Collins Answers Gurney's Charge
ABERDEEN Oct 2 Collins director of the South Dakota Employment service issued a letter rebutting D B Gurney s Oct 14 radio address defending the re interviewing relief clients program as not political He said the program seeks to place workers by qualifications and would dismiss any employee who discussed politics He cited roadside improvement contracts where referrals were based on qualifications not politics and urged checking the men s political affiliations for verification.
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Aberdeen
EL Collins
South Dakota Employment Service
D. B. Gurney
Gurmey
House of Gurney
Manchester Extension Club Holds October Meeting
The Manchester Extension Club met for its October gathering with fourteen members and two visitors. Mrs. J. S. MeClenahan was elected president and chaired the business session. Mrs. Guy Strub led singing and reported on the club’s mixed quartet. Mrs. George Smith demonstrated coat remodeling. Hostesses included Mrs. L. Grotta and Mrs. George Lambert, who served lunch. The next meeting will be at Mrs. C. G. Buchela’s home in November with a Christmas demonstration planned.
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Mancheolen
UCL
Welsh and Keating visit Fasbenders for birthday
Oct 21 visit to Yale features Mr and Mrs Leo Welsh and Mrs Alice Welsh and Delores Keating spending Sunday at White Fasbender home. They celebrated Mrs Fasbender birthday, a niece of Mr Welsh. Part of the day included pheasant hunting.
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Fasbenders
YALE
Leo Welsh
Alice Welsh
Delories Keating
White
Fred Fasbender
Fasbender
Welsh
Broadland Extension Club Elects Officers in October Meeting
Broadland October meeting at the Harley home had 15 members and five visitors. Marcella Harley was elected chairman with Mrs. Ross Cumming as vice chairman and Mrs. William Woodard as secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Fred Johnson and Mrs. Tom Terney demonstrated sewing machines. The next meeting will be at Mrs. EB LeGrand’s home with Mrs. Fred Johnson assisting.
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Broadland ‘Extension Club
Broadland
Broadland Extension Club
May
Marcella Harley
Marcella Harley l
Ross Cumming
William, Woodard
Fred Johnson
Tom Terney
Highmore Women's Club Meeting Topics in Bible Theme
The Highmore Women's Club met at Mrs. Leona Tompkins home on Friday afternoon with programs on biblical women. Papers on Mary and Daughters for the Bible were read, while talks on Mothers and Queens of the Bible were given. Nine new members were elected to fill vacancies, expanding to a 30 member limit. next meeting set at Mrs. Jeane Douglas’s home.
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Highmore Women's Club
Leona Tompkins
Ella Holtzman
Mary
Elsie Webb
Esther Borah
Jeane Il. Douglas
Leis Tompkins
Clarence Blasi
Claude Foster
Ruth Kiel
Marian “Winans
Laura Ryan
Lois Hardesty
Louise Swanson
Emma Harts
Rates Proposed By Black Hills Transportation Co
The Interstate Commerce Commission set a hearing for November 16 in Sioux Falls on rate schedules from Omaha to Rapid City. The proposal cuts commodity rates on groceries canned goods candy hardwood lumber and plumbing and heating supplies. Bonilla PTA meets with officers naming program publicity refreshments and a membership drive planned.
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Black Hills
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sioux Falls
S. D
Black Hills Transportation Company
Omaha
Neb
Rapid City
Newman Farm Home Destroyed By Blaze
The James Newman home near Cottonwood Lake was completely burned Sunday while the Newman family was away visiting friends. All contents, goods, and clothing were destroyed except the washing man shine. Pheasant hunters nearby saw the blaze and the heat was intense. only the washer on the porch could be saved. Fine early Virginia relics and a brother of Mr Newman’s household goods stored in the house were lost. No cause or insurance details available.
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Newman
Redfield
Specis
James Newman
Cottonwood’ Lake
Mundt Warns Against Communist Trend in Clark
Karl Mundt Republican candidate for Congress spoke in Clark on Monday warning of Communist tendencies. He urged defending the constitution and Supreme Court powers, attacked claims about Fred Hildebrandt employing a self confessed communist and draft evader, and urged relief funds be supervised by local boards rather than a central hierarchy.
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Mexico
Ma. Mundt
Hyde Relief Cases Must Apply Again
Hyde County residents under 65 who seek November or future grants must visit the resettlement office in Highmore to obtain new application blanks by October 22. Persons over 55 may apply for the old age pension, as no grant is available to them.
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Hyde
Highmore
Hyde County
Ed Wray
Land Bank Sprink Loans Total $2,014,520 in Spink County
Federal Land Bank loans totaling $2,014,520 were made to 702 Spink County owners from May 1, 1937 to June 30, 1936. The Land Bank Commissioner issued 380 loans worth $857,000. Statewide, 24,907 loans totaled $66,284,500 under the same agencies, part of Farm Credit Administration lending $99,287,046 in three years.
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Sprink
Redfield
Federal Land Bank
Spink
Guy H. Harvey
National Emergency Council
South Dakota
Land Bank
Farm Credit Administration
Funeral for Spink County Pioneer John Wolf Held
Funeral services were held today in Redfield for John Wolf 82 a Spink County pioneer who died Friday night at his home due to age. Wolf arrived in Spink County in 1881 homesteading near Ashton. He served as deputy county auditor starting 1836 and spent 16 years as a county officer. He operated banks at Conde and Brentford until 1924 when elected county treasurer and later served as trustee for closed banks Brentford and Mellette until his death.
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John” Wolf
Spink County
Wolf
Ashton
Conde
Brentford
Sredfield
Brentford and
Mellette
Mr. Wolf
Lincoln's Gettysburg Address Echoes in Redfield Masonic Burial
The report notes Lincoln delivered his Gettysburg Address in Redfield where he belonged to the Masons and supported his Congregational church. He served the local fire department longer than any other member and received a gold watch from colleagues after his passing two years ago, with a Masonic burial planned at the Masonic temple.
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Lincoln
Redfield
Masons
Congregational
Wolf
Order
Masonic Temple
Yale Foresters Install Officers in Court Ceremony
Yale Foresters Court 1159 held its annual officers installation on Sunday evening in Yale. E O Keefe presented the chief ranger R E Welch with the gavel. Sehn Greenau was selected financial secretary, Charles Davis recorder, Matt Davis treasurer, Wess Barret sentinel, Emmet Davis John Merrick and Lea Welsh conductors. The social hour featured community singing and speeches followed by dancing and lunch served by the Altar Society.
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Yale Foresters
YALE
Foresters Court
E O'Keefe
R. E. Welch
Sehn Greenau
Charles Davis
Matt Davis
Wess Barret
Sentinel
Emmet Davis
John Merrick
Lea Welsh
Altar Society
Visit Bonilla Bonilla Special Visitors From State
Recent visitors from various parts of the state include Mr. and Mrs. F. B. McKichan of Sioux Falls at the Sarah McKichan home, Mr. and Mrs. Will Schollian of Huron at the Art Miller home, Mr. Katherine Hansen of Walsey at the Ben Hansen home, and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Barney at the M. J. McKichan home. Ms. and Mrs. T. Barnes and Mrs. M. J. McKichan and son spent Saturday and Sunday at the George Barnes home in Katoka.
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Bonilla Bonilla
F. B. McKichan
Sioux Falls
Sarah McKichan
Will Schollian
Huron
Art Miller
Katherine Hansen Dof Walsey
Ben Hansen
Roger Barney
George Barnes
Katioka
Famous Harpist Alberto Salvi Plays Redfield Concert
Redfield hosts world renowned harpist Alberto Salvi and his quintet in a program featuring Salvi’s $20,000 Wurlitzer concert harp. Musicians Lin accompany with selections by Loeillet Mozart Chopin Bach and Haydn as students and locals attend from Aberdeen and Byron.
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Redfield
Specia
Alberto Salvi
Aberdeen
Byron
Lin
Salvi
Loeillet
Mozart
Chopin
Bach
Haydn
Redfield High School
Embryo Rousisians
Salvi Recall of the Instrument of Romance Heard Here
The public who heard Salvi in this era recalled the cherished melody of the instrument of romance. The article notes a renewed interest in the musician's renowned sound and the lasting impression left on listeners.
Yale Carnival Draws Large Crowd at High School Event
Yale High School carnival attracted big attendance. Kacil Volesky won the junior amateur title while Joe Glanzer claimed the senior crown. Rebecca Gross Ann Glanzr and Martha Hafler supported the coronation as Hitchcock won the four team kittenball championship, defeating Yale. Bancroft captured the consolation game from roquois.
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Yale
Yale High School
Kacil Volesky
Joe Glanzer
Law- Ann Glanzer
Martha Hafler
Rebecca Gross
Ann Glanzr
Martha Hater
Hitchcock
Bancroft
Roquois
Pioneer Day attendance noted in Yankton College visit
Mrs. PL W. Thies returned from Yankton College where she joined daughter Gretchen and son Gerald for Pioneer Day celebrations last Saturday. The visit marked Thies’s continued connection with the campus events and family.
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Pioneer Day Lane
PL W. Thies
Gretchen
Gerald
Yankton College
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Collins
Gurney
Jays Employment Service
Manchester Extension Club
Highmore Women’s Club
Bonilla F. T. A
Bonilla
Walter Morse
F. R. O'Brien
Ethel Peterson
Chevrolet
Pioneer
Hoover
Roosevelt
America
Jacob Siegel
Alpacunas
Kuppenheimer’s
Valgoras
Kuppenheimer
Mac Gregors
Sportleighs
Michael Stern
Osborn
Marvel
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