Economy Move Reports Kennedy
Mitchell June 24 State WPA Administrator M A Kennedy announced that all district finance and employment offices will be closed June 25 and records moved to the state office in Mitchell. District offices at Plare Rapid City Watertown and Aberdeen will be centralized to save about 3000 dollars a month in salaries. About 59 district employees will move to Mitchell to work in state offices and roughly 30 will be released. Kennedy received a wire from Harry Hopkins instructing centralization at Mitchell. The state administrator notified district of fees late yesterday.
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Mitchell
WPA
M. A. Kennedy
Biles
Plarre
Rapid City
Watertown
Aberdeen
Kennedy
Harry Hopkins
Mrs Omer Fouberg Honored At Shower
Mrs Omer Fouberg a recent bride was honored at a shower hosted by Miss Isabel Gere and guests including Misses Helen Mondane Peterson Hazel Fouberg Helen Fouberg and Gera. The evening featured games a mock wedding recipe writing and a guest register. The hostesses served luncheon.
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FO Russouri
Omer Fouberg
Isabel Gere
Helen
Mondane Peterson
Hazel
Helen Fouberg
Gera
Forestsburg
Hagman Families Visit Florence Trips Update
Special correspondence notes Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hagman and their Los Angeles relatives visiting in the vicinity and stopping at Florence to see Emmet Ruskett and the Shartles Strasburg home. Also mentions Mrs. L. R. Welch of Long Island visiting her daughter and Ruth Sickles heading to Rapid City to visit Ralph Sickles and family.
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Nagmans
Florence Rockham
Lee Hagman
Robert Hagman
Los Angeles
Cal
Florence
Bonilla Bonilla
L. R. Welch
Long Island
M. IL Justus
Ruth Sickles
Bonilla
Rapid City
Ralph Sickles
Orient Jubilee Lane
H. E. Hern
Orient
Machinery Problems in Terrace Farming In Urbana
The American Society of Agricultural Engineers committee on terraced land machinery design reports difficulty using ordinary farming machines on terraces. They find no feasible design changes now, noting older machines worsen issues. The report urges terrace or control measure modifications for harsh terrace conditions.
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Terrace Farming
Urbana
A American Society of Agricultural Engineeers
First Band Concert In Erwin Draws Big Attendance
Erwin held its first outdoor band concert of the summer with marches waltzes and overtures. The beginners orchestration featured many local recruits and several who previously played in the high school band. Director John R. Tolmie led the performance. A second concert is planned for next Saturday evening.
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Erwin Erwin
Erwin
John R. Tolmie
Shrine Hospital Bancroft trip for Allen Costello
Mrs. Dan Costello and son Allen left for Minneapolis for treatment at Shrine Hospital. Return time depends on therapy. Also Alvina Custard and family left for Minnesota to visit Chilstroms, Hettlinger, Berry, and Mary Dillon, planning to return soon. Hugh Danforth and wife with baby left Erwin after a week with Snyder family. Mildred Schanek accompanied them from the Shanek home.
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Rockham
Erwin F. Buss
Roland
Allen
St. Louis
Florida
Atlantic
Washington, D. C
New York City
Niagara Falls
Canada
Shrine Hospital
Bancroft
Dan Costello
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Alvina Custard
Hollis
L. J. Custard
Ole Chilstrom
Breten
Jack Hettlinger
Carl Berry
Mary Dillon
Albert Lea
Joe
Erwin
Hugh Danforth
Yankton
Danforth
George T. Snyder
Mildred Schanek
Walker Shanek
Mrs Zarl Horn Bride Shower Held at Ruth Burger Home
A recent bride Mrs Zarl Horn was honored with a bridal shower at Miss Ruth Burger’s home. The afternoon featured games and many gifts, with Mrs Dell Port assisting the hostess.
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Torn
Evening Huronite headlines in June 24 1937 edition
The June 24 1937 issue of the Evening Huronite presents local news, events, and brief notices from Huron with period-appropriate reporting. The page highlights community happenings and civic updates typical of a mid-1930s state newspaper.
Engineering Grads Placed In Jobs in 1937
Nine of the 1937 engineering graduates from State College have begun work. Cheadle and Johnson, both electrical engineers, join Northwestern Bell in Omaha and GE in Erie. Bentson and Lyngstad, GE at Schenectady, Foster to Northwestern Public Service Aberdeen, Hoakanson to Commonwealth Edison Chicago. Longrie becomes county engineer at Estelline. Dobbs to study at Caltech Pasadena. Spies to report to State Board of Health soon. Civil engineers Spies, and two others, plan near-term employment.
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Brookings
State Col- Tega
Norman Cheadle
Solem
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Omaha
Neb
Charles Johnson
Hetland
General Electric Company
Erie
Penn
Cheadle
Johnson
Robert Bentson
Alpena
Anders Lyngstad
Aberdeen
Schen
Kenneth Spies
Valley Springs
State Board of Health
Rockham Lutheran Bible School Opens for Summer
Rockham reports the German Lutheran Church opened a weekly Vacation Bible School led by Rev. L. A. Oberhoy with fourteen pupils enrolled. Students enjoyed a picnic at J. P. Neu Grove during the first week of summer sessions.
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Rockham
Creeping Jenny Program Planned at Brookings
South Dakota agriculturalists are invited to a Machinery and Field Day at Suite College on June 30 featuring Creeping Jenny eradication. Dennis Wiant will lead machine control demonstrations using field cultivators and harrows on plots heavily infested, with smother crops tested in experimental plots including castor beans and various grasses.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Suite College
Agricultural Engineering and Agronomy
Dennis Wiant
Agricultural Engineering
South Dakota Agronomy Experiments Program Preview
The program outlines effects of rye and dallown as control measures over one to three years and includes a talk by Dr. A. N. Hume, head of the agronomy department, on South Dakota Agronomy Experiments along with a demonstration of Machinery A and a secondary machinery demonstration.
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A. N. Hume
South Dakota
Agronomy Exhibit Details At Farm Machinery Day
Visitors will view new equipment including the basin Lister deep furrow drill all crop harvester and large team and tractor hitches at 245 p m The day includes informal inspection of experiment plots machinery and other points of interest in the agronomy and agricultural engineering departments.
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Basin Lister
Agronomy
Hopper Bait Kills Cows On Lane Farm
Henry Fall of Lane farms reports two calves died after cows licked grasshopper poison powder stored in sacks in a garage. The sacks were exposed when the door was left open, the incident occurring near Lane on a June day.
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Lane Farm Lane
Henry Fall
Lane
Clover Leaf Club Wins Outing At Huron Visit
Clover Leaf Home Extension Club had a Tuesday outing in Huron with only one member unable to attend. The day included dining theatre and a city tour to Ravine Park. Club treasury funds were exhausted during the trip. Susie Costello of Sioux Falls visited at the Michels and Michels households in Rockham.
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Clover Leaf Club
Huron
Clove Leaf
City of
Ravine Park
Isits
Michels Rockham
Speci
Susie Costello
Sioux Falls
Matt Michels
Joe Michels
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Walbel
Huron, SD
Jenners
Rochester Lane
Mrs
Christ Jenner
Andrew Lippert
Rochester
Minn
Jenner
Goodyear
Brookings Meet
Noida
Pep Sodenaay
Uash
Ypres
Doe
Irs
Milwaukee
En Beer
NEI Bottling CO
Dakota NL
Huron, 3. D
Baya E
Milwaukee Beer
Mater
Pius Power
Columbia Broadcasting Co
Kelvin
Nash
Northwestern Public Service Co
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