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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1942

Page

3

Two Day Institute For Home Economists In Brookings

Brookings reports a two day refresher institute for home economists to aid school lunches, gardens, canning, and nutrition programs. State College and health department join the nutrition committee in organizing sessions March 13 14 with talks by W E Dittmer Frank Rockwell and others on garden crops vitamins and meal planning.

Brookings State Nutrition Committee State College State Department of Health Extension Service Farm Security Administration Smith-Hughes W. E. Dittmer Frank Rockwell State College Extension Forester-Horticulturist George L Gilbertson Edith Pierson Amanda Rosenquist Mary Marr Nora M. Hott

Doland Eastern Star Hosts Men's Night Meeting

Doland March 10 Special The Corona chapter of the Eastern Star met in regular session with Mrs. A. J. Kuehn presiding in place of the matron Mrs. Kathryn Shore. The event titled Men s Night drew many guests for a social hour with entertainment and games directed by Mrs. L. R. Howard, Mrs. Raymond Shult and Gertrude Eierman. Lunch was served by Mrs. Patience Wilkins, Edna Holmes and Gertrude Eierman.

Doland CES Corona Eastern Star A. J. Kuehn Kathryn Shore L. R. Howard Raymond Shult Gertrude

Map Shows Whole Counties Under Exploration

Rural Credits Department reveals 35 firms and individuals hold 1,879,160 acres of oil and gas leases across South Dakota counties. Carter Oil, Van C. Smith, Barnsdall Co, Kerr-Lynn, Chas Lee Hyde of Pierre and others own large blocks, with Perkins, Haakon, and Tripp counties listed as leaders due to department land ownership.

Pyerre South Dakota Rural Credits Department Perkins Haakon Tripp Armstrong Aurora Beadle Bennett Brule Buffalo Butte Campbell Charles Mix Carson Custer Davison Dewey Douglas Edmunds Fall Jones Lyman McPherson Meade Mellette Miner Pennington Potter Sanborn Shannon Stanley Sully Todd Walworth Washabaugh Ziebach Tibet Nettes Carter Oil Company Tulsa Okla van C. Smith Oklahomia City Barnsdall, Oil Co Kerr-Lynn & Co Oklahoma City Chas John F. Schoof Gettysburg S. D R. B. Hipple Pierre Murphy Oil Co Philadelphia Penn Central South Dakota Oil and Gas Project G. L. Reasor Chicago S. A. Tjaden F. W Billings Mont C. H. Weedman Faith H. M. Gillespie Wichita Fas J. G. C. Akers Chadron Neb D. C. Maxfield Isabel A. H. Baumgartner Rapid City Frank E. Pohle Philip S. C H. H. Birkett Dakota Trust Co John Herman Hilland G. W. Wallace

Ringsrud To Get Hometown Sendoff For Senate Bid

ELK POINT March 10 A homecoming and sendoff for Olive A Ringsrud in her campaign for the Republican Senate nomination will be held Thursday evening in the Brule Creek Church basement near where she once taught. Toastmaster A J Back will preside, with arrangement by James Swayer Cora Gunderson Mrs Bessie Boll er and Mrs Leone Schuhmaker.

Dormer postman case intrigues spring docket readers

Oklahoma City report notes postal inspector E M Harkins cites a case where a dormer postman kept 2131 pieces of mail over several years because he was too tired to deliver it. Officials found the mail in storage and aim to deliver it now. Destructive insects are described as mankind's greatest foes, annually destroying enough food to feed 200 million and causing half the world's deaths.

Oklahoma City Dormer E.M. Harkins Postoffice

Assistant Director Van Winkle Named at State University

James W. Van Winkle is appointed assistant director of the State University business research bureau succeeding William Slatan who left for a Washington D C post. He holds a bachelor’s from Illinois State Normal University and an MS in business from the University of Colorado. He previously served in the bureau at Colorado, on Illinois parole board, with Texas Casualty Insurance in Dallas, and as business manager of McLean Boy’s Home in Bloomington Illinois.

Vermillion James W. van Winkle State University Business Research Bureau Mr. van Winkle William Slatan Washington, D. C van Winkle Illinois State Normal University University of Colorado Bureau of Business and Governmental Research Parole Board State of Twinois Texas Casualty Insurance Company Dallas Tex McLean Boy's Home Bloomington Ill

Insect Produces It Used to Polish Jade and Cloth

A Chinese white wax is a substance deposited on trees by a scale insect. It is used to polish jade, to add luster to cloth, and for various other purposes.

Farm Conservation Plans Carried Out By Land Owners In 41

Rapid City reports 1145 farm conservation plans affecting 421000 acres in 1941 across 20 South Dakota soil conservation districts. Plans were developed with Soil Conservation Service help, featuring contour cultivation, grass seedings, strip cropping, subsurface tillage, and windbreaks. Major gains include improved crop reservoirs, grazing land management, and water storage structures.

Rapid City Mar South Dakota H. F. Tagge Rapid ‘City Soil Conservation Service Tage

Fron Lutheran Church Destroyed by Fire near Roslyn

Fire caused by a faulty chimney leveled the Fron Lutheran Church four miles northwest of Roslyn Sunday while services were in progress. No injuries were reported as parishioners saved the pews altar pulpit organ and books. The church serves a large Day County congregation.

Roslyn Saa Fron Lutheran Here C. M. Simondson Fron Day County

Tagge Reports Large Scale Irrigation and Fence Work

Tagge reported widespread land treatment last year with irrigation systems installed and 160 miles of fences relocated. In total 296,540 acres received one or more conservation practices tailored to each tract’s needs.

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