Huron Hosts County Field Day For Beadle County Schools
About 2 000 Beadle county grade school pupils will compete May 3 in Huron for county field day honors. District eliminations April 25 26 set lineups for kiffenboll volley ball croquet horseshoe pitching and kite tying. District venues include Virgil Wessington Yale Cavour and Huron with district chairmen named and district 1 at Virgil.
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Beadle County
Huron
Dividea
Virgil
Sand Creek
Bure
Oak
Vernon
Kellogg
Dearborn
Carlyle
Grant
Curtis Magek
Wiolsey
H. L. Hurley
Wessington
Nance
Bonilla
Altaona
Clifton
John Potter
R. R. No
Haron
Lake Byron
Milford
Barrett
Tiberty
Foster
Bormer
Yale
Hlh
Moon
Sheffield
Richfard
Pearl Creek
Aim
Belle Prairie
Cavour
C. Hofman
Seana
Jerauld County Ad Convention Held at High School
The Jerauld county convention opened at the high school auditorium with the TRE program starting at 1 39 pm. County chairman led the salute and pledge. Performers included Harmonica duet by Edna Redman and Gertrude Eagle and songs by Fern Cartnacht Frances Ward Bernice Greene and others.
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Jerauld League
Jerauld County
C. L
TRE
Martin Ket
Leon Edna Redman
Gertrude Eagle
Our
LA Oe
Fern Cartnacht
Frances Ward
Bernice Greene
Frances Higgings
Madden School
Inview
Fairview
Herbert Schmabel Bueni
Home Sweet Homie
L. M. Valentine Echo Zimmerman
Gilbert Fite
Tsinaizie Chapel
Alice Moen Skinner
Miller School
Edna Sheppard Springs League
Dick Brysor
Prairie Maid Dairy Calf Club Meeting Report
The Prairie Maid Dairy Calf club held its regular meeting at the home of Ross Cummings Stader on April 4. All members were present except two according to Arthur Olson, club reporter.
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Prairie Maid Dairy
Stader
Ross Cummings
Arthur Olson
Reserves Meet Plans Hike for April Eleventh
Eleven girls attended the Jefferson Girl Reserves meeting on Friday April 4. The program opened with the code song and Mary Helen Warren announced a hike for April 11. A Nebraska scientist is cited claiming cats and dogs are color blind.
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Jefferson Girl Reserves
Mary Helen Warren
Nebraska
Lead Youth Lands 4 Five Pound Trout
Lead youth Norman Doody, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Doody of St Orige, caught a Lochleven trout weighing five pounds and 25 inches long from a beaver dam in lower Falsebottom creek at about 5 30 Sunday night. It took him 35 minutes to land the fish, his pole snapping in the struggle, and the trout was displayed today in Searle meat market window on Main Street.
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Lead
Falsebottom Creek
Norman Doody
Frank Doody
St. Orige
Lochleven
Norman
Searle
Main Street
Virgil Teacher Moves to Lennox High School
Miss Kelly, head of the English and music departments at Virgil high school, will take a promoted position at Lennox high school. She has served Virgil for two years as the English and music chief. Lennox high school enrolls about 100 students.
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Virgil
Lennox
Miss Kelly
Virgil High School
Lennox High School
Lee's Hustlers Host To Double C Pig Club Meeting
Lee's Hustlers Potato club met at the Otto Meyer home on Friday evening April 4. Florence Goranson reports about 30 members from both clubs attended. Lillian Christensen, president of the potato club, conducted the meeting with a program from the Double C Pig club. the rest of the evening was spent in outdoor games and a hostess lunch.
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Lee’s Hustlers
Lee's Hustlers
Otto Meyer
Florence Goranson
Lillian Christensen
Potato Club
Madison opens new municipal administration building
The official house warming and dedication of Madison’s new fifty thousand dollar municipal administration building was held Friday evening. A fitting ceremony opened the event followed by a tour of the structure’s departments and a lunch served by the volunteer fire department. Guests praised the building as an ideal home for city operations.
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Madison
Fire Department
Hand 4 H Club Grows Members in Hand County
The Baby Park 4 H club has 12 members from Holden Alpha Green Leaf and Florence townships in Hand County. Leslie Croll leads locally with Henry De Long, district club agent, giving a free demonstration on keeping records at a recent meeting. Mrs Ben Croll provided lunch.
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Baby Park Club
Holden
Alpha
Greenleaf
Florence
Hand County
Glenn Greenacre
Leslie Croll
Henry de Long
Ben Croll
Wessington Club Sets Attendance Record At Dairy
The Wessington Pioneers Dairy Calf club met at the home of James and Arthur Gaughan and reported a 100 percent attendance. Plans for a spelling contest were made for the next session. The club meets monthly with lunch and social games. The next meeting is April 14 at John Gaughan's home. a membership drive added one new member at the last meeting.
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Wessington Club
Wessington Pioneers Dairy
James
Arthur Gaughan
John Gaughan
Aberdeen Editor Resigns to Join Grand Forks Herald
Aberdeen news announces E. C. Eyler resigns as managing editor of The American News to accept a night editor and political writer post at The Grand Forks Herald. Eyler will leave Aberdeen today for the new assignment.
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Aberdeen
North Dakota
E. C. Eyler
American News
Sioux Falls
Grand Forks Herald
Eyler
Eyler Named Managing Editor of Sioux Falls Paper
Glenn E. Martz succeeds McKeever as telegraph editor at The American News firm Sioux Falls Press. Eyler has worked under the Bimball McKeever regime and became managing editor after J A Mathews bought the paper in August 1928. Ground Forks Herald, owned by M M Oppegard, is among North Dakota's leading dailies with a large regional circulation.
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Glenn E. Martz
Telegraph
The
American
McKeever
Hitchcock Seniors Choose Play for Class Event
Hitchcock April 9 senior class selects Am I Intruding as the class play directed by Harriet Selyst. The performance is set for April 30 and details follow.
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Hitchcock
Hitchcock High School
Harriet Selyst
Local Scout Troop Formed Sponsored by American Legion
May 1 notice lists cast members Mrs Hastings Esther Swartz Blair Hoover Lee Waeckerle Earnest Rathburn Chriss Glanzer Marjory Vare ufa Murphy Dickie Waldron Bernard Payne Mona Irene Armstrong Horace Vare Guy Thomas Violet Vare Julia Morris Peter Edwin Phillips Dora Nadine Van Voorhis Gerald Mays Ardin Sallquist Jane Hulda Scheib. The new troop meets Monday evening. Ree Heights veterans nearby. Rev Theodore Meckel scoutsmaster. Harry Gardner chairs troop committee. Three patrol leaders elected. Tenderfoot tests under their direction.
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Mrs. Hastings
Esther Swartz
Blair Hoover
Lee Waeckerle
Earnest Rathburn
Chriss Glanzer
MarjoryVare
Ufa Murphy
Dickie Waldron
Bernard Payne
Mona
Irene Armstrong
Horace Vare
Guy Thomas
Violet Vare
Julia Morris
Peter
Edwin Phillips
Dora
Nadine van Voorhis
Gerald Mays
Ardin Sallquist
Jane
Hulda Scheib
Ree Heights
The
American Legion
Harry Gardner
Theodore Meckel
Ree Heights Scouts Form New Troop Twenty Boys
Ree Heights forms a Boy Scout troop with twenty boys after a preliminary meeting led by area executive Fred C Eggers. The effort aims to organize local youth under scouting activities and leadership.
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Legion
Ree Heights
Fred C Eggers
Vinol advertised to restore thin nervous children
A vintage drug advertisement claims Vinol feeds thin nervous people by supplying iron calcium and cod liver peptone. It cites a testimonial from Mrs Henderson noting a pale child gaining two pounds weekly after using Vinol.
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Alpena
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Haynes Commander Right
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Masonic Temple
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Huron, S. D
Asc
D. B. Richards
Agency
Lampe Bldg
Iintl
Phont
Bill Haines
Paramount Pictures
Bill
Polly
Marie
William Haines
Leila Hyams
Polly Moran
Marie Dressler
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
U.S
Paramount Sound News
Lillian Roth Ax Carroll
Sid
Four Winds
Hart Schaffner & Marx
C F Koepp & Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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