Notable Residents and Visitors Across Town Notes
Sunday visitations and midweek trips feature in Menno Yankton Marion and surrounding towns. Names include Jungmann Schmierer Leighton Brandetedt Roswell Nelles Getr Reister Logeman Wild Helderman Bush Novak Stevenson Goebring Wanek and others with weather impacts and local projects like a central office, car tires theft, and road work.
Memorial Day Programs and Church Services Promoted
The notice outlines Memorial Day observances and church services on Sunday May 30. Dr C G Coles will conduct at St Andrew's Episcopal at 10 30 a m, then a Presbyterian Memorial Day program at 3 p m in Mitchell featuring Dr Coles, music by the Boys Band and Chorus, prayers, and a march to the cemetery led by soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Coles
Springfield
St Andrew's Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church
Star Spangled Banner
Preyer
Prof. Williams
Dr. Coles
America
Band Soldiers
W. RC
Poultry Man Advertises Hens Roosters Ducks
Land on Saturday to pay for poultry as Geene brings in eggs. J H Minnich of Scotland S D is named The Poultry Man. Anna Doering from Tripp visited cousin Katherine Wittmer. Commencement exercises attended by Edith Dawson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dawson of Canistota. Scotland Boys Wand concert on street praised for progress. Civic League third district convention set in Scotland June 3 and 4 with program urged for ladies. Senior class and high school faculty hosted by Mr and Mrs J L Quinn with games and luncheon. Mrs Cora Moore visits between trains with Arch Gamel, freight conductor on Tripp to Stickney line. Gay Brown moves to new northeast home. Mrs Devine heads to Erie Penn for summer. husband to join later. Devine named as Scotland's teachers for next year. Sunday Schools elect delegates to state conventions in Rapid City with alternates named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Civic League
Scotland
Cora Moore
Arch, Gamel
Tripp and
Stickney
Notice to land owners and farmers about hail exemptions
Exemptions for hail insurance must be filed yearly and before June 1. It is not necessary to wait for the assessor, exemptions can be filed at any time. Stanley Kramar, County Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Kramar
Vermillion Names Miss Campbell Principal of First Grade
Miss Campbell is retained for a third year as principal and teacher at West Side School Vermillion with a salary of 1300. Readers in Scotland will be pleased by the news of her valued work. She plans to leave for Sacramento California at start of June to visit her sister Mrs Davison for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lels Canptell
West Side
Vermillion
Miss Campbell
Scotland
Jane
Sacramento
Cal
W. B. Davison
White House
Wilson
Cheia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Motor Sales & Repair CO
S. D
Siberian
F. L. Wheeler
Western Electric Power & Light
Albert Petersen
Citizen - Republican
P. A. Bliss
Nick Jungmann
Menno
John Schmierer Sr
Parket
Dr. Kooba
Mitchell
I W. Leighton
Yankton
Ray Zolnowsky
Miss Rather Treick
Marion
Mrs. L. Deming
Ed. Brandetedt
Misa Clara Roswell
McKay
Dave Nelles
Floyd Nelles
Sioux City
Meda Getr
Norwood, Minn
Mrs. Elliott
Jac. Reister
W. W. Logeman
Mrs. Whitham
G. F. Wild
Albion
Prof. Helderman
Menno Schools
Janda
Tyndall
Anton Chastka
Henry Brown
Geo. Stevenson
Fred Goebring
Highmore
Mr. Goebring
Frank Wanek
C. E. Society of the Presbyterian Church
New York State
Eugene Schneider
Chas. Bush
Ethan
Mrs. Schmidt
Vincent Novak
Devine
Carrie McLachlan
Tripp
W. C Grant
Frank Colwell
Chicago
J. C. van Ferney
D. V. M. Scotland
South Dakota
Avecciation
Bon Homme County
J. W. Cisar & Son
Seoturday
J. H. Minnich
Dak
Mies Anna Doering
Katherine Wittmerer
Scotland Boys
Wand
J. L. Quinn
Gay Brown
Presbyterian Sunday School
Eva Nelles
R. E Williams
Rapid City
Ruth Hebbert
M. E. Sunday School
J. B. Wilson
Rev
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