Wedding notices fill Mitchell society pages with May and June unions
Announcements detail engagements and marriages in Mitchell area society circles. Miss Jeanette Smith announces her autumn wedding to Charles W. Shannon after a bridge party. Edith Parrett and Clarence Mills wed in Vermillion. Katherine Kludt and Peter Hottman marry in Mitchell. Luella May Andrews weds Charles Wertz near Valentine. numerous other nuptials and social club plans populate the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Smith
William M. Smith
Charles W. Shannon
Mildred Derr
Wibert Jackson and Lizzie Brown Wed in Milwaukee
Mr Wibert Charles Jackson married Miss Lizzie Estella Brown on Wednesday evening at the bride’s residence 816 Fast Third avenue The ceremony was performed by Dr J S Hoagland pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church A large number of friends attended The couple will travel four weeks through Nebraska Missouri and Arkansas and will establish a new home at 520 North Wisconsin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hwopeman-Kludt
Jatherine Kludt
A. A. Kludt
Mitchell
Peter J. Hottman
Minneapolis
Kludt
Third Avenue
Robert Lincoln Kelley
Martha
Anna Kludt
Hoffman
Yellowstone Park
Lyonhurst
Mr. Holonan
Twin City
Wibert Charles Jackson
Lizzie Estaoiggkqj
Lizzie Estella Brown
Fast Third Avenue
J. S. Hoagland
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Florence Charlesworth
Mrs. Jackson
Rinnie Nolt
Nebraska
Missouri
Arakasas
Wisconsin Street
Marriage Unites Mt. Vernon Garage Owner and Miss Ida Rake
George W. Lawrence proprietor of the Mt. Vernon garage and Ida Rake of Plankinton wed in Mitchell church. Rev. W. T. Ferguson officiated as Vera Burnham Virgil Hiner and Ray Cottingham stood with the couple. They left for a honeymoon to Minneapolis. The pair plan to reside in Mt. Vernon after return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
George W. Lawrence
Ida Rake
Plankinton
Ehurch
Mitchell
Rev
W. T. Ferguson
Vera Burnham
Virgil Turner
Miss Hiner
Owen Haynes
Ray Cottingham
Virgil Hiner
Wedding at Vilas Unites Miss Nthel Clark to Leland Vermilyea
In Vilas South Dakota on Tuesday at 2 pm at the Clark home a private ceremony joined Miss Nthel Clark and Leland Vermilyea. The event honored immediate family with Mendelssohn music and floral arch, officiated by Dr J S Hoagland at the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vilas
S. D
J. W. Clark
Nthel Clark
Leland Vermilyea
C. EB. Vermilyea
Mitchell
Stanley Vermilyea
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Killarney
Vermilyea
Vermilyea wedding ties Mitchell roots to West Ways ranch
The ceremony ends with a pink white theme as Mr. and Mrs. Vermilyea depart for Deadwood and then Mitchell. The bride and groom plan a Black Hills tour before settling at West Ways ranch near Faulkton. Gifts include a deed to a ranch from the groom's father. Vermilyea grew up in Mitchell and is in cattle business with his father. The bride studied at All Saints' School in Sioux Falls and is praised for her poised personality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Vermilyea
Misses Hirza
Miora Vermilyea
Vermilyea
Deadwood
Mitchell
Vilas
West Ways Ranch
Faulkton
Paulkton
Dakota Wesleyan
Altheneh
All Saints’ School
Sioux
Miss Elsie Snow Hosts Ten Ladies Dinner Party
Miss Elsie Snow entertained ten young ladies at a 27 o'clock Thursday dinner then played games on the Dakota Wesleyan tennis courts and finished with an automobile ride. Guests included Opal Barber Celeste Carlson Laura Dunn Merle Grace Agnes Herrick Olive Mansheim Stella Sorenson Flora Vermilyea and Delma Wilder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Snow
Dakota Wesleyan
Snow
Opal Barber
Celeste Carlson
Laura Dunn
Merle Grace
Agnes Herrick
Olive Mansheim
Stella Sorenson
Flora Vermilyea
Delma Wilder
W C T U Picnic At Mitchell Farm Home Of I P Sand
The W C T U annual picnic gathered Wednesday afternoon at the Sand farm near Mitchell despite impassable roads after heavy rain. A Mitchell delegation arrived by hayrack with Prof Dick Lewallen driving, followed by a full program and a bountiful banquet under the trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. P. Sand
Mitchell
Mitchell White Pre
T. R. Miskine
George Conrad
Dick Lewallen
Eskine
Mesdames Coleman
Weller
Bentliff
Snow
City Schools Rise With Rural Ones In County
Mitchell city reports 1712 school children, five more than Davison county rural areas. County totals reach 1705 with growth from 1659 in 1914 and 1658 in 1913. The city lists 837 boys and 875 girls, near prior year figures, with the overall share stable year to year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Davison County
A. B. McKeel
Miss Lilly
White Lake Wins 2-0 in Season Thriller
White Lake defeated Mitchell 2 to 0 in a standout game. Harry Feltis pitched well for Mitchell, allowing seven hits, while Webber limited White Lake to three hits. Heinie Scharnweber led Mitchell with a single and a double.
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White Lake
Mitchell
Howard
Mitchell Braves
Harry Feltis
Webber
Heinie” Scharnweber
S D Man Writes From War Front
A South Dakota man Albert Bourne serving in the Royal Field Artillery in Belgium sends a letter home to friends in Epan recounting gas warfare, casualty figures, and British strength. He expresses hope the war will end soon and shares the strain of trench life and the longing to return to family after months under threat.
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Belgium
England
New Wilson Book in City Library
The library reports strong juvenile reading with 458 total books read last week, about 76 daily. Miss Haynes led a Saturday story hour for sixteen children and plans a future session for under eight year olds at 10 30. Summer hours start July 1 with revised daily times. Saturday hours stay open until 9 pm. New volumes include Itelen Bennett’s American Women in Civic Work and When a Man Comes to Himself by the U S president, praised for charm and inspiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Haynes
Itelen Bennett
Tanah Went Schott
City
Addams
Hila
United States
Indians Offered Three Per Cent Credit For Livestock Aid
The Indian department outlines a plan to supply Indians with cattle, building materials, and farming implements on long-term payments at three percent. Over a thousand head of cattle were brought to Cheyenne river agency for distribution, with progressive Indians expected to use the program. Rev W S Shepherd returned from Brookings after officiating the marriage of Miss Gladys Gilbert of Brookings to Louis Ortmayer secretary of the Y M C A at Dakota Wesleyan.
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Louis Ortmayer
Y. M
Dakota Wesleyan
Brookings
Gladys Gilbert
Raynet
Ortmayer
Florence Brodstap
Pierre
S. D
Indian Department
Cheyenne River Agency
W. S. Shepherd
Thhe Y. M. C. A
County Hopeful for Road Improvements in Davison County
A good roads committee of the Retail Merchants association met to plan cooperation with the county board of commissioners on graveling and upgrading Davison County roads. Key figures discussed available funds including a $10,000 road levy and about $7,000 from automobile licenses, plus township contributions and a proposed county road map for a comprehensive network.
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Retail Merchants Association
Board of County Commissioners
Davison County
Fred Redline
John Kuryink
Paul Young
T. J. Morgans
Robert Burns
T. C. Burns
P. H. Kelley
C. W. Downey
W. H. King
W. R. Ronald
Nels Jensen
Mr. Jensen
Jensen
First Avenue
Mitchell
Jim River
County Road Fund
Ethan
Betts
Mt. Vernon
Baker Township
Jensen Aid
Mitchhell
Tie
Mitchell Township
Merchants Association
W. H. King T. J. Morgans
W. IH
William Koch Dies After Illness in Mitchell
Prominent Mitchell businessman William Koch died at age 64 after a week long illness of hardening of the arteries. He had served as a Holy Family Catholic church trustee for 21 years and helped build the local stone church and Notre Dame academy. He is survived by wife Mary Manning Koch and a brother Joseph Koch of Tacoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Koen
Mitchell
Koch
Bartow
Wla
D. W. Garright
Por
James Lyons
Holy Family Catholic Church
Ife
Northwest
Notre Dame Academy
Mr. Oeh
Dance County
Wisconsin
Annie Lbubersetzig
Cross Plains
Wis
Ames
Yankton
Deota
Lstead
M. Jr. Gosehe
Burright
Sophie Koch
Memorial service for William Koch at Holy Family Church
Hundreds of friends gathered at Holy Family Catholic church to honor William Koch who died Thursday. Knights of Columbus and Holy Name Society led the funeral cortege with a solemn Mass conducted by Rev. C. BE. O Flaherty and several priests. interment followed at Salvary cemetery with both honorary and active pallbearers named. Relatives traveled from out of town to attend.
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William Koch
Holy Family Catholic Church
West Second Avenue
Knights of Columbus Lodge
Holy Name Society
Chopin
Marjo
Heaven
Hell
Ile
Salvary Cemetery
O. L. Hinsson
V. J. Ball
Jacob W. Siberg
J. Spangler
John T. Coughlin
Thomas Fullerton
D.C. Burns
J.T. Smith
M. Fiealy
N. Kramer
John Determan
J. P. Reihsen
Anton Koch
Tsabelic
Thomas Midalmaieee
Funeral service timing noted around ten to eleven
The fragment indicates funeral services occurring between ten and eleven o'clock during the period in question.
Love of Husband Wins $3000 in Brule County Case
In Chamberlain, Mrs. David Wolf was awarded $3000 against J. H. Wolf for alienation of her husband’s affections. She previously secured a $14,500 judgment in the same defendant’s actions. The couple’s dispute centers on alleged interference with their marriage. The defendants’ counsel included Brown & Brown and Judge IX. R. Aikens represented Mr. Wolf. Separate trial activity noted concerns for forged checks involving Mil J. Woerth, a former Kimball attorney, who was moved from Minneapolis.
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Brule County
Chamberlain
David Wolf
J. H. Wolf
Wolf Bank
Kennebecc
T. J. Spangler
Mitchell
House & Dyer
Merchants and Farmers Weigh Harvest Picnic Cooperation
A Davison County Farmers union member urges Mitchell merchants and farmers to join forces for a Harvest Picnic to avoid overlapping events. John Kurvink, president of the Retail Merchants Association, says merchants may host but would welcome farmer participation and cost-sharing if farmers push for it.
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Republican
Davison County
Mitchell
John Kurvink
Retail Merchants’ Association
Prosperity Bankers Open 30th Dakota Session
Ideal weather greeted the South Dakota Bankers association as it opened its thirtieth annual session in Deadwood with big attendance. An eastern delegation arrived two hours late and was welcomed officially by a local official.
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Deadwood
S. D
South Dakota Bankers Association
Niy Ny
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Bride OF Autumn
Milels—Parrett
Baptist Parsonage
Robert Lincoln Wesley
First Baptist Church
Edith Parrett
Clarence Mills
Vermillion
Ruth Parrett
Lewis Williams, Jr
Cergyman
F. L. Andrews
Valentine
Neb
Luella May Andrews
Charles W. Wertz
Mr. Angell
Andrews
Isabel Sprague
W. J. Wertz
C. I. Bliss
Kilgore
Dunn
Mildred Dunn
Mae Peters
Orrell A. Schuiler
Woonsocket
Lloyd Sprague
A. Smith
Jackson
C. BR. Brown
Rachel Jackson
J. Hooker
Albert Jackson
Fulton, S
Ladies
Robert Melker
Sherman Lewis
George Hubbard
Ladies’ Social Hour Club
Warmers Educational Co-Operative Club
Vieas
Miss Snow Hostess
W. C. PD. OU
Phontc
S. D. Man
WAR Front
Albert Brown
New Wilson
City Library
Hope
S. D. Prosperity Banker’s
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