Dakota Wesleyan Holds Awards Day
Dakota Wesleyan University in Mitchell celebrated Awards Day on June 4 in the chapel. Coach Lester Belding handed out letters, sweaters, blankets, and metals for football basketball track intramural sports and recreation awards to numerous recipients including Bob Cooper, Chester Frederick, Milton Cameron, Howard Hahn, Norm Lehnert, and James Lundstrom among others.
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Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan University
Lester Belding
Bob
Robert Cooper
Milton Cameron
Mubank
Jack Burroughs
Greenford
N.C
Howard Hahn
Murdo
Norm Lehnert
Clinton
Wendell Palmer
Lane
Francis Collins
Ft. Dodge
Dale Anderson
Forrest Gaxttz
Don Guntry
Dodge
Jaz Art Lehsert
Clinto
James Landstrom
Wheaton
Minn
Aidan Mitchell
Watertown
Lawrence Phillips
Iona
Newton Stablein
Moline
Ti Ly
Lele Tussing
Chuck
Charles Bobb
Maurice Gardner
Daland
Ron Gowry
Laurence Sotnion
Milbank
Norm Leihnert
Tay
Ralph Nauman
Gettysburg
Clifford Scout
Montrose
Gail Williams
Gomer
Bruce Mopkins
Redfield
Bill Andrews
Clinton, Sr
Greensboro
N. C
Wye
Newson
Newton
Allan Michel
Wiliam Williamson
Vala
Art Lehnert
Ralph Navman
Getnsburg
Bob Cooper
Porrest Goer Mitchell
James Lundstrom
Minnis
Mayer To Speak At School Convention In Sioux Falls
Dr Mayer of Chicago will headline the first annual Sunday School convention in Sioux Falls. Dr Ray M Johnson and committees work to finalize plans for the June meeting as the Rational Council of Religious Education coordinates the event.
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Mayer
Oy Mayer
Chicago
Ray M. Johnson
Rational Council of Religious
Registered Herefords Sold At Bones Auction
Parker June 8 Approximately 11 head of registered Hereford cattle were sold for a total of 396,025 at the first annual stock sale at the Walter Sones farm near Parker. About 800 buyers from Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Nebraska North Dakota Montana Texas and Wyoming attended. The top buyer was James Brook of Brady Texas with 30 animals and a Hereford bull bought for 1 region the highest price in the sale.
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Bones
Parker
Walter Sones
Hare
Sayur
Wistens
Minnesota
Towa
Nebraska
Vmisho
North Dakota
Montana
Texas
Wyoming
James Brook
Brady
Rebekahs Plan Children's Day Prank in June Meeting
Glory Rebekah Lodge held a regular meeting with attendance and a memorial service for members who died in the past year. Plans were made for a Children's Day party at the Odd Fellow Mall on July 2, inviting local Rebekahs Odd Fellows and families for an evening of refreshments and entertainment.
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Ankfort Rebekahs
Glory Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellow
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows
Fam
Betty Myers Injured In Auto Accident In Watertown
Betty Myers, 19, of Watertown, was struck by a car while crossing a street Sunday and was hospitalized. Her aunt Mrs Martha Bastian and Mrs Betty Byers were en route from Frankfors to Watertown upon receiving word of the injury.
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Betty Byers
Frankfors
Martha Bastian
Tertown
Betty Myers
Ihe
Furth
Watertown
Visits Bring Family Returns From Stowe Falls
Frankfort residents Jane Frankfort and Mrs Edna Schone with Er A Oakes returned after days with relatives in Stowe Falls where Mrs Schone attended a Grand Lodge session. In Wayland Mrs Carl Hurley of Wessington Springs visited her parents Mr and Mrs M C Wood and returned home Friday.
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Frankfort
Jane
Edna Schone
Er. A. Oakes
Stowe Falls
Wayland Wayland
Carl Hurley
Wessington Springs
M. C. Wood
Butter Makers Tie For First In State Contest
Butter makers O. R. Howe of Flandreau and Roy Simonds of Arlington led the second annual butter scoring contest by the State Dairy Association with a 9346 score. Leo Benson of State College creamery placed second as the event, held at Hitchock Park in Mitchell during the association picnic on May 31, produced scores ranging from 902% to 9344. E. A. Paulen of Webster was named president to fill the unexpired term of Einar Mikkelsen of Garretson who is moving to Wyoming.
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Brookings
O. R. Howe
Flandreau
Roy Simonds
Arlington
State Dairy Association
A. P. Ruger
Association
Hitchcock Park
Mitchell
Leo Benson
State College Cream—Ery
H. P. Goerz
Marlon
A. M. Helgnng
Madison
Rasmus Anderson
Miller
E. A. Paulen
Webster
Eighth Graders To Receive Diplomas In Wellington Springs
WELLINGTON SPRINGS June 8 Special Clyde Fite county superintendent announced that Jerauld County eighth grade graduates will receive diplomas at the high school auditorium Thursday June 11 at 8 pm. Rev J E Rosinson will speak. Valedictorian from rural schools Tina Stolen Loxan School. salutatorian Goldie Neumeyer Alpena Township. Springs City School nominees Douglas Flitle Violet Hille. List includes graduates by township with many names across Alpena, Drying, Harmony, Marlar, Pleasant, Media, Wessington Springs, Viola, Crow Lake, Logan and other townships plus College Training School and city schools.
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Wellington Springs
Clyde Fite
Jerauld
J. E. Rosinson
Tina Stolen
Loxan
Valedic
Torian
Goldie Neumeyer
Alpena Township
Marlar
Kenneth Glenn James
Donald ‘Tieds
Frances A. ‘Kieffer
Pleasant
Everet Dean
Victor Eugene Kauble
Ray Schafer
Bertha Weber
Geneva Florence Kauble
Milton £. Gilbertson
Wilma Bult
Douglas Wayne Swenson
Robert Ray Thompson
Marjorie Creighton
Awana Wanita Dernier
George Marvin Powell
Daniel Springer
Wessington Springs
Cleo Ballard
Danny Tupper
Lillian Marie Huether
Marion McDonald
Marjorie Aisenbrey
Maynard Bill
Keith Bridenour
Loretta Caulk
Lucille Caulk
Douphy Flutie
George Hauge
Violet Hille
Douglas Jones
Norma Jeanne Jones
Paul Jones
Susan Kearton
Frances Neumeyer
Ross Null
Pearl Palmer
Lamont Phelps
Charles Reedy
Muriel Rhodes
Charles Robinson
Viola Schmierer
Janet Strachan
Donley Swanson
Berniece Voodees
Loraine Wilson
Ruth Hawk
99 000 worksheets expected for 1986 conservation program
Brookings June 8 Special Ninety nine thousand worksheets for the 1986 agricultural conservation program are expected to be signed by the final tabulation. A June 4 check showed 88 203 turned in to county offices with nearly 11 000 more expected. Estimated 58 percent of farmers and 11 726 000 acres of land, with 1 174 000 acres of soil depleting land. County and state committees will list and adjust, with completion set for June 27.
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Brookings
Honor Graduate Helen Keenan at Masonic Lodge Open Air Meeting
About 100 lodge members gathered at Noel Whitner farm east of Clark for an open air Masonic meeting called by C. L. Sherburne district eight. E. L. Severance led the ritual with Spencer Mash and Dr G F Ponkonin assisting. Three candidates Byron Hyde Henry Lign and George Baldwin were raised to master Mason. A plenic cup party followed.
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Helen Keenan
Clark
Masonic Lodge
Noel Whitner
C. L. Sherburne
Histriet
Raymond
Doland
Conde
Vienna
Waterown
Iroquois
E. L. Severance
Eckert To Speak At Grange Meet In Black Hills
Eckert of Mascantah Illinois secretary of the National Grange executive committee and master of the Illinois State Grange will deliver the principal address at a public meeting Tuesday evening at 8 at the State Game Lodge in the Black Hills. The Grange sessions run June 9 to 12 with an agricultural policy discussion and planned excursions to Sylvan Lake. New officers will be installed at the closing session June 12.
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Watertown
A. Eckert
Mascantah
Ill
National Grange
Grang
Black Hills
J. J. Martin
The
Grange
Martin
Sylvan Lake
Meedles
Fred Warrens Have Dinner For Guests
WAYLAND June 8 Special and Mrs Harry Busch of Glendale Calif and Mr and Mrs William Warren of Wessington were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Peed Warren Thursday evening Mrs Busch former Miss Gladys McElrath of Wessington is a niece of Fred Warren They left Saturday morning on their journey home and will visit overnight with relatives at Lead and Salt Lake City They expect to arrive in California by June 13.
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Fred Warrens
Wayland
Harry Busch
Glendale
Calif
William Warren
Wessirdon
Peed Warren
Busch
Gladys McElrath
Wessington
Fred Warren
Lead
Salt Lake City
California
Burdette Extension Club Elects New Officers
Burdette Home Extension Club elected officers at a Thursday meeting with Mrs. Art Yada as chairman and Mrs. Robert Bingham as vice chairwoman. Secretary-treasurer is Mrs. Jess Whittington, replacing retiring officers Catherine Stodprass Bessie Pelchow and Myrtle Peterson. A three member committee was chosen to manage the Burdette booth at Miller on Achievement Day.
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Burdette Extension Club
Burdette
Burdette Home Extension Club
Eldon Jonas
Feld
Art Yada
Robert Bingham
Jessig
Whittington
Catherine Stodprass
Bessie Pelchow
Myrtle Peterson
Grace Bushong
Blanche Jones
Miller
Cils
Myctls Peterson
Wesleyan Plans For Recreation Program At Lake Mitchell
A special recreation program is planned for Dakota Wesleyan University summer session opening June 10. Events include college pool winnings at Lake Mitchell, clay tennis courts, two golf courses, and multiple parks. Added campus activities feature volleyball, diamond ball, and a college picnic.
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Wesleyan
Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan University
Lake Mitchell
Yankton Sophomore Receives West Point Appointment
Robert Warren of Yankton is a Yankton College sophomore who has earned an appointment to West Point Academy and will enter in July. A former Yankton High School graduate, Warren helped lead the college track team to conference championships and served as assistant editor of the Student. He now writes for the Yankton Press & Dakotan while awaiting entry after completing all examinations and receiving official notice of acceptance. He is an appointee of Senator Peter Norbeck.
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Ywankton
Robert Warren
Kankton
Yankton College
West Point Academy
Warren
Yankton High School
Yankton Press & Dakotan
Peter Norbeck
Crops Are Helped By Preston Rains
A heavy rain fell Friday morning boosting moisture across the community this spring while the west end remains drought affected. Farmers plow some small grain, plant forage grasses for winter seed, and haymaking slows as clover and alfalfa near harvest. Knee high corn is reported, and moisture aids growth though pigeon grass is increasingly troublesome.
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Lake Precius
Mrs Engelcke Honored Miller Evening Event
Mrs Thomas Haugen hosted a Thursday evening in Hartford to honor her sister Mrs Alice Engelcke. The contract was played at two tables with prizes for scores awarded to Mrs Engelcke and Miss Dollie Bushfield, and the hostess presented a gift to Mrs Engelcke before lunch.
Want Establishment More Duck Refuges in South Dakota
Pierre June 8 An appeal by O H Johnson director of the state game and fish department urged individuals and organizations in South Dakota to enroll in the national waterfowl refuge movement to create more duckports. The program, sponsored by Mare Game Birds in America, awards refuges projects annually. The department will provide advice development suggestions and services to interested owners of ponds and marshes or others who can arrange refuge sites. Last year's winners included M W Iverson Miranda and Mrs John Fredericks Sturgis. other sponsors were Eureka 4 H Club Sticker Tinkers Colombo Island R T Laughlin Twney and Albert Hoblhaus Kidder.
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Pierre
South Dakota
O. H. Johnson
State Game and Fish Department
Mare Game Birds In America
Johnson
Game and Fish Department
M. W. Iverson
Miranda
John Fredericks
Sturgis
Eureka
William H. Loehde
Colombo Island
R. T. Laughlin
Twney
Albert Hoblhauist
Kidder
Jerauld Demos To Meet On Tuesday
I C Anton president of Jer auld County Young Democrats announces a meeting at the courthouse Tuesday evening to discuss plans for the coming campaign. The club will elect a successor to C J Aisenbrey who resigns due to ill health from Battle Mountain Sanitarium Hot Springs South Dakota where he is receiving treatment. Aisenbrey is an overseas veteran who volunteered in April 1917 and was campaign manager for Jerauld Demos in 1934.
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Wellington Springs
I. C. Anton
Jerauld County
Young Democrats
C. J. Aisenbrey
M1 Health
Battle Mountain Sanitarium
Hot Springs
5. D
Aisenbrey
Jerauld Demos
Rotary lunch program showcases Kirkeby and Pankonin acts
At the weekly Rotarian luncheon Clark and Parkenin presented a musical program. Lee Kirkeby performed clarinet and piano solos with Kathleen Pantonin on piano duets and Kathleen Pankonin singing with Gloria Parkonin on accompaniment.
Sweetland Receives Honorary Degrees at Southwestern and Kansas Wesleyan
Mitchell June 1926 Dr Leon H Sweetland president of Dakota Wesleyan University was awarded Doctor of Divinity by Southwestern College Winfield Kan on May 27 and Doctors of Laws by Kansas Wesleyan University Salina Kan on June 1 Dr Frank E Mossman Southwestern president praised his scholarship pastoral leadership and achievements as a Christian leader Dr Matthew D Smith Kansas Wesleyan presented the candidate for the degrees and praised his ties to Dakota Wesleyan University and the Methodist Church.
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Southwestern
Matthew D. Smith
Kansas ‘Wesleyan University
Drkota Wesleyan University
Dr. Sweetland
L Bowers Confers LL D Degree at University
Dr L Bowers, president of the university, conferred an LL D degree.
Sign Up Progress For Farm Program in Baker Township
Baker Township reports high farmer participation in the new farm program with Melvin Larson in charge. Only two refusals noted, both tied to existing alfalfa and sweet clover acreage. Larson expects 106 percent sign up after two holdouts join before Saturday morning. Separately, hand nurse transfer: Miss Elizebeth Wolkow leaves Hand County after two years to De Smet then Meade and Lawrence counties for similar duties as funding ends project here.
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Baker Township
Lake Preston
Melvin Larson
Larson
Miller
Elizebeth Wolkow
Hand County
de Smet
Meade
Lawrence
Miss Wolkow
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