Corn Club Promises Better Seed and Local Varieties
Spink County aims to enroll farm boys and girls aged 10 to 18 in a 1940s corn club. J D Fargo notes the program will foster superior corn production and seed exchange locally. J A Bal isbury adds seed saved by members will be planted on fathers farms next year. Each member must grow and care for corn and exhibit a ten car sample at a county fair.
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Rede My LD
Spink County
Todfield Bias Nis Club
Phe
Phe Eclubt
J. D. Fargo
J. A. Balisbury
Kiwanis
Anc
Meni Fall
Lane Community News and Social Tidbits
Lane society note spans visits from Mitchell and nearby towns, with residents like Frances Green and Jos tler Keiser weekending in town. Local events include Lane high school program, aid society meetings, and multiple family visits, plus a fall injury and a paraly sis scare.
St Lawrence notices and town updates from Long Prairie area
ST LAWRENCE A L Fretts visits his son Sid Tvitts in Mew Castle Wyo. The basket social scheduled for Wednesday night April 24 was postponed to May 2. High school baseball practice under H Harrington. Mrs RR Sedam and daughter and Mrs Frets dined with Mrs John McCullom for her birthday, mother Mrs Sedam ill. Mrs Charles Shepherd ill this week from a cold. Oscar Magness home from Lidia with mule load. Mrs Adolph Tyler honored at a surprise party with over 30 women at her country home. Mrs Charnock and children back from Sieuwes Falls. Community Church official board met for summer plans. Deerance Cole broke arm at depot. John Wisher helping on farm. Ralph and Myron Rice working on local farms. Myron moved from Brookings to farm work. Miss Anna ONeill to teach high school Frederick after Yankton college in June. Miss Ruth Bice home from Ontario. teaches home economics at Onida High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Fretts
Mew Castle
Wyo
Sid Tvitts
H. Harrington
RR. T. Sedam
Frets
John McGullom
McCullom
Sedam
Charles, Shepherd
A. C. Magness
Oscar Magness
Lidia
Adolph Tyler
St. Lawrence
Charnock
Sieuwes Falls
Community Church
Deerancé Cole
C. Cole
John Wisher
Ralph
Myron Rice
Myron
Brookings
Anna O'Neill
Yankton
Frederick
Ruth Bice
Ontola
Miss Bice
Onida
Hitchcock Events Include Choir Musical and Card Party
The M. I. church choir plans a Sunday concert on May 5 with a silver collection for new music. The Rebekah lodge hosts a public card party on Monday April 29 at 8:30 PM in the I O C hall. Frankie Stecker visits Taylon as the senior play All for Charity proceeds.
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M. I
Rebekah Lodge
Frankie Stecker
Taylon
Weather Delays Weekly Schedule To Tuesday Next Week
Inclement weather causes postponement of events this week shifting activities to Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. Community figures including Mr and Mrs Neil D Annis and others attended an initiation service in Redfield Tuesday evening.
DeBauche Family Illness and Local Weather Delay Sowing
In Sheffield, Mrs Jad Rampant and Oris Gheadman, listed as ill for weeks, are improving. Rainy weather has delayed farmers in the vicinity from completing sowing of small grain.
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Andra
Jad Rampant
Oris Gheadman
Wayland Notes on Fishing Trip and Local Events
Special correspondents report townsfolk nearWayland Cotter wood lake Sunday fishing trip details. Mrs Grant Byers seriously ill caregiver Mrs Carl Douglas, Miss Pearl Benson and Miss Lurain Pratt teachers attended a Miller area meeting. Hand county bridge crew works on south town approaches under Omar Eric Miller supervision. Mr and Mrs A Martin of Burdette visited Monday.
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A.martin
Burdette
Pleasant View Extension Club Health Foods Demonstration
Mrs. Iver Anderson hosted the Pleasant View Extension club on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Ben Puffer and Mrs. Witney Mortimer led a health foods demonstration. Mrs. Puffer aided in entertaining and the hostess served refreshments at the close. Willia Davis is driving a new Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iver Anderson
Pleasant View
Huron visits and school events highlight week
James Hammer Andrew Olson and Hans Sohansen toured Huron for a business trip. Dr Morrison of Dakota Wesleyan College spoke to Huron high school students. Ruthie Sutler from Huron College visited home. The junior senior banquet at Anna Smith home featured pink and white decor, toastmaster E C Sims, and favorable remarks on performances by Russell Timtw and Miss Far- Lnalyst. Senior activities included Redfield show attendance and a Singing Fool view. Ben Anderson and Anna visited Huron. Scouts and captain Catherine Janowski joined a hover hike after school. The Triand Bid Bridge club met with prizes won by Mrs Phillips Neil Annis and Anna Smith families.
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James ‘Hammer
Andrew Olson
Hans‘ Sohansen
Huron
Drv. Morrison
Dakota
Wesleyan College
MiLchell
Jimma
Welas
Huron Hursday
Ruthie Sutler
Huron College
Seeker
Anna Smith
Be. C. Sims
Russell
Timtw
Far- Lnalyst
Redfield
Banequet
Dad Benedict
Ben Anderson
Anna
Huron’ Nuesday
A.hieh
Neil D. Annis
Eton
Triand Bid Bridge Club
Mesdames
Otto Phillips
Alec Phillips
A. P. Schieb
Phillips
Anna. Smith
Yale Church Plans Exterior Painting and Wall Addition
A side wall will be built to the elated structure as the church exterior is slated to be painted. Mr and Mrs Allen Gaughran moved to Vivian and Harrold Sunday. A male chorus from near Carpenter will give a sacred program at the Yale church Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Clarence Dugdate son and Miss Olive Larson visited Jay Maass home Sunday and Mrs F ved Weicke of near or visited in Yale. Art Maass returned from Oregon.
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Allen Gaughran
Viviam
Harrold
Gaughran
Carpenter
Yale
Clarence Dugdate
Olive Larson
Jay “Maass
F Ved Weicke
Near Or
vArtMaass
Oregon
Local Notes From Week With Various Residents
Extension lab met with Marie on Wednesday afternoon. Gary Harding returned home from North Dakota where he had been working. Richard Haeder has a new Chevrolet sedan. Otto Zelvelloff attended a meeting in Huron Tuesday evening. Earl Novi visited Mrs. Pratt over the weekend. Mr. Rentschig moved into a building north of the office. Commercial club planned a meeting Tuesday night. Blanche Porter spent the weekend at home while attending Normal at Aberdeen. Mrs. Oscar Garlson visited the Maass home en route to Huron. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Garry and family were Sunday guests near Bancroft. Yate Meat Market interior painting underway.
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Carl Jensen Bone
Ruth Brown
Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell
Marcella Brown
Lane
Mire
Fern Clodt
Wes- Springs
Albert Arhatt
Bhuer Swensoh
Roy Bunderfield
St.Paul
Plank- Taton
Ann
George Pawlowski
Rufus ‘Tollifsen Ot Cuthbert
Lane High School
I. B. Dodd
Aid
Burch- Trotter
W. L Smith
Lanse Ir
Martin
Neil D. Annis
Tiina Webb
Anta Smith
Alice Seaman
Redfield
Sayer
Russel
Brandt
Gilbert
Boorse
Orpha
Marion Aegner
North Dakota
Wegner
Marieet
Gary Harding
Norlly Dakota
Richard Haeder
Otto Zelvelloff
Huron
Luterion
Llomuirs
Alys
Earl Novi
Castlewoot
Aberdeen
Oscar Garlson
Carpenter
R.A
Weslington Community Notes and Local Illnesses
Mr and Mrs Charles White were summer guests of L Legin and family Sunday. Edward Stratman shows slight improvement after severe burns from an explosion at home. The Laties Aid meeting was postponed due to weather with a new date to be announced. Families including Zerfas and Piersons report illnesses. several residents have influenza but none at serious risk.
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Charles White
L. Legin
Edward Stratman
Charles Prohaska
Elma Brown
Zerfas Camily
Watertown
Holdy
Farnsworth
ETO
Nis
Emil Pierson
Curtis
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Gert Culler
Bermuga
Calif
Cutler
Hitchcock
Sheffield
Wayland
C. Cooper
Obie Strest
Wiet of
Hamilton Beach
Good Housekeeping Institute
Taras
Jon Beach
Mfa
Racine
Johnson & Sewell
Oakland
Pontiac
Michigan
General Motors
Samaritan Hospital
Dakota Avenue
Lmon
Selen “Sultana
Weslington
Dakota Ave. South
Associated Retailers
IF Ceneral
Motors
Seton
Fisher
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