State Commander Plans Meetings
State Commander Dr. IH Schmidt and J B Mullaney map October district conferences for the South Dakota American Legion with 14 meetings from Ipswich to Humboldt. The flying squadron includes Lenker national committeeman and Verne Ballou as state officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
South Dakota Department of the American Legion
IH. Schmidt
Faulkton
J. B. Mullaney
Legion
Bernce Ewing
Rushton
Florence Lee
Steins
al Ipswich
American Legion
Ipswich
Mitchell
Burke
Onida
Ashton
Humboldt
Department
Schmidt
Mullaney
Carle B. Lenker
Verne Ballou
Sioux Falls
Lemmon Pioneer to Be Buried on Friday
W W Robertson a prominent Lemmon pioneer and ranching businessman died at his home after a life in South Dakota since 188. He began ranch work in 188 and by 1906 started large holdings near Lemmon later moving to town to run an insurance business. As manager of the Interstate Fair Association he was well known in this region. He was born in Ontario Canada. Funeral services will be held here Friday.
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Lemmon
R—W. W. Robertson
Robertson
South Dakota
Interstate Fair Association
Ontario
Canada
Van Schaicks Return From Ten Day Westin Trip
Mr and Mrs Van Schaick and Mrs ss and sons James and Phil Up returned this week from a ten day trip to points in Wisconsin where they visited relatives and Mrs Van Schaick managed some business.
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van Schaicks
Mrr
van Schaick
Ss and
James
Phil- Up
Wistensin
Contracts Awarded for Sylvan Lake Hotel Construction
Pierre Sept 17 UF Award of contracts for the new Sylvan Lake Hotel in the Slack Hills announced by State Ezeicer Charles Trimmer the Custer Park Board and PWA officials with a tentative completion date of next June 1 The general construction contract for 24877 went to Henry H Hackett Rapid City Reuben L Anderson St Paul Minn won the heating and lambhing contract for 17209 and Johnson Electric Co Custer will handle electrical work for 6583 Excavation cost 2880 has already been spent The building will stand on the ell overlooking Sylvan Lake with 30 guest rooms a large lounge and a dining room seating 150 An open air dining terrace will seat 50 to 75 Contractors will begin within 10 days Harold Spitenagel Sioux Falls is the architect.
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Sylvan Lake Hotel
Pierre
Sylvan Lake
Slack Hills
Charles Trimmer
Custer Park Board
PWA
Henry H. Hackett
Rapid City
Reuben L. Anderson
St. Paul
Minn
Harold Spitenagel
Sioux Falls
Pick Class Officers In Woonsocket High
Woonsocket High School elected its class officers Tuesday afternoon. Senior class: LeRoy Brown president Henry Hermann vice president Melba Nelson secretary treasurer Restnest Kogel board of control member. Junior class: Charles (ish) Steichen president Vernon McGillip vice president Florence Regynski secretary treasurer LaVerne Weeker board of control member. Sophomore class: Kathryn Hendricks president Mercedes Nelson vice president Edith Noble secretary treasurer George Steichen board of control. Freshman class: Charles Oleken president Lois Palmer vice president Gilbert Zieman secretary treasurer Ta Stegeberg board of control member.
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Woounsvense
Sept
Peemy
Woonsocket High School
LeRoy Brown
Henry Hermann
Melba Nelson
Restnest Kogel
Board of Control
Charles
Ish) Steichen
Vernon McGillip
Florence Regynski
LaVerne Weeker
Kathryn Hendricks
Mercedes Nelson
Edith Noble
George Steichen
Board of Dontrol
Charles Oleken
Lois |A Palmer
Gilbert Zieman
Ta Stegeberg
Parking Space For Clark Shoppers Opens
Clark shoppers gain 49 car capacity on a new lot north of the Red Owl and J C Penney stores. George Maltby, manager of Red Owl, said the space is being graded and prepared for use to ease Saturday night shopping in Clark.
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Clark
Red Owl
J. C. Penney
George Maltby
Steele urges non political ballots for education offices
Clark Rotary heard N. E. Steele executive secretary of the South Dakota Education Association urge adopting amendments to remove county and state superintendents from politics and have their elections on a non political ballot. Guests included Coach Lester Gripentrog of Clark and Grant Morgan of Watertown.
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N. E. Steele
Rotary
Clark Clark
South Dakota Education Association
Clark Rotary Club
Steele
Rotary Club
Lester Gripentrog
Clark
Grant Morgan
Watertown
Yale Board Meets Yale Seps 17 Ball Park Request
The Yale school board met in regular session with all members present. Routine business was disposed of. A delegation of townspeople appeared and requested the building of a ball park near the senogl.
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Yale Board
YALE
Senogl
Six Appointments and Bancroft Class Officers Named
WATERTOWN Sept 11 Special Six appointments added to those from August state convention Dr J H Schmidt department commander of the American Legion announces Harry Darling Aberdeen reappointed state chairman of musical organizations J Harris Shanard Bridgewater chairs child welfare P J Albrook Watertown named state publicity director Charles Lee Hyde Pierre chairs South Dakota section of parade at national convention Clarence J Bealman Gann Valley chairs marksman ship W C Small Aberdeen reappointed department historian Bancroft high school class officers elected Freshmen President John Beverstein Sophomore President Rehlen Haper man Junior President Carel Jean Hoover Senior President Gaylord Barber and other officers named
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
H. Schmidt
Faulkton
South Dakota
The
American Legion
Harry Darling
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Bugle
Legion
J. Harris Shanard
Bridgewater
P. J. Albrook
Harold G. Lee
Lansing
Mich
Charles Lee Hyde
Pierre
Clarence J. Bealman
Gann Valley
W. C. Small
State Department
Bancroft
Bancroft High School
John Beverstein
Mavin Bates
Holls Custard
Bobbie Taylor
Relen Haperman
Geonard Rusche
Bernice Puerstein
Board of Control
Alice Rae Costello
Bobbie Faylor
Carel Jean Hoover
Elmer Drksen
Doris Baker
Richard Beening
Edna Korkow
Vincent Derscheid
Gaylord Barber
Roth Rusche
Marie Kerkow
Board of Canter
Virgil Samerson
Donald Costello
J. A. Kicinsasser
250 Plays Added to University Library
Vermillion September news reports 250 plays added to the University of South Dakota Extension division library. The new batch includes 100 one act plays 125 longer works and 25 occasion specific titles. The division houses over 5 000 plays loaning to schools and clubs across South Dakota. Last year it loaned more than 1 000 packages totaling about 12 000 plays. A bulletin lists the available titles.
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Vermillion
Sept. W
Thhe University of South Dakota
South Dakota
Cahalans Leave Miller for National Bankers Convention
Mr and Mrs A B Cahalan departed Miller for St Paul to catch a special train to the west coast for the National Bankers Convention in San Francisco. The Cahalans expect to be away a month and plan to return via the Panama Canal.
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Cahalans
Miller
A. BH. Cahalan
St. Paul
West Coast
National Bankers Convention
San Francisco
Cabsian
Panama Canal
Veteran Magazine Is Latest Racket
Watertown reported a warning from State Department Adjutant J D Muligney to South Dakotans, especially widows of veterans, about subscription rackets run by a man posing as a veterans magazine agent. Incidents at Arlesian and Spirit Lake Iowa involved claims of pension increases and non existent subscriptions, charging up to 9.90 or 39.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
State Department
J. D. Mul
Spirit Lake
Iowa
Orange
Des Red
Legion
G. A. BR
Bennie and Mrs Ford Celebrate 21st Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Bennie Ford were surprised by about 25 relatives and neighbors on their 21st wedding anniversary. An informal afternoon included lunch and a gift presentation.
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YALE
Bennie Ford
Fords
Young Demos To Convene Sunday in Aberdeen
Almost 1000 South Dakota Young Democrats are preparing to attend the annual state convention in Aberdeen Sunday night through Monday. The event features talks by state and national leaders led by W. W. Howes of Huron and includes registration, receptions, speeches by Alvin Johnson and others, two banquets, a Howes address broadcast on KSEO and KABR, and a closing dance.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
Democrat Party
W. W. Howes
Huron
Inaun Om
Sherman Hotel
Johnson
Ira Kruger
Wisworth Evans
Watertown
Young Democratic Clubs
Alvin Johnson
Young Democratic Clubs of Indians
Anna Struble
Centerville
Howes
Bred H. Hildebrandt
Theo B. Werner
Plan Big Year For Alpena School Band
Alpena plans a large year for its school band formed of about 13 players in two groups junior and senior. A Stoffel directs. several beginners join. The director aims for a soloist for each event at the Wesington Springs district contest. Oliver Magek earned top ratings last year in district state and good in nationals. The school observed a holiday to attend the State Fair at Huron and the band performed at the grand stand during the day.
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A. Stoffel
Wessington Springs
Oliver Magek
Huron
Grandstand
Stephenson Rites Held at Preston Church
The funeral of L. F. Stephenson was conducted at the Preston Methodist Church with Rev. L. A. Johnson presiding. Burial followed at Lake Preston Cemetery beside his wife. Pallbearers included Wm. Swart and Ralph Lacy, with attendees Perry Stephenson and Elva Meeckler from Sioux Falls and Edward Stephenson from LeMarson.
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L. F. Stephenson
Preston Lake Preston
L. F Stephenson
Methodist Church
L. A. Johnson
Lake Preston
Stephenson
Pla. Anderson
B. Way
Wm. Swart
H. Bereiahi
Ralph Lacy
H. O'sison
Elmer Elyingson
S. Peterson
Perry Stephenson
Elva Meeckler
Sioux Falls
Edward Stephenson
LeMarson
Orin DeLong
Bradle
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New York
Fire Crown
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Procol Leinram
Orc
Nts
Ake
Albrook
Legion Publicity Department
Lee
University
W.W. Howes
Dr.Lawrence
Betts
Wulbel
Huron, &. D
Alpena
Palestine
Christ
Washers
Brand Bros
Dakota Ave
Lucky Serike
Clay Morris
Dawson Springs
Kentucky
Morris
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