Neighbors in Salem area hear many travel and family notes
Edmonds visits Marvis Minnesota on business. Dr. Bilis' mother visits from Belvidere. Susie Moss and nurse Myrtle Granunt visit from Madison. Mrs. Brumbaugh tours between trains at Sioux Falls. Several residents travel for hospital, convention, or family events. A mix of relocations, enlistments, therapies, and social visits spans multiple towns and dates this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JH. Edmonds
Marvis
Minn
R.W. Bilis
Belvidere
Susie Moss
Myrtle Granunt
Madison
M. M. Brumbaugh
Charles
Beulah
Mitchell
A. H. Barnhart
Sioux
W. GsPo UL
B. FE. Herron
Henry Kuhle
A. BE. Roop
Tuthill Lumber Company
L. M. Sessler
BE. L. Foster
Salem
Dickinson
Ganistota
G. Lovey
Love
Sioux Falls
Robert Laird
Fedora
Water
Robert
Miner County
Howard
Fort Logan
Colo
FF. Oj. Devereaux
Des Moines
A. H. Horne
PJ. Larson
Illinois
St. Charles
Batavia
Chieago
Aurora
Lily Lake
Geneva
Sycamore
DeKalb
Chicago
Billy
W. L. Boughner
St. Paul
Sibson
Elis
Sioux Val's
Slame
W. A. Barnhart
J. M. Hivens
Orville Waivens
Edward Loew
Dell Rapids
Omaha
H. A. W. Granham
Hiome
Wile
Camp Cody
Dem‘ing
Nvw
Mayme Dolan
Huron
Sok. Lingenfelter
R. H W. Dazen
H. Runger
Miller
O. K. Olson
Falls
Lottie
Margaret Linnenbuerger
Unityville
Anton Schalienkamp
Sioux City
A. G. Ander
John Bies, Jr
Mowille
Adam W. Wies
Stephen A. Kuhle
Navy
John A. Scheier
Camp Funst
Frank Mornhorst
eMars
Theodore Kuhle
Hildegarde
Portland
Ore
Lillian Knapp
Miss McGuire
Lancaster
Wis
Sebastian Schoerber
Luverne
Joe Schoerberl
Orin Ghase
Parner
Helen Chase
Local residents and travelers listed among Camp calls and health updates
Freeman area names note many moving and traveling to camps in the past week. Fred Dirks visited his brother in Newton Kansas while several Gruer family members returned from Montana. Others head to Camp Lewis Camp Dodge and Camp Logan with hospital and surgery updates for Mrs Waldner and Mrs Heiser.
Local Residents Make Family Travel Plans Across Counties
Mr and Mrs Sam Abbot returned Wednesday evening from a visit in Tripp county delayed by weariness. Woo H Opperman and family depart overland for Nebraska points to visit relatives. Mrs A K Rink leased her house to James Plowdane after a short visit with her daughter Mrs Lien who will visit Ipswich then New Hampton to join her daughter Mrs Seiwerath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Abbot
Tripp
Woo H. Opperman
Nebraska
Mr. Lien
Ipswich
New Hampton
A. Seiwerath
Local Notices and Social Updates from Mitchell Area
Births reported for April include a child born to Mr and Mrs George Mc Leon on April 16 and another to Mr and Mrs TP Hafert on April 1. Agnes Johnson of Elliott assisted at Storla store this week. Ollo Shay and family visited Mrs Augusta Shay. Joseph Smith bought a Public truck to haul grain. Mrs William Barrall returned to Hinton Iowa after visiting her parents Mero and Mel. William O'Neal and I OM Wooden of Lelester were storm visitors. Wooden recovering from rheumatism. Mary Heintz and Blimer Olson of Palatine township were buried in Mitchell. A wedding reception for the bride will be held tonight. Myrtle Hutton completed a school term at Storti. Elsie Well completed a term in No. 4. The Mount Vernon band concert at Storm Hall drew a good crowd. performances were excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McLeon
Irk
Mir
Mes
G. Hafert
Pitt
Agnes Johnson
Elliott
Storla
Ollo Shay
Loos
Augusta Shay
Joseph Smith
Republic
Marke Jd
William Barrall
Hinton
Mero
Mel
William O'Neal
I. OM. Wooden
Lelester
Wooden
Mary Heintz
Blimer Olson
Palatine Township
Mitchell
Myrtle Hutton
Storti
Elsie Well
Storm Hall
Mount Vernon
Local Residents Welcome New Baby and Visit Across Town
Mr and Mrs Charlie Weller celebrate a baby girl born last Wednesday. Judge Burnhan traveled from Vinton Iowa to visit relatives J W Burnham and sisters Mrs A J Davie and Mrs T C Granger. Jols arrived on a visit from Marmouth North Dakota. The Schlossers and Mrs T C DeJean visited Mirehell last Wednesday. Miss Clara Finlayson now in Livingston Montana married to a Western training camp member Shelvers. J L Anderson Jett left for Sioux Falls on business. Mrs J B McDonnell of Ethan visiting her mother Mrs M Ryan. Burnham of Murdo came Saturday to spend Sunday with family. Blanche Genken Murdo teacher spent Sunday with the Burnham family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Weller
Judge Burnhan
Vinton
J. W. Burnham
A. J. Davie
T. C. Granger
Jols
Mormouth
N. D
A. R. Schlosser
T. CG. DeJean
Mirehell
Clara Finlayson
Plankinton
Jivingsion
Mont
Shelvers
J. L. Anderson Jett
Sioux Falls
Local notes on visits and travels mix with a bakery fire
Miss Anna Keithtot Pukswana arrived Wednesday for a short visit with Dr Dusseau. Many residents travel for family events with burial preparations for Bennie Lehman and training plans for Edna Brandt in Chicago. A fire at William Sheply bakery sparked two alarms, suspected arson, under investigation by the state fire marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Keithtot Pukswana
Dr. Dusseau
Mr. J. Kuchera
Burbank
Bennie Lehman
Margeson Relatives and Local Visits Noted in Week
Armour M Margeson and his wife stayed a week at the home of his brother A W Margeson. Mrs RR Slettebake traveled to Yankton Wednesday to visit her sister. Miss Elvena Green went to Yankton Wednesday to work at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Margeson
Ganten
Unclear OCR fragment references residents and travel notes
Fragmentary report highlights names and visits across Pine Ark and Florida. Mentions Mrs Moon Bates, Miss DeWalf, and others with brief travel notes and anticipated returns, including Armour and Winter seafaring remarks.
Local notices recounting travels births deaths and visits
Walter Vandrerst and Miss Sam Van den Linden appear among a string of short notes describing travel to Falls and Detroit, teaching terms near Pelmont, a birth announced for a Mr and Mrs, a Warrisan death from complications, and various visits by residents to Corsica and Aberdeen with mentions of relatives and work shifts soiled with archaic spellings and OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Vandrerst
Sinny Gily
Robert Hen Beste
Sieuy Falls
Sam van den Linden
Mileed
Dewees Dagoer
Weshire
Orsiva
Henney Ra
Detroit
Mich
T. S. Maloney
Bla Osconder Quroert
Satwry
Thore Sunn
Nutlie Robinson
I. Batlentiuis
Dinetiter
Adrian van Neeringen
State of Washington
Nick Rulhin
Nettie van der Linden
Pelmont
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Normal
Geo. J. Johnson
Corsica
Mondaixs Mire
Drus Stove
Gorsiea
Sulestin
Are Dive i
South Dakota
Various Local Visits and Military Camp Departures Near White Lake
White Lake and Mitchell area residents make short visits, travel to army training camps, and attend events. Individuals mentioned include P. G. Dunn, Maude Barnum, Jacob Gillen, John Berscheid, Ralph Twamley, Joe Haines, J. W. Barnum, Mrs. J. W. Barnum, Clara Mettel, Laura Wolt, and others visiting relatives, attending declamatory contests, or preparing for military service. Several move to Mitchell or Des Moines and journeys to Camp Funston and Fort Omaha are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Lake
P. G. Dunn
Duke Krel
Sioux Gily
Maude Barnum
Mitchell
John and
Lewis Oaks
Joseph Shedon
Herb Smith
R. W.townsend
Prencis Maguire
Harley Thomas
Myrle Mueller
Fort Omaha
Neolulian
John Jacobson
Joseph Reimer
Defr
Selleswiss la
Des Moines
N. Gross
Mbert Peterson
Pather Wkressa
Corn Palace
Robert Thompson
Manilla
Ja. W
Webster
Nick Steichen
Woessington Springs
Local Social Notices and Travels Across Mitchell Region
A garbled social column lists Mr and Mrs Wicks in Thomnx City on Wednesday and Mrs John Selimicer with her sons in Parkston. Frances Gaehvant’s daughter was in Yankton. Mrs Bul Brown visited Mitchell families. the Hayneses traveled to Mitchell to see their son and daughter. Grosz funeral attendance noted. Miller couple left for Lanark after news of a father’s death. Diefenbach and Barrackman plan Black Hills trip. Raglan returning from Mitchell to Scotland. Langdon family to Manitoba. Rev Langdon accompanied partway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickss
Thomnx City
John Selimicrer
Parkston
Bred Gaehvant
Frances
Yankton
Bul Brown
Mitchell
W. G. Haynes
Gus Grosz
Blunt
Martin Grosz
William
Miller
Lanark
Bingham
Langdon
Baby
Manitoba
Rev. Langdon
Obituary notices from OUN City with multiple deaths reported
Obituary notices detail several deaths including Mrs Was formerly of Alps Haniel Tewis and her family ties. Also noted are the deaths of Mrs Woolton and Mrs Whinkler with funeral arrangements and burials at local cemeteries. Readers learn ages and family connections among the deceased.
Local Notes from Spencer Area Skim
Community updates from Spencer and nearby areas include residents taking new jobs at stores in Mitchell and Unityville, Emma Bakertas resigning to join D Buttertindd, Miss Mitt Myers starting at Fitz store, and Hilger hardware welcoming new staff. Travelers include Fred Farteniin Ralph Wreich and Paul Dietz to Camp Benston, while Will Alexander arrives on business. Reverend Penner’s family visit from Milbank is noted along with various family moves and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rol
Pucker Gad Baby
Ruth
Tucker
Tpoesiday
Genter Ville
Picker
Eid
Wilhimake Tein
G. Lamptas
Nash
Justice
Emma Bakertas
I.hite
Sane
Watikenm
Meo
G.I. Bessie
Bi Smp
Brookines
Luther Lease
Poa
Martin of
Alexandria
Spencer
Jusine
Local Notices and Personal News From the Town
Reports include Thomas Larsen now serving on a submarine destroyer after prior service on a battleship and related naval promotions. Visitors from Chamberlain and Prest, S. D. arrive for Mrs Sedewick. A Basle dance April 20 raised funds for a local cause with community music. Jack Larson travels to Port Jogan, Goloodle draft, Misherty moves to Montana, Dent visits Ghinderlain, Pearl Baker heads to Mitchell for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Larsen
Mir Vom Larsen
Ife
Iingis
Elling Weeks
Chamberlain
Ernest Sedewick
Child
Presta
Sedewick
Local Notes From Marion and Surrounding Areas
Marion residents share travel and work updates including Henry Jowert returning from Newton Kansas and heading to Port Lossin Colorado with county boys. Henry A Splonskowski comes back from Till sview aiding Gee Kap penman while Mrs John Meehl visits Crete New Jersey. Florence Weeland heads to Sioux City and Charles Wagner returns from Idaho to Marion. Mrs W Jammer and daughter travel to Lester for a parental visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jowert
Newton
Kans
Pridary
Metook County
Port Lossin
Colo
Henry A. Splonskowski
Tillsview
Gee. Kappenman
John Meehl
Crete
N. J
Mero
Joseph Weiland
Mary Meet
Kathryn Pope
Lake Park
Wateher Oof Platte
J. J. Kateher
Marion
Joe
Platt
Swat
Kaiser
Florence Weeland
Sioux Gily
Charles J. Wagner
Vabor
Idaho
Bridal showers honor Geecil Lieurance and Viola Peppmintler
Spencer A parcel shower was held at the Clint Hamaker home last Saturday afternoon for Miss Geecil Lieurance, a bride-to-be attending a wedding on Wednesday. Miss Viola Peppmintler, also a future bride, was guest of honor at a shower hosted at the Ph CG Lueth home, and Ceril Lieurance and Wesley Walker were married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Clint Hamaker
Geecil Lieurance
Viola Peppmintler
Tionor
Lueth Tome
Ceril Lieurance
Wesley Walker
Wessington Springs Social Highlights and Visitors
Local social notes recount a May 2 wedding of Maura Miciited Pie Terie with ceremony at a farmstead west of town, a three course dinner, and multiple relatives present. Other items note Miss Kellose Sane and Miss Voki Peppmatier among guests, plus a steady stream of guests visiting area residents and travels by residents to Sioux City, Des Moines, Minneapolis, and Fort Snelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alita
Phiey Wei
Dade
Kellose Sane
Ulie
Smiths and Johnsons Compete for Public Service Reserve Enrollments
Pierre May 4 Almost from the stone age the Smith tribe has held strength in enrollment for the South Dakota Public Service Reserve but faces a hard push for honor. The Smiths show 13 members enrolled in Pierre while the Robinson family leads with 12. Browns and Joneses tie at three each as other groups lag. Indians and other names have not yet applied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Tribe of
Smith
South Dakota
Roos
Public Service Reserve
Rolinson
Browns
Joneses
Hie Larsens
Jacobsons
Mike
County Fair War Cake Prizes Proposed by Authority
G N Here Reid federal food administrator for South Dakota asks county fair boards to award prizes for wartime recipes and related baked goods. The state fair board had earlier limited prizes to conservation recipes, with small prizes in the form of war savings stamps. The ministerial association schedules a regular meeting at 10:30 Monday at the Mitchell Methodist Church for local ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. N. Herereid
South Dakota
State Fair Board
Methodist Church
Mitchell
Davison County Men Could Fill May 25 Draft Quota
A Davison County draft board projects a quota of about 25 to 28 men to be called for the May 25 draft. Officials estimate total county enlistments could reach around 25 to 40 men depending on exemptions and qualifications. The effort aims to meet statewide quotas while selecting skilled workers for technical roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worris
Morris
Dakota
Milton
Davison Eatty
Pranes
Srammnor
Diinwoody Institute
St. Paul
Wiemeehanical
Meeliseerie
DE Wisatte
Tras
Pen
Tor Duvisan
Fective den
Dunv ‘ J
Morris Announces Quota For Late May Call
General Morris from Washington announced a quota for late May supply. The state will be required to provide 1.848 units, with 4.200 entist credit previously cited. Details indicate a 1.859 sec record as the official figure in Redford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Pal
Sears
WAL Morris
Redfard
Ad- Wihomt Senerat
Ndjuint
Morri
Washington
County to call six more for loyalty questions
About six residents of the county will be summoned before the council in Mitchell to prove allegiance to the United States government. Subpoenas are being prepared as the defense investigation aims to reveal loyal conduct in ward and deed. The council plans to penance loyal citizens and cooperate with the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison
Stiles
Tairman
Howell
Abe
Mitchell
Council of Defense
Sounty
Draft resisters sent to Colorado College for training
Washington May 4 Proyvest Marshal General Crowder announced sending 150 draft resisters from Sramimer school to Colorado Springs Colorado on May 28 for selective training at Colorado College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. G
Crowder
Colorado
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Wolf gets five years in prison
Sioux Falls May 4 Conrad Kornemannan president of the South Ka hola branch of the German American league and editor of the German language newspaper here was recently convicted in the United States district court of violating the espionage act. He was sentenced to ten years imprisonment and a fine of 10000. Wolf not Kimball S J also convicted under the espionage act was sentenced to five years imprisonment and a fine of 10000. Both cases will be appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Balls
S. D
Conrad Kornnemanna
South Kahola
Iiee
Lanendee
United States District Court
Tia Eee
J. Ai. Wolf
Kimball S. J
Udder
Bothy
Wolf
Kornemanis
Teras
Wolfo
Red Cross Fundraiser At Dodd School Draws Crowd
Pvt Peek attended the Sacre boat club opening in Sioux City. Mr and Mrs Lyman Creep and daughter returned to Mitchell from California to settle property and resettle in California. Charls Boreson spoke at a Red Cross social at Dodd school No 85 Rome township prompting a large turnout. Basket auction by L E Lawrie raised 209 dollars for the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peek
Sioux City
Lyman Creep
Mitchell
California
Tallifornia
Charls Boreson
Red Cross
Dodd
Rome Township
Rising Top in Interstate Oratorical Contest
The article describes Risine of South Dakota and other finalists from Minnesota Indiana Wisconsin Michigan North Dakota and Iowa competing in divisional contests leading to a final Interstate event. Risine delivers an oration titled The Renaissance and Pride of Minnesotan history while competing for top honors. A parade is planned during Commencement week to honor the winner and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesia
Indiana
Wisconsin
Michigan
Hionis
Solithy
North Dakota
Lowa
Nebriska
Mis- Siri
Rollowine
Winnesota
Inian
Uwlinots
Anistota
Risine
Wostesin
Minnesota
Risin
Mitchell recruits set state record with April enlistments
Mitchell recruiting office reports 37 net enlistments in April after 42 sent, beating Queen City and Aberdeen totals. Study notes average height 5 ft 9 3/4 in, weight 147 1/2 lb, age 20 years 4 months, and shows Coast Artillery leading with 15 men followed by the Quartermasters Corps and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
H. A. Northrup
Queen City
Soux Paws
Aberdeen
MileHell
Huron
Piemre
Ie Chies
Pare
Grand Works
Minot
Swarts
Eliss
Swartz
Pery
Fle Swartz
Coast
Paper Reunites Two Cousins After Years Apart
Tranitais, Sele NAVI newspa reports two cousins long estranged have been reunited after reading the paper. The feature also highlights WP Hursh of Deadwood and his bid for a state office, discovered by Mrs. Guy Crawford of Troquois through a phone call linking him as her cousin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tranitais
WP. Hursh
Deadwood
Guy Crawford
Troquois
Black Hills
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neighborhood News
Hoanesetter
Glaudia Wipf
Springfield
Ellis
Will Cradwile
Janice
Jon T. Grass
Frank Wilds
Richard Mitschelknaus
Jake J. Weler
Bred J. Slalp
Ed Graber
Pheodore Woellworth
Weloek
Wolfman
Cal Jere
Anele Sani
Oklahoma
Chanp Logan
Freeman
Fred. Dirks
Ike Tiesen
John J
Joe J. Graber
Peter Koehn
Montana
Camp Lewis
Ben P. Waltner
Camp Dodge
Charles J
Jonathan F
Ila Graber Sare
Jonathan Sr
Adolf Wreicht
A. A. Waldner
Jake Delzer
J. J. Schorzman
Menno
BM Stilwell
Wipf
Walter Heiser
Jake W. Gross
Dughter
George ‘Aman
B. Boysen
Plainview
Neb
Fred’ Wipf
A. A. Wipf
Vermillion
Logan
Christ. Hilwein
Avere-Lere
Roscoe
Kennebec
Kimball
Edna Brandt
George Brandt
Wimadh
J. H. Wolf
Alderman Bad Ryan
Stoner
Iva
J. J. Silver
Perry
B.A. Slifer
Chamberlain White
A. J
Boyd
Koehfer
Robert Caglson
Whinwharl
Camyp Iunsion
Whans
W. IF. Conway
Frameps’levator Company
Robert L. Wells
Camp Funston
Kas
United States Army
Louis Lovitas
Gan’ Valles
Buffalo County
Loretta Dar
Bre
Serjeant
Heney Hardy
Phorida
DeWalf
Orcott
Mis
Mino
Ste
Tower
Scotland
Oun
Wasparia
Leretptan
Meine
Siqasity
Martin Grosaz
Lawn
Jas
Haniel Tewis
Sime Mies
Martin
Piss
Tex
Ha Woolton
Whinkler Tive
Scollind
Ed Hornet
Mott
Hal Plier
Moyvines
Hela van Werdtesdiv
Tie Peniains
Rosehill Eerngetery
Jos. Browning
BE. Browning
Ratply Waite
Frank Eoeington
Voeker
Miss Butt
Menterville
Ss. UL
W. Burmester
Dayender
Mildred
Sioun Falls
LL. V. Bradley
Bedford
Wood
Will Alexander
Bridgewater
AL Penner
Herman
Aoe Mie
Willian Steinfielt
Milbank
Wellington Springs
J. MN
le Sutton
Lower Woor
Mary Chickett
Maple Lake
Jim Franklin
Ee Prony Madison
Willia
Hottman
Modale
Oliver Sedsewleh
John Giliin
Yaenuly Penmon
Tan Phi Mouton
Lies Alouitoan
S. Moulton's
Nthel Aink
Huron Riday
Rtietti
Coles
Toleonitas
Newlawwest
Pleasant
Glavenee Cook
Wodd-White Land Agency
Pls
Winartop
JS. Barber
Addie Bromavell
Mount Ver
Wil- Hin Brodewell
Hee
Walter McMillen
Alin Pooley
Tomibers
the Null
Anni Bell Orr
Willhamy Tamond
Stouyx Caty
Wilma
Hater Farrington
Gan Valley
Wessington Springs
Mia
G. W. Gray
Miss Barrington
Vier
Lane
Barrington
Ainior Iinjlone
Ansghur Eon Aide
de Anos Tvrets
Abe Vessy
Stanley Brown
Minneapolis
Zink
Pine County
Wade
Fort Snelling
Otters
Pheurer
Joseph Ponsford
David Moulton
Winifred
R. R. Douglas
Clerks
Michael Snelley
Gilberts
John Kelley
Hampshire
Herried
W. Mitchell
County Council OF Defense
Korneman
Walt
Sioux Paris
Nas
Mitcellis
Charles Scarlet
Weennebee
Boy Scout Organization
Che
Interstate
Wesleyan
Hell Wood
Kansas
Slove Ristie
da. Holt
Westevan
Susan Plies
Paul
Walties
Cad Lot Callesa
Ypinnesta
Fran Harald
Coast Artillery
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