Aged Civil War Veteran James Colburn Dies Nearby Bryant
James Colburn age 91, oldest Civil War veteran in Hamlin County, died Tuesday morning at his son James Colburn’s farm south of Bryant after a brief illness. He served in the 17th Wisconsin Infantry and was wounded in battle. Survived by son James, and daughters Mrs Art Landon of Eyder North Dakota and Mrs Ernest Reynolds of Lake Geneva Wisconsin. Funeral arrangements pending arrival of his daughters.
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Bryant
James Colburn
Hamlin County
James
Twin Cities
Lake Geneva
Wis
Colburn
Capitol
Madison Wis
17Th
Wisconsin Vete Tran Infantry
Au- 19
Colburn Fort
Art Landon
Eyder
N. D
Ernest Reynolds
Miss Adventure comedy chosen for Harrold Juniors
Harrold Ohio November 3 set as Harrold High School junior play Miss Adventure a three act comedy with Viola Freeland as Josephine Carter and Ronald Breese as Albert Brown in leading roles. Cast includes Jo Carter Wil Prim Leone Peitz Sue Marie Elyen Betty Helen Berrien Sarah Ann Haskins Magdalex Schmidt Rebecca Hackins Marian Sasse and others. Mrs Mildred Pugsley directs the production to be staged in the Harrold High School gymnasium with a Hungarian Five musical interlude between acts.
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Harrold
Jo Carter
Samson
Brown
Wil Prim
Leone Peitz
Sue
Marie Elyen
Betty
Helen Berrien
Sarah Ann Haskins
Magdalex Schmidt
Rebecca Hackins
Marian Sasse
John Carter
Alga Neste
Samson Haskins
Gaylord Wasmund
Cyrus
Williame Schmitt
Margaret Black
Lil- Han -Elyes
Ella Zoller
Harrold High School
Hungary
Mildred Pugsley
Annual Women’s Club Party at Doreas Hall Bryant
Bryant October 21 Special The annual women’s club party was held at Doreas hall Tuesday evening Hostesses were Mesdames Hesstad Gilbertson Johnson Le Kelly Jacobson and Guee Guests included club members and husbands A $30 pheasant dinner served at hollow square tables Covers for 26 Decorations and menu matched halloween spirit Toastmistress Vira Kelly presided Mrs Laner gave talks on Superstitions Sam Johnson spoke on Pranks Mire Van Scholast sang a duet Progressived rock played at five tables with prizes won by Mrs G I Hickman and Bertson
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Bryant Bryant
Doreas Hall
Mesdames B. Hesstad
H. Gilbertson
5. Johnson
C. le Kelly
L. A. Jacobson
A. W. Guee
Kelly
LA Ner
GM "Thompson
Sam Johnson
van Scholas
Zebe
G.I. Hickman
Bertson
Mary Jane Study club holds first post adjournment meeting
Miller Oct 27 Special The Mary Jane Study club resumes after spring adjournment with 21 members and guests at the Alfred Schroeder home. Hostesses included Mrs Alfred Schroeder Mrs L N Trotman and Mrs Paul Burke. Plans for bi monthly meetings discussed and a tray supper served at close.
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Mary Lane Study
Miller
Mary Jane Study Club
Alfred Schroeder
L. N. Trotman
Paul ‘Burke
Road Work Progress Near Vapland YVAYLAND
A work crew operates on a gravel road one mile south of Vapland with teams and machinery. The section being traveled includes gravel removal and a new frame pit near the Arthur Woodruff farm, continuing maintenance on the road near Vapland.
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Vavland
Yvayland
Niles
Vapland
Arthur Woodruff Farra
Preston Boy Learns Gin Pheasant And Sewage Don't Mix
Preston Lake Preston article describes Elmo Evans a high school student who attempted to shoot a pheasant near a sewage plant. He climbed a rail fence, nearly fell into sewage, recovered his footwear, then returned home to dress, noting two birds in the bush beat one boy in the sewage.
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Preston Boy
Lake Preston
Elmo Evans
Pope
Isa Ding
Oxford
Ordain Minister Hitchcock Church Ordains Snyder
Lloyd Snyder, graduate of Huron College, was ordained at Hitchcock on Tuesday by the Presbytery. Installation followed at Bonilla with sermons by Rev. Percy L. Smith and charges from Rev. Bell. A 5:30 p.m. potluck supper, hosted by the Presbyterian guild, honored visitors from Bonilla. Snyder has served in Hitchcock five years and at Bonilla since June. A La dies Aid meeting of the Methodist church discussed plans for the year.
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Hitchcock
Lloyd
Snyer
Huron
Hubert Ketele
L. Catmon Bell
Bonila Church
Mr. Smith
Mr. Black
Wessington
Million in loans eyed for South Dakota state banks
The federal Deposit Liquidation Board plans quick action in the Ninth District to unlock up to 90 percent of appraised values for loans to state banks, aiming to thaw frozen deposits in banks not in the federal reserve system. South Dakota committee leaders include Otto Meybens and W. C. Rempfer with C. J. Jaffray directing the program.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Banke
Federal Deposit ‘Liquidating ‘Board
Ninth Federal Reserve District
C. J. Jaffray
Otto Meybens
Stone Falls
W. C. Rempfer
Parkston
Tom Scanlan
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Liquidation Boards
Reconstruction Firmance Corporation
Lake Preston PTA Meeting Highlights in High School
Lake Preston Oct 27 special report describes the regular PTA gathering in the high school auditorium led by president Mrs HL Johnson. The program featured a hobby horse drill by Mrs Elsie Hesby first and second teachers, a discussion on why parents should visit school, an explanation of Parents Month, a tenor solo by Robert Lewis, and a five cent lunch in domestic science rooms.
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Lake Preston
P.T. A
Te Pla
HL. Johnson
Firet
Elsie Hesby
Robert Lewis
Relief Worker Injured by Exploding Coffee Bottle
Lake Freston October 27 Special A relief worker Sam Olson was scorched and cut when a bottle of hot coffee exploded during warming over a bonfire. He shouted a boast then the expanding steam shattered the bottle, flinging glass into his throat before he received medical aid and returned to work.
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Lake Freston
Sam Olson
Qisen
Legion Auxiliary Install Officers at Abernathy and Kimball
Joint session Oct 24 elected and installed new Legion and Auxiliary officers. Abernathy post 16 named L L Cadwell commander and team with Earl Cruson and Mike Chopskie as vice commanders. Auxiliary leaders include Ann Beelman president and Laura Johnson president of Kimball unit with Pearle Fraser sergeant at arms and Edith Lawyer chaplain.
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Gann Valley
Abernathy
American Legion
Kimball
Legion
Amze Texley
Kadoka
Chicago
Mike Chopskie
C. B. Beelman
J.D. Ball
C. S. Tandy
Saregeant-At-Arms
K. K. Keithahn
Gaon Valley Unit
Ann Beelman
Ada
Pearle Fraser
Sargeant-At-Arms
Edith Lawyer
Nettie Fraser
Kims 'Ball Tnit
Laura Johnson
Abbie Conant
Arne Heck
Pearle Conant
Agnes Campbell
Chas. Drake
Mildred Nobis
Sargeant~at Arms
South Dakota County Commissioners Name 1934 Convention City
Mitchell hosts two day sessions ending with Rapid City chosen as the 1934 convention city. Frank Sxiebs, highway commission secretary, leads a morning discussion on relief programs and fast approval procedures. At Redfield, Mrs. C B Warne addresses Ashton P T A on religion and the Chili.
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Mitchell
Rapid City
South Dakota
Frank Sxiebs
Highway Commission
Mrs Neuharth of Alpena Buried After Illness
Mrs Fred Neuharth of Alpena died at home three miles north of Alpena Sunday morning after several weeks illness. Funeral held Tuesday at 2:30 PM at the Methodist church with Rev K Kruger presiding and Rev A J Hoyer assisting. Music by local quartet. Pallbearers listed. Burial in Rest Haven cemetery. She was past 75, survived by husband Fred Neuharth three sons four daughters 29 grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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Lawrence
T. “A. Hayes
Herman Kunze
Charlotte’ Mymxt
Jake Neubarth
Alfred Descomber
Gottleib “Walker
Virgil
Paul Bentz
Robert Koerner
Harold’ Neuharth
Alpena
Haven Cemetery
Mes’ Neuharth
Fred. Neuharth
Prand
Party For Grand Officers REDPTELD Oct 27 Special
About 50 members of the Hetfield chapter of the C. E. S met at the Masonic Temple Tuesday evening for a regular meeting. Mrs Josephine Bardon reported as delegate to Grand Chapter at Huron. Esther Jones and Evelyn Warne were noted, with Warne elected grand trustee and Adrian appointed Grand Martha. An informal reception followed with bridge at five tables and refreshments by a special committee. A reception by Mrs Bardon for officers who served with her is planned for Wednesday evening.
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Redpteld
Hetfield
Masonic’ Temple
Josephine Bardon
Worthy Station
Huron
Esther Jones
Ashton
Biota
Redfield
Evelyn Warne
Josephine Adrian
Martha
Bardon
Centerville Drum Corps to Attend Dakota Day Parade
The Center ville American Legion Auxiliary drum and bugle corps, fresh from a first prize at the state competition in Huron, will participate in Dakota Day at the University of South Dakota. The group performs in the 10 30 parade and displays between halves of the university State college game in the afternoon.
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University of South “Dakota
Centerville
American Legion’ Auxiliary
Huron
Vermillion High School Quartet Broadcast On WNAX
Vermillion high school string quartet winners from Elmhurst 11 perform on WNAX Sunday October 29 as part of the Vermillion Hour. The quartet now attends the University of South Dakota and includes Dorothy Colton Eleanor Anderson Dorothy Townsley and Mary Albertson. They will play noted classical pieces as sponsored by the Vermilion Chamber of Commerce with announcements about future programs. The program begins at 40 p.m.
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Sting
Elmhurst
Vermillion High School
WNAX
Yankton
University of South Dakota
University
Dorothy Colton
Eleanor Anderson
Dorothy Townsley
Mary Albertson
Angel Gabriel
Stewart
Vermillion “Chamber of Commerce
Yashtin
Alonzo Rice 82 Dies in Redfield Funeral Services Held
Alonzo Rice, 82, died Monday at Baldwin hospital. Special funeral services were held Wednesday at the Lutheran church in Doland. Mr Rice, born in Indiana, had lived near Frankfort and Doland for 29 years. Survived by daughter Mrs Let tie Ketzback of Frankfort.
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Alonzo Rice
Redfield
Doland
Baldwin Hospital
Rice
Indiane
Frankfort
Deland
Lettie! Ketzback
High Schools May Get Yearly Industries Collegian Subscriptions
Brookings editors announce a new exchange program offering high schools a one year subscription to the Industral Collegian, the official newspaper for State College, in return for occasional news items. A. A. Applegate, college editor, and Lloyd Lauster of Big Stone City arranged the deal this week.
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Brookings
Industral Collegian
State College
A. A. Applegate
Colege
Lloyd Lauster
Big Stone City
High School News Column Planned by Industrial Collegian
The Industrial Collegian announces a new special column for high school news. Editors are urged to submit timely pages from their schools to the Collegian at College Station Brookings for consideration.
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Industrial Collegian
Imerasny
Collegian
College Station
Brookings
State College Issue Directory Adds Meeting Place Locator
BROOKINGS Oct 7 The Stow college student directory will include the location of the meeting places of campus groups The Printonian club president Merrill Herb Aberdeen announced the directory to publish this month It will list college staff students agriculture school students officers library hours bookstore hours and student health Bee hours The club plans to use receipts from the book to finance its spring tour
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State College Brookings
Stow Ste Lege
Merrill Herb
Aberdeen
Printonian Club
Five fresh women eligible for W A A Brookings hike
Five new women at State college qualify for membership in the Women's Athletic Association after completing ten miles of hiking. Prospective members must hike ten miles in three segments with no single hike under three miles. Named finishers include Ken Gidden Willow Luke Rosalie Westcott Jean Steele Dorothy Betes and Ruth Thue.
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W. A. A. Brookings
State College
Arh
Jetic Association
Rybership
Barbara Good Alexandria
Miss Goode
Ken Gidden
Willow Luke
Rosalie Westcott
St Louis
Jean Steele
Rapid City
Dorothy Betes
Mitchel
Ruth Thue
Lake Norden
Remodeled filling station expands in Wayland
Flord Winegar added an addition to the north side of his filling station, removing the original north wall to create a larger, roomier structure in Wayland on October 27.
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Wayland
Flord Winegar
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Ladies Aid of the
Methodist Church
S. D
Liecetra
Tosiceo Cam
Legion-Auxiliary
C. B. Warne
P. T.A
Mira Warne
Huron Auto ‘Salvage Ca
Humphrey
Turkey
Greece
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