South Dakota 4-Her Attends Denver Stock Show Round-Up
Richard Sawyer of Miner County recounts his trip to Denver for the 4-H Round-Up and Western Stock Show, touring city sights after winning a trip for exhibitor success at the South Dakota State Fair, meeting leaders, visiting the Cudahy plant, Denver Post, and Civic Center venues.
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Richard Sawyer
Miner County
Denver
Civic
Thestros
Mint
Colorado
South Dakota
Wi Sens
Elliot Brown
Ita
Blizzard
Atenga
Htel
Harry Huffman
EL Club
Cudahy Packing Company
Denver Post
Mountain States Telephone Building
Stoce Show
Begole
Imayor
Beadle 4-H Plans Spring Rally Day at Marvin Hughitt
Beadle county 4-H council, meeting at Ross Oviatt’s February 4, plans a March 2 rally day at the Marvin Hughitt hotel. Harry J. Clemmer, soil erosion expert, to speak. reports of Chicago trips and singing. forenoon games. Radio program, monthly by council, broadcast Sunday February 24. Next meeting at Alan Oylatt’s home March 5. Bernice Wehr, reporter.
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Beadle-county
4-H Council
Ross Oviatt
Marvin Hughitt
Harry J. Clemmer
Seak
Chicago
Alan Oylatt
Bernicé Wehr
4-H Round-Up Trip Recap Shows State Legislature Visit
A 4 H club member details a trip to the state capitol with a tour of the legislature in session. The visit included a KOA radio talk, a tour of the Morey mercantile company, and a hotel dinner and party before returning home via train and car. The writer praises the educational value of the Denver Round-Up and thanks the Wilson Packing Company for sponsorship.
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Johnson
Capitol
Morey Mercantile Company
Morey Company
Cass
Denver
Wilson Packing Company
Analogous Designs By Edison Pupils Exhibit Plans
Elmer Gross of the Edison school under Lyla Mae Gutzler describes drawing windmills with separately designed parts. He used brown and orange on one plate to form triangles squares and border patterns. Other pupils created designs featuring fruits flowers ships and airplanes for a spring exhibit.
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Elmer Gross
Edison
Lyla Mae Gutzler
Invest 2 Bancroft Girls Into Scouts Ceremony
Viola Dugsale and Helen Dirksen were invested at the Bancroft Girl Scouts meeting opening. Plans for individual camp logs were discussed, crafts and dramatics classes held, and a vowel spell-down occurred. Regular class meetings were postponed due to difficulties before the meeting closed with Now the Day is Over.
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Bancroft
Viola Dugsale
Helen Dirksen
Bancroft Girl Scouts
Carol Juan Hoover
4-H Conference Held At Miller Auditorium
Miller Feb 23 Special A 4-H leaders conference was held in the Miller auditorium. Miss Sara Dewing and Miss Beulah M Rodgers led sessions on conservation work for the state and AA A purposes in club work. A training school for county women’s clubs featured demonstrations on inexpensive salads with ten salads prepared.
Clyde School Program Highlights March Activities
Lucille Holm and Genle Parkhurst chaired Clyde district No. 3 school programs for March. Students presented Lincoln Day activities with recitations stories and songs. Valentine’s Day featured shared ice cream making with ingredients brought by all, a party and games followed by a lunch of frosted cookies and heart cookies. Washington birthday program included pictures posters and readings as Neal Mills notes.
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Clyde School
Lucille Holm
Genle' Parkhurst
Clyde District No
Larson
Portfolio From Japan Received
Edison school teacher Elmer Gross reports that a portfolio from Tokiwa Japan includes chalk drawings and paintings plus a letter describing Tokyo and other city life. It notes Japan’s population, clothing, rice as staple food, and transport methods. The piece outlines education and daily life, with April school start and March end.
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Japan
Elmer Gross
Edison School
Lyla Maz Gutner
Tokyo
Tokiwa
Nimble Needles Club Meeting Minutes Report
The Nimble Needles club met at George Carpenter's home with Phyllis Peterson as president. The secretary Thelma Carpenter read and approved the last meeting's minutes and noted rell was called with all present. Two new members Creta Eller and Sylvia Dahl joined, demonstrations by Vivian Kelsey and Mary Hyland, and a social to follow.
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Nome
George Carpenter
Phyllis Peterson
Thelma Carpenter
Rell
Creta Eller
Sylvia Dahl
Vivian Kelsey
Mary Hyland
Mary
Vivien
Cavour 4-H Club Adds New Member Charlotte Barton
The Cavour Cooks 4-H club increases to twelve members with Charlotte Barton joining. Secretary Loretta Honrath lists Eleanor Edwards, Bernadette Honrath, Loretta Honrath, Mary Jean Kauth, Rita Kauth, Elna Rauth, Shirley Maass, Hetty Mae Martin, Verda Rauch and Elta Mae Rounds as current members.
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Cavour
Cavour Cooks
Charlotte Barton
Loretta Honrath
Eleanor ‘d
Bernadette Honrath
Mary Jean Kauth
Rita Kauth
Elnora Rauth
Shirley Maass
Hetty Mae Martin
Verda Rauch
Elta Mae Rounds
Funeral Services Held For Hugh E. Davis
Funeral services conducted at the Methodist church in Garden City on Sunday afternoon for Hugh Everett Davis aged 44 who died at his farm near Elrod from pneumonia after a week of illness. Davis born in Unionville Missouri came to Clark county with parents twenty four years ago. Survived by widow two children Mildred 1% and Lyle 11 his mother Mrs James Davis Garden City two brothers Homer and John Davis Garden City three sisters Mrs Pearl Buns Garden City and Mrs Frank Lemley and Mrs John Lemley of Missouri and Iowa. Odd Fellows in charge with sermon by Rev Lawrence Weinreich of the Garden City Methodist church.
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Clark
Methodist
Garden City
Hugh Everett Davis
Elrod
Davis
Hugh Davis
Unionville
Clark County
Mildred
Lyle
James Davis
Homer
John Davis
Pearl Buns
Frank Lemley
John Lemley
Missouri
Iowa
Odd Fellows
Lawrence Weinreich
Methodist Church of
Farm Union Local Meets At Redfield
A February 1 meeting of the Farm Union local of Spinks county in Redfield was led by vice president L W Vollmer in the president's absence. Over 20 members attended including three Brown county members August Dehme A F Angerhofer and B R Angerhofer. State and national legislative discussions occurred. A resolution of thanks was sent to Mik Lemke of North Dakota for work on the finance bill. The Redfield local with several hundred members voted unanimously to support Rev. Chas E Courhlin from Royal Oak Michigan who speaks Sundays 3 to 4 p m in support of his 15 point program.
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Farm Union
Redfield
Specia
Spinks County
L. W. Vollmer
Brown County
Mik. Lemke
North Dakota
jRedfield
Chas. E. Courhlin
Royal Oak
Mich
Brother Of Alpena Doctor Is Stricken
Dr J E Shull received word that his brother J W Shull of Hollywood Florida died Friday No details were given Will Shull once worked as a druggist in Wellington Springs He had lived in Florida for 16 years Dr anc Mrs Shull left Saturday to attend the funeral Mr and Mrs John Evans and P Lund joined them to Fort Lauderdale
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Alpena
J. E. Shull
J. W. Shull
Hollywood
Fla
Will Shull
Wellington Springs
Florida
Anc
Virgil PTA elects officers at February meeting
Virgil February meeting of the PTA study club elected officers Mrs. H. C. Holtey as president Miss Mamie McMullin as vice president and Mrs. H. Schuable as secretary treasurer. The group discussed foods for children and planned a play for district PTA convention in April. The next meeting will be at Mrs. C. Van Der Aarde on March 21.
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Virgil
Distriet Pta
Talking Picture Shown At Manchester School
A General Electric representative presented a talking picture at the Manchester school building. The film demonstrated the difference between poor lighting and good lighting and its effect on eye health as an educational story for students.
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Talking Picture
Manchester
General Electric Co
Whiteside School Forms 4-H Club Under Herman Feteri
Beth Wittenberger reports students at Whiteside school organized a 4-H club with Herman Feteri chosen as leader. A meeting was held on February 21 to launch activities and set goals for the group.
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Beth Wittenberger
Whiteside School
Herman Feteri
Seed Seedings Approved in Hand County Mills and Drought Aid
Seed applications approved in Hand county indicate most orders from the AAA seed stocks committee. Approved totals include 926 bushels Ceres wheat 10 626 Marquis wheat 2210 bushels malting barley and 22935 bushels oats. Home grown seed is scarce and drought committee members advise inquiries at the agricultural agent office in Miller or Farmers Elevator Miller.
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Ceres
Marquis
Hand County
AAA
Miller
Hand
Agricultural Drough Committee
L. E. Dean
Carl Schmidt
Matt Davis
Rebekah Installation in Loyal Lodge No 95 at Wolsey
Special report from Wolsey on February 25 details the installation of Loyal Rebekah lodge No 95 officers by Mrs. Emily Shoemaker. Recipients include May Lindblad past grand Christine Iverson noble grand Masjoriy Steurwald vice grand and Edna Frivett secretary with Nena Cheney treasurer and others. The charter was draped for F B Raymond Robert Hatcher Luella Mason. Mrs Jennie Larsen retired secretary, moving to Minnesota, received a gift. Mrs Mabel Van Allen of Huron attended as a visitor. A pot luck lunch closed the session.
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Rebekah
Wolsey Wolsey
Loyal Rebekah Lodge No. 95
C. O. Lindblad
Emily Shoemaker
May Lindblad
Christine Iverson
Masjoriy Steurwald
Edna Frivett
Nena Cheney
Iva Montgomery
Osgie Brown
Marian Salisbury
Millie Shoemaker
Jennie Allen
Emony Allison
Exima Jensen
Delia Washabaugh
Guardian
Lela van Allen
F .B. Raymond
Robert Hatcher
Luella Mason
Jennie Larsen
Minnesota
Mabel van Allen
Huron
Freshmen Host Party for Alpena Sophomores
Freshmen at Alpena High School held a Friday evening party in the school building inviting sophomores as guests. Activities included games and a scavenger hunt. By 10 o'clock the group moved to the dormitory where luncheon was served to about fifty attendees.
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Alpena
Alpena High School
Willow Lake High to Stage Operetta In Old Louisiana
Willow Lake High School presents the operetta In Old Louisiana in the auditorium Wednesday night under director Joseph Molumby. Last year's musical program was well received, prompting a second production in the school's drama series.
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Willow Lake H. S
Willow Lake
Old
Louisiana
Joseph Molumby
Potter County Seed Orders Confirmed for Government Stock
Potter county agent Louis J Thompson reports seed orders placed by Potter county farmers have confirmation with seed stocks committed for government seed. Seed oats orders for Gettysburg Tolstoy and Lebanon are the only returns to date. Farmers may claim remaining seed at elevators after payment. A seed loan separate application is required, with no loans yet available for seed orders.
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Potter County
Gettysburg
Louis J. Thompson
Tolstoy
Lebanon
Thorpsoss
Lodge Roll Call at Willow Lake Holds 22nd Odd Fellows Event
Willow Lake February 25 Special The twenty second annual roll call of the Odd Fellow and Rebekah lodges was held at the town hall. More than forty numbers enjoyed the program featuring talks readings and music.
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Willow Lake
Odd Fellow
Rebekah
Influenza Victim Clark Dies in Bradley Hospital
Feb. 25 obituary notes influenza victim Clark, wife of Gus Flatten of Lily, died at Micin Tyre hospital in Bradley. Funeral plans await word from distant relatives. Body lies in state at Perry Skogmo funeral home in Bradley.
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Clark
Gus Staf Flatten
Lily
Micintyre Hospital
Beadley
Perry-Skogmo
Bradley
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