
Marion
Dau Atkinson
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