Harvey Reports Beadle Payments
Beadle County received Resettlement Administration payments totaling 330,496,585 dollars from July 1, 1935, to June 25, 1936. Loans to 256 residents totaled 163, BY9.40, while grants to 1,209 residents reached 141,429.25. Farm debt adjustments affected 133 Beadle cases with substantial debt reductions.
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Sioux
Falls
Beadle County
Resettlement Administration
Guy H. Harvey
National Emergency Council
South Dakota
United States
Debaters Register for Highmore Class Event
Thirty-five students have registered for the debate class with 23 in junior high and 12 in senior high. Work is underway under the direction of Miss Oler and Miss Ink of the department of speech.
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Highmore
Olerwad Xed Missink
Department of Speech
Family Biordal Marks 35 Year Gap At Envir School
In Erwin on Sept 10 the Envir School opened without a Biordal family member for the first time in 35 years. The 12 Biordal children all attended. five younger members have completed 12 year schooling.
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Erwin
Envin
Andrew Biordal
Biordal
Envir
Lien Speaker For Clark Garden Club Program
Henry Lien spoke at the Clark County Garden Club meeting on trees and his grove of young fruit trees started a year ago. Members shared experiences on fencing for drought and growing berries while P L Banks read The Lady of the Garden and Rev L J Odland discussed strawberries. A discussion covered the Clark County booth at the State Fair and the November horticultural meeting.
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Clark
Henry Lien
Clark County Garden Club
Higha
P. L. Banks
L. J. Odland
Students Depart for Yankton College in September
A note lists Margar et Scott Kathryn Gardner Charles Gardner Jo Homer Justice and Oliver Nicholas as youths leaving for college at Yankton in September.
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Ree Heights
Yankton
Margaret Scott
Kathryn Gardner
Charles Gardner
Homer Justice
Oliver Nicholas
Wolsey School Newspaper Reorganizes for New Year
The Wolsey school paper reorganizes with Gladys Roémax as editor in chief. Staff includes Eileen Keelin sports editor Maxine Rawnstern town editor Clinton Derschein advertising manager Mickey Christopherson fiction editor Alvin Baker artist and cartoonist. Miss Ashley supervises and Miss Boyd directs printing. This is the second year of publication issued monthly with first edition coming soon after the fair.
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Wolsey
Renee
Gladys Roémax
Eileen Keelin
Maxine Rawnstern
Clinton Derschein
Mickey Christopherson
Alvin Baker
Miss Ashley
Miss Boyd
Schoolhng
Hand Extension Groups Name County Delegate and Alternates
Hand County Women's Extension Group selects Miss Bessie Janes as delegate to the state fair. She will help prepare the Hand County booth and demonstrate Quicker Quick Breads. Alternates chosen by lot are Mrs. Bessie Polehow and Miss Ruby Burgher.
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Hand
Bessie Janes
Miller
Hand County
New
Dadl Club
Beckham
Misa Jones
Bessie Polehow
Burdette Club
Harold Danielson visits mother at Miller Hospital care
Abs Harold Danielson of Rarker arrived Monday to care for her mother Mrs Ed Johnson who was taken to Miller Hospital recently.
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Kelp
Ree Heights
Harold Danielson
Rarker
Ed Johnson
Miller Hospital
Bancroft High unveils record enrollment for new term
Bancroft High School opens with 67 students on the roster and expectant registrations ahead. Fourteen students stay in the dormitory while 19 freshmen, 16 sophomores, 19 juniors and 13 seniors fill the grades. Two new teachers join the faculty Miss Bobbie Taylor from Sioux Falls and Vinton Derscheid of Omro Wisconsin.
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Bancroft High
Bancroft
Bancroft High School
Nen
Bobbie Taylor
Sioux Falls
Vinton, Derscheid
Omro
Highmore Farmer Taken After Runaway Wreck
Highmore farmer Fred Gerth was seriously injured when his wagon team ran away Saturday evening. He was thrown from the wagon and broke a leg just below the hip. He was rushed to a Pierre hospital in satisfactory condition.
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Highmore
Hart
Fred Gerth
Thimble Club Hosts Highmore Meeting At Home
Members of the Thimble Club gathered at Mrs. Marie Robinson’s home for a regular meeting. Guest Mrs. Julia Stoner arrived from San Diego. Readings by Lizzie Marsa and Mary Stingley, piano solo by Mildred Gadd, and an original story by Quinya Gadd framed the program with a Washington women’s congress article and a jelly making discussion. Lunch followed hosted by the hostess.
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Thimble Club
Highmore
Marie Robinson
Julia Stoner
San Diego
Cal
Lizzie Marsa
Mary Stingley
Mildred Gadd
Quinya Gadd
Women’s Congress
Washington
Vera. Tompkins
Farewell Party For Dorothy Werthein and Norman Ralber
A farewell party was hosted by Ida Josewski and Bernice Ralber at the Lale Township Hall. Dorothy Werthein and Norma Werthein were set to attend Minnesota, while Norman Ralber plans to study in Aberdeen. Cards dancing and lunch were provided.
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Redfield
Lale Township
Ida Josewski
Bernice Ralber
Dorothy
Norma Werthein
Minnesota
Norman Ralber
Aberdeen
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Harvey
Werely
Bird Man
Huron
Lien
Clark Garden Club
Newberry
Louare Huron
Lawrence S. Betts
Walbel
Alvert Wuss
Fred Capron
Spokane
Wash
Dodge
Americas
Cara
Dodge— Union of
Chirystar Corporation
Mr. Capron
Sean
Ana
Bennety
Walser Wangeratny
Prin Fsctory
Detroit
Foshard Srishoutnatics
Ak Commercial Creal’ Company
Third ST. S. W
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