Club Enrollment Shows Increase in South Dakota 4-H
Brookings February 17 Special Enrollment in South Dakota 4-H clubs now stands at 5572 members with 2241 in farm projects and 343% in home projects. State club leader H M Jones says the gain over last year signals a banner year and sets a goal of 12008 members by June 1. Leaders conferences Feb 15 to March 15 are planned across nearly all counties to boost summer work and fall completions.
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Brookings
South Dakota
H. M. Jones
Numeber
Jones
Mise Agnes Hansen
Esther Taskerud
Geraldine Fenn
Earl Harriss
P. Jerome Olson
Tyrus Thompson
Beadle
Bennett
Bon Hamme
Brown
Brule
Buffalo
Butte
Campbell
Charles Mix
Codington
Davision
Day
Dead Dewey
Edmunds
Fall River
Faulk
Gregory
Hamlin
National Cherry Week Deals Highlight Local Grocery
During National Cherry Week February 15 to 22 the store offers two cans red pitted maraschino cherries for 29c and large 5 ounce jars for 1c. Blue rose tea sells at 3 pounds for 1d while 5 rolls of toilet tissue go for 190. Green beans two cans for 25c and full gallon jugs 58c. Lean sugar cured hams weigh 8 to 10 pounds at 15c per pound Friday and Saturday.
Scouts Plan Camping Trip to Camp Dakotah
The St Lawrence scouts they are working on second class tests for the upcoming Court of Honor. They plan a June camping trip at Camp Dakotah with improved facilities and boats for lake use. Ed McArdle of Huron predicts a favorable camping tip and a demonstration on first aid Morse and semaphore signaling was led by John Lovelace with several scouts participating.
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St. Lawrence Say
Camp Dakotah
Ed McArdle
Huron
John Lovelace
Bo T. A
Warren Sieckmann
Neal Bridenhaugh
Leland Auribut
Busgene Hurlbut
Jim Bush
Virgil Ford
Marian Meehan
Harrison Ford
Eunice Schuman Hosts Jolly Coyotes Club Meeting
The Jolly Coyotes deH group met at Eunice Schuman's home on February 9 with eight members and three visitors. Vera Jones spoke on St Valentine, Ruth Johnson on trees, Eunice Schuman on California leaves, and Olive Neff on apron making and judging. Mrs. Evelyn Hartnagel attended as guest, lunch was served, and next meeting planned for March 5 at Mrs. Lyman's home.
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Jolly Coyotes Deh
Eunice Schuman
Vera Jones
St. Valentine
Ruth John+ sion
California
Olive Neff
Evelyn Hartnagel
Evening Huronite
Schu+man
E. A. Lyman
Lyman
Titonka Girl Scout Meetings Report Separate Groups
In Titonka several Girl Scout groups met Monday afternoon in homes. Rosemary Ledeurenp opened with health points, then games and songs. June Johnsons group had three visitors who plan to join. First aid badges were pursued and songs closed sessions after snacks. Frances Hortons group discussed flag and health, planned handicraft, and closed with songs. Some groups postponed meetings.
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Titonkas
Titonka
Frances Horton
Vernice Lehfeldt
Patty Potter
Dorothea Dunbar
Mary Elles Kooytoun
Four 4-H Members Plan Scrapbooks and Candy Sale
Four members attended a meeting at Rockwood Hall where the 4-H pledge and motto were recited and a Lincoln or Washington paragraph was shared in return for recall. Each member will keep a scrapbook and sell candy at the next community meeting on March 41 led by Mae Sangsted.
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Lincoln
Washington
Rockwood Hall
Mae Sangsted
Students study Sweden as Spring Valley class learns
Ten and sixth graders at Spring Valley School explore Sweden. Donna Qsilund brings wooden spoons carved by her grandfather who lived in Sweden. The spoons are large and nearly perfect and she shares grandfatherly stories that fascinate the class.
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Sweden
Spring Valley School
Donna Qsilund
America
Donna
Deloris Klultas
Hitchcock Club Meets At Stitts
Hitchcock Club gathers at Mrs Ed Stitt home as Florence Jovk presides to call the meeting to order with the Best Ever H Club noted.
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Hitchcock
Stitts
Ed Stitt
Florence Jovk
Dutch Windmill Study By Tinym School Pupils
Third and fourth grade pupils study The Mill at Wyk painted in Holland by Jacob Van Fuessdal. The windmill is the first element seen in the picture. Fifth and sixth grades study Henry Van Dyke poems. Each pupil may take a pack of six Van Dyke poems to learn.
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Tinym
Wyk
Holland
Jacob van Fuesdall
Henry van Dyke
van Dyke
Jack Rogers
Raymond Schwoeder
Girls Raise Funds To Attend Meeting
The Eitehcork Reserves met at Cledi Mortimer’s home on Thursday afternoon for a regular business meeting. They decided to hold a bake sale to raise funds so the girls can attend the spring conference in Huron. Cleda, assisted by Thelma Bowne, served a lunch after exchanging valentines. The next meeting will be with Geneva Wright on March 10.
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Eitehcork
Cledi Mortimer
Huron
Cleda
Thelma Bowne
Ine
Geneva Wright
Valentine Party Hosted By Tekwithen Troop At St Teresa's School
The Tekwithen troop gathered at St Teresa's School for a Valentine party. Volunteers Mrs Wider Mrs Diklotz and Mary Boyle hosted a surprise event for the girls. Patrols and test reviews followed, with Marjorie Tobin reported as choking and the meeting closing with Taps played by Donna Mue Joansen.
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St. Teresa's School
Wider
Diklotz
Mary Boyle
Tenderfoot
Usey
Marjorie Tobin
Donna Mue Joansen
Custard as a versatile base in varied cuisines
An essay by Olive Neff explores custard beyond dessert, noting its French and Swedish uses with eggs and milk. It cites custard as a backbone for fish dishes, chicken mains, and one-dish meals, offering basic ratios and suggesting custard’s role in nourishing meals for all ages.
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Olive Neff
Lamb Noodle Bake With Custard Egg Milk Topping
A home recipe combines tender lamb with macaroni and celery baked in a dish. Layer cooked lamb and macaroni with celery, then pour an egg and milk custard over top. Bake at 450 degrees F until set and knife comes out clean.
Students Reflect On Special Week at Huron College
The Y W C A at Huron College held a Wednesday meeting focused on Inspiration Week with Mrs F I Eversall delivering a summary on Religion as central to life. Students shared personal opinions on chapel services, proms, fireside meetings, and the communion services during Spiritual Emphasis Week.
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Huron College
F. I. Eversall
Christian Board of Education
Presbyterian
Pioneer nurseryman George H. Whiting dies in Wisconsin
George H. Whiting 82 a Northwest pioneer nurseryman died Sunday in Bayfield Wisconsin where he had lived for several years. He came to Yankton County in 1870s and founded Whiting Nurseries adjoining Yankton city supplying seedlings for many early groves and orchards. He later moved to Bayfield to run a fruit farm and is survived by his second wife Eva Williams and two daughters from his first wife.
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Yankton
Wisconsin
Yvankton
George H. Whiting
Northwest
Bayfield
Wis
Whiting
Meg Whiting
Eva Williams
Water 1 Town
Whiting Couple Noted in State Horticulture and Agriculture
Mr and Mrs Whiting were long active in state horticultural societies. Mr Whiting served four years on the state board of agriculture. The funeral party arrived in Yankton Wednesday with services this afternoon and burial in Yankton Cemetery.
Mrs W G Redmond Hosts Chapter Luncheon
Miller February 47 Special Chapter A K P EO was entertained at a luncheon at the home of Mrs. W G Redmond. Guests Mrs Wadsworth and Mrs Fred Hoffman attended. The program featured a review of The Journalist's Wife by Lillian Mawer, focusing on the life of the author and her foreign correspondent husband post World War I.
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W. G. Redmond
Miller
A. K
P. EO
Wadsworth
Fred Hoffman
Iowa
Lillian Mawrer
Hyde County Real Estate Transfers Filed and Recorded
Hyde County real estate transfers list various filings by Erastus Cornell, D L M Hanson to H A McDonald in sections 30 and 114 71, state to Hyde County in sections 5 6 and 3 1 4 9 15, M E Magness to Herman Martiimaas in section 28 13 71, Alvert Hobelheinrich to the state in section 20 114, and land dealings involving Anna K Peterson et al to a party named Hub.
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Hyde County
Erastus Cornell
Highmore
D. L. M. Hanson
H. A. McDonald
State of South Dakota
M. E. Magness
Herman Martiimaas
Alvert Hobelheinrich
Anna K. Peterson
Haver
Hyde Cog land transfers in South Dakota parcels
State of South Dakota to Hyde Cog transfers SW 1-419 SW 1-421 SE 1-433-1 and NE 1-413-110-72 with additional land. The sequence notes S D to Hyde Cog and references multiple land lots in a memorial public notice.
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Bard Memorial
South Dakota
Hyde
South Dakot
Visits mother Conde Feb 17 special Mp V Aughinbough
Mp V Aughinbough of Wenewa visits for a few days at the home of her mother Air T F Denn near Conde.
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Conde
V. Aughinbough
Wnenewa Spe
Air T. F. Denn
Mellette Woman Visits Sister in Rockham
S Ella Baron of Mellette visited her sister at the home of 3% Baron, an instructor in the local area, during a stay in Rockham on February 13.
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Rockham
S. Ella Baron
Mellette
Lehter
Baron
Is This the Reason You Are Constipated
An ad explains constipation from lack of bulk in diet and promotes Kellogg’s All-Bran as the remedy. It claims All-Bran softens stool, adds bulk, supplies vitamin B, and supports daily bowel movement. The cereal is produced by Kellogg in Battle Creek and sold by grocers.
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Kellogg's
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