Way is Chairman Of Independents
Way publisher of the Watertown Public Opinion and former Republican national committeeman for South Dakota has been appointed and has accepted the chairmanship of the South Dakota Committee of Independent Voters. The group backs Roosevelt and Wallace in the election and aims to mobilize independent voters who balance power between parties.
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Watertown
Way
Public Opinion
Republican National
South Dakota
Mr. Way
Roosevelt
Wallace
Middle West
Confirmation Rites Held At Wolsey
Confirmation services were held last Sunday at St. Johns Lutheran Church in Wolsey under the direction of the Rev. J. W. Leyhe. The following persons were confirmed: Theone and Luverne Tollergs of Bonilla, Viola Naomi and Edna Jebnow, Frederick and Martin Eichstadt, Emil Vocknitz, Mabel Hecken sable, Alyira Horn, Richard Praun, Billy Meyer, John Kohlmeyer, Marvin Larsen, Doris and Amante Konimeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolsey
St. Johns Lutheran Church
J. W. Leyhe
Theone
Luverne Tollergs
Bonilla
Viola Naomi
Edna Jebnow
Frederick
Martin Eichstadt
Emil Vocknitz
Mabel Heckensable
Alyira Horn
Richard Praun
Billy Meyer
John Kohlmeyer
Marvin Larsen
Doris
Amante Konimeyer
South Dakota Debt Level Plan Praised by Official
Millard G. Scott of Rural Credit says Des Moines school board adopts the South Dakota level debt service plan. He notes Mississippi inquiry into the plan for refunding rural credit debt and cites financial journals praising the policy as sound and prudent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pibkke
Millard G. Scott
The
Rural Credit, Department
Des Moines
South Dakota
Mississippi
Scott
Suih Dakota
Ascal
Faulkton Study Club Hosts Reading and Review
Miss Frances Cornwell moderated a Faulkton Study Club gathering on Tuesday evening reading Streams of the Desert. Mrs. A J McDowell reviewed Susan and God. refreshments were served. guest Mrs J H Bottum of Pierre attended. next meeting with Mrs McDowell planned.
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Faulkton Study Club
Faulkton
Frances Cornwell
A. J. McDowell
Susan and
God
J._H. Bottum
Pierre
Bide-a-Wee Club Meets at Bowar Home in Faulkton
Mrs. Mike Bowar and Mrs. Randall Potter hosted the Bide-a-Wee Club at the Bowar residence in Faulkton. Eight members and four visitors attended, including Mrs. Jennie Johnson and Mrs. Clara Fergeson of Marshalltown, Is. The group worked on the club quilt, held usual business, and enjoyed refreshments.
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Faulkton Faulkton
Det
Mike Bowar
Randall Potter
Bowar
Jennie Johnson
Clara Fergeson
Marshalltown
M. #. Grimm
Mary Hagen
Literary Club Meets at Mrs Lyle Lester Home
Mrs Lyle Lester hosted the Literary Club on Thursday evening with dessert at 7 30. Mrs Edna Irwin chaired in Mrs Anna Hammond's absence. The year will study South America theme with Evangeline discussed.
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Literary Club
Rockham
Lyle Lester
Edna Irwin
Anna Hammond
South America
Phoebe Welch Celebrates 85th Birthday at Willow Lake
A birthday observance honored Mrs. Phoebe Welch on her 85th birthday at Willow Lake with record and handkerchief ceremony. She has lived in Lake and Blu for the past years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Lake
Phoebe Welch
Birs. Welch
Lake and Blu
Airplane Builders Wanted in California Factories
Unusual for men aged 18 to 38 to be trained in weeks for airplane construction jobs in large California factories. Minimum starting wage, partial fusion and transportation provided, tuition advances paid on the job. Bonded representatives to be in Huron for a few days. Apply now by writing Box D-47 Huronite with address occupation and phone number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Huron
Sitory
Muzaber
Even Skunks Pate A Break Season Must Be Observed
Game Director J W Cluett warns trapping skunks before the open season begins December 1 violates game laws. Wardens will enforce rules to protect the fur bearers as the commission designated December 1 as the open season to prevent depletion and preserve revenue from the animal.
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Pierr
J. W. Cluatt
Arest
Cluett
The
Game Commission
Neighborhood Social Briefs
Community notes list visits and gatherings across towns including Mitchell Wolsey Hitchcock Rockham Manchester Gann Valley Tulare and Willow Lake. Notable items include visitors, birthday party for Della Jane Ratliff and a new young people group in Burdette as well as local officials and students attending events and travel to Rochester Edgerton Steen Sioux Falls and Augustana College.
IWW Club Meets Hitchcock at Mrs Laur ice Person Home
The IWW Club gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Laur ice Person home for three tables of whist with prizes to Mrs. Pauline Paulson and Mrs. Florence Stablefield. Guest Mrs. Oda Olson attended and lunch by Mr. Ferson followed. Archaeornis description noted with reptilian snout and wing claws.
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Tww
Hitchcock
IWW
Laurice Person
Pauline Paulson
Florence Stablefield
Oda Olson
Ferson
Unfair Valuation Of Land Debated At County Conclave
Mitchell speakers at the 26th annual county commissioners convention criticized past land value assessments as unfair. Earl Hammerquist urged soil surveys to base values on productivity, while H. C. Westphal and C. H. McCay outlined road funding matches and new aid to dependent children plans.
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Sioux Falls
W. T. Knutson
Minnehaha
Oustines
H. Howard
State Highway Department
State Department
Westphal
McCay
Harrold School Carnival Queen Crowned at Roundup Days
Connie Miller was crowned carnival queen at Harrold School in a Saturday coronation following a grand march led by retiring queen Verona Hobert. Processional was by A B Bauder with candidates Delores Schaefer Rosalie Anderson and Shirleymae Sohn. Beverly Hientz and Lola Ingle served as trainbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haankroll
Iapecaiy
Connie Miller
Harrold
A. B. Bauder
Delores Schaefer
Rosalie Anderson
Shirleymae Sohn
Verona Hobert
LeRoy Schaefer
Kenneth Hientz
Ray Pietz
Donald Winckler
Beverly Hientz
Lola Ingle
Miss Miller
Anna Miller
Harrold School
Henry
Bicknell's FERA Record Attacked By Bottum
J H Bottum Jr charged that during 1933 34 Bicknell as FERA administrator hid relief records by trucking them to Sioux City to evade scrutiny. He contrasted this with Governor Bushfields prompt highway investigation and urged a full review of waste and hay sales to farmers at 18 dollars per ton.
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Wake Andes
J. H. Bottum, Jr
Bicknell
Sioux City
Bottum
Bushfield
Tf Bicknell
Pierre
Saipeed
Botturn
Reception honors Pastor Cavour and daughter Imma
A reception and fellowship supper will be held at Richland School No 4 next Friday at seven o clock to honor the Rev. A J Hoyer and his daughter Imma from Cavour.
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Cavour
Richland School No
A. J. Hoyer
Imma
Court Ponders On Case Of Youthful Aurora Candidate
The Supreme Court weighs if Walter C. Miller, the Democratic choice for Aurora County State’s Attorney, should appear on the November ballot. Miller filed his nominating petition before bar admission and at age 25, arguing he now meets age and bar requirements. Opponents say he was unqualified when he filed and that petitions fail to comply. The circuit court had ordered Miller listed.
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Aurora
Pierre
Supreme Court
Walter C. Miller
Miller
Aurora County
Paul Bakewell
Circuit Court
Aurora Courty Auditor
Carpenter Study Club Gathers with Three New Members
Mrs. Arthur Madsen hosted the Carpenter Study Club meeting with fifteen members present. Lorraine Pearson read by laws and Helen Madsen led the business session. Esther Opsahl read a life of Audubon and Esther Lenz reviewed a book. Helen Madsen sang, Clara Wicks directed entertainment, lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter Carpenter
Arthur Madsen
Carpenter Study Club
Lorraine Pearson
Helen Madsen
Audubon
Esther Opsahl
Esther Lenz
Clara Wicks
Bankers to Meet in Huron November 18
Bankers of the fifth South Dakota region will meet in Huron Saturday November 18 according to George M Starling secretary of the South Dakota Bankers Association Other regional meetings are scheduled for Aberdeen Mobridge Rapid City Chamberlain Tyndall and Sioux Falls with dates from November 18 to November 23. The same article notes a pie social in Hitchcock where the Merry Mixers Club and Get-to-Gether Club raised 21.
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Bankers
South Dakota
Huron
George M. Starling
S. BD. Bankers Association
Aberdeen
Mobridge
Rapid City
Chamberlain
Tyndall
Sioux Falls
Hitchcock
Merry Mixers Club
Rockwood Community Hall
Declan Contest Held at Burdette School
The township declaratory contest was held last Friday at the Burdette school. Winners: Third and fourth grades Jerry Roach, fifth and sixth Avery Ann Roach, seventh and eighth Amerallis Olson. Mrs Oscar Nelson acted as judge.
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Burdette
Jerry Roach
Avery Ann Roach
Amerallis Olson
Oscar Nelson
Teachers Hear Talk On Amendments At Hickory Stick Club
Fifty teachers from Spink and Faull counties gathered in Redfield for a Hickory Stick Club meeting. J H Kramer urged opposition to the permanent school fund amendment citing cost and political influence, while L H Peterson presided and O A Haddorff was named successor as club officer.
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Hickory Stick Club
Hedfield
Spink
Redfield
J. H. Kramer
L. H. Peterson
Frankfort
O. A. Haddorff
Littlefick
A. A. Staack
Ashton, Knot
Milton Demerew
Doland Sap
T. H. Iverson
Athol Big Stick Kramer
Schoosmen
Dictatorial Charge Against FDR By Senator Gurney
Senator Chan Gurney in his first 1940 campaign appearance blasted President Roosevelt for seeking dictatorial powers. He accused the administration of using state department info to pit capital and labor, and said defense is the key issue. He praised Stettinius and Knudsen while blaming departmental heads for hampering defense efforts. He compared the U.S. to pre blitz France, noting oceans as our frontier.
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Chan Gurney
South Dakota
Roosevelt
State Department
Gurney
National Defense Commission of Today
Department
EB. R. Stetttinius
William S. Knudsen
U.S
United States
France
Queen candidates named at Gann Valley High School
Gann Valley High School students name four candidates for queen LaVonne Kasulka Eleanor Speack Eleanor Brotanek Beth Knight Junior and senior are among the contenders The winning candidate will be crowned at the annual carnival on November 1.
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Gann Valley
Grt
Gann Valley High School
LaVonne Kasulka
Eleanor Speack
Eleanor Brotanek
Beth Knight
Extension Clubs Prepare for South Dakota Meet in Brookings
Brookings hosts the twelfth annual South Dakota Federation of Home Extension Clubs meeting November 18 at State College. Nora M. Hott announces committee sessions at 10 a.m. covering club projects food clothing home management and furnishings family relations recreation reading music and art. A Purdue Country Life talk on Building Better Rural Communities will be given by Mrs. H J Reherst. Gov H J Bushfield Dean A M Eberle and others will speak and a 2:40 p.m. panel will discuss how families can help preserve American democracy. Banquet tickets must be bought by 2 p.m. Tickets and event details are open to all home extension members and friends.
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Brookings
Home Extension Club
Twelth
South Dakota Federation of Home Extension Clubs
State College
Nora M. Hott
Toay
Purdue University
Lafayette
India
H. J. Reherst
Belle Fourche
H. J. Bushfield
Dean A. M. Eberle
H. B. Test
Fredrick
Ihe Farm Bureau
John Skage
Toronto
State Farmers Union
J. J. Martin
Watertown
The
Grange
Gertrude Fiyte
Mitchel
PTA
Flora Mitchell
WCTU
Miss Hott
Faulkton Festival Draws Record Crowd at Lutheran Church
Large crowd attends the Mission Festival at Faulkton Lutheran Church with guests from Bowdie Roscoe Ipswich Weeota and Orient. Rev Karl East of Raymond spoke in the morning and Rev Herbert Lau of Roscoe spoke in the afternoon. Junior choir sang at both services. Dinner was served at noon at the civic center by women of the congregation.
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Ravlktor
Faulkton Lutheran Church
Bowdie
Roscoe
Ipswich
Weeota
Orient
Karl East
Raymond
Herbert Lau
Civic Center
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Ammon in Alpena
A daughter was born last Saturday to Mr and Mrs Fred Ammon at a maternity home in Alpena.
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Lane
Fred Ammon
Alpena
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Independents
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Committee of Voters
Carpenter
E. J. B. Laongrie
WPA
Longrie
Mitchell
Nels Madsen
John A. Ratliff
Della Jane
C. W. Patrick
Maynard Opsahl
Meyers
Meyer School
A C. Roeber
Dan M. Farling
Marie Johnson
Rochester
Minn
Ale—Earl Marsh
Los Angeles
ST. Lawrence
Robert Morrison
Coleridge and
Hardington
Neb
Tracy J. Purrington
Menno .Borkhuis
Wessington
Farold Bothwell
Httchcock
Otto Phillips
Bebe Phillips
Roy Dubois
Fay Tucker
J. E. Tucker
A. A. Lees
Frank Gordon, Jr
David and Allen Gilbert
Jimmy Krug
Malletta
Mion
W. G. Douglas
P. S. Fralech
Claude Fralech
Peter Ford
John Schatler
A. Smith
Oakes
Paul Miller
M. B. Church
Manchester
Albert Bowen
Elvin Myers
Edgerton
Paul Gamble
Wall
Don Perry
Wisconsin
Jassie Gunderson
OES
La‘Vonne Kasulka
Jack Fuegen
Tulare
Marcella. Walsh
Connie DuBois
Francis Boesch
Nellie Walsh
Albert Neitzel
Steen, Minn
E. A. Holm
Eugene
Augustana College
Archaeornis
Paul
Nelson
Chicago
Southakota High School Press Association
Minnesota
FERA
FDR
Huron Clinic
J.C. Shiriey
M.D. HH
D. Sewell
Luckman
Mary Lou Suillard
Chesterfield
Chaterfield
AB Saan
Iaw
Tobaccoland
U.S. A
Repyright
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