Christmas Comings and Travels Across the Community
Local residents make Christmas visits and travel to nearby towns. J L Meighen heads to Tyndall last Thursday, Emma Weber to Eureka, and Frances Mason from Chancellor joins family in town for Christmas. Henry and Mrs Wenzlaft visit Armour relatives. Paul Treick returns from Eureka for holidays. A busy week of social visits, church events, and plans for winter travel includes Koobs family to New Orleans for postgraduate study and other trips to Sutton, Lesterville, and Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Meighen
Tyndall
Emma Weber
Eureka
Henry Wenzlaft
Armour
Paul Treick
H. J. G. Koobs
Val
New Orleans
Rev Dr Coles to Lecture at State University Vermillion
The Rev Dr Coles is set to deliver his famous lecture South Africa the find snd the People at the State University Vermillion on January 22. A baby boy blessed Mr and Mrs Ray Young Munday who report mother and child doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coles
South Africa
State University
Ray Young Munday
Red Cross Studies Disaster Preparedness Manual
A partial result of a study on disasters including the Minnesota forest fire Fergus Falls storm and the Tyler tornado prepared by Walter M Weat of the Civilian Relief Northern Division Red Cross has been viewed by national headquarters in Washington for disaster preparedness implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Fergus Falls
Tyler
Washington
Walter M. Weat
Department of Civilian Relief
Northern Division
Red Cross
South Dakota Campaign Aims to Revitalize Rural Schools
Statewide effort led by State Superintendent Fred L. Shaw and Governor Norbeck, with 80 lecturers, runs Oct 27 to Nov 16, visiting all counties. The plan uses a four year rotation for vitalized agriculture and related subjects to connect home and school, promoting equal educational opportunity for rural youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lara Phillips Markley
South Dakota
Fred L. Shaw
Norbeck
P. G. Holden
International Harvester Company
Shaw
Holden
Erest
Hven
Dask
Cory Jid
Missouri
Oklahoma
Sau Dakota
Not childish at seventy three says dear old lady
A seventy three year old Indianapolis woman is described as charming and busy. She knits for soldiers and now embroideres a dress for a baby. She asserts she is not childish and shares her philosophy to avoid self pity by helping others. Local grocer calls her dear and a grand success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis News
Sunday Prayer Sparks Gov Inspectors Secret Message
Sunday morning at a village church the congregation sits in stillness until the pastor begins prayer. A government inspector, reaching for a notebook, mutters about secret communication with the Almighty without a federal permit, warning that Burleson will hear of this.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ny Socret
Burleson
Portrait talk by Robert Henri on pretenders in art prices
The New York painter criticizes buyers who flaunt wealth by chasing old masters at billion-dollar prices. A cryptic anecdote about a Chicago sausage maker and Whistler is cited, illustrating hollow knowledge beside costly art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olly
Robert Henri
New York
Henri Bald
Chicago
Whistler
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Edison
Sokoloff
Case
Middleton
Hempel
Matzenaar
Spalding
C. G. Max
Scotland
S. D
Canada
Mr. Edison
Pringe
Albert
Prince Albert
P. A
Streen Albert
Hocis
Jimmy
RSI
N.C
Paas
Frances Mason
Chancellor
A. R. Sullivan
Arkansas
Thos. Davis
Frank Wanek
Paul Zerbe
Elm Springs
R. E. Williams
Yankton Hospital
W. C. Haynes
McKay
Eugene Schneider
Lesterville
Mrs. Roswell
Alex Brown
Rey Wm R. Scott
Presbyterian Church
Sioux Falls
Mrs. Scott
Paul Lendmann
Frieda Landmann
Sutton
Neb
N. G. Bender
Ruth Grogsheutsch
Sioux City
Johnson
Johnson Fuel Co
Scranton
N. C
Ohio
Methodist
Presbyterian
M. Eb, Sanday’ School
Myrtle
Monty
H P Lareen
Huron
Santa Fe
Mex
Harriot
Car
Worn
F F Waring
Spirit Lake
George
Waring
The
Springfield Times
Campaign For
Department of Public Instruction
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