Temmey Praises Bushfield Financial Record in Speech
Mitchell Oct 29 Leo Temmey attorney general praised the Bushfield administration for debt reduction and tax cuts. He cited paying off nearly 15 million in state debts, saving residents millions annually through tax cuts, and leaving a record surplus. Temmey defended the governor against a smear campaign and noted parole actions tied to the Parole Board.
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Mitchell
Leo Emumey
Bushfield
Bushfeld
South Dakota
Don Blankenbaker
Temmey
Howard Babcock
State Pardon and Parole Board
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Miss Jessie Marshall Planting Seeds In Court House Window
In Gettysburg on October 29 a Miss Jessie Marshall, an instructor in adult education, planted two cotton seeds in a common flower pot kept in her south window of the county courthouse office. The seeds grew thrifty and soon bloomed.
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Old South
Gettysburg
Jessie Marshall
County Court House
Five Navy fliers decorated for bravery in Coral Sea action
In Oakland California on October 23 five Navy airmen were decorated for bravery in Pacific bombing missions. Rear Admiral William Harrill presented the honors at Alameda Naval Air Station. Among those cited was Chief Aviation Pilot Melvin H Georgius Hitchcock of South Dakota for attacking an enemy carrier with a torpedo plane in the Coral Sea.
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Oakland
Navy
Pacific
Olson Sent To Glider Force School In Texas
Second Lieutenant Harlan R Olson, son of Rural Route 2 Huron South Dakota, has reported to the Lubbock Army Flying School in Texas to join the Glider Force Pool. He is a 1942 BS agriculture graduate of South Dakota State College, member of Alpha Zeta, Ag Club, and Collegiate Who's Who 1941. He was commissioned in Brookings in May 1942 and was stationed at Fort Benning before transfer. His wife is Ardis Hook of Huron and they reside at 2413 19th Street in Lubbock.
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Harlan R. Olson
Huron
Lubbock
Texas
Thomas L. Gilbert
Olson
South Dakota State College
Brookings
South Dakota
Alpha Zeta Fraternity
Ag Club
S. D
Fort Benning
Georgia
Ardis 'S. Hook
19Th Street
Gettysburg Flyer Earns Promotion
Palmer Robinson of Gettysburg has been rated lieutenant and assigned as automotive officer at the air forces advanced flying school for bombardiers near San Angelo Texas. He was commissioned a second lieutenant in July and graduated from the Air Forces officers training school in Miami Beach Florida. A University of South Dakota graduate, he formerly managed the Robinson Implement Co. of Gettysburg before war service.
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Gettysburg
Palmer Robinson
Air Forcest New Advanced
San Angels
Texas
Robinson
Air Force
Miami Beach
Florida
University of South Dakota
Robinson Implement Co
NYA Training Shop Center To Open In Pierre Nov 9
Pierre SD Oct 29 Special NYA announces a resident center for girls will open Monday November 9 in the Schubert Building Dakota Avenue Pierre housing about sixty girls. It will feed workers into the War Production Training Shop at 422 Fort Street with welding and machine shop courses. Pay is 10.80 monthly plus room board and medical care. Courses run two to three months leading to work in shipyards aircraft plants and arsenals. First class starts November 9 with “first come first served” enrollment and inquiries directed to Otto Wenzel or field reps Haynes Mills Tiffany.
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T Ipierre
Merton E._ Cain
NYA
Pierre
Schubert
Dakota Avenue
Fort Street
Otto Wenzel
Wenzel
Mr. Wenzel
South Dakota
Clarabell
L. Haynes
Rapid City
June K. Mills
Gerald’ E. Tiffany
Aberdeen
Alpena Juniors Prepare The Bright Penny
Alpena junior class plans a sparkling comedy The Bright Penny to be presented October 30. The cast features four boys and six girls led by Roger Aye Doris Winter Verna Ruth Hageman Janice Hayes Laverne Kunze Dolores Klukas Raymond Roth Delores Brigham Chester Peterson acts as stage manager Roger Aye is property manager The production is directed by L L Bump with assistant director Helen Winter.
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Aleena
Alpena
Roger Aye
Doris Winter
Verna-Ruth Hageman
Janice Hayes
Laverne Kunze
Deloris Klukas
Raymond Roth
Delores Brigham
Chester Peterson
Former Iroquois Girl Given Party for New Mrs Voss
A small gathering at the W. Flesner home honored Mrs Raymond Voss of St Paul who was married about a month ago and visiting her parents. Ten friends and relatives attended the Monday evening event with visiting and lunch. Mrs Voss received several gifts and planned to return to St Paul later in the week. An out of town guest was Mrs Arthur Geyer of Des Moines.
Iroquois School Stages Carnival
Iroquois High School staged its annual carnival in the Opera House. The program featured a seventh and eighth grade presentation, a one act play Comin Round the Mantel directed by Olive Rogers, and a coronation ceremony with Rex Siete Jean Townsley as king and queen. Carnival attractions at the school house and a dance at the Opera House closed the event, netting 195 dollars for school activities.
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Iroquois
Iroquois High School
Duaneanne
Mantel
Genevieve Baye
Alvin'Seeman
Eileen
Warren
Pe Walls
Hallie Bishop
Keith EE
Dorothy “Meyer
Rex
Siete Jean Townsley
Ed King
Queen
Oper House
Potter USDA Boar Names Committee Meeting Gettsyburg
At a county USDA meeting of the Potter County Soil and Agro Dept and the OPM a transportation fee plan will be discussed. The session aims to set farm transport charges across states, outlining cost implications for producers.
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Potter Usda
Gettysburg
Potter
County
USDA
Boi
Agro Odt
OPM
Farm Transportation Co
Eighteen pledged into SDU Varieties at State U
Vermillion October 29 Special. Seventeen students pledged into Vars university women's pep club at State University. Pledged include Manley Milbank Ay Mary Evelyn Hullman Aberdeen Dorothy Dunlap Vermillion Dorothy Tuttle Howard Vera jAnne McGuire Dante Patricia Brown Sioux City Nellie Gray Wallace Rapid City Donna Hutton Flandreau Ruth Cotton Sioux City Kathryn Kalt sulas Vermillion Frances Vit tum Sioux Falls. Officers named for the year are Doris Lindroth president Marihan Siedschlag vice president Ruth Turner secretary and Betty Johnson publicity editor.
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Vermillion
Highteen State University
Varsuniversity
Manley
Milbank
Ay Mary
Evelyn
Hullman
Aberdeen
Dorothy Dunlap
Dorothy Tuttle
Howard
Vera
jAnne _» McGuire
Dante
Patricia’ Brown
Sioux City
Nellie Gray Wallace
Rapid City
Donna Hutton
Flandreau
Ruth Cotton
Kathryn Kaltsulas
Frances Vittum
Sioux Falls
Doris -Lindroth
Marihan.Siedschlag
Ruthaima Turner
Betty Johnson
Esmond WSCS Meeting Attracts Large Attendance
Esmond WSCS met Friday afternoon with a large attendance. Hostesses were Mrs. Paul Lorenz Mrs Clyde Snedeker and Miss Lilly Timm. Mrs Van Tassell of Iroquois gave a report on a church conference. A party honored Mrs Bertha Hannah who soon leaves for Washington. Mrs Hannah has long ties to Esmond church. A purse and money gift were given to the guest. The club plans lunches in four weeks.
John Dalton to lead Farm Security Office in town
John Dalton of Yankton County arrived Tuesday to take charge of the Farm Security Admin Office succeeding Linn who died here.
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Iasiesburg
Speii
John Dalton
Yankton County
Farm Security Admin
Dalton
Linn
Marriage Announcement From Ree Heights Girl
Gettysburg October 28 Special Loyal F Huffman of the state mo I was 1 July.
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Ree Heights
Gettysburg
Mo- I
Military reserve information visit at Dakota Wesleyan University
On October 26 a board from the Army Navy and Marine Presentation visited Dakota Wesleyan University and Notre Dame junior College to present full information on reserves. Ensign Bunnell Commander McDonald Captain McDonald Lieutenant Bennett Major Knight spoke to students, with enlisting teams returning November 6 7 for on campus enrollment opportunities. A check shows 46 of 117 fall enrollees have joined reserves or chosen military status.
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Army Air Corps
Dakota Wesleyan’ University
Notre Dame
Awith
Army
Initiate Three Into Sorority At SDU
Vermillion special report states three State University women Roberta Jean Olsen Eureka Betty Jean Younglave Sioux City Ia and Mavis Glander Webster were initiated into Alpha Lambda Delta, a sorority for scholastic achievement.
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Vermillion
State University
Roberta Jean Olsen
Eureka
Betty
Jean Younglave
Sioux City
Mavis- Glander
Webster
Alpha Lambda. Delta
Reshoran Women’s Scholastic Society
Eligibility Rule for Membership Requirement
The document states that to be eligible for membership a student must have achieved a grade average of 95 at the end of the first semester or first year. It outlines a standard academic threshold used to determine candidacy.
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Pridusday
Erwin Community Club Elects Officers and Plans Bay State Trip
The Erwin Community Club met at the high school auditorium on Friday evening. Officers elected include President Mrs. Ray Hodees Vice President Mrs. S W Holton Secretary Miss Ruth Hart and Treasurer Mrs P M Gilbertson. Emily Ann Holton played a piano solo and Hubert Kazmerczak and Robert Garry spoke about the Bay State trip.
Wanted Hard of Hearing Men And Women Needed
Classified ad seeks men and women who are hard of hearing to try a hearing test claimed to restore hearing. Promoted as safe since 1895 with over a million packages sold, offered by Sherman & Moe Drug Store. Refund promised if not satisfied. Small daily cost and nationwide reference to U S Pharmacopoeia ingredients.
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Abillard
Wiich
H. H. Humphrey
Shermen
Moe
Wheeler Drug Store
U.S
Sherman & Moe
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