South Dakotans Get First Quarterly Social Security Grants
The Social Security Board reported South Dakota authorized assistance activants totaling 532 300 in the first quarter of the fiscal year ending July 1. Old age and aid to the blind totaled 528 600 and 3 700 respectively, with unemployment administration funds of 19 500.
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Social Security Board
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South Dakoa
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South Daxatans
Department of Labor
Treasury Department
South
G Men Interrupt Marriage Plans in South Dakota
SIOUX FALLS Sept 227 The marriage plans of Granite Harrington 24 Madison S D and Mary Kenner 14 Long Beach Calif were interrupted by federal officials Wednesday Harrington arrested Madison and brought here on Mann Act charge released without bond to appear next federal court The prospective bride was held in jail pending action The couple hitchhiked from California to South Dakota so he could fulfill a vow to his mother The wedding could not take place in this state due to a 15 year old marriage ban.
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Sioux Falls
Granite Harrington
Madison
S. D
Mary Kenner
Long Beach
Calif
Harrington
U.S. Distret Attorney
California
South Dakota
Ber
Aid to the blind and age assistance rates in June
The excerpt notes that aid to the blind reached 100,000 per 1 population in June, far above the 43 per 100,000 in 1939. It also reports state old age assistance at 377 per 1,000 people over 65, while the national ratio stood at 218.
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Sully
Willow Lake Names Student Officers for School Year
Willow Lake high school elected Dennis Sprang as president of the student council this week. Willis Carlin was named vice president and Ennis Pommer secretary treasurer as class officers and carnival queen nominees were chosen for each class.
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Willow Lake
Dennis Sprang
Offiker
Willis Carlin
Ennis Pommer
P Insurer
Ruth Scim
Irene Foppen
Rozella Glanzer
Alice
Mae Bond
Alice Mae Bond
Donald Simpson
Pearl Hofer
Miss Evelyn Erickson Leaves for Mankato Lane
Speciali Evelyn Erickson departed Monday for Mankato Minnesota to attend Mankato Commercial College. Her father accompanied her to Huron where she continued the journey by train.
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Mankato Lane
Evelyn Erickson
Mankato
Minn
Mankato Commercial College
Huron
Berry Pledges Aid To Secure Hog Processing Tax Refund
LocaMON Sept 22 Tom Berry Democratic candidate for U S senator assured a mast ing audience Tuesday night that if elected he would ensure any hog processing tax refunds are not charged. He cited drought farmers have paid in advance and accused the Gurneys of collecting 7600 with another 20000 to come if refunds pass. He urged those who spent for the tax refund to write and demand the money back.
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Locamon
Tom Berry
U. S
B Onners
Family Reunion Held At Henry Licht Home
A family reunion was hosted Sunday at Mrs. Henry Licht's home in Wolsey to honor Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Spencer and their daughter from Syracuse New York The visitors planned to move to Los Angeles to establish a new home A potluck dinner followed noon and the rest of the day was spent informally
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Wolsey
Henry Licht
Clyde Spencer
Syracuse
N.Y
Henvou
Los Angeles
Home for Week End in Woonsocket and Stickney Teachers
Misses Lucile Slaybaugh and Teresa Vetser, Stickney school teachers, spent the weekend in their respective homes and returned to Stickney Sunday evening.
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Woonsocket
Lucile Slaybaugh
Teresa Vetser
Stickney
Hom
Webster Man Heads Hotel Association in South Dakota
Charles Blein of Webster was elected president of the South Dakota Hotel Association as the group closed its annual convention in Pierre. Edward F. Scholz of Pierre became vice president, W. H. Alexander of Madison secretary, and Lyle Jones of Chamberlain treasurer. In another item, Mrs. Luci Feather reports her daughter has returned home from a Mitchell hospital after a 12 day stay for a severe intestinal infection. the child remains confined to bed but is improving.
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Webster Man Heads Hotel Association
Pierre
Charles Blein
Webster
South Dakota Hotel Association
Edward F. Scholz
W. H. Alexander
Madison
Lyle Jones
Chamberlain
Hospital Lane
Luci Feather
Mitchel
Visit relatives from Aberdeen Ipswich and Huron
Mr and Mrs Herman Schlivius of Aberdeen and Mrs Mabel Germain of Ipswich visited their aunt Mrs Louisa Dixon and stayed part of last week with Mr and Mrs Dewey Van Dyke in Huron before returning home Sunday evening.
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Woonsocket
Herman Schlivius
Aberdeen
Mabel Germain
Ipswich
Louisa Dixon
Dewey van Dyke
Huron
FASTEETH Holds Dentures Firm for Daily Comfort
FALSE TEETH That Loosen Need Not Embarrass Many wearers suffer embarrassment when their plate drops or wobbles. Sprinkle FASTEETH the alkaline powder on plates to hold teeth firmer and reduce odor. Contains non-gold formula. See your dentist if mouth tissues change.
Homestake Aids Bushfield under Democratic charge in rally
Oscar Fasheim Democratic candidate for governor accuses Homestake Mining Co of financing Bushfield’s campaign. He alleges hiring crews to sway farmers and denounces Bushfield as a corporation lawyer linked to tax cut schemes and drought relief defalcations. Dr. L A Haug and state chairman Powell also spoke.
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New Effington
Oscar Fasheim
Homestake Mining Company
Harlan Bushfield
Homestake
Fosheim Geelarest
Bushfield
Fosheim
Corporation
Bushield
W Wirtuss
Chambers Kells
Cen Fosheim
Miner County
South Dakota
Dr. L. A. Haug
Sinday L. Powell
Accident Victims Reported Improving
Two persons seriously injured when thrown from a fast moving car at a railroad crossing near here Sunday are recovering at Mitchell hospital. Norman Luker regained consciousness and is expected to improve, Wendell Tapken suffers facial injuries and pain, while Mowsrd Pate with a crushed foot and knee is in a cast.
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Oma
Here
Michell
Norman Luker
Wendell Tapken
Common Sense About Constipation from Wellogm’s
A health note advises dietary steps for constipation highlighting two kinds of indigestible foods that add bulk to stool. It promotes All-Bran for breakfast as a non drug source of bulk, urges ample water intake, and mentions Wellogm’s booklet from Buttle Creek sold by grocers.
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Wellogm
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