Instructors Enjoy Varied Vacations At Huron College
Huron College faculty members spent the summer traveling for travel study conferences and visits. Dean H. G. Titt led trips to Sioux Falls for a royal welcome committee and a wedding, then visited Minneapolis. Miss Elia McIntire toured with her sister from the Great Smoky Mountains to Asheville and Winsboro. Grace Watkins attended the Big Stone Youth Conference in June and embarked on an Ozark and New England automobile circuit, visiting Charlotte, New York World's Fair, Halifax, and Prince Edward Island. Dr. and Mrs. Greb spent a month in Johnstown and Cadillac with clinic work in Pittsburgh. Spurrier worked in Chicago for graduate study at the University. Coach Parker studied six weeks at Wisconsin and toured Iowa with his wife and son. Mrs. Speirs taught in the summer school with trips to Pierre and Iowa. Dr. Kaloupek toured Yellowstone and other western parks and cities. Loftus H. Wari taught at the summer school and stayed in the Black Hills after the state Legion convention. Finley served on the School of Music staff and spent the rest of the summer at home.
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H. G. Titt
Sioux Falls
Crown Princess of
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Elsie Titt
Theron Johnson
Minneapolis
Elia McIntire
Huron
Ozark
Great Smoky
Blue Ridge Mountains
Charlotte
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New York
New England
Canada
Halifax
Prince Edward Island
Black Hills
Finley
School of Music
College
Kidney Cause Behind Backaches Revealed in Old Treatment
Many suffer back pain not from muscles but tired kidneys says an old remedy. The piece promotes Donn’s Pills as a trusted solution used by millions for over 40 years, claiming relief by aiding kidney function and reducing associated symptoms like headaches and swelling.
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Rites At Gettysburg For W. E. Marshall
William E. Marshall aged 91 died Sunday after a lingering illness. Born December 25, 1848 in Elgin, he married Agnes McKinnell in 1878. They moved to Gettysburg in 1904 where he resided. Survived by wife four daughters a son five grandchildren and five great grandchildren a brother and two sisters. Private funeral services were held at the home Wednesday.
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William E. Marshall
Elgin
Marshall
Agnes McKinnell
Gettysburg
Jessie M
Wood Smith
Mitchell
A. H. Brodeur
de Smet
Fred Dewis
William Marshall
Omaha
Forestburg visitors on way to California World Fair
Mr and Mrs Will Watznauer and daughter Pauline and friends from Fort Madison Iowa visited Ed Ellingson at Forestburg on Monday evening. They were en route to California to visit the World Fair and other places.
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Will Watznauer
Pauline
Fort Madison
Iowa
Ed Ellingson
California
Erion Leaves for College in Madison after Wolsey Visit
Gerhardt Erion returned from Minnesota on Saturday and spent the weekend with his parents near Wolsey. He departed Tuesday to begin his college work in Madison, continuing his studies away from his hometown.
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Gerhardt Erion
Minnesota
Madi Soa
Concert Drive To Open Next Week In Huron
Hur on Cooperative Concert Association officers and workers plan a large membership push opening next week. Ben Lobdell of New York City will direct the campaign replacing Mr Taylor who moved east. Campaign runs through September 23 at 7 p.m. Membership buys access to Huron Mitchell and Water Town concerts.
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New York City
The
Huron Cooperative Concert Association
John J. Floss
Columbia Concerts
Huron
Tay‘lor
East
Bert Schull
W. H. Griffith
G. HR. McArthur
O. D. Dunbar
C. E. Voigt
P. C. Underwood
Fred Steadry
Barkl
Evelyn Hartnagel
Mitchell
Watertown
Gloss
Lake Preston School Enrollment Boosted
Lake Preston opened Monday with high school enrollment at 130, up from last year, including more freshmen and tuition pupils. The grade enrollment remains about the same. Miss Helen Peterson of Minot has been elected to replace Frank Vixo as commercial and speech teacher.
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Helen Peterson
Minot
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Frank Vixo
Teacher's College
Max, N. D
Flashes Of Life Baffling Call In Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH The office of a machine company received a confusing call asking for Mr Jo te Ey, with a misheard message about Mr Eye and Mr Ear. The caller identified as Joseph Scr Corrigan. Grace Idaho reports a lesson from a one room school where pupils failed to appear due to a bus misdelivery. Mrs Margaret Sullivan Chicago recalls a nap interrupted by a violent crash as a youth tumbled through the living room ceiling before scrambling free.
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Eve
Corrigan
Grace
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Scott D. Lowe
Chicago
Margaret Sullivan
Elusive Peeper F T stalks town evading husbands
In SCGYT Kansas a famed peeping Tom known as Bill wears a long black cape and sneaks to windows while women are in bed. He speaks in odd phrases and vanishes when confronted, only to reappear elsewhere in town, keeping households wary.
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Burial Rites Held For Mrs. H. Reinke
The funeral for Mrs. Herman Reinke was conducted at the Lutheran Church in Lake Preston with Rev. E. C. Eid officiating. Interment followed in the Lake Preston Cemetery. A longtime resident and active church and club member, she died at her home after a lingering illness, survived by her husband and four daughters.
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Lake Preston
Herman Reinke
Lutheran Church
E. C. Eid
Lake Preston ¢.Istery
Garden Club Holds September Meeting in DE SMET
The September meeting of the Friendly Garden Club was held with members sharing plant tips and discussing upcoming community projects. Highlights included a discussion of autumn blooms and volunteer schedules for the city garden renovations.
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DE Smet
Friendly Garden Club
Iroquois Garden Club Guests Meeting at Washington Park
Iroquois Garden Club members will be guests of the Rotary Club Friday afternoon in Washington Park. The gathering follows a club program featuring storage of bulbs and plant poetry, with Mrs William Johnson and Mrs Alvin Russell among speakers. In De Smet a faculty picnic at Spirit Lake saw new members Miss Mable Walline Bernicco Belzer Jana Menke and William Haugge initiated after a six oclock supper.
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E. F. Ruskell
William Johnson
Muser
Alvin Russell
Iroquois Garden Club
Rotal Club
Washington Park
DE Smet
Spirit Lake
Mable Walline
Bernicco Belzer
Jana Menke
William Haugge
Doland Rebekahs Meet in Fall Session
The Doland Rebekah Lodge opened its first fall session with Mrs. Ella Smith presiding as worthy grand. An informal hour of cards followed from the business meeting and lunch was served by Mrs. Paanles Hajek and Miss Elva Gravvam.
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Doland
Doland Rebekah Lodge
Ella Smith
Worthy Grand
Paanles Hajek
Elva Gravam
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