Research Bureau Expands Public Service At State University
Vermillion Sept 27 The Business Research Bureau of the University of South Dakota is organized to aid businessmen statewide. Since 1937 it has published monthly bulletins quantities 4000 to 5000, conducted surveys for South Dakota groups and daily newspapers, and maintains an office for the South Dakota Secretaries Association. The program includes distributive education under state direction with classes in several communities for apprentices and adults to train those in distribution of goods and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota Secretaries Association
Chambers of Commerce
Eltromercial Clubs
South Dakota
The
University
State Board of Vocational Education
Hines
J._F. Hines
Aldrich
Pro
Kram
Sixcy
Business Research Bureau
Willow Lake visitors from Aberdeen and Sioux Falls
Willow Lake reports weekend guests as Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sievert from Aberdeen visited the George Hansch home. Another party, Mr. and Mrs. Alec Swiden and daughter from Sioux Falls, stayed at the Hassen Dyer residence over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Lake
Frank Sievert
Aberdeen
George Hansch
Dyer
Alec Swiden
Sioix Falls
Hassen Dyer
Eva Domy Visits Wright Family in Hitchcock
Mrs Eva Domy of Tracy Minnesota arrived in Hitchcock on Monday to spend a week with her parents Mr and Mrs W W Wright. The visit is noted in a special dispatch.
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Hitchcock
Eva Domy
Tracy, Minn
Arived
W. W. Wright
Mrs Ed Laurence Visits S G Battey Home
Sunday Caller Frankfort reports Mrs Ed Laurence who lives near Council Bluffs Iowa visited Saturday at the S G Battey home.
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Frankfort
Ed Laurence
Council Bluffs
S. G.battey
South Dakota 50th Anniversary Observances Conclude
The 50th anniversary of South Dakota's admission to the Union winds down with events across the state. Mitchell's Corn Palace brightens with displays of state progress, while Yankton and Redfield prepare large celebrations next week. November 2 features radio programs from Sioux Falls and a Gov. Harlan Bushfield essay contest as part of final observances reported by Ralph O. Hill, chairman of the anniversary commission.
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Falls
Ents
South ‘Dakota
Harrison
Washington
Ralph O. Hill
Xen
Theniversary Commission
Mitchell the Corn Palace
South Dakota
Yankton
Territorial
Redfield
Sioux’ Falls
Comicton
Harlan’ J. Bushfield
Iwill
Commission
Augustana and Dakota Wesleyan in civil aviation pilot program
Washington reports two South Dakota colleges Augustana at Sioux Falls and Dakota Wesleyan at Mitchell were approved for participation in the Civil Aeronautics division pilot training program. Two women’s colleges Lake Erie and Mills were added in the 40 schools total, bringing the program to 300 schools and about 1000 students. officials call inclusion of women experimental and hopeful for broader entry into aviation.
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Augustana
Wesleyan
Ok’d
Washington
South Dakota
Sioux, Falls
Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchel
Civil Aeronautics Division
Robert H. Hinckley
Lake Erie College
Painesville
Mills College
Oakland
Calif
Named student officers named for Tulare school council
Tulare September 27 Special Robert Miller heads the freshman class Donald Blume leads the sophomore Mary Beth Meyers the junior and Leonard Willet the senior They join Eugene Holm Doris Holm Delpha Sumner and Bernadene Roeber to form the student council the governing body of the school
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Tulare
Robert Miller
Donald Blume
Mary Beth Meyers
Leonard Willet
Heag
Eugene Holm
Doris Holm
Delpha Sumner
Bernadene Roeber
Holm Couple Visits Bruce Airs Holm Extend Visit
Mr and Mrs BE A Holm spent the weekend with friends and relatives in Bruce Airs Holm stayed longer and returned home Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Tulare
BE. A. Holm
Bruce
Holm
Miss Salquist Honored Hitchcock Visit
Maxine Meyer honored Elizabeth Salquist who visited here last week with nine former classmates. Guests enjoyed a late supper served by Mrs Meyer before Salquist departed Sunday morning for her home in Sioux City.
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Salquist
Aitchcock
Maxine, Meyer
Saturay
Elizabeth Alquist
Miss Salquist
Meyer
Welcome Faculty At St Lawrence New Teachers Introduced
At the September PTA meeting in the St Lawrence school building new teachers were welcomed by Le Roy Blanchard and Supt J W LeMohn. PTA president Calvin Engel succeeded Mrs Glen Ross in ill health, committees were named, and the theme Patterns for a world was chosen for the year.
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St. Lawrence
PTA
Lawrence
St. Lawrence School
Don Rook
Board of Education
Tudor Jones
le Roy-Blanchard
J. We LeMohn
Fae Thompson
George. Ulrich
Glen Ross
Mason Ford
Frances Flint
Gwyn Thompson
Louis Stedman
Gladys Austin
Frank Clegg
Will Flint
Sam Kelly
Bonnie Grabow
Harlan Ford
LeMohn
Henry Hansen
Make Three Changes In SS Field Force
South Dakota Social Security Department announces three changes in its field force. C H McCay state director. Harry Apted named district supervisor for North Central Area at Mobridge. Ronald Bertholomew moved to South Central District with Cham Berlain HQ. Theodore Arndt becomes West District head at Rapid City. No Yankton county director chosen yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Social Security Department
C. H. McCay
Harry Apted
Yankton “County
North Central
Mobridge
Ronald Bertholomew
South Central
Chamberlain
Theodore Arndt
West District
Rapid City
McCay
Apted
Yankton
Guard Regiment To Be Strengthened
Col. Eugenie Foster of the 147th Field Artillery announces an immediate manpower increase for the South Dakota National Guard unit. Authorized by Ajt. General E. A. Beck, recruiting begins for men 18 to 35, boosting enlisted strength to 754 with 54 officers. Units in Aberdeen Sioux Falls and other locations see various increases in capacity.
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Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Pierre
Yankton
Vermillion
Parker
Social Service Costs Dominate State Expenditures
Pierre September 27 Social service costs in South Dakota exceed 15 percent of state warrant expenditures in the latest annual report by Auditor W W Warner. About half of 4 481 647 43 dollars for social service in the fiscal year ending June 30 was funded by the federal government. Old age assistance accounted for 83.98 percent of the total social service outlay at 3 763 605 16 dollars with other categories including old age administration 463 091 59 dollars and health program support 147 039 04 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
South Dakota
W. W. Warner
FERA
Guests at Redfield for Ronald Anderson birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Anderson and son Ronald of Aberdeen and Mr. and Mrs. H C Fields of Redfield were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W W Wright on Sunday for Ronalds birthday. Anderson and Ronald stayed a week, the Fields returning Sunday night.
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Redfield
Hitchcock
Lloyd Anderson
Ronald
Aberdeen
H. C. Fields
W. W. Wright
Hickory Stick meeting visited by school officials
Special report from Webster describes Superintendent G. W. Cook with Coach Milton Cameron Wendell Shouse band instructor and Dean Rinus Sturm attending a Hickory Stick meeting Saturday. The group toured facilities and met with students during the event.
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Doland
G. W. Cook
Milton Cameron
Wendell Shouse
Rinus Sturm
Boys of the High Scchool
Webster
Demonstration Meeting Attends Doland High School
Extension Service led by Miss Joyce Young held an open meeting at Doland High School with representatives from all community clubs. A demonstration lesson covered home canning of chicken to prevent botulism. Degree of Honor met with Mrs. Jean Brown for a Friday evening session and lunch served by Mrs. Agnes Hoffman and Ruby Thompson.
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Doland
Joyce Young
Jean Brown
James Agnes Hoffman
Ruby Thompson
Hyde County Real Estate Transfers Ledger Note
Hyde County transfers show State to F E Hawkins SEY 10 L 11-72. Sheriff Hyde to Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation SEY 1 1 73. Sheriff Hyde to William O Williams NW 34 5 114 7L. Hi C Harrison to John Harrison SE 13 115-72. H C Harrison to H Kathryn Harrison NW 24 115-72. State to Hyde County SW 14 30 and W4¢ 31-114-71. Sheriff Hyde to Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation NY 18-114-73.
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Hyde County
Erastus Cornell
Highmore
State of
South Dakota
F. E.hawkins
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
William O. Williams
State of South Dakota
Sherif
Cream Station at Blunt Closes After Summer Operation
Bernard O'Donnell has closed the cream station he ran this summer and is now assisting at the Fairmont cream station behind the Kjer store.
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Blunt
Bernard O'Donnell
Fairmont
Kjer
Mrs. John Phillips to Host Ladies Aid Meeting
Mrs. John Phillips will entertain the Ladies Aid Society members at her home on Thursday, as announced in the Sept 27 special report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dangel
Yulare
John. Dangel
Dwight Booth
Elwood Stanley
Roubaix
S.D
John Dangel
Saturday Is State Income Tax Deadline
PIEHHE Sept 27 Rerail tances for 1998 last half income tax returns must be made before midnight Saturday to avoid a penalty. La Verly Wosepka chief auditor for the division of taxation warned that payments from about 6 000 persons in the upper income bracket are due. The penalty is 1 percent of the tax with a minimum of $1 and interest at 1 percent per month or fraction beginning Oct 1. He advised mailing remittances to the division of taxation at Pierre and making checks payable to the state treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piehhe
Division of Taxation
Pierre
Frankfort PTA Opens New School Year With Democracy Talk
In Frankfort on September 27 the PTA heard L. H. Petersen discuss Democracy at its first fall meeting. Mira James was elected vice president replacing Sat terlee who did not return. New teachers were welcomed by T. H. Weisflock as Mrs. Roy Wilhelm led the unit. A regular meeting is set for the fourth Monday monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
PTA
L. H. Petersen
Mira James
Satterlee
T. H. Weisflock
Roy Wilhelm
Thieves Loot Office of Yankton Doctor
Police in Sioux Falls were asked to watch for over 1000 dollars in loot from the burglary of Dr. J E Trierweiler s office. The intruder broke into the doctor s safe taking 340 dollars in five ten and twenty dollar bills two diamond rings valued at 100 and a dozen war notices tubes. The burglary occurred between Saturday and Monday afternoon. New officers installed at St Lawrence York Extension Club met at Mrs Clifford Kenyon s home with social hour and lunch served by Mrs Will Patterson and Mrs T M Dennis. Ladies Aid profit over 100 from harvest festival lunches and donated items with Bob Magress as auctioneer. Mr and Mrs Albert Hanson and two daughters Jeff Monday for the Black Hills to tour the hills and visit Deadwood friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Yanktons
J.E. Trierwheler
Yankton
ST. Lawrence
York Extension Club
Clifford Kenyon
Will Patterson
T. M. Dennis
Ladies Aid of the Com Jounity. Church
Bob Magress
Hills
Orient
Albert Hanson
Jeff Monday
Black Hills
Deadwood
McKay Family Returns From Canadian Minnesota Trip
Mr and Mrs Colin McKay and daughters Connie and Beverly returned to Orient Sunday after a vacation that included touring parts of Canada and Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
Colin McKay
Connie
Beverly
Canada
Minnesota
Daughter Born at Bald win Hospital Redfield
A seven and one half pound daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Tack Mancing Sunday in Baldwin hospital at Redfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Tack Mancing Sunday
Baldwin Hospital
Redfield
Governor seeks WPA relief for drought hit counties
Governor Bushfield told 17 delegates from five South Central counties that he would push for waivers of WPA reductions in emergency drought districts where crops were devastated. He cited eight previously targeted South Dakota counties and said he obtained an FHA survey to boost Farm Security Administration grants, hoping to avert loss of about 350 WPA jobs by October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Bushfield
South Central
Charles Mix
Bon Homme
Aurora
Brule
Douglas W
WPA
Washington
South Dakota
Bushifield
Fall River
Custer
Pennington
Meade
Jackson
Haakon
Chan Gurney
Farm Security Administration
FSA
Thass
Lake Andes
WPA Officers To Do Job Certification In South Dakota
Pierre Sept 27 The Works Progress Administration will handle WPA worker certification for employment on projects in South Dakota instead of the state Social Security Department director H McCay announced. McCay said field offices will still investigate applicants and report facts, but actual job certification will be done by the WPA. The new system was set at a conference with M A Kennedy state WPA administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
Pierre
South Dakota
Works Progress Administration
State Social Security Department
H.mccay
McCay Excurity
Works Progress
McCay
M. A. Kennedy
Week End Visitors from Bonilla to Eureka and Britton
Mr and Mrs Roland May and their child visited Mrs May s sister Mrs Emil Hueple and family near Eureka on Saturday They called on friends at Hosmer and went to Britton to see Mrs H Guthmiller in hospital They were joined by Alfred Bull who accompanied them to Aberdeen Mr May and Mr Bull are Bonilla school faculty members, sharing time with their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonilla
Roland May
May
Emil Hueple
Eureka
Hosmer
Britton
H. Guthmiller
Aberdeen
Alfred Bull
Mr. Bull
Bonilla School
Weekend Visit Ties Kuhns Family To Sioux Falls
Mr and Mrs F M Kuhns and daughter Lela drove to Sioux Falls Saturday to visit a sister of Mrs Kuhns. The sister resides in Town and the Kuhns spent the weekend there catching up and touring the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
F. M. Kuhns
Lela
Sioux Falls
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State University
Everine Huronire State News
Celia Carey
E.G. Carey
St. Mary’s Hospital
Bride Hitchcock
Cgreorge Hart
Herman Meyer
Ralph Atkins
Esther Hart
Hazel Glidden
Evelyn Farris
Atkins
M. E. Ferkins
Henry ‘Woest
Barney Stelphing
Mae Schindler
Trempealeau
Wis
Mildred Reimath
Rapid
Chicago City
Harriet ‘Brown
Chicago
Ane Busch Makers
Bon
Budweiser
Brown’s Service Station
Mower Electric Shop
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