Arrownce Roster Of Scout Council Roster
The report lists William T. George of Wessington Springs as council president with officers Fred Rogseth Jr Aberdeen treasurer George Costain Huron commissioner Dr C K Walker Huron seasonal representative G R McArthur Huron national representative John L. Smith Huron Scout executive The four district chairmen include Charles Rudd Miller Rev Ad Munck Pierre Thomas E O’Brien Aberdeen HL HL Cook Huron Tomahawk and members at large include W H Saxton F D Greene E H Bruemmer Dr J C Shirley J Kiel and others from Huron and nearby towns plus staff names and regional districts as listed in the document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thecouters Ring
Euron
William T. George
Wessington Springs
193R Sound
Fred Rogseth, Jr
Aberdeen
George Costain
Huron
C. K. Walker
Seaional
G. R. McArthur
John L. Smith
Charles
Rudd
Miller
Ad Munck
Pierre
Thomas
O'Brien
Cook
Tomahawk
W. H. Saxton
F. D. Greene
E. H. Bruemmer
C. Shirley
J. Kiel
E. J. Calendine
Ono
Divide 13 923 Among 4 H Clubs
SIOCX Falls reports 313 925.58 total from sales receipts and entries across 97 pens in a tri state lamb sale ending Thursday. Gross sale value reached 23 724 500, with prize money at 220 and expenses 51 710.35. John Morrell & Co. paid the top price for a lamb at 105 pounds. Olivier Ryland earned 73 dollars for a 105 pound lamb, while Pat Buckley’s pen of 15 lambs weighed 1 553 pounds and sold for 233 85 per pen. Net income after insurance and food remains to be totaled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SIOCX
Olivier Ryland
Be Line
Morrells
Pat Buckley
Rock Rapids
Meat cookery simplified for housewives nationwide
Olive Neff explains meat cookery basics from the Department of Agriculture clear through home economics guidance. Cook meat slowly, choose method by tenderness and fat, braise tougher cuts, roast or broil tender ones, and adapt by cutting, grinding, or stewing to improve texture and flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Neff
Department of Agriculture
Washington
DL Co
De Smet Scouts Endure Cold Outdoor Cookout
Scouts of Troop 9 at De Smet braved near zero weather last Saturday to cook out of doors. They tested fire building and cooking, finding elements tougher than expected, and compared their experiences to Valley Forge as they prepared to retry the trail despite conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Smet
George Washington
Valley Forge
Preston 4-H Boys Win Lamb Prizes at Sioux Falls Show
In Lake Preston on January 20, 4-H club boys entered lambs at a Sioux Falls show. Blaine Carson won first in light weight and Lyla Dowden took third, with other local youths placing in lower brackets. The flock yielded about 33 pounds per lamb and prize money. Many boys attended to gain hints from the experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Lake Preston
Sioux Falls
Blaine Carson
Lyla Dowden
Sam
Like pre Jeet inspires next season plans
A brief remark highlights how aligning with a Like pre Jeet approach could prove invaluable to the team’s next season, suggesting continued strategy and development.
Birthday Party At Anderson School In Pearl Creek Township
Parents and pupils of Anderson school in Pearl Creek Township hosted a birthday party for teacher Miss Ruth Franzen. Ice cream and cake were served, and Miss Franzen received a shower of handkerchiefs. The afternoon included visiting and viewing pupil work with attendees Mrs. Lorena Paye and sons Russell and Lloyd, Mrs. Horace Paye and sons Ray and Roy, Mrs. Harold Melius and Mrs. Joe Paye with son Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson School
Pearl Creek Township
Ruth Franzen
Lorena Paye
Russell and
Lloyd
Horace Paye
Ray and
Roy
Harold Melius
Joe Paye
Howard
Laverne Melius
Edison pupils weave paper handkerchief holders
Primary grades at Edison school created triangular handkerchief holders from black and brightly colored constriction paper. An open corner is tied with a harmonizing ribbon bow. Written by Roger Burnett, an eighth grader in Miss Gutzler's class.
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Edison School
Roger Burnett
Did You Know mix up includes Schmitz name
A corrected item notes that John W. Schmitz of Ninth and Beach was misidentified as Schwarz in a previous Did You Know feature. The intended item detailed Schmitz’s two sisters who married two brothers, and two daughters who married two brothers, alongside a birth notice from Frankfort reporting Mr and Mrs Paul Baird welcomed a nine pound son born January 16 at a Redfield hospital.
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John W. Schmitz
Ninth
Beach
Schwarz
Frankfort
Paul Baird
Redfield
Obituary for August Hein at 75 in Huron district
August Hein died at his home on 706 Iowa Avenue Southeast on Friday January 10 at noon at age 75 years seven months three days. Born in Germany June 7 1860 he emigrated to Wisconsin and then Dakota Territory and homesteaded Pearl Creek Township. He served in the German Baptist church and later the First Baptist church of Huron. He leaves a widow six children nine grandchildren two brothers and one sister. Funeral January 12 at the First Baptist church with Rev Alfred Trenerry and Rev John Hein officiating. burial Riverside Cemetery.
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August Hein
Grandpa
Iowa Avenue Southeast
Mr. Hein
Germany
Janesville
Wis
Dakota Territory
Pearl Creek
August Griebner
Tife
Lord Jesus Christ
German Baptist Church of
Madison
Huron
Madison Church
First Baptist Church
Tove
Jove
B. F. Hein
Esmond
Frank Hein
Waubay
Bert Wormstadt
Artesian
Low Burger
George Montgomery
Cavour
Augusta Fenner
Ongton
Harry
Henry G. Helm
Aaron
John J. Henn
Pipestone
Minn
Charles Rohrabaugh
Alfred Trenerty
John Hein
Lake Benton
Riverside Cemetery
Only Six Big Tax Refunds Reported in South Dakota
Washington reports six federal tax refunds over $500 for the year ending June 30, 1935 in South Dakota. Major refunds go to George P. Sexauer and Son of Brookings for 7,673.88 on income tax, plus others for processing taxes and income. Recipients include John Morrell-Foster Sioux Falls 737.52, Henry Thygeson 857.52, Andrew Kuehn Company 580.51, South Dakota Cement Plant Rapid City 1,563.65, and George P. Sexauer and Son again for cotton 1,407.92.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Inminda
South Dakota
Bureau of Internal Revenue
George P. Sexauer
John Morrell-Foster
Sioux Falls
George P.sexauer
Rapid City
Enjoy Coasting Turton on Snow Covered Plain
Jan 20 Turton reports coasting a rare sport in this flat dusty plain. Snow blankets the region making sledding practical. The town opened its only hill to safe sliding while traffic is kept away. Every evening residents use sleds in the zero weather.
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Turton
Turtan
Coun
Representative Werner Recommends Cadet Appointment at West Point
Washington Democrat Theodore Werner today announced he recommended the appointment of Wu D. Jelbert of Lend to the United States Military Academy at West Point. J. R. Kubler of Custer was listed as first alternate.
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Newa
Central
Evelyn Hartnagel
Arrownce
Scout Council
Scouters
Soren Johansen
Trenerry
Albert Wormstadt
LP. Hein
Harpenden
Eng
Rothamsted
40Th Street
New York City
Tuhe
Mutterick
Vivier
Habicht
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