Convention To Be Next Month In Brookings
Brookings hosts the South Dakota General Federation of Women's Clubs state convention October 4 and 5 with sessions at the Presbyterian church. National leaders Mrs. Sadie Orr Dunbar of Portland will speak on democracy and human welfare alongside others. The program includes Mrs. C. W. Hunter and Mrs. William Dick Sporborg with topics on tuberculosis control crime prevention and marijuana issues.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Sadie Orr Dunbar
Tortland
Ore
Dunbar
C. W. Hunter
Wallington
Kim
William Dick Sporborg
Fort Chester
N. Y
Miller OES Holds First Fall Meeting
Cres cent Chapter No. 40, E. S. held its initial fall meeting Tuesday evening with worthy matron Mrs. George Wermersen in the chair. Mrs. L. T. Jarmuth was appointed associate conductress to fill the unexpired term of Mrs. Theodore Nickish who moved to Belle Fourche. Lunch followed the business session, served by a committee chaired by Susan Conkey. Cards and social hour featured prizes won by Mrs. Ralph Erb and Mrs. G Briggs.
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Miller Oes
Crescent
Worthy Métron
George Wermersen
L. T. Jarmuth
Theodore Nickish
Belle Fourche
Susan Conkey
Ralph Erb
G. ©. Briggs
Carrie Davis Study Club Holds Meeting
Hitchcock September 10 Special The Carrie Davis Study Club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs George Armstrong. Mrs W W Wright led the business session and Mrs Guru Swartz led the lesson on The Negro. Swartz sang negro songs and accompanied herself. The club voted to move meetings from the first to the third Tuesday each month. Refreshments were served by Mrs Armstrong and Mrs S A Payne. Six members attended.
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Carrie Davis Study Club
Hitchcock
Carrie Davis
George Armstrong
W. W. Wright
Guru Swartz
Lily Hunt Tox
Recuperates From Illness In Huron Hospital Return Home
Helen Larson who had been in a Huron hospital for a light case of infantile paralysis was brought to her aunt Mrs Herman Meyers home Monday night to recuperate before returning to her home in Custer.
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Hitchcock
Helen Larson
Huron
Herman Meyers
Custer
Dinghy Dog Survives Hotel Fall in Sioux Falls
A fox terrier named Dinghy leaped from the hotel fourth floor in Sioux Falls and escaped with bruises. The dog’s owner Mrs. John Stewart Mitchell said the animal hurried to meet her daughter Beverly who had gone to a theater. A floor lamp broke Dinghy's fall in the lobby.
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Sioux Falls
John Stewart Mitchell
Vital Statistics Reported In Hand County August births
Thirteen births were recorded in Hand county in August along with 24 prior to the Vital Statistics law. Six deaths and two marriages occurred that month. Births listed include Mary Agnes Arens, Wallace Kay Wheaton, Gary Lyle McCool, Bonnie Jean Cart, and others in Miller, Park, and St. Lawrence townships. Deaths include Emma Sisk and Herman Wheelhouse among several. Marriages recorded: Joseph Frischlichte and Frances Danter, Leonard Hagen and Zelda Benning.
Rockwood Community Club music program and bazaar plans
The Rockwood Community Club met at Rockwood hall with Gladys Kleinsasser Helen Joan Buchholz John Kingdon Avis Voorhees Donald Schlotman and W H Beckman contributing acts and address on A Better World Refreshments were provided by Eva Freeberg Mary Sangstad and Ida Jackbeck Plans were set for a bazaar to replace the regular October meeting. Hitchock PTA opens year with 63 in attendance at the school Supt Cantonwina spoke and teachers were introduced Lunch was served by Mrs A F Armstrong Mrs H C Frey and Mrs A E Gross Teachers attend two day normal institute in Richland Township with schools dismissed Friday for fall meeting.
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Rockwood
Eva Freeberg
Mary Sangstad
Ida Jackbeck
Ovtobee
Hitchcock Pta
Hitchcock
Paul Cantonwina
A. F. Armstrong
H.C. Frey
A. E. Gross
Carpenter
Achors
Richland Township
Clark
Hoy Visits Parents in Town After Washington DC Move
Orville Hoy, employed in Washington DC, arrived here Monday evening to visit his parents Mr and Mrs J D Hoy, marking a family reunion moment in the local area.
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Hitchcock
Sperial
Orville Hoy
Washington, D. C
J. D. Hoy
Hitchcock Auxiliary Elects New Officers at Meeting
Marguerite Phillips was elected president of the Hitchcock American Legion Auxiliary. Others chosen were Mrs Will Paulson and Mrs George Armstrong as vice presidents, Hilda Gross as treasurer, and Mrs Fannie Kennison as chaplain. Installation set for October. Outgoing president Mrs Lucille Bender received a gift before leaving for North Dakota.
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Hitchcock Auxiliary
Ritchcgock
Marguerite Phillips
Hitchcock American Legion Auxiliary
Will Paulson
George Armstrong
Hilda Gross
Fannie Kennison
Lucille Bender
North Dakota
Millie Bauman
New Officers Named By Rockham Auxiliary
Election of officers at the American Legion Auxiliary meeting named May Irwin as president Clara Buss as first vice, Avis Schmidt as second vice, Sack Smith as secretary Cordelia Barson as treasurer Anna Hammond as chaplain Esther Mulligan as historian Nellie Irwin as delegate. Plans included a bake sale for library expenses and discussion of a raffle and dinner for the Beckham Community Hall dedication September 23. Lunch was served by past president Lilian Lipets.
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Rockham
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
May Irwin
Clara Buss
Avis Schmidt
Sack Smith
Cordelia Bar- Son
Weasurer
Anna Hammond
Esther Mulligan
Htorian
Nellie Irwin
Beckham
Lilian Lipets
Bomb Shatters Doors Of Stevens Church
The Stevens church bombing at midnight Thursday damaged doors on the steps of the community church. It is the third blast in Stevens in under a month, with earlier attacks on two beer taverns. Officials including the Union County sheriff say they cannot determine the motive or culprit at this time.
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Stevens Church
Stevens
Union County
Return to California Iroquois Residents Depart
Lou Grannis and his daughters Eva and Mrs. Ethel Atkins with sons Lee and Oliver left Iroquois on Tuesday for their home in Alhambra California after a monthlong visit with relatives and friends here.
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California
Iroquois
H— Lou Grannis
Eva
Ethel Atkins
Lee
Oliver
Leff
Alhambra
Calif
NYA allotment for South Dakota urged amid drought damage
Mrs. Anna C. Struble, state director of NYA for South Dakota, asked national officials to increase NYA funds as drought and grasshoppers devastated crops and raised aid needs. She spoke at the national NYA directors conference. Rockham Legion to dedicate Community Hall on September 23 following a Wednesday meeting.
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NYA
S. D
Washington
Anna C. Struble
Mitchel
National Youth Administration
South
Dakota
Carpenter Aid Meeting With Mrs Thompson
Mrs Pearl Fompson hosted the M E Ladies Aid at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Nine members and three guests attended as they worked nine articles for the bazaar to be held next month. Vice president Pearl Wicks led the meeting in place of convalescing president Iva Boyd. lunch was served by the hostess and two helpers.
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Carpenter Aid
Thompson Carpenter
Pearl Fompson
M. E. Ladies Aid
Pearl Wicks
Iva Boyd
Ted Ratliff
Maynard Denman
Mrs Ravenscroft Hosts Delta Dek Bridge Club
Mrs Wilma Ravenscroft hosted the Delta Dek Bridge Club at her Wayland home. Three tables played cards. Guests included Mrs Lloyd Lion Fred Warren and Miss Lillian. Prizes went to Freida Verdugt Clara Rasecraft and Mrs Warren earned high score for the thesis.
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Ravenscroft
Delta Dek
Wayland
Wilma Ravenscroft
Delta Dek Bridge Club
Lioyd Lion
Fred Warren
Lillian
Freida Verdugt
Clara Rasecraft
Bus Route Established for Carpenter Doland Students
A new bus route serves Carpenter and nearby areas to transport about 20 pupils to Doland School. The daily trip from Bloomfield covers roughly 70 miles round trip, improving access to education for local children.
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Carpenter, Soest
Carpenter
Doland
Bloomfield
Win some Club holds final sewing meeting at Kruger home
Mrs. J. W. Kruger hosted the Win some Club dessert luncheon at her home. This was the final sewing club meeting. Whist will be played at the next gathering to be hosted by W. J. Blakewell.
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Erwin
J. W. Kruger
W. J. Blakewell
Horton couple return to Arizona from South Dakota
Mr and Mrs John L Horton left Wemenday for their home in Tucson after spending three months osting in South Dakota Special to the Arizona paper.
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Arizona
Sheffield
John L. Horton
Wemenday
Tucson
Osting
South Dakota
Reading Prizes To Be Awarded By Free Library
The South Dakota Free Library Association offers five dollars in prizes for reading program achievements in home extension counties. Clubs submit one list of books read from the As You Like It bulletin with each title followed by a 25 word or fewer personal comment. Entries must be in Pierre by October 1, 1939. first prize is three dollars, second two.
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South Dakota Free Library Association
Home Extension Department of State College
Nora M. Hart
State Home
Home Extension Department
Hott
Buchele leaves for Plankinton grain buyer post
E J Buchele recently accepted a position as grain buyer at a Plankinton elevator and departed for Plankinton this week to begin duties.
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Erwin
E. J. Buchele
Brome Grass Seed Producers Profit
BROOK MUD Sept 2 Special Brome grass seed production brings good net profits to many farmers in eastern South Dakota this year. Rex Bank Kerr assistant extension agronomist notes oats prices fall short for producers while perennial grass seed offers solid returns. Non depleting crop credits boost profits as seed inquiries from out of state increase. Farmers with seed for sale are invited to write in. ready market exists for brome alfalfa and sweet clover seed.
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IT. Bankert
Vss
Auxiliary to Meet Miller
The first meeting of the American Auxiliary will be held in ton room on Tuesday evening, September 13. Election of officers will be held, and full attendance is planned.
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Miller
Ame Ion
Ton Room
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Burt's Electric Shop
Willard Battery Station
Pierre Gas
Pierre Oil and Gas
Central South Dakota
Central South Dakota Oil & Gas Project
Huronite
Peter Anderson
Kingsbury County
Gultenburg
Sweden
Mr. Anderson
United States
Brookings County
Tamn
Bancroft
Rockham Legion
John Tomson
American Legion
Legion
Hall
Wayland School
Vayland
Eston Williams
Phyllis Douglas
Lyle Marshall
Ronald Trow
Wyatt Merritt
Winthrop Carpenter
Jack Motley
Winthrop
Minn
Ralph Carter
Nels Madsen
Samaritan Hospital
Dak. Ave
S. Esther Xork
Mary E. Manderfield
Miss Manderfield
the Northwest Security
Northwest Security National
BANK
Chamberlain -Dell Rapids
Gregory
Madison
Brome Grass Seed Producers
Rome
Greater
Northwest Security National Bank
Northwest Security
Bank Huron
Geo
Fullinwokter
V-Pree
Cari Kt Voigt
Mgr
L. B. Cornell, Asst
Mar
Whaley
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