Social and Club Activities Gather for Holiday Events
C B U Club members met at Lara Brandmire's home on Wednesday afternoon with Lara elected secretary for the year. Bridge at three tables awarded prizes to Lois Derscheid and Rose Cranston, lunch served by Lois Derscheid and Mildred Kutzler. Christmas meeting set for December 18 at Brandmire's home. C B U Chile members and families enjoyed a Friday party at the Arenam home with five table bridge and prizes to Kathryn Main and Ed Korte. Midnight refreshments provided by the committee. Chapter F P E Q held a Christmas dessert luncheon at Miss Gertrude Null's home with hosts and guests, jams and fruit sent to county sanitarium and needy families, and a silver offering for the needy. Guests included Mrs. M A Nordby and Mrs. M S Crawford from other chapters. E L Bayles sang from the Messiah with accompaniment by Mrs. Rayburn. Faculty Wives hosted a dinner and Christmas program at Lincoln School gym, featuring a TOAST by Duane Shepersky and a program on Christmas in various regions, with Santa Claus and carols. Huron Bridge Club sessions saw high scorers Mrs. Max Royhi and Mrs. William Eilers, with prize money redirected to the Iron Lung fund. Next meeting set for January 7. leaders in cumulative scores are Mrs. E B Dinneen and Mrs. Carl Lampe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulah Arteman
Lara Brandmire
Lois Derscheid
Rose Cranston
Mildred Kutzler
C. B.U. Chile
Areman
Kathryn Main
Ed Korte
Gertrude Null
Karl Lampe
FE. C. Grothe
A.L. Kinkead
George Vanderstein
A. Chamberlain
M. A. Nordby
Howare
M. S. Crawford
Spearfish
Camden Rayburn
E.L. Bayles
Lincoln School
Duane Shepersky
America
Delbert Reutter
High School
Duane Smith
Norway
Hager
South America
C. D. Dunbar
C. H. Christianson
Royhi
Eilers
Huron Bridge Club
Marvin Hughitt Hotel
Max Royhi
William Eilers
Chester N. White
Howard Miller
George Sheeks
D. Hansawitz
F. J. Schmidt
E. C. McKenzie
LR. Crawford
A. A. Chamberlain
E. B. Dinneen
Carl Lampe
George van
Local Names in City Directory Fragments
Fragmentary OCR lists names and addresses including Derstein 14614 Mr and Mrs Chest er N White 648 A B Berg and H Hedblom 146 Frank Kearney and Walt Tranter 625 and Mr and Mrs A A Chamberlain 621.
Two Day Business Trip for Mrs Ethel Swayze in Sioux Falls
Mrs Ethel Swayze of the Greater South Dakota Association leaves by train for a two day business visit in Sioux Falls. Also reported are births in Huron Hospital and local ads noting furriers and gift items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Swayze
Greater South Dakota Association
Sioux Falls
Eilers’ Furriers
Advi
Clyde Hurley
Wessington
Huron Hospital
Melvin Clyde
R. J. Bitner
Kansas City
Chris Jansen
Nebraska Avenue
Kiel Bros., Inc
Bilers
Sam M. Walters
Carpenter
Huron
Edna Forbes
C. D. Forbes
Peterson
Woonsocket
Woolworth's
Daniel Greens
Tunell's
Helen Hemerly
Highmore
Tunell’s
W. E. Peterman
Marie Rensch
Henry Gunderson
Vernice
Leslie
Lake Preston
Walter Kinsman
Minneapolis
Veterans Hospital
Liquidation Of Rural Credit Costs Seven Jobs
Pierre, Dec. 18. Rural credit liquidation will cost seven more employees their jobs by January 1, as Director Millard G. Scott announces a district reorganization. Four fieldmen and three stenographers will be discharged, with assurances sought that replacements will be found in other state departments.
Pugsley Memorial Noted Nebraska Educator Leader
Nebraska farmer obituary recalls Dr. Pugsley a former state college administrator and constitutional convention member who expanded State College programs and agri culture outreach. Survived by widow Lilian Florence Pugsley mother Ida Pugsley of Woodbine Ill and son Albert a Nebraska University architecture instructor. Funeral Friday at Woodbine First Church of Christ at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Farmer
Lincoln
Nebraska Board of Agriculture
Lilian Florence Pugsley
Ida Pugsley
Woodbine
Ill
Albert
Nebraska University
First Church of Christ
Doctor Pugsley Retires From Agricultural Service
The article notes Dr. Pugsley’s long advisory role across northwest farming groups and his work with Secretary Henry C. Wallace before 1923. He served as first assistant to the secretary, contributed to reorganizing department activities, and remained nonpartisan, earning praise for impartial service in American agriculture. He was later appointed to the International Institute of Agriculture in Rome in 1913 with support from William Jennings Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Henry C. Wallace
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Doctor Pugsley
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Pugsley
Harding
International Institute of Agriculture
Rome
Wilson
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Chancelor Avery
University of Nebraska
Pugsley A Pioneer In Nebraska Agriculture And Public Service
Dr. Pugsley born 1878 on a Woodbine farm rose from Woodbine Normal School to University of Nebraska agronomy and farm management head. He led Nebraska extension and boys and girls club work, edited Nebraska Farmer, served under Secretary Wallace, and became president of South Dakota State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pugsley
State College
South Dakota
Europe
American Agricultural Editors Association
Nebraska
National Corn Association
Woodbine
University of Nebraska
Colege
Nebraska University
Ani
Middle West
Doctor Pugsley
Nebraska Farmer
A. McKelvie
Wallace
South Dakota State College
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Mrs. Arteman
Daily Perriton’s
Georgene
Godey
Weller
Hull
Stangle
Lentherie
Doroethys Gray
Perriton’s
Murors Bet Pharmacy and Gift Shop
Gore Eaete
Iowa
Astpcayed
Aberdeen
Brookings
Mitchell
Yankton
Rapid City
Pierre
Watertown
Tolles
Ellen Burrington
Henry Hofmann
Earl Burrington
Glen Burrington
Burrington
Neve Ballinger
Bismarck
N. D
Chicago
Denver
Colo
Des Moines
Butte
Mont
Edmonton
Alta
St. Paul
New Orleans
North Platte
Phoenix
Ariz
Pittburgh
5. D
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
Miami
Flo Fent
New York
N. Y
Geyerman's
Geyerman’s
Dorsa
Perry Brown
Flora and Reich
Beige An» Pyle Phuep
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