150000 Return To S D Schools Enrollment Start
Pierre Sep 6 Enrollment of nearly 150000 grade and high school pupils began in South Dakota today. Public school elementaries expected 100000 and high schools 38000 to resume. Parochial lower grades about 7000 and high schools 1000. Registration soon. institutions with shorter terms within two weeks. Public schools open in Huron Sept 11 after State Fair delay.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Department of Public Instruction
Huron
Manchester Biscuit Workers Back On Jobs
Siou x Falls September 6 After a weeklong vacation caused by a shutdown last Tuesday August 29 about 135 employees returned to work at the Manchester Biscuit Company J J Larkin president and manager said the plant would reopen this morning pending further union negotiations Also a visit report from Woonsocket details Raymond Edmund and Al Edmund with families visiting Ralph Anderson home and attending the State Fair in Hur on Monday and Tuesday
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Manchester Biscuit
Sioux Falls
Manchester Biscuit Company
J. J. Larkin
Woonsocket
Spectro
Raymond Edmund
al Edmund
Pierre
Ralph Anderson
Huron
Pony Hills Country Club Party Report
Members of Pony Hills Country Club hosted a Sunday evening gathering after golf matches. A pot luck supper followed at the club house and attendees enjoyed social time to cap the event.
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Woonsocket
Pony Hills Country Club
Brookings Man Wins College Scholarship
Charles Okken of Wooncket received a scholarship to South Dakota State College and will depart for Brookings on September 20 to begin studies. He returned to school after completing eighth grade, aged 28, and earned his high school diploma last May after three years of secondary education.
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Wuunduure
Charles Okken
Wooncket
South Dakota State College
Brookings
Okken
Rain Boosts Preston Area Pastures and Crops
Rain fell Sunday in the Preston vicinity bringing .37 inch and easing drought. It aids forage crops and softens ground for fall plowing though corn is past its use for grain. Cane and sorghums grow well and potatoes should yield fairly. Hybrid corn outperforms standard types amid grasshopper damage. Local visitors traveled to Wessington and Sisseton. Helen Brewster leaves for commercial teaching duties in Sisseton.
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Preston
Lake Preston
Huron Man Heads S D Moose Lodge Officers Named
YANKTON Sept 6 The South Dakota Moose Association closed a three day state conference with election of S P Glanzer Huron as state president C D Campbell Howard fifth district vice president Will iam Jensen Sioux Falls secretary treasurer J W Thomas Aberdeen reelected for fifth term The 1240 convention will be held on Labor Day weekend with meeting place to be announced later
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Yvankton
South Dakota Moose Association
S. P. Glanzer
Huron
C.D. Campbell
Howard
Huron Lodge
Willliam Jensen
Sioux Falls
J. W. Thomas
Aberdeen
Birthday party honors Mrs Campney in Hitchcock
Mrs Lillie Campney was honored at a home birthday party hosted by Mrs 8 A Payne with her sisters and brother as guests. A farewell gathering for Mr and Mrs Campney followed at Harold Gilbert’s that same evening. Esther Swartz and Helen Cleland depart to teach in Cloquet and Weston respectively. Donald Skarin returns from CCC camp for a short visit before resuming duty. Keith Tanner visits his mother in Hitchcock before attending Nettleton Business College.
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Hitchcock
Lillie Campney
A. Payne
Keith Tanner
Sioux Falls
Margaret Tanner
Nettleton Business College
Son Born to Mr and Mrs Hoffman in Mitchell
Announcement from Mitchell Hospital reports the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hoffman on September 1. The infant is named David Lee. Mrs. Hoffman formerly Fay Rodman of Hitchock.
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Hitchcock
Lee Hoffman
Mitchell Hospital
David Lee
Hoffman
Fay Rodman
Family Leaves for Custer After Summer Visit
Waldmer Larson and his daughter Helen depart with his sister Mrs. Herman Meyer for Custer on Friday. Larson threshing this fall. Helen spent summer with the Meyer family. Mrs. Meyer visited her son Russell at a CCC camp near Hill City.
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Custer Hitchcock
Waldmer Larson
Helen
Herman Meyer
Custer
Larson
Meyer
Weekend Visitor Arrives for Visit at Manchester
Mrs M E Smith of San Francisco arrived Saturday to stay with her brother in law George Smith north of Manchester. Harold and Miss Thelma Levies of Milbank spent the weekend with sister Mrs Alvin Peterson at her home.
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Woonsocket
Harold
Thelma Levies
Milbank
Alvin Peterson
Manchester
M. E. Smith
San Francisco
George Smith
Lewallens Return From Twin Cities Vacation
Mr and Mrs Ray Lewallen returned Saturday from a week long vacation in the Twin Cities They visited relatives at White Bear Lake and attended the Minnesota State Fair.
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Manchester
Ray Lewallen
Twin Cities
White Bear Lake
Minnesota
Teachers Arrive to Begin Year at Blunt High School
Special notices report Miss Winnifred Brewer departing for Brookings to teach at the high school. Donald Williams of Vivian joins Blunt high as instructor and athletic coach, with Francis Melgaard returning to resume teaching duties. Jay Dydstrup from Brooks visits Blunt with Miss Helen Smith of Valley City, N D, who will start her third year teaching fifth and sixth grades.
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Brookings Woonsocket
Blunt
Donald Williams
Vivian
Blunt High School
Francis Melgaard
Sioux Falls
Blunt Blunt
Jay Dydstrup
Wip Brooks
Helen Smith
Valley City
N. D
Cavour School To Open Next Monday
Cavour public school faculty report for duty as classes begin Monday September 11. Supt. Patterson notes largest enrollment in years and staff includes Miss Marjorie Pegg principal English and commercial instructor, Miss Ardis Brammer social sciences and instrumental music director, Mrs. Anna Harbaugh and Miss Nora Kelly in grades, with Patterson teaching several classes and coaching boys athletics. Building underwent extensive renovation this summer improving heating and sanitation systems.
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Avvur
Cavour Public School
G. E. Patterson
Marjorie Pegg
Huron
Ardis Brammer
Alpena
Sunday School Class Monthly Meeting Held at Nelson Home
Members of the Friendship Sunday School Class of the Methodist Church gathered Friday at Mrs. Frank Nelson’s home with hostess assist Mrs. Frank McKown. Guests from out of town spoke on their class work, community singing, and a talk by Mrs. J. A. Fritzel who had recently returned from the west coast. Refreshments were served.
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Friendship
The
Methodist Church
Frank Nelson
Frank McKown
J. A. Fritzel
West Coast
Anniversary surprise marks 25 years for Andersons in Woonsocket
Thirty friends and relatives celebrated the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Ralph Anderson with a silver offering and a set of silverware as a gift. The evening concluded with a social time and lunch. Nearby notes record visitors in Orient and travel plans for Harold Barnes to attend Washington University in Washington DC.
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Woonsocket
Ralph Anderson
Halbur Family Returns From Midwest Trip
Mrs. J. L. Halbur and her children Muriel Fred and Berziece returned Saturday from a journey visiting Manchester Indianapolis Dayton Detroit Chicago and Niagara Falls. Mrs. Marie Kohler of Chicago, a Halbur sister, accompanied them home for a visit afterward.
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Virgil
J. L. Halbur
Muriel
Fred
Berziece
Manchester
Dayton
Detroit
Chicago
Niagara Falls
Marie Kohler
Halbur
Labor Day Trips and Weekend Visits Across States
Nebraska report recalls Mr and Mrs W M Thomas and Mr and Mrs O D Wessels traveling to Lincoln to spend Labor Day weekend with E A Thomas family. Minnesota entries note Earl Kearney family visiting Ray in Eagle Bend, and Doland faculty events include teachers returning to posts and a Doland school faculty gathering hosted by G W Cook. Alpena covers Martin Yegge and son visiting sister Josephine Yegge in Mitchell.
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Nebraska
Virgil
W. M. Thomas
O. D. Wessels
Lincoln
Neb
E. A. Thomas and Son
Minnesota
Frankfort
Earl Kearney
Ray
Eagle Bend
Minn
Yegge
Alpena
Martin Yegge
Carol
Mitchell
Mr. Yegge
Josephine Yegge
Plans For School Year Discussed At Hand County Meet
Special meeting in MILLER outlines county policies for coming year. Attendance by first year and experienced teachers led by Winifred Lorentsen. Health program talk by Cora Andrews and music program by Glen R Shaw. Supplies distributed. Hand County has 91 rural and two parochial schools. Two closures, four reopenings planned. Salaries average $60 monthly. Most schools began Labor Day after some started August 38.
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Miller
Hand County
Winifred Lorentsen
Cora Andrews
Glen R. Shaw
Wayland School Opens with Small Enrollment
Wayland opens for the new term with 16 pupils enrolled, the smallest group in years. Marguerite Stom is listed among the teachers.
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Wayland
Sheza
Marguerete Stom
Hitchcock Visitors Leave For Canada
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Campney of Canada, who have visited relatives in Beadl County for the past two months, left for their home Saturday accompanied by Mrs. S. A. Payne, Mrs. Campney's mother, and Allen Gilbert, a nephew. They will stop at Dodge Center, Iowa Falls, and Gary, Indiana, for short visits before resuming their journey to Canada. Mrs. Payne will return to Hitchcoel in a few days.
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Hitchucuck
Sept
W. E. Campney
Canada
Beadl County
S. A. Payne
Campney
Allen Gilbert
Dodge Center
Minn
Return to Rapid City after Hitchcock visit
Robert Dickson and Mildred Rei returned to Rapid City Monday evening after a two day visit in Hitchcock. Robert visited his parents Mr and Mrs P E Dickson and Mildred called on friends here.
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Rapid City
Hitchcock
Robert Dickson
Mildred “Reimath
Robert
P. E. Dickson
Mildred
Family reunion at Fisher's Grove attendance noted
Mr and Mrs Floyd Paul and Darwin attended a family reunion at Fisher's Grove on Sunday. Phyllis Ann Aldrich, who had spent the past week at her aunt's home, accompanied them and returned to her home in Doland after the picnic.
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Hitchcock
Floyd Paul
Darwin
Fisher’s Grove
Phyllis Ann Aldrich
Doland
Schatz Family Visit in Alpena on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schatz and their child ren of Huron spent Sunday with Mr. Schatzs sister and family in Alpena, visiting with Mr. and Mrs. William Wahl and others during the outing.
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Alpena Alpena
Herman Schatz
Huron
Schatz
Jand
William Wahl
Stenographer Hired Amid Mixed School Assignments
Robert and Phyllis will attend highs chool while Miss Maxine will teach at LaDelle school. The note confirms employment and varied postings, including a stenographer role and teaching duties for the listed staff.
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Will
Robert
Phyllis
Maxine Will
LaDelle
Willis Graham family moves to Brookings rooming house
The Willis Graham family moved their household goods to Brookings on Monday. Mrs. Graham will operate a rooming house and Miss Marian continues with plans not fully shown in the excerpt.
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Brookings Doland
Willis Graham
Brookings
Miss Elaine Mogck Heads to Mellette Public School
Miss Elaine Mogck left Saturday for Mellette to teach in the Mellette public school. This is her second year teaching there.
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Mellette Alpena
Elaine Mogck
Mellette
Mellette Public School
Miss Mogck
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Doris Alexander
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Haznell
Wessington
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Sisseton Woonsocket
D. H. Brewster
Sisseton
Western Electric
Bell Telephone Laboratories
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Ese
Marvin-Hughitt Hotel
Dlce
Riance
Nair
Cloquet Hitchcock
Esther Swartz
Cloquet
Helen Cleland
C.F. Swartz
Donald Skarin
CCC
Hill City
Will Skarin
Cavour
Orient Visitors
Orient
Norman Shelby
Jimmy
Melvin Wherry
Orient Orient
Chester Rudd
Detroit, Mich
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Charles Rudd
Dave Moore
Tloyd
Ft. Pierre
Joe May
Joe Ecker
Washington
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Washington, D. C
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St. Paul
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Erwin
Lila Tebble
Walnut Grove
Iowa
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Rock Island
Ilinois
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Gladys Garrett
Ruth Ewing
Hammond
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G. W. Cook
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