Legion Aids 173 Children In South Dakota
Gregory reports the American Legion child welfare division aided 173 children in 43 families in South Dakota over the past year. Cash and local funds provided funds through national, state, and auxiliary groups with no compensation to workers. Sixteen details note disabled fathers, deceased fathers and mothers, and medical care funded for undernourished children at Camp Wanzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
American Legion
Camp Wanzer
South Dakota
J. Harris Shanard
Bridgewater
Amy Anderson
Aberdeen
American Legion Auxiliary
H. I. Schmidt
Faulkton
Fern Geinager
Madison
Enwaanor A. Wright
Gregory
Harry C. Ken
Harrisburg
Leo Temmey
Huron
Imprisars
Leason
Rye
Prairie Fire Halts Before Damage Is Done
Prairie fire near Blunt halted about a mile and a half west of town Tuesday night after 10 o’clock when an extra freight train passed through Blunt. Townspeople rushed out to quell the blaze, which started west of the railroad bridge near Blunt and spread quickly but was extinguished before reaching the Singer place just outside Blunt. Wayland, Ju a Fred Brow report iced conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blunt
Singer Place
Mrs. Robert Allen Honored at Shower
Mrs Harvey Marx and Mrs Ray Lewallen hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Robert Allen a June bride in Manchester on July 3. About thirty friends attended at the Aljea home and wrote recipes and advice for the bride while Miss Alice Bjornson won a contest and lunch was served by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Allen
Manchester
Harvey Marx
Ray Lewallen
Allen
Alice Bjornson
Plan To Combat Potter Drought
GETTYSBURG July 3 Special A meeting of the county Livestock committee, county extension board, and commissioners had been called for July 9 to study drought conditions in Potter County and Jay plans for a program to handle the situation, reports County Agent Lyla J. Kennadly. Representatives of the state extension service and resettlement administration have been asked to attend the meetings and give the local committee an outline of possible help from federal and state service. Conditions are becoming serious and demand immediate action, states Lyle Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Specia
County Livestock Committee
County Extension Board
Potter County
Jay
Lyla J. Kennadly
State Extension Service and Resettlement Administration
Lyle 2. Kennedy
Children parade featured at Clark CLARS July 3
Fourth of July celebration in Clark County includes a children's parade chaired by Mrs. P L Banks with assistants. First division depicts early county history, second division shows local organizations, third division covers comic entries and pets. Judges are L T Strand Vada Headley and Mrs. Coulter. Prizes for every participant and best entries. Businesses entering floats plus a full day of sports and a county picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Clars
P. L. Banks
Roy Keating
Roy Simons
J. D. Chance
William
Henry
Clark County
L. T Strand
Vada Headley
R. C. Coulter
Soil Board Heads Meet At Chicago
Brookings South Dakota July 3 — H N Schooler chairman and Hoss Davies secretary of the South Dakota soil conservation board head to Chicago for a mid western meeting of soil conservation program leaders. Claude Wickard former AAA chief will attend to aid in completing remaining business. Drought problems in north central states to be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Board
Chicago
Brookings
S. D
H. Ne Schooler
South Dakota Soil Conservation Board
Hoss Davies
Soil Conservation
Claude Wickard
AAA
North Central States
Pankonins Honored By Clark Neighbors
Dr and Mrs G F Pankonin were guests of honor Tuesday evening at a Congregational Church reception. A musical program featured Margaret Henry Gloria Fankonin Gloria Pankonin Madeline McClelland with Mrs D McClelland on violin. Brief talks by local figures followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pankonins
Clark
G. F. Pankonin
Congregational Church
Margaret Henry
Gloria Fankonin
Gloria Pankonin
Madeline McClelland
D. McClelland
C. H. Miller
W. C. LaCraft
H. Gskogmo
B. D. Adams
F. E. Renry
Pankonin
Clark Dedicates Tablet To Memory Of Samuel H. Elrod
Clark marks Independence Day with a monument to Samuel H. Elrod fifth governor of South Dakota. The simple bronze plaque in Park Street Park recalls Elrod many civic acts and his hats off salute to Clark County. Citizens remember his early law office days and his elm tree planting in Pierre as lasting ties to Clark County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Samuel H. Elrod
Margaret Delaney
South Dakota
Elrod
Sam Elrod
Clark County
Clare County
Union
Parker
Elrad Tong
Blood
Pierre
Donkeys to play baseball in Blunt two nights
The Blunt Community Club books the Oxford Donkey Ball Company for July 10 and 11. A farmer baseball team led by Walt Halsey will face Blunt business men, with a second night featuring a DeGrey vs Blunt Ball game. The Blunt band performs during the events at the Fair Grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blunt
Blunt Community Club
Oxford Donkey Ball Company
Aus
Walt Halsey
DeGrey
Blunt Band
Fair Grounds
Teacher Lois Buchele Leaves Manchester for Sioux Falls
Miss Lois Buchele a Manchester schools teacher departed this week to spend the rest of summer vacation with her sister in Sioux Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Lois Buchele
Sioux Falls
Manchester Aid To Have Cream Social
The Manchester Ladies Aid Society will host a cream social in the town hall on Wednesday evening July 8. Two divisions of the aid society oversee the event. Chairmen are Mrs. H. C. Rowta and Mrs. A. E. Rogers. Serving begins at 5 o clock with homemade ice cream cake and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Aid
Manchester
Manchester Ladies Aid Society
Town Hall
Aid Society
H. C. Rowta
A. E. Rogers
Choral Direction Course Ends at State College
BROOKINGS July 3 Forty students completed a two week choral direction course at State College taught by Prof. Harry L. Kohler. The clinic format addressed individual difficulties for group solutions. It was the fifth Kohler summer session at the college. Readily named graduates include Ella Burr Elizabeth Sheen Joyse Woodruff Ruth Narby Paul Cox Beryl Cunningham Estelline Mrs Esther Rosenwald Little Trova Sasse Alice Cray Jorgine Hanson Orrin Juel M Everhart Eva Guptil and others. Professor Kohler has led the college choral union men to the glee clubs and state festival for 15 years and directed the Minnehaha Mandshor of Sioux Falls for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
State College
Harry L. Kohler
Professor Kohler
Ella Burr
Elizabeth Sheen
Joyse Woodruff
Ruth Narby
Paul Cox
Beryl Cunningham
Estelline
Esther Rosenwald Little
Reville
Harry Dahmer
Hibbing
Minn
Trova Sasse
Redfred
Alice Cray
iCorsica
Jorgine Hanson
Yanieton
Orrin Juel
Canton
M. Everhart
Parker
Eva Guptil
Hetland
Kohler
Paintings By PWA Artists At Vermillion
Twenty one watercolor printings from the printing and sculpture section of the Treasury Department will be on exhibit at the University of South Dakota from July 6 to July 17. Howard W. Joyner says the Public Works of Art project produced diverse subjects and handling. The works will be on view daily with no admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PWA
Treasury Department
Federal
Universit of
South Dakota
Howard W. Joyner
Public Works of Arts Project
Joynes
King's Daughters Meet At Wayland
Wayland July 3 Specials Barney Paulsen hosted the King's Daughters gathering at her home with local members and visitors. They sewed quilt blocks most of the afternoon while Florence Brown led the business meeting. Plans for disposing of a quilt and other needlework were set, embroidery was assigned, and members will sew an apron each for a fall bazaar. Refreshments of homemade ice cream and cake were served by Mrs Patilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Wayland Wayland
Barney Paulsen
Florence Brown
Wasue
Méana
Mra. Patilson
Moving Hopper Bait Is Problem Moving Hopper Bait Is Problem
In Brookings July 3 1936 the grasshopper menace in South Dakota faces a work of moving bait to infested counties. Officials note more than 200 tons of bait exists statewide but shipping arrangements vary with communities and farmers sharing costs. Louis Thompson reports bait from Rapid City and Philip is reaching central infested areas and further shipments are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
South Dakota
State College Extension
Louis Thompson
Superessae
Mail Delivery Time Change At Blunt July 3
Special notice from Blunt states rural mall carriers will deliver in the afternoon after July 4, moving from mornings. New ruling allows checkers to deliver mail from the 1050 rail line train on the day of arrival rather than the following morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blunt Blunt
of Blunt
Thin Ney
Parochial Schools Close Summer Sessions in Clark Area
In Clark area Lutheran parochial schools wrap up a month long term led by Misses Raye Fosd, Esther Benning and Marie Klost er. St. John's School plans a program next Friday night while Clark Center and Good Hope Schools held programs earlier in the week. Outdoor picking and church dinners accompany the children's activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Raye Fosd
Esther Benning
Marie Kloster
St. John's School
Clark Center
Good Hope
Mrs Griffin Is Guest Clark Special Happening
Mrs. C. G. Griffin was guest of honor at the event in Clark. The gathering featured local residents and community leaders, with remarks highlighting Mrs. Griffin’s service and county ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Griffin
Clark
C. G. Griffin
Rotary Club Luncheon Honors Mrs Griffith for Hospitality
Sterling Clark praised Mrs Griffith for opening her home to the Rotary Club for two years and the club presented her a gift on behalf of the Rotarians for warm hospitality and tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Sterling Clark
Vacation in Hills at Cowan Braden cabin in Black Hills
Margaret Olson Marvel Schweppe Donald and Florence Braden spend ten days at the Cowan Braden cabin in the Black Hills. They plan to attend the Belle Fourche rodeo on the Fourth. Reed Heights reports paving crew from Miller finishes job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hills
Ree Heights
Margaret Olson
Marvel Schweppe
Donald
Florence Braden
Cowan-Braden
Black Hills
Belle Fourche
Also Mentioned on This Page
Legion Aids
National Department
Wayland
Fred Brow
Agricultural Association
Treva Sasse
Redfield
Milwaukee
Saale Wed Cote
Cate
Nehi Bottling CO
Hove
Dakota
Blatz
Leacald
Mission
Mission Orange
Hur
Protec
Northwest Security National Bank ‘of
Huron, South Dakota
George C. Fullinweider
Carl &, Voig, Mr
L. Cornell
Jisat. Mgr
C. Whaley
Asst
Bilge
Northwest Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insuitance Corporation
Miller
Old Quaker
Od Quaker
Coryright
Quaker
Lawance Euro
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!