Pierre Tour With Tipton Fritzsche Students Explores Pierre
On Saturday April 5 seventh and eighth graders from Tipton School led by Marvin White and Fritzsche School led by Gertrude Galbreath toured Pierre. They viewed landmarks such as the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial building the Capitol dome the Verendrye Plate and Fort Pierre then visited the Governor's mansion capital lake and Ft Pierre before touring an Indian School and watching the film Youth Grows Up with Jane Withers before returning to Highmore.
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Tipton School
Marvin White
Fritzsche School
Gertrude Galbreath
Pierre
Dus
Highmore
Cen
South Dakota
North America
Missour Ri
Soldiers and Sailors Memorial
Ft. Pierre
Missouri
France
Fierre
Senate
Capital Lake
Jane Withers
Student Day Remembered At Local School
The excerpt notes a tired yet enjoyable day spent with Marvin White leading the school as the teacher. It reflects a memorable outing and the teacher's role in the event.
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Marvin White
Yard Clean Up Contest At Richland School
Pupils at Richland School held a yard clean up contest with two teams the Bluebirds and the Arrows. The Arrows won by three hundred points and hosted a party the next day on April Fool's Day with Bluebirds as guests. A treasure hunt yielded a junk box hidden in a straw pile. The group returned to the schoolhouse where a birthday song was sung for Carol and lunch was served at desks.
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Richland School
Bluebirds
Arrows
Tunch
Carol
Schools Win Spelling Contest Across District
Sunshine School joined a spelling contest at Fairfield No. 4, with Hatfield school also present. Velmer Zeigier won seventh and eighth grade, Esther Gross won fifth, Sammy Wipf won fourth, Gaylord Walters won third, Clinton S better won first grade. Winners from Hatfield and Fairfield No. 4 included Webner and others. A short program featured candy bars for the group. Miss R Ziegler taught.
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Sunshine School
Fairfield
Wendell Buckley
R. Ziegler
Lindbergh School Elects Officers
The Lindbergh School pupil Y C L held a meeting and elected officers: President Maxine Burnett, vice president Ernest Searing, secretary and treasurer both listed as Burnett Lawrence Venables. Delegates to the Y C L convention in Huron were Maxine Burnett and Ernest Searing with alternates Glen Allbee and Wanda Burnett. Lunch served by Henry Hay and Richard Burnett.
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Lindbergh School
Y.C.L
Maxine Burnett
Ernest Searing
A Burnett
Lawrence Venables
Huron
Glen Allbee
Wanda Burnett
Henry Hay
Richard Burnett
Pupils Attend Chorus Event At Wolsey Academy
All Whiteside School students traveled by bus to Wolsey for an entertainment program. Donald Scheibe read The Little Shaver while Billy Dates performed a tap dance. Lucille Fritzsche accompanied on piano for Billy. Pauline Kohlmeyer of the eighth grade notes the show between singing periods.
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Wolsey
Whiteside School
Donald Scheibe
Whiteside
Little Shaver
Billy Dates
Lucille Fritzsche
Billy
Pauline Kohlmeyer
Six candidates named for Boys State by Huron school leaders
Names of six boys nominated for Boys State membership and their sponsoring organizations were announced by Dr. Ray Stratton American Legion Boys State chairman with Supt A J Lang and Huron city schools. The event runs June 3 to 10 at the Aberdeen site following last year’s successful program.
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Ray Stratton
American Legion Boys
Supt
A. J. Lang
Huron City
South Dakota American Legion
Aberdeen
Huron Boys
Leo McGinty
William Reaves Post
American Legion
Scott Woodward
Rotary Club
Robert Murphy
Co-Operative Club
Lawrence Berg
Andrew Lang
Ronnie Manolis
Hellenic Society
the Legion
South Dakota
Huron
Chandler Beach
Harlan Blake
Supreme Court
Harold Kambak
Stratton
Three Beadie County Boys to Y C L Meeting in Pierre
Beadie County elects Delbert Larson Wilbert Hohm and Robert Sawtelle to attend the state Young Citizens League convention at Pierre on May 5 and 6. Eighth grader Larson attends Tipton School. Hohm is seventh grader from Connell School. Sawtelle from Bonilla Independent. Alternates include Don Anderson Cora Mae Hill and Shirlee McKichan.
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Beadie County
Young Citizens League
Pierre
Huron
Delbert Larson
Tipton
Marvin White
Wilbert Hohm
Connell
Liberty Township
Violet Hohm
Robert Sawtelle
Bonilla
Roland May
Don Anderson
Vernon’ Township
W. Luckey
Cora Mae Hill
Cain Creek
Lois Eden
Shirlee McKichan
M. Kuehl
Foods Program On at Handy Helpers 4-H Club Meeting
The Handy Helpers 4-Hlub of Miller met with Della Bahr and Hazel Harris and Dor othy Winegar. Demonstrations covered Buying of Canned and Dried Fruits and Storage of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables and Preparing Dried Fruits. Dor othyWinegar was named for Rural Life Sunday. Plans discussed to raise funds for club camp at Lake Herman. Bahr donated a gavel made by her grandfather Adam Mohr. Agnes Novachek led photos and songs. Henrietta Gohring and Agnes Novachek drew from the birthday box.
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Handy Helpers
4-Hlub
Miller
Della Bahr
Hazel Harris
Loig Warren
Dorothy Winegar
Rural Life
Lake Herman
Delia
Bahr
Adam Mohr
Agnes Novachek
Henrietta Gohring
Halsey School Prepares Drawings and Soap Carvings for Fair
The Halsey School works on its exhibits for the Fair with several drawings finished and soap carvings completed. Elvin plans to submit writings made with colored inks including red silver green brown gold black blue and violet inks. Some of the new writings look very pretty when finished.
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Halsey School
Elvin
Arlene Schnabel
School Finishes Spell Workbooks At Whittier School
Marilyn Rogers a Whittier School pupil reports seventh and eighth grades finish spelling work books lesson 30 completed last week with graphs in back and many earned one hundred in every lesson. Easter party at Tyrrell School on Friday April 11 included games and candy distributed by teacher Leann Schwartz under Leland Greenan. Dominion of Canada exported 90,944,800 pounds cheese valued at 12,248,600 in 1939, up from 80,898,100 pounds last year.
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Marilyn Rogers
Whittier School
Tyrrell
Leann Schwartz
Foster District No. 3
Leland Greenan
Dominion of Canada
Flashes Of Life From The Associated Press
In St Louis the Barbary sheep herd at the zoo was reduced when two animals were sold after outgrowing their pen. The next day an attendant reported the herd remained the same size, and twins were born overnight. A for sale sign is displayed again. In White Plains William Thomas, 19, received a suspended sentence after explaining why he stole a $50 typewriter from a company.
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ST. Louis
Hecause
Zoo
Good
White Plains
William Thomas
Pay Boost Sought by County Pound Attendants
In Los Angeles county, attendants at the county pound pressed for higher pay while discussing tuition support for police training. The drive highlights staffing concerns and training expenses amid public service duties.
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Munity Center
Fie
Police Training
Los Angeles
County Pound
Offsetting Weariness Raises Costs in Service Work
The account notes that workers faced aging clothing and skin wear from their duties. They claim repair costs rose, with unfriendly measures prompting a monthly salary deduction of 13 dollars, totaling 136 dollars.
Engine weight evolution faces steel driven uplift
The article notes a trend toward lighter engine weight as steel advances enable more power. Modern airplane engines weigh roughly one pound per horsepower, versus about two pounds per horsepower for the Wright brothers’ first engine, highlighting efficiency gains with material and design progress.
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Compar
Wright Brothers
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