Sioux Falls College Starts Active Student Life
Sioux Falls College opens the year with full student activities including dramatics led by Profs Upton Palmer and Lynn Swearingen, a vested choir of over 60 voices touring the state, and organized bands and orchestras. The drama season starts October 15 with Alice in Wonderland directed by Palmer, followed by Hospital Universe by Philip Barry directed by Swearingen. The campus also offers art projects, YWCA religious groups, daily lectures by Dr. E T Dahlberg, and free art classes for local youth.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls College
Daly
Upton Palmer
Lynn Swearingen
Dour Lee Bright
Certrede Webster
YWCA
Philip Barry
Harold Edwards
Notec Vinlinist
Ardeen Foss
E. T. Dahlberg
St. Paul
Shelterbelt Meeting Planned in Redfield Next Saturday
A shelterbelt meeting is set for next Saturday evening in Redfield court hall. A L Ford state shelterbelt head will discuss the project and answer questions while Aubrey Arthurs district manager leads the session. Land acquisitions will begin soon to plant about forty miles of trees in surrounding townships for spring 1936.
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Redfield
Reddell
Hyde County Real Estate Transfers Report
Real estate transfer notes list several parcels and owners in Highmore. Entries include Rainbolt to J W Duncan, county treasurer to J C Brown, LaFortune to City of Highmore, and multiple transfers involving Elsie Single and John Single across Parker's Town lots in Highmore.
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Hyde County
Erastus Carmell
Highmore
Dy Rainbolt
J. W. Duncan
NEM
Preasuer
J. C. Brown
BEF
LaFortune
City of
Elsie Single
John Single
Parker
Highmere
New Arrival at Wi ters Home After Birth
A 10 pound baby arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Wiiters Jr on September 16. The mother and child are being cared for at the home of the mother’s sister Mrs Parker Duncan southeast of town.
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George Wiiters, Jr
Parker Duncan
Totoo
Harvest Festival Planned by Wessington Springs Church
The local Methodist church in Wessington Springs announces a harvest festival on Sunday and Monday September 22 and 23. Parishioners are asked to donate vegetables canned goods fruit and livestock with an auction Monday. A harvest festival supper will be served at six in the church dining room and a Sunday program is planned.
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Wessington Springs
Wessington
Springs
Specia
Bandits Given Prison Terms
Harry Edward Shatler and John Bodish were sentenced to seven years each for armed robbery after pleading guilty. They confessed to holdups of two Minnesota men near Ree Heights South Dakota. They were captured after their stolen car stalled south of Miller.
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Mr. J. Bute
Miller
Hijalmer Weberg
Hastings
Minn
William Lind
Quist
Fergus Falls
Madison
Wis
Walter Gordon
State Justice Department
Pierre
Geneva
Lil
Gordon
Ponlife, Til
Reformatory
Schaffer
Illinois
Joliet
McClenahan Elected President of Manchester PTA
Manchester PTA met with strong attendance. J S McClenahan elected president, W B D Allen vice president, and Miss Ora Brinkley secretary treasurer. G S Barnes chaired the meeting and Harvey Dean spoke to the assembly before a social hour and lunch.
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G. S. Barnes
V. Mr. Erickson
Jacobs and Helvig acquire Lane saloon cafe stake
In Lane, Jacobs and Helvig of Wessington Springs become joint owners of the 6 percent sale liquor store and cafe. The Swensons previously ran the business with Theo Swenson keeping a bus route and moving to a new home. Helvig will manage the cafe, with the Crossyait family seeking a new location.
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Lane
Jacobs and
Helvig
Wessington Springs
Theo. Swenson
Heivik
Crossyait
Swenson
S D Highways Patrols Enforce South Dakota Speed Rules
In PIFERE Iowa September 19, fourteen highway patrolmen in ten white cars begin patrolling South Dakota highways to enforce traffic laws and assist in crime reduction. They learn and apply speed limits rules for trucks and autos, headlight and brake requirements, and vehicle size restrictions.
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Pifere
Southakata
Milo Barber
Lharge
Highway Patrol
Barber
Accidant
Hold Services For Aged Redfield Man
Lars Overland 5 died at his Redfield area home from old age and heart trouble He was born in Norway came to Minnesota at 21 and later farmed west of Redfield Survived by three daughters Mrs R E B Matheny of Redfield Mrs Harolder of Mollete and Mrs H A Dawe of Los Angeles and two sons Ropers of Redfield and Fred of Los Angeles Funeral services were to be held at Our Savior's Lutheran Church at 2 p m conducted by Coleman and gon
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Redfield
Lars Overland
Here
Bor
Norway
Minnesota
Overland
R. EB. Matheny
Harolder
Mollete
H. A. Dawe
Los Angeles
Pers
Fred
Our Savior's Lutheran Church
Coleman and
Gon
Manchester Visitors Highlight Local Ties and Travels
Mr and Mrs Nash Roberta of Sioux Falls visited Manchester to see friends. Mr and Mrs Roberts, newlyweds, returned from a Black Hills tour. he now works at the Morrell packing plant in Sioux Falls. Also visiting were Mrs Lyle Balcom and Miss Hazel Stinehart of Huron visiting Mr and Mrs A H Suinchart.
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Manchester
Nash Roberta
Sioux Falls
Roberts
Black Hills
Morrell Packing
Lyle Balcom
Hazel Stinehart
Huron
A. H. Suinchart
Miller Elects Class Officers at Miller High
Miller High School organized its student leadership with elected officers across four classes. Senior Wendell Andrews presides with Kenneth Vermeerson as VP and Graeg Beadies as secretary treasurer. Juniors elect Russell Heider, Royal Johnson, and Marisn Bucher to lead. Sophomores name Neal Osterhaus, Kendrick Scofield, and Gladys Lewis. Freshmen select Nathelle Rudd, Kathleen Hayes, and Robert Ames. The student council seats go to Wendell Andrews president, Ray Fisher vice president, and Lorraine Schroeder secretary treasurer, with class representatives and a superintendent and principal named. The seventh and eighth grades form their own councils and plan projects including a joint C. L. publication.
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Kathleen Hayes
Robert Ames
Wendell Andrews
Ray Fisher
Lorraine Schroeder
Chester Hiatt
Louis Wilson
Gladys Lewis
Ben Barnes
Kramer
Rowse
C. S
Gladys Stubsten
Maxine Erb
Dorene Hendricks
Peggy Collins
Francis Schwartz
Lincoln Young Citizens League
Virgil Smock
Shirley Greenacre
Lorraine Dansburg
Delmar Rainy
Ted Nickish
C. L
Gann Valley School Honors New Pupils
The Gann Valley High School hosted its annual new pupil reception run by the student council. After welcomes by Lolita Garvin and Robert Krog, each class performed stunts with individual numbers by Billy Woaledge Chester Dye Bina Farnsworth Jessie Van Metre and Charles Seger. A tap dance by James Shroyer Lois Oates and Dariene Farnsworth closed the program before refreshments.
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Gandn Yeux
Lolita Garvin
Robert Krog
Billy Woaledge
Chester Dye
Bina Farnsworth
Jessie van Metre
Wheeler to Talk Redfield Shelter Program Talk
Arrangements were completed for an open house meeting at the Lyric Theater in Redfield on Monday September 30 at 3 pm. N H Wheeler chief national lecturer of the forest service will speak on the shelter program for South Dakota and will visit Aberdeen Huron and Mitchell after Redfield.
Honest Claud Bellman Rewarded For Honest Find
Redfield September 19 Special Claud Etter bellman of the Packard later found a bill fold on the sidewalk in front of the City Drug with 47 dollars Monday morning. A traveling man described the bill and Claud returned it earning a five dollar reward for honesty.
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Redfield
Claud
Packard
Drighera
Caud
Manchester School Officers Are Named
Manchester high school elected officers with Glen Ritterbusch as president Levi Wade as vice president and Lotis Brown as secretary treasurer Freshman class officers include Rodney Rogers Leland Grotte and Eileen Erickson Sophomores Maynard Rogers Lotis Brown Louis Rundell Juniors Glen Ritterbusel and Levi Wade Plans were discussed for the freshman initiation on October 4 A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Hoss Cummings on Tuesday at 6 25 pm Bonnie May weighed 6 34 pounds.
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Manchester
Manchester High School
Glen Ritterbusch
Levi Wade
Lotis Brown
Rodney Rogers
Leland Grotte
Eileen Erickson
Maynard Rogers
Louis Rundell
Glen Ritterbusel
Broadland
Hoss Cummings
Bonnie May
Daughters Operation News Welcomes Bliss Martbit Family
Mr and Mrs Bliss Martbit and their young son Wayne returned home from the western trip to learn their daughter Maxine had just undergone an appendectomy. She was coming out of ether and is reported to be making satisfactory progress.
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Trip ST. Lawrence
Bliss Martbit
Wayne
Maxine
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Motor Patrol
Department of Justice
Gann Valley School
Rinsa
Good Housekeep
Loraknits
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Schenley
London
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U.S
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Co Scotland
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