Springs hosts joint history group conference and expedition
The Junior Historical Society of Wessington Springs will host multiple chapters for a two day conference. Students arrive Friday after school and stay in the high school dormitory. An all day Saturday expedition to Ree Indian village near Torr Thompson includes historical study and excavations. Adult leaders include Drs. Christol Over and Searight, Barrett Lowe, and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington Springs
Junior Historical Society
Moving Picture Projector
Ree
Torr Thompson
Yankton Historical Society
Alcester
Colman
Hurley
Drs. Christol
Over
Searight
University of South Dakota
Barrett Lowe
Normal Institute Held At Faulkton
Faulk County teachers met at the Congregational Church in Faulkton for their annual Normal Institute. About 110 teachers from rural and city schools attended the two day program featuring lectures and demonstrations by educators from Northern State Teachers College and state education staff.
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Faulkton
Faulk County
Tostlube
Northern State Teachers College
Wider
Florence Finney
Carlburg
A. N. Palmer Company
Genevieve Kellgr
Lyons Carnahan Book Company
Blumentary
Flavel V. Peterson
Thr State Department
Pierre
Thilmer Benson
Bertha Paulson
Bativen
Doland Women’s Groups Resume Fall Activities
Doland on September 15 notes vacation ends for local fraternal, social and women’s groups. Degree of Honor and Rebekahs plan fall activities, Eastern Star hosted a wedding reception for Mr and Mrs Doenitz, bridge clubs schedule events, American Legion Auxiliary to install officers in October, Extension Club resumes meetings, churches’ women’s groups continue sewing bazaars and dinners, Study Club to begin programs soon, Birthday Club and past Matrons hold continued social functions.
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Doland
Rebekahs
Eastern Star
Joan Doenitz
American Legion Auxiliary
Extension Club
Large Registration At Springs College WESSINGTON SPRINGS
Wessington Spa College anticipates a strong year with students from many states and Canada. Women’s dormitory housing is in private homes. the campus training school opened with Miss Viviana Larson in charge. Registration for the school year completed September 9. Faculty include Pro tem Walter Telfer, ELC C Christopherson, Frances Edwards Polk City, Vivian Larson, Dean Foster Hil, P. George Turner, Maynard, Clara Stensen, Amy Radcliffe, Burton Deitzman, and Rev. Mrs. Curry Mavis. Mary J. Fite notes all graduates have placement.
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Springs College
Wessington Springs
Wessington Spa College
Narn
South Dakota
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnnesota
Idaho
Washington
Saskatchewan
Ontario
Canada
Cumpus
Viviana Larson
Protemor Walter Telfer
Benson, Minn
Elc. Christopherson
Duncombe
Frances ‘Edwards
Polk City
Lows
Vivian Larson
University of
Rochester
P. George Turner
M.T
S Maynard
Clara Stensen
Amy Radcliffe
Burton Deitzman
Curry Mavis
H. Short
Charles Cox
Proctor
Willow Lake School Band Performs At State Fair
Willow Lake high school band joined several prep musical groups at the State Fair in Huron. Six carloads of band members traveled Tuesday morning, performed for grandstand patrons in the afternoon, and visited the Fair Grounds for lunch as guests of fair officials.
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Willow Lake
Fair Willow Lake
Huron
Fair Grounds
Return to School and Visits Across Town
Woonstown reports William McDowell resumed studies at Southern Normal in Springfield this week while Loren Palmer heads to Vermilion to study at the University of South Dakota. In Wellington, Mr and Mrs Paul Potter and their baby, formerly of Towa now residing in Wessington Springs, visited Chauncey and Mrs Rogers.
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Woonsocket
William McDowell
Springfield
Southern Normal
Loren Palmer
Vermilion
University of South Dakota
Wellington
Paul Potter
Baby
Towa
Wessington Springs
Chauncey Rogers
WCTU Meeting Held at Mrs Andersons Home in Wassington
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs K J Anderson's Wassington Springs home on Wednesday afternoon for a routine meeting. Members discussed standard union duties and community outreach plans.
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WCTU
Wessington Springs
Specia
K. J. Anderson
Wassington Springs
Miles Sullivan Klapperich Leave for Aber deen College
Quentin Miles Francis Sullivan Jr and Gerald Klapperich departed Turton for Aber deen this week to enroll as students at Northern State Teachers College in a college admission move.
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Turton
Quentin Miles
Francis Sullivan, Jr
Gerald Klapperich
Aberdeen
Northern State Teachers College
Welcomes Study Of Relief Files In Sioux City Feud
A. W. Powell, Democratic state chairman, welcomes another probe into the fleeing records case and explains why relief files were spirited from Pierre toward Mitchell after the 1937 change in administration. He presses J. Dy Coon for a joint audit of tax revenue and expenditures, citing prior committee findings and urging public access to the investigation.
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Coon
Republican Party
Pierre
Powell
Mitchell
Reepublicans
Tom Burty
Senate
Nickish
Mason
Basan
Rain boost for Wessington Springs lawns
In Wessington Springs on September 15, the town reported frequent rainfall this week with nearly all of Sunday morning wet and 1.25 inches recorded on Tuesday, benefiting lawns and greenery nearby.
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Wessington Springs
Crops in Southern Clark Report Best in Five Years
A Farmers Elevator Company report from LUW LAK Sept 15 notes southern Clark County crops surpass five year average with generally good grain quality and yields. Oats 25-34 bu/ac 27-33 lb bu, barley 20-30 bu/ac 40-47 lb bu, red durum wheat 18-24 bu/ac, Ceres wheat 12-16 bu white Thatcher lighter but higher yield, corn expected better than five years though August weather worsened conditions.
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Clark County
Farmers Elevator Company
Farm Girl Injured In Gasoline Blast
Be Leos, four year old daughter of Oscar Olson and Mes. Oscar Olson, farmers near Bruce, suffered serious burns from a kerosene explosion at their home yesterday afternoon. She burned on legs arms and face while a gallon can of kerosene used to start a fire burst into flames. Her sister Cleo escaped injury as her dress caught fire but she was not burned. Mrs Orril Halter, aunt, extinguished the fire.
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Leos
Frances Olson
Mes
Oscar Olson
Bruce
Cleo
Sheas
Orril Halter
Holabird PTA Opens First Meet Of Year
Holabird PTA convened its first meeting of the school year after a business session that settled the second Friday of each month as the schedule. A program followed with a piano solo by Doris Collier a reading by Bernice Steele a travel talk by Mrs Eva MacDonald and a visual aid demonstration by Wilbur Hunt refreshments were served by Mrs Charles Laird and Mrs Arty E Morton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avlablal
Holabird P.T. A
Blunt High Grad Enrolls in Lincoln Pre-Nursing Program
Alice Fatzer, a Blunt high school graduate, has enrolled in a pre-nursing program in Lincoln, Nebraska. Her parents Mr. and Mrs. G. Paizer and brother Paul accompanied her to Lincoln and returned Monday. The Commercial Club plans officer elections for next year at a general meeting set for September 22. Willard Dow remains president.
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Blunt
Alice Fatzer
Blunt High School
Lincoln
Ned
G. Paizer
Paul
Commercial Club
Doland
The
Willard Dow
Engagement announced for Hilda Gilens of Downers Grove
Mr and Mrs Andrew Bjordal of Erwin announce the engagement of their daughter Hilda Gilens to Tenula of Downers Grove Illinois The wedding is set for October 1 at St Josephs rectory in Downers Grove Mr and Mrs Tenula are the parents of the groom who is a son of Mr and Mrs C Tenula.
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Erwin
Andrew Bjordal
Hilda Gilens
Carmin A. Tenula
Downers Grove
St. Joseph's Rectory
Tenula
C. Tenula
Hopkins Assures Dorm Aid for WPA South Dakota Project
ABERDEEN Sept 15 Harry L Hopkins federal Works Progress administrator left Aberdeen for Bismarck after an early morning conference with state WPA officials and a dinner in his honor He said counties sponsoring WPA projects must pay for materials and equipment and that only seven dollars per man month can be spent beyond labor The discussion covered South Dakota relief funding potential enabling acts and an expedited approval for a WEA school dormitory project while noting increased farmer employment and unmet state quota
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Aberdeen
Harry L. Hopkins
Federal Works Progress
Bismarck
N. D
WPA
M. A. Kennedy
Hopkins
Kennedy
South Dakota
Supreme Court
Leslie Jensen
State ‘County Commissioners “Association
Tom Berry
WEA
Beer
U Senate
Forestburg School Enrollment Gains Amid Strong Start
Forestburg reports a smooth opening week of school with high enrollment. Seniors number 10, juniors 18, sophomores 410, freshmen 7, seventh and eighth grades 12, intermediate 13, and other grades 14. New pupils include Donna Jean Nolt in 6th grade and Bolty June Nolin in the seventh. Total attendance listed as 88.
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Forestburg
Hisher
Forestburg High School
Donna Jean Nolt
Prade
Bolty June Nol
Tie Turd
Farm woman bitten by watchdog near Wessington Springs
A farmer's wife living northwest of Wessington Springs was attacked and badly bitten on the arm by the family watchdog last week after the dog appeared to go wild. She was brought to town for medical attention.
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Wessington Springs
Speeia
S. P. Denser
Sam
Toc Medical
Atuensio
State Fair checkers crown Duffy champion
Joe Duffy of Flandreau and formerly of Chicago won the 1938 South Dakota State Fair checkers title after a three day event, defeating John Ovrid of Flandreau in the final. William Lemley of Gettysburg finished third, Fred Fedelkorn of Watertown fourth, with several others in the top ranks. The tournament opened Monday with a round robin format and a first flight championship followed by a rules meeting of the state checkers association where Washburn presided over the session.
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Joe Duffy
Flandreau
Chicago
Duffy
John Ovrid
William Lemley
Gettysburg
Fred Fedelkorn
Watertown
G. L. Emery
Raymond
James A. Bush
Mrs Trier Hosts Altrusa Club In Redfield Meeting
Mrs J C Trier hosted the Altrusa Class of the Methodist Episcopal Church Redfield with about 10 members attending. Devotionals led by Mrs Coxe Birs and Pennington opened the business session, followed by tray talks and games. Lunch was served by a committee.
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Trier
Altrusa Club
Tulare
J. C. Trier
Altrusa
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Frankfort American Legion Elects Officers in Restart
Mrs Earl Kearney was elected president of the Frankfort American Legion Auxiliary at its first meeting after a nine month recess held at Mrs Pearl Drayers home. Irene Ring was first vice president, Martha Baster second vice president, Mary Hall secretary, Stewart chaplain, Pearl Wilsergeant at arms. A community circus was planned for Firemen's Hall on September 23. Eleven members attended.
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Frankfort
Earl Kearney
Frankfort Amman Legion
Pearl Drayer
W Irene Ring
Cler
Priyer
Martha B
Ster
Mary Hall
Stewart
Pearl Wil
Bucsiy
Sherman Moe Brug Store Rock-A-Way Tubulars Offer
A notice advertises Go to Sherman and Moe Brug store for two boxes of famous Rock-A-Way Tubulars at an implied price. The customer is offered a fifteen day treatment for $2.00 with a diet plan and a famous physician, including a tree, with a refund guarantee if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman & Moe Brug
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Hofman
Inox McKerch
Ney
Hyde County
Federal Farm Mortgr Corporation
Siz
Charles L. Stinson
Isabell West Sadler
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Asp
Elsie M. Too
Johnetta Evenson
Parker
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Burt’s Electric Shop
Willard Battery Station
State Attorney General
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Kellogg's
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Clark
Holabird Pta
Goodrich
F & R Motor Service
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Yle
S. D
Champ Flandreau Man
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Kearney
Wilson Barber
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