Banquet and tea scenes punctuate Mitchell society
News of social events in Mitchell includes a Wednesday tea hosted by Mrs. F L Ransom and Mrs. Haney at 837 East Path Avenue with forty guests. A Phi society banquet in Dakota Werlevyan featured toasts on the Red Cross and veterans, followed by a M F Sunday school luncheon with pink and white decor and guest stewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.L Ransom
Ars
Dick Haney
Haney Homie
East Path Avenue
C. McGrath
Beth Jones
Florence Dere
Dorothy Seakin
Sid
Merle Heys
Vera Wilson
Jeprostamrom
Phos
Ruby Mills
The
Kappa
Laurit Miller
Gardner Watkins
AL Trimpet
S. D. van Tenthuysen
Call
Mitewell
Afale
Herbert A. Hardy
Jones
Viva Pearson
Louise Notson
MiSs Pope
Phin
M. F
Myrtle Pope
Mabel Tarnes
White Lake
Kretehmer
Chicaso
SD. van Benthuysen
Etta Lehman
Dorothy
Clara Hall
Millie Church
High School Affairs in Woonsocket Chronicle
Readable notes describe a burst of senior class events from May to mid May in Woonsocket, including dinners, luncheons, theater trips, and a school farewell celebration. Mentions Mrs Blanche Walters and Miss Henrice Dantes as organizers, with decorations in pink and green and meals at several homes and venues.
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Woonsockets
Scont
Iuscheon
Chas. W. Moore
Blanche Walters
Henrice Dantes
Tnt
Stine Maurine Moore
Marian Keller
Kite Can
Incheon
Air
CN. White
Helen White
White
Mesdames F. C. Pier
Mark Wertz
L. I
McDonald F
Cecil Sefons
Royal Jets
Lyle
New Merchants Hotel
B. J. Woodbury
Poisoned candy case hits Deadwood as man pleads guilty
Rudolph Fredericks 26, a Homestake millman, admitted sending poisoned candy through the mail to 17 year old Ten Fy Clark of Aladdin Wyoming after a failed romance. The letters claimed to come from Mabie Clark of Whitewood. Clark ate one candy and survived. Fredericks pleaded guilty after a federal grand jury indictment. Separately, Porter Lotharo, arrested in Omaha for impersonating a federal officer, pleaded guilty. his trunk held photos and letters from victims who testified.
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Deadwood
S. D
Rudolph Fredericks
Homestake Mining Company
Fy Clark
Aladdin
Urottier
Fredericks
Clarke
Mable Clark
Whitewood
Michigan
Bredericks
Mabie Clark
Alladin
Clark
Porter
Gay Lotharo
Omaha
Hit
Good pay for killing wolves and coyotes
A counts auditor reports bounty payments for wolves and coyotes killed by a professional hunter over recent months. He lists nine gray wolves and twenty five coyotes, with extra payments from ranchers totaling about 75 dollars per gray wolf and 50 dollars per other wolves. The record notes a productive day featuring a large female wolf and pups.
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Fos
Walt
Delore
Caster
Cous
Rexion
Memorial Day Sham Battle Planned in Pierre
A Memorial Day program features a sham battle on Capitol Lake with two model Civil War ships the Monitor and Merrimack. Local militia, W A C members, and civic groups join the parade and a 25 by 40 foot flag carried by students before fireworks, music, and a flag display.
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Pierre
Monitor
Sfersimae
Fante
Linatad
Capitol Lake
Capitol Grounds
W. It.c
Amaitorium
Sons of Veterans
Opera House Evening Exercises Attract Large Crowd
A lively audience gathered at the theatre Tuesday night to enjoy a well arranged program. The stage was decorated in red and gold with a motto overhead. Plans for a future horserace meet and a Road Carnival are being organized by local businessmen, while a bank near here shows conservative roots despite recent cold and rainy weather impacting farming activity. A woman from Valley claims ownership of a house and lot and seeks proper title or mortgage action to settle the property.
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Wulen
Prair
Fie
Euma Media Jan
Elas Das Etarclsen
Bitc Nessmen
Lombard Tins
Lumbard
More Children Reading Books in Week
The report shows a larger week of children's reading at 31 percent of the total 182, with 29 percent nonfiction. Story hours drew about twenty children split between two tellers, and next Saturday a new reader in charge will invite children to read and draw for home reading at 10 Felock. The board subscribed to The New York Times book section for two weeks, with pictures first shown on wall then kept in the children's room. New books include The social aspects of foreign missions by W T L Rayne of Brown University, noting missionaries’ social achievements across five areas.
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Tiver
Murray
Oldress and Kitts Tower
Alls Holst
Felock
New York Sunday Times
Amon
W. TL. P. Rayne
Brown University
War talk by Dillon sparks cautious stance on international affairs
Congressman Charles Tall Dillon cautions that the United States should be careful and deliberate in international relations. He discusses defenses observed in the Panama Zone and notes advances in canal entrances and mine defenses. He plans no early political announcements and will tour the district this summer.
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Charles Tall Dil Yankton
United States
Dillon
Panal
Army Engineering Corps
South Dakota
Mitchell Man Elected Master of South Dakota Odd Fellows
By a 91 to 54 vote the 1.0.0. Rand Lodge elected Samuel W. Rowley of Mitchell grand master of the I.O.O.F. in South Dakota at Hot Springs. The session also approved an 80 by 42 12 foot addition to the Odd Fellows home with a per capita tax to fund construction.
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Rand Lodge
Hot Springs
Sioux Pals
Amuel W. Rowley
Mitchell
South Dakota
Iide
Grand Lodge
Larson
Aberdeen
Henry Oberteen
Dell Rapids
Harvey J. Mice
Miron
Goo
W. Shaw
Springfield
AL IP. Clough
Maison
Katley Harrette
Watertown
Sor
Rowley
Rebekah
Odd’ Fellows
Howe
Dell Staples
Heigth
J. , Hall
Wallace
Tessie Parsons
Vale of Ye Association
George J. Jarvis
Order
0. C. Look
Alice A. Mulnard
Rebekah No
Cr. Baeh
M. Hemarks
Charles Barrette
Eretaries
Harvey 3
Rice
Pacem
Kimball Woman Seeks Divorce After 43 Years of Marriage
Mrs Clara Ball of Madison elected Rebekah Assembly president as the Grand Lodge session closes in Kimball South Dakota. The state home at Dell Rapids will receive a 5 cent per capita tax levy funds. Mrs Ellen Kingsbury of Parker re elected to home board. Mrs Kay re Patton of Sioux Falls active in state affairs.
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Grand Lodge
Rebekah
Sit ‘Holl
Omaha
Bekah Assembly
Clara Ball
Madison
Ellen Dana
Armour
Mabel Bertrand
Deadwood
Hartle 'P. Borland
Sioux Falls
S. D
Fuller
Ellen Cult Court
Sarah V. Kingsbury
Parker
Henson
Valley Springs
Ibert Benson
Erand
Rebekahe
Kimball
Dell
Kimball” High
Ly Ten Rapids
C. J. Bach
Hurley
Geo
WW. Snow
Springfield
J. M
Kay Re Patton
Bankers of Group Four to Meet in AUitehell Next Week
South Dakota Bankers' association Group Four will gather in AUitehell Thursday. Delegates hail Aurora, Torauld, and Sanborn. Two speakers discuss the federal reserve act and the South Dakota bank guaranty act. A Mitchell–Letch baseball game is planned. banquet led by A B Darling. Secretary James J Lahey presides. Program mailed early next week.
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South Dakota Bankers' Association
Auitehell
Lre
Aurora
Torauld
Sanborn
Federal Reserve Banking Act
New South Dakota Bank
Mitchell
Leteh
Darling
Western’ National Bank
Wole
Strat Natal Bank
J. W. Bryant
Mimercial & Savings Bank
Tadwig Lovinger
White Lake
James J. Lahey
Mitchell National Banke
New Grand Master Rowley Leads South Dakota Odd Fellows
The South Dakota Grand Lodge elected S W Rowley as the new grand master, the youngest in the order’s history with ten years of membership. Officers including Hughes, Herron, Gibson, Palmer, and Mossman were appointed with personal bonds replaced by surety bonds. The session praised retiring officers and the fraternal press, and set an annual dinner with Zinaitich Sy as president and Dang as secretary-treasurer.
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Jeannot
S. W. Rowley
Mitewell
Sfitehell
Grand Lodge
Rev
NR. B. Hughes
Springeld
W. A. Herron
Gettysburg
J. W. Gibson
Salem
C. B. Palmer
Brookings
Grand Guardian
A. J. Mossman
Deadwood
Grand Herald
Mr. Rowley
Order
God Fellowship
South Dakota
Tor
Mitchell
Emerson
Artiele
Zinaitichsy
Yankton
Rene F. Dang
Armour
Treasuer
The
Oreealzation
Call to Prayer for Methodists in Time of War
A Washington dispatch reports Methodist Bishop Cranston urging universal prayer across churches for peace in Europe and the world. He calls members to ceaseless intercession, condemns war’s madness, and asks pastors to lead prayers at every service and gathering until peace prevails and compassion heals nations.
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Washington
Eplacor Nal Church
America
Europe
Falier
Delalf
Epworth League
Urope
Tony
Chase to Make Finale Saturday at Wesleyan Meet
Dakota Wesleyan hosts Yankton college in a dual track and field meet Saturday at 2 pm on the college Tell. Melvin Chase, Wesleyan's premier athlete, aims for top showings in his final Wesleyan appearance, with Capt. Woodwait, Cass, Knox, and John Berry also noted as strengths. The academy baseball team faces Spencer High Saturday at 10:30 am on the college diamond.
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Dakota Wesleyan
Yankton College
Wesleyan
Melvin Chase
Yankton
Chase
John Berry
Cedar Rapids
Woodwait
Cass
Knox
Fonda
Academy
Spencer High School
College Diamond
Episcopalians Raising Fund Targeting South Dakota Churches
South Dakota Episcopal churches plan a Whitsunday offering on May 23 to cover a general board deficit. The “One Day Income” drive has raised over $19,000, backed by endorsements from the presiding bishop, state bishop, emergency fund committees, and local ministers. The state campaign is led by a committee including Dr Alliey Aberfiers, Rev McRae, Hyslop, Deloria, and Siegfriedt, with annual outside gifts totaling about $75,000.
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South Dakota
Whitsunday
Missions
Episcopal Church
State Board of Omissions
Alliey
Aberfiers
Mcrae
W. Hyslop
Deloria
Mission Board
Generos Iy
Ito Mt Fromm
Chuerh
Sohalinka
Marys
Neeme
S. Mary
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F. Fox
Dr. King
Sioux
J.C. Chapman
Cumibow
J. A. Bobb
Tweilie
Bobb
Mes
A.B. Darling
C. B. Vermilles
Frank Samson
C. Florence Johnfield
E. Fiske
B. W. Fiske
Frank Hyde
C. W. Coursey
Florence Johnston
Isfts
Alexandria
William Durkee
F. A. Samson
Marie
Ero
Frances Shepard
Daisy Sellas
Richard Kurvink
Margaret Potter
Amanda Weller
Thomas Shepard
Violet Sharp
Doris Frank
Marie Frank
Darrell Coacher
Flas Foss
Stevens
Esther Ball
Elna Niri
Orreta’ Rainey
Ila Peterson
Clarerence Peterson
Phopho Carlson
Dorothy Metin
Sorosis Club
Lauritz Miller
St J
James Lauritz Miller
Herbert Hardy
Chas, Jones
Robert Khoatensen
Ed Merrily
Ivan Ea
SHAM
Sons OF Veterans AT
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Merrimac
Valley
el Aide Perfect
City Library
Ongressman
Samuel W. Rowley
I. C. C. B. Grand Lodge
Guy Sailsyur
Geddes
Cirle D. Henton
Spearfia Joe
W.K. Burlingame
City Hall
Old Fellows
Revekahs
Wagner
Episcopalians Raising
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