Weather Hasn't Killed Grasshoppers Says Gilbertson
Brookings report quotes Professor George Gilbertson head of the state eradication campaign stating warm fall weather hatched rather than killed grasshoppers. He notes the hoppers are small leaf and prairie species not the destructive two-striped or Mexican types. Thousands of egg pods tested inside and outside Brookings buildings showed no sign of the feared pests.
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Hoppers
Gilbertson
Brookings
George Gilbertson
South Dakota
Fall hatching impacts pests but spares harmless varieties
The report notes that fall hatching may not eliminate all pests and will not harm the varieties considered relatively harmless. It emphasizes selective effects and ongoing management implications.
Burial Rites Held For Jack Kennedy
Funeral services were held in Grafton North Dakota for Jack Kennedy 41 who died of a heart attack while at work at the Redfield mill He leaves a wife and eight children Rosary was recited at the Coleman funeral home and the body went to Grafton for burial Interview highlights include visitors at Willow Lake from Marvin Huisenga family and Mrs Fred Poppen of Garden City
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Jack Kennedy Redfield
Jack Kennedy
Grafton
N. D
Kennedy
Redfield Mill
Coleman Funeral Home
Willow Lake
Spetial
Marvin Huisenga
Fred Poppen
Garden City
Birthday Party Honors Mrs Jungemann at Home
About 63 friends gathered at the Jungemann home near Wolsey to celebrate her 50th birthday. Honorees also included Reinhard Beyer and Catherine, Alfred, Leroy, Lillian, and Mrs Arnald Jungemann with December birthdays. Chinese checkers cards and games provided entertainment. Lunch was served late.
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William Jungemann
Wolsey
Reinhard Beyer
Catherine Jungemann
Alfred Jungemann
Leroy Steuerwald
Lillian Jungemann
Arnald Jungemann
Ministerial Group Has Christmas Party
Spink county clergymen cooked and washed dishes at the annual Christmas gathering of the Ministerial Association held Monday afternoon at the home of Rev. J. E. Robinson in Redfield. Wives provided the program with hymns, a reading by Mrs. Setex, devotionals by Mrs. Boslaugh, and a quiz won by the men. Gifts were exchanged among members.
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Spink County
Ministerial Association
J. E. Robinson
Setex
Doland
Santa to Visit at Wessington Springs
Santa Claus will visit Wessington Springs on Saturday under the Chamber of Commerce with treats for children and entertainment. A Xiwanis Club full length movie will be shown at 1:30 for rural children and 4 p.m. for town children in the school auditorium. adults may attend the evening showing.
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Santa
Wessington Springs
Santa Claus
Chamber of Commerce
Xiwanis Club
Visitors at Pierre Willow Lake End Week with Family
Mrs. Arnold Pommer and daughter Eben Marie visit Pierre to see Pommer’s parents Mr. and Mrs. William Douglas during the week.
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Pierre Willow Lake
Arnold Fommer
Eben Marie
Pierre
Pommer
William Douglas
Postnup Shower Honors New Bride Mrs Parkston
A post nuptial shower honored Mrs Parkston, a bride of a few weeks, at the home of Mrs George Turley. Hostesses included Mrs Hoy Simpson and Mrs Kenneth Nelson, sisters of the bride, Saturday afternoon.
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Parkston
Hanson
George Turley
Hoy Simpson
Kenneth Nelson
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