College conferred honorary degrees at annual commencement
Yankton College conferred honorary degrees at Forbes Hall Auditorium during its annual commencement. Forty seven candidates received bachelor of science and bachelor of arts degrees, and two students earned normal diplomas. Honorary degrees went to Dr. Irving Maurer, Gideon Seymour, and the Rev. Charles Gerlinger for their distinctions and leadership in education and journalism.
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Yankton
Forbes Hall
Irving Maurer
Beloit College
Nanth
Nutrition Group II Formed At Faulkton
A Faulkton meeting on June 2 organized a county nutrition committee with representatives of county and federal agencies. The plan includes action on nutrition and community welfare tied to national defense. Mrs. Carole Eruger was elected chairman and Miss Besse Holter secretary. Regular meetings planned. The Wolsey High School band will present its first summer concert tonight at 8 15 with weekly performances and exchange concerts planned. A new pastor, the Rev. Wicans of Marion, ND, has been chosen to replace Rev. Elwood who left for Grover Town. Mrs. Wiesus and daughters are expected to arrive.
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Te Security Administration
Wolsey High School
George Corrin
Wolsey
Hey
Wicans
Marion
Weslington
Ant ‘Alsey
HT Elwood
Grover, Town
Wiesus
Prizes In Poultry Contest Stirs District Teams
Association allocates 30 to aid sending hive ribbon teams from districts to the State Fair. Producers urged to collaborate with county agents to form teams and showcase demonstrations in local communities. Last year district poultry demonstrations met with success, and this year more clubs and counties participate. All 427 poultry club members eligible.
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Webster
Hiab
EC ML Jones
Wist
4-H Members Get Money For Camp
The Happy Helpers Club of Vir gil held a regular meeting at Bermiece Harbur’s home. It was an all day session with roll call on a South Dakota Ging. Frances Licht presided, Dorothy Schamber read minutes, and the treasurer reported £19 to be shared among members attending the Lake Herman camp. Dolores Barnes and Licht demonstrated bread making. Members brought bread for judging and health records. A noon dinner followed, with adjournment motions by Schamber and Halbur. Next meeting set for June 25 at Schamber’s home with canning vegetable demonstrations by Schamber and Halbur.
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Happy Helpers Club
Virgil
Bermiece
Harbur
South Dakota
Frances Licht
Dorothy Schamber
Lake Herman
Dolores’ Barnes
Dorothy Schambre
Berniece Halur
Berniece Halbur
Berniece Hallam
May Meeting of the Publishers Com Club Shown Noted
A fragmentary note indicates the May meeting of the publishers Com Club was not observed or recorded, leaving unclear details about location or attendees.
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Pubushers: Com Club
Nek Ote
Pioneer Colonizer in Dor Tete Tuxiees Emule Indie Maid
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions a pioneer colonizer figure and a character dubbed the Indie maid, with unclear context and scattered proper names. The readable text provides no dates, places, organizations, or outcomes to anchor a fuller summary.
Raymond Starz Club Reports and Next Meeting Planned
The Rome of Raymond Starz page lists named members and reports. Delegates Leon and Matte present assignments for the Lamb for Fat Lamb Club and Caring for es Cal. Wendell DeBoer Leonard King and Jack Bogers prepared signed reports for the next meeting. The club will meet Friday evening June 8 at the William DeBeer home. Dillon De Beer, reporter.
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Raymond Starz
Priven
Lowe
Lamb
Fat Lamb Club
Leon
Matte
Es Cal
Wendell DeBoer
Leonard King
Jack Bogers
William DeBeer
Dillon DeBeer
Cheerful Chams Begin Summer Work
The Cheerful Cham 4-H Club of St. Lawrence began its summer work with an organizational meeting at the leader’s home and the first regular meeting at Mable Choate’s home. Activities included songs, games, and a demonstration on vegetables with members leading music and hosting duties.
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Mable Choate
Selach
Huron
Anne Fanning
Blanchard
Doris Parks
Harriette Seniths
Bonita Bisuchard
Dessie Fanning
Jean Magness
Heporter
Alice May Oakley
Organize Club Elects Officers At June Meeting
A 4-H club meeting at Herman Dubro's on June 3 opened with God Bless America sung by the group and piano pieces by Deloris Peskey. New officers include Myrna Hein as leader Esmond president Phylis Dubro Esmond vice president Joyce Shoemaker Esmond secretary-treasurer Deloris Peskey Cavour. Other members Ruby Kowalke Emma Kowalke. They discussed the upcoming club camp and song duties. A gate line craft in Huron on Saturday June and a utility basket will raise funds for camp. The meeting closed with Sing Your Way Home. Reporter Doris Peskey.
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God Bless America
Delaris Peskey
Myrna Hein
Esmond
Phylis Dubro
Joyce Shoemaker
Deloris Peskey
Cavour
Ruby
Emma Kowalke
Crathel
Huron
Dedoris Peskey
Fog and risk echo in a strained dinner scene
A fragment of dialogue centers on fear, fate, and reading the Bill of Rights. Angie defends Washington's risks, while Deborah and Bridgie stir social tension at dinner. The scene hints at hidden fears and a fragile household dynamic amid a wedding gift setting.
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Tephan
Arouud
Deborah
Angie
Ol Lovett
Answers To Cranium Crackers Headlines and Speeches
A collection of historical references spans Gettysburg 1863 Washington's Farewell read in New York 1775 Caesar's funeral in Rome and Patrick Henry in Virginia 1775. Woodrow Wilson urged democracy and war in Congress on April 2 1917.
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Gettysburg
Washington
New York
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Rome
Patrick Henry
Woodrow Wicon
Congress
Germany
Draped Bodice Pattern No. 8963 Features
Fashion pattern details describe a softly draped bodice with a shaped neckline and tie belt to emphasize the waist. It offers silk print for summer and crepe fall versions with a draped cowl neckline. Includes size 12 to 20, with yardage for size 14, and requests order via Evening Huronite pattern service.
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