State College Teachers Bureau Reports Busy Season
State College bureau of recommendations for teachers has logged 605 calls by mid May, a 10 percent rise from last year. Dr. C. R. Wiseman, director, notes requests include 77 for English teachers, 63 for home economics, 40 for mathematics, 37 for math and science, 48 for commercial subjects, 41 for social science, 20 for music, 40 for physical education, 16 for agricultural, and 13 for industrial arts. Seventeen schools seek superintendents, 13 principals, 117 practice teachers, and 67 substitute calls were received.
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Brookings
State College Bureau of
C. R. Wiseman
Bureau
Education Department
Highmore Sailor Home on 30 Day Emergency Leave
Robert Taylor, a parachute rigger third class, arrives in Highmore on a 30 day emergency leave from the Pacific. He returns to attend to his seriously ill mother Mrs. James Taylor with his wife and two children from Belle Fourche. His leave was arranged through the Navy Department, his company chaplain, and the Red Cross, after months in the Pacific Theatre of War. He was flown from an island base to San Francisco. Taylor wears a Presidential Citation ribbon, the Asiatic Pacific duty badge with two stars, and the American Theatre of War ribbon. He must report to San Francisco after his visit.
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Augamore
Robert Taylor
James Taylor
Mavy Department
Red Cross
San Francisco
Highmore
Belle Fourche
Taylor
Frankfort OES Holds Regular Meeting
Frankfort OES held its regular meeting Friday evening with Edna Streenz as worthy Matron in charge. Three visitors Blanche Stubbs Alcester Woodward Brentford and Don Jones Neligh Neb attended. A gift was presented to Jibbs a longtime member and Mrs Jones reported on her recent init to the grand chapter in Omaha.
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Frankfort Oes
Frankfort
Fillers Use 700 Ton Silo On Clay County Farm
The McMurchie brothers near Centerville in Clay County fill trench silos with sorghum and corn for winter cattle feed. An acre of fodder is said to be worth two acres in the shock, with careful harvest to avoid sour seed.
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Centerville
Me. Murchie
Clay County
Carl Reed
Malcolm McMurchie
Donald McMurchie
Malcolm
R. A. Cave
State College Extension Dairyman
Silo spoilage figures show trench design advantages
A survey of 319 South Dakota trench silo owners reported slim average spoilage below a percent under a wet straw or chaff cover and six inches of dirt. Freezing losses are lower in trench silos than upright ones, though trench spoilage remains slightly higher overall.
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South Dakota
Piano Recital Held at Frankfort Methodist Church
Kent Van Houten a pupil of Mrs L Riske gave a piano recital at the Frankfort Methodist Church Sunday evening. He played well known composers with his sister singing Trees and Marian Hassinger at the piano. Roger Jones played a trumpet solo with Betty Hassinger on piano.
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Frankfort
Kent van Houten
Baldwin Hospital Birth of Son to Redfield Family
Son born Saturday June 3 to Mr and Mrs Elwood Stanley Redfield at Baldwin Hospital weighing seven pounds fifteen ounces. Parents named are Mr and Mrs Redfield in Elwood.
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Bohn Redfield
Elwood Stanley
Baldwin Hospital
State College Names Dr Victor S Webster Chemistry Head
Brookings June announcement designates Dr Victor S Webster as head of the State College chemistry department succeeding the late Dr Lester S Guss. Webster joined the staff in 1936 and acted as head last year during Guss absence for a federal war rubber research program.
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Brookings
Victor S. Webster
State College
Lester S. Guss
Lyman E. Jackson
Webster
Guss
University of Iowa
Phi Lambda Upsilon
Sigma Xi
American
Birth Announced for Redfield Couple’s Daughter Myra Ann
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Myron Greenwald of Redfield at Baldwin Hospital on Saturday June 3. The newborn weighs six pounds four ounces and has been named Myra Ann.
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Redfield
Myron’ Greenwald
Baldwin Hospital
Myra Ann
Invasion Extra Published by State College
Brookings June 8 The South Dakota Collegian state college student newspaper released an invasion extra despite being away from campus for D Day. The four page issue, nearly ready for press for a month, included a war progress review and the role of students and faculty, listing fourteen alumni and faculty decorated for bravery and service.
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Brookings
South Dakota
State College
Ree Valley Cooperative Co Incorporation Filed at Ree Heights
Five Hand County farmers formed Ree Valley Cooperative Co a general mercantile at Ree Heights with a 10000 capital. Articles filed list Robert F. Leyson Edwin Fawcett Ronald Henson Milo Steele and Douglas Scott as directors.
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Ree Heights
Pierre
Ree Valley Cooperative Co
Secretary of State
Robert FE. Leyson
Edwin Fawcett
Ronald Henson
Milo Steele
Douglas Scott
Mrs Bevier Hosts Monday Ramblers In Alpena
The Monday Night Ramblers gathered at Mrs. Hattie Bevier's Alpena home. Chinese checkers provided entertainment and a luncheon was served by the hostess.
Bonilla Grads Enroll In Cadet Nursing Class
Boni and Arlene Palmer hat enroll in the cadet nurses training program at Huron College this week. Both are graduates of Lady of Bonilla High School Class of year.
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Bonilla Grads
Bonilla
Cleo Boni
Arlene Palmer Hatt
Huron College
Lady of Bonilla High School
Iroquois Club Children’s Day Picnic Report
The Willing Workers Club members and families held a Children’s Day picnic at the Glen Irvin home on Sunday June 4. After a picnic dinner, the afternoon featured outdoor games and races.
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Iroquois
Clab
Glen Irvin
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Highmore Sailor
Pacific
McMurphie Brothers
Huron Sales Pavilion
C. & M. W. Depot
HURON
S. D
WRC
Re Yef Corps
Department
W. P. Jones
Iroquois Club
Northwest Finance Co
B.A. Miner
Mgr
N. W
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