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Newspaper

The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1919

Page

5

Several Local Residents Visit Family and Attend Events

Mrs N A Brown visits relatives near Fairfax this week while Howard Bardwell heads to Galena Kansas and Chae Bieenman visits Ed in Lesterville. Miss Frances Mason arrives from Chancellor after completing schooling and many townsfolk attend the Woonsocket Water Carnival June 18 19 20. Church notes detail services at St Andrews Presbyterian and Memorial Day observances with sermons by local pastors and a baccalaureate at the Presbyterian church.

N. A. Brown Fairfax Howard Bardwell Galena Kans Chae. Bieenman Lesterville Frances Mason Chancellor

Presbyterian choir honors Miss Wittmayer with birthday party

Friday night the Presbyterian choir entertained by Miss Katherine Wittmayer and Mrs. Haynes in honor of leader Miss Johanna Wittmayer. Guests gathered at the church for piano duets and games, then adjourned to a pink, white, and green decorated basement table for lunch.

Presbyterian Choir Katherine Wittmayer Haynes Johanna Wittmayer Miss Wittmayer

Chas Rex Returns From Camp Caster Michigan

Chas Rex came home on Wednesday from Camp Caster in Michigan.

Chas, Rex Camp Caster, Mich

Scotland Memorial Day Program Emphasizes Uniformed Patriotism

The Scotland community urges attendance at Memorial Day exercises at 2:30 PM May 30 in the Presbyterian Church. The program features music by the Tripp Band, prayers, choirs, readings, and tributes to veterans 61 to 65, with a procession from Donley Corner at 2:15 PM.

Presbyterian Church Prof. Williams Star Spangled Banner Tripp All Soldier Boys The W. R C Donley Corner

Commencement Exercises At High School Class Day

The senior class of nine graduates, seven girls and two boys, staged a Tuesday afternoon program in the assembly room. The town praises its creditable school and honors the perseverance of the students, with performances including piano duets, recitals, a class history, prophecies, a valedictory, and the Star Spangled Banner.

Scotland

Commencement Exercises Held at Opera House with Class Motto

The class of 1919 at the Opera House held commencement with gowns, a solo by Jo Marchant, and an address by Dean McKusick on citizenship. He urged curriculum revisions to fit non college bound students and encouraged daily study without neglecting practical needs.

Opera House Misees Wittmayer Callwd Attenton

Prominent Local Figures Celebrated Without Higher Training

The program honored men and women who rose to prominence in business and professional fields without formal higher education. Miss Wittmayer and Miss Sweet performed a piano duet. Mr Wheeler awarded diplomas to the clues members. A vocal trio by Miss Baker Gladys and Jo Marchant followed, and Rev Scott delivered the benediction as the audience was dismissed.

Commencement guests and local school closings in town

Mies Lucile Carleton of Menno visited Moore home for commencement exercises. Public schools close today and teachers head home. Professors Williams and Misses Heck Brown and Bye plan to return next year. Clarence Thomas from Yankton visited mother Mrs. M A Thomas with his son Willard between trains Tuesday night. Numerous notices mention farm land ads in Hughes and Sully Counties, local visitors, hospital stays, and auto trouble delaying travel.

Mies Lucile Carleton Menno Moore Thore Prof. Williams Heck Brown Bye Clarence Thomas Yankton M A. Thomas Willard Gamel Sioux City Ethel Moore

Avoid Becoming a Nagger Card

A brief admonition urges stepping away from nagging habits. It recommends a vacation and new scenery to cure blue goggled vision, suggesting contact with the wider world helps home folks gain perspective. Practicing kindly speech is advised even when it hurts.

First Attempt to Explore Africa by Mungo Park

The first organized effort to explore Africa's interior was led by Mungo Park. He sailed for his initial voyage to the Dark Continent 128 years ago and returned after two years and seven months, having charted a large region unseen by whites, though he did not locate the River Niger's source.

Africa Mungo Park Niger

Conan Doyle's baseball blunder noted in transcript

A Boston Transcript note recalls Conan Doyle misdescribing our national game with an odd remark on catching, citing his line about long catches by the blea and tying it to a recent English reporter's score label.

Holmes Conan Doyle Boston Transcript

Forests of the Caucasus and Western Siberia

The forests of the Caucasus in Russia cover about 12 000 000 acres, mainly in the Black Sea region, roughly 20 acres per inhabitant. Western Siberia woods are estimated at 200 000 000 acres, with over half in a pristine natural state.

Caucasus Russia Black Sea Siberia

Ninety Nine Percent Attribute Poet’s Hair to Eccentricity

A wry remark questions why people assume the poet’s long hair signals eccentricity while noting the other hundredth believes the cost of a haircut keeps him unshaven. The line reflects common social judgments about appearance and finance.

Colors of Scottish tweeds from Garry river beds

Ideas for the colors in the best Scaich tweeds come from the Garry river bed in the Pass of Kil liecrankie with granite porphyry and jasper yielding rich reds grays and greens. The first bulk tweeds to London were six pieces of black and white check woven in Peebles.

Garry Killiecrankie London Peebles

Right Road to Happiness

The unselfish are the happiest those who work to make others happy and forget themselves. The dissatisfied are those who are seeking happiness for themselves.

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