Trip To Chicago Fulfills Desire
Dale Barton of Huron won a trip through G. W. England and wrote a detailed resume of his National 4-H club congress visit. He describes touring Brookings Sioux Falls Chicago events from departure Friday to return Friday, visiting Morrell Packing, Pettigrew museum, Field Museum, Goodman Theatre, 4-H banquet, and many hosts, thanking H M Jones and G W England.
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Chicago
Dale Barton
Huron
G. W
England
Dele
National Club Congress
Brook- Ange
Unin
Brookings
Sioux Falls
George L. Farley
Massachusetts State College
George Craig Stewart
Sears Rocouck && Company
Wilton Auditorium
Thomas E. ‘Wilson
Wilson
Thomas E. Wilson
Swift and Company
National Livestock Marketing Association
College Inn of the Sherman Hotel
College Inn
Dee
Art Institute
Stevens Hotel
International Harvester Company
Judd
Joe Parsons
Mills Brothers
Tarbell
H. M. Jones
G. W. England
Gettysburg Eyes Boy Scouts Sponsorship in 1936
Otto B. Linstad reports that Scout Executive John Smith will visit the Buffalo district with Pierre as a center. A special court of honor is held tonight. Gettysburg, part of the Buffalo district, considers sponsoring Boy Scouts in 1936 as John Hembd leads a school based survey of interested boys.
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Gettysburg
Otto B. Linstad
John Smith
Buffalo
Pierre
Boy Scouts
John Hembd
Service Club
Bancroft Girl Scouts Hold Regular Meeting
The Bancroft Girl Scouts met with Miss Wilson absent. Carol Jean Foover led the gathering. A test on distance weight number and content filled most of the session. The group closed with taps. Report by Helen Hageman.
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Bancroft
Girl Scouts of
Miss Wilson
Carol Jean Foover
Helen Hageman
Radio Party For Fedora Club Promotes 4-H Gathering
The 4-H club of Fedora enjoyed a radio party at Clayton Kelsey home hearing KFDY music appreciation numbers led by leader Miss Darleen Lambert who spoke of the national 4H club congress in Chicago. A Christmas gifts and decorations demonstration engaged all, with group songs and gift exchanges before a Tunch served.
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Fedora Club
Fedora
Clayton Kelsey
KFDY
Darleen Lambert
Chicago
Ar Jeen Skemmmen
Fairfield Mixers Plan Caroling Party At Olson Home
The Fairfield Mixers met at Eleanor and Dorothy Olson's home to discuss a charter and plan a Christmas caroling party. Carols were practiced, a gifts demonstration by each girl occurred, and a panel discussion led by Eunice Tyrrell and others preceded gift exchanges and a luncheon served by the hostess.
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Fairfield Mixers
Eleanor
Dorothy Olson
Eunice Tyrrell
Eleanor Olson
Evelyn Walraven
Mildred Clark
Margaret Caldew
Christmas Decorations At Richland School No 3
Margaret Moeller reports sixth graders at Richland School No 3 in Pioneer League place Santa Clauses red and green paper on windows. Six posters of wise men and scenes adorn the room with a Merry Christmas sign. Students craft gifts in spare time and plan a Christmas party next Friday with drawn names for presents.
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Pioneer League
Josers
Margaret Moeller
Richland
Winners Decorate Christmas Tree
The Pioneer leaguers report a successful shadow social at Center school on a snowy night. Health training selected captains who assigned sides and arranged a program for the next C. L. meeting or duties. The winning side earns the right to decorate the Christmas tree and pass out party presents Friday. Written by eighth grader Willie Moellex under Miss McGrath at Richland New School.
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Pioneer Leaguers
Center School
Tor
Willie Moellex
Richland New School
Miss McGrath
ISANG POSTERS AND MEETING NOTES AT WHITESIDE LEAGUE
Seventh and eighth grade girls made posters for two school rooms and began lantern crafts for the windows. Cecile Davis reports on a Teague meeting held Thursday afternoon with new business and several bills presented. Officers were stalled at the last meeting.
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Cecile Davis
Wessington ¥.C.L
Age
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand The Chromu
The 4 H foods munition club girl offers many gift ideas for friends and family. She suggests individual, inexpensive items from her kitchen such as wrapped fruit or nut cookies, sponge cake, small fruit cakes in mini pans, and wrapped breads or rolls to share with neighbors at Christmas.
Drake Estate Fraud Trial Breaks For Christmas Vacation
In Chicago on December 2, federal judge Philip L. Sullivan paused the Drake Estate fraud trial. After testimony today he adjourned to January 6 so witnesses and defendants can spend Christmas and New Year’s where they please. Oscar Hartzell, jailed at Leavenworth for mail fraud, is cited as the alleged mastermind. The court also excluded newspaper clippings about the Drake estate as evidence.
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Drake
Chicago
Drake Estate
Philip L. Sullivan
Oscar Hartzell
Sir Francis Drake
Hastrell
Leavenworth
Sioux City
Iowa
Sullivan
Harrold Declamation Contests Open In High School
Harrold high school opened its elimination declamatory contest in the auditorium with rounds held Tuesday and Wednesday. Winners: Humorous Odella Barn Lemoin and Margaret Schmitt. Oratory Leonhard Williamson Nick Schmitt Irene Zoller Leone Miller. Dramatic Eunice Suhn Ella Zoller Leone Miller. Final local contest scheduled January 2 with district entrants to follow.
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Harrold Harrold
Aid
Harrold High School
Odella Barn
Lemoin -Lem
Margaret Schmitt
Leon
Hard ‘Williamson
Nick Schmitt
Irene Zoller
Eunice Suhn
Ella Zollter
Leone Miller
James Koch
Velma Fern Bohning
Christmas Buying Beats Last Year Across Trade
Dunn and Bradstreet reports expanding Christmas buying boosted nearly all branches of trade. Retail volume rose 7 to 15 percent week over week and 40 to 20 percent above the prior year, with districts showing record or near record sales for the season. Wholesalers faced depleted stocks as last minute demand surged, while manufacturers had little surplus. Toys, apparel, furnishings, and furniture saw heightened orders, with toys and similar items in strong demand.
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Dunn and Bradstreet
New York
Dunn ‘Bradstreet
Manuficauvery
Wien
Blind Senator Struck By Car In Maryland Accident
Minnesota Senator Thomas D. Schall a blind Republican, was struck by a passing automobile near his Bethesda Heights home in Cottage City Maryland. His left leg bones and skull were injured and he remained in grave condition at Casualty Hospital Washington as doctors planned further consultations.
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Washington
Thomas D. Schall
Minnesota
Boowyn Heights
Casualty Hospital
Schall
Mit Ovel Lee
Schull
Cottage City
Dick Schall
House
Magnus Johnson
Senate
Clark Honors Aged Resident At Eightieth Birthday
W J Dickey of Clark was celebrated on his eightieth birthday with greetings cards gifts and a birthday dinner hosted by his daughter Mrs Joe MacAlpine. Born December 18 1855 in St Marys Ontario he later settled in Clark and worked at the city gas plant since its organization 31 years ago. He also served ten years as night police and plans to work while health allows. In Salem L Van Eaton 40 Canistota was killed when a tractor rolled over in a gravel pit crushing him and ending his life. survived by his widow.
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Clark
W. J. Dickey
Dickey
Percy
Great Falls
Mont
Joe MacAlpine
Donald
Mr. Dickey
Canada
St. Mary's
Ontario
Bristol
Day County
Iter
Eall
Salem
van Eaton
Canistota
Here
Rioters Acquitted Beside Pelzer Case in San Quentin Note
In Anderson D C on December 20 a jury acquitted two rioters connected to the Pelzer Manufacturing company case from September when one woman died and another was injured. The article notes San Quentin’s evolving population and rising education levels over the last twenty years, totaling about 6,000 inmates.
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Anderson
D. C
Pelzer
Manufacturing
Company Pelzer
San Quentin
San Quenti
Red Cross Campaign In Redfield Nears 300 Dollars
Spink county Red Cross drive led by Mrs. Leonard Coleman reports 236 dollars in memberships countywide with outlying towns still tallying. Fund drive began in late November and ends on Thanksgiving day, with 50 percent of each membership going to national HQ and the rest aiding local emergency needs. A hygiene care course for the sick will start at the local high school early next year taught by Miss Kole graft and Miss Olson, with about nine students expected.
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Redfield
the. Spink
The
Red Cross
Leonard Coleman Haa
Arthur Morjarity
Seipta
Hed Cross Organization
Thoney
Kolegraft
Olsbo
R. N
I, Ein‘sd
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Central
South Dakota
Evelyn Harinagel
Congress
Whiteside School
Girla Pe & God
Fritzsche of the Whiteside
Fear For Life
Spink
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