Little International Show Tops in State College History
Brookings reports the 21st Little International Livestock Show at State College drew near 4,000 attendees over two days. Awards spanned grain, poultry, dairy, meat cutting, and various livestock divisions with multiple students and counties earning top honors. Governor Bushfield and Dean Eberle attended, while Harold Titus photographed the event for Country Gentleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
State College
Lowell Johnson
Alcester
Lincoln Taylor
Virgil
Hugh Barnett
Lloyd Smith
Lloyd Hart
Ivan Johnson
de Smet
School of Agriculture
Harlan J. Bushfield
Jackson
Dean A. M. Eberle
Harold Titus
Country Gentleman
Dale Wells
Oldham
Roland Chicoine
Jefferson
Cecil Hauff
Nelle Hartwig
John V. Hepler
I. B. Johnson
H. Dean Stallings
V. V. Volstorff
Elaine Hutton
Egan
Jayce Hamilton
Bonilla
Shirley White
Florence
Lyman EB. Jackson
A. F. Test
Mitchell
Thad Oviatt
Huron
Ruth Gordon
McLaughlin
Ed Tunby
Houghton
Arnold Nelson
Vatley Springs
Owen Flatberg
Carson
Forensic contest set at Madison by state league
The South Dakota High School Forensic League state contest will be held at Eastern State Normal School in Madison on March 16 and 17. Dr J W Headley and C S Lines lead arrangements with a detailed debate schedule for divisions 1 through 8 across morning and afternoon rounds and a potential extra round after supper.
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Madison
Mar
South Dakota High School
Eastern State Normal School
J. W. Headley
C. S. Lines
Yale High School Presents Three One Act Plays
Yale High School students from freshman to senior, guided by Miss Mildred Foreman Mr Orville Hepler and Mrs A Gering, perform Among Us Girls The Minister's New Car and Action in Myself's hall on Friday and Saturday to raise funds for the school activity fund.
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Yale High School
YALE
Mildred Foreman
Orville Hepler
7. A. Gering
Myself's Hall
Neighborhood News Highlights Local Socials and Births
Read through a dense column of community items from Yale Mississippi and nearby towns. It notes a sudden death of Miss Maud Thompson mother of an instructor, a silver wedding anniversary at the John Keiffer home, numerous visits, a six and a half pound birth in Wessington Springs, a serious appendicitis case for eight year old Mary Jo May, and various social visits among Green, Campbell, Davis, and Garry families plus local school and college ties.
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Yale
Maud Thompson
Springfield
M. W. Lyring
E. W. Brandenburg
Edmund
Ralph Brandenburg
Dona Lee
John Keiffer
Wessington
Springs
Rudolph Lundberg
Forestburg
Sydney Larson
Marjorie Frybarger
Huron
J. P. Larson
George Radenburg
Mary Jo May
Paul May
Methodist’ Hospital
Mitchell
Ruth Green
Washington, D.C
C. W. Green
Lane
Miss Green
C. H. Meink
Jay
Derline and Son
Gladys Green
Elwood Green
Washington Springs
Dave Long
Bryant area note card notices and family visits
Mildred Foreman visits relatives at her parents home. Lloyd and Mrs. Fennig of Fargo arrive for weekend with kin. Chris Reitan returns from Minneapolis on business. Mrs. Carmichael of Armour visits Grant Guse home. Hanson and Soderland depart for Ft Snelling to enter U S service. Mrs. Johnson of Erwin visits Bryant. Roy Shepherd family welcome a daughter in Watertown hospital March 3. Mrs. Van Schoiache recovering from a fall in Brookings hospital. Bryant Commercial Club meets with an educational program. Attendees discuss defense bonds and stamps for Hamlin County. Eleanor Atkinson visiting from Aberdeen NT C. Clarence Christianson visits Lawton Iowa and Hillsview. Mrs. McKichan and son return to Huron from visit with McKichan parents. Jens Christianson hosts housewarming at new Grant Walton farm. Dancing and lunch mark the gathering. Mrs. John Phillips and Dean visit Montevideo. Dean to join the Navy next week. Mrs. Sickles and Mrs. Newton visit Kenison family in Bryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Johnson
Erwin
Bryant
Roy Shepherd
Watertown
N. R. van Schoiache
Brookings Hospital
Bryant Commercial Club
Carey
L. A
Bonilla Eleanor Atkinson
Aberdeen
Clarence Christianson
Lawton
Iowa
Hillsview
Eugene McKichan
Small
Son
Huron
Mr. McKichan
George McKichan
Jens Christianson
Grant Walton
Grange
Eddie Chaplin
Charles Poe
L. H. Palmer
John Phillips
Dean
Montevideo
Minn
George Phillips
Navy
Ralph Sickles
Paul Newton
Rapid City
RK. A. Kenison
Clover Leaf Club Meets Discuss Clothing Thrift
Clover Leaf Home Extension Club met at Mrs George Monosmiths home with 14 members present. Mrs A E Kuti spoke on clothing thrift while Mrs Andrew Wier and Mrs Bernard led a gardening and food supply planning discussion. Lunch was served by Mrs Arthur Meyer and Mrs E Pate. Next meeting at Mrs George Richerts with lunch committees Mrs Martin Schroeder and Mrs Will Schwabauer.
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Clover Leaf Club
Lane
Clover Leaf Home Extension
George Monosmith
A. E. Kuti
Andrew Wier
Bernard
Arthur Meyer
E. Pate
George Richerts
Martin Schroeder
Will Schwabauer
Aberdeen Man 102 Wants to Join Army
Grandpa Jim Fry of Aberdeen, the Brown County's last Civil War veteran, turned 102 and plans to enlist after Pearl Harbor. He remains vigorous and curious, reading eagerly and loving newspaper debates, as his family recalls his long life and modest birthday cake with two candles.
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Aberdeen
Dim Fry
William Fry
Jim
William, Jr
Brown County
Pearl Harbor
State School of Mines Offers Tuition Scholarships
HAPLD Lily March 17 tuition scholarships announced by registrar H Merle Parsons for outstanding high school seniors enrolling in the School of Mines engineering program. Each award provides two installments of 35 dollars covering two semesters of freshman tuition, with scholars generally in line for eligibility.
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State School of Mines
H. Merle Parsons
Scholarships Open for War Time Engineering Programs
Applicants for 1942 43 scholarships must submit a personal letter of application and arrange a letter of recommendation from a high school principal or adviser. They should forward scholastic records to the school Scholarship men. Courses include chemical, civil, electrical, general, metallurgical, mining engineering, geology and chemistry. The new curriculum begins June 1, 1942, with two possible start periods June 1 or October 5, under an accelerated war time program. A sign of serfdom among slaves in ancient Rome is noted in the Nazi salute. A farm at El Monte California raises airens as its only livestock for motion picture use.
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el Monte
Calif
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Garretson
Dale’ Wells
Clinton
Zinter
Ellendale
N.D
Hill City
Vincent McFarland
Valley ‘Springs
McGregor
Salem
Lester Clarke
Harlan Matter
Miller
Lyle Dercheid
Robert Schuelke
Groton
Don Little
John Curry
Elk Point
Don Kratochvil
Hawarden, Jr
Bob Johnson
Tom Johnston
Norman Martin
Webster
Beautiful Booth
Pharmacy
Karo
Fred
Asprig
Bor
Ratige
Bushfield
Harlan Bushfield
Little International
Lyman E. Jackson
Neighborhood News
Wolsey
Ed Wacknitz
Wale
Bernard Maass
Paul Garry
Mary Jane
Iroquois
Bridgewater
Bernard Garry
Kathryn Campbell
A. B. Campbell
Redfield
Campbell
Lois Davis
Arthur Beemis
Marion Tyrell
Carpenter
John Saber
Verne Peterson
Coleman
William Gaughran
Tulare
Mildred
Hazel Schmidt
Dakota Wesleyan
Ernest Schmidt
George Willett
Emily
Wesley Price
William Radcliffe
Wessington Springs
Delbert Shryock
Orville Brugger
Northern Normal
Donald Schultze
Frye Aircraft School
Omaha
Merlin Hiaring
Vienna
Walter Pautz
Hiaring
Fred Birks
Newton McConahue
James Smith
Ed Cooper
Denman
Fred. Beck
Jimmy
Phil ‘Tyrrell
Timmy
Hernard
Otto Ziegeldorf
Ralph Rich
Helen McCormick
Sioux
Falls
Ziegeldorf
Ralph
Martin
Mrs. Foreman
School of Mines
Rome
Kentucky
Cove Spring
Cee Tee del
Crenley Distillers Corp
Chevrolet
Zrolet
Chevrolet Motorvision
General Motors Corporation
General Futore
Detroit
Mich
Ice Bern
Leighton Chevrolet CO
Dakota
Beadle County
Artesian
Sanborn County
Beller
Millard G. Scott
Millard
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