CCC Recruiting To Start In South Dakota Camps
Pierre March 15. Recruiting of 2089 youths aged 28 to 25 for civilian conservation camps in South Dakota will begin the first week of April. Recruits from most counties will be enlisted at Watertown Aberdeen Mitchell Sioux Falls Pierre and Rapid City with six months service and varying county allocations led by Minnehaha Yankton and Clay counties.
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Watertown
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Pierre
Rapid City
Aurora
Beadle
Bennett
Bon Homme
Brookings St
Brown
Brule
Buffalo
Jones
Kingsbury
Lake
Lawrence
Lyman
Lincoln
McQook
McPherson
Marshall
Meade
Mellette
Miner
Minnehaha
Moody
Pen- Gexton
Perking
Potter
Roberts
Farm Question And Answer Box
Millet pasture query favors Sudan grass over prose with sowing timing noted. State planning board chair mentioned. eight members. Brome grass with nurse crop oats discussed including seeding rates and harvest timing. Ageing sheep by teeth described, and causes of sheep shedding wool. Moldy fodder risks noted. gradual feeding advised. silage not beneficial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Hiutchinson County
Sudan
State Ing Board
A. L
Codington County
Theodore Helse
Mitchell, D
State Planning Board
Reise
Turner County
C. D
Hutchinson County
Ipswich church holds meetings with interim pastor
Rev. BL Salter of Ipswich conducts a series of meetings at the Congregational church this week. He preached Sunday and will lead services the coming Sunday. The local church is currently without a pastor.
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Canova
Mar
BL. Salter
Ipswich
Congregational Church
New President Named for University Women’s Athletic Group
Marian Schmidt of Castlewood elected president of the University Women’s Athletic association. Maud Attuta of Jefferson elected vice president, Norma Tawi A Qeeter secretary, Verna Holst Plarre named to feature. The group aims to lead campus athletic activities with new leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
Marian Schmidt
Castlewood
Women's Athletic Association
the University
South Dakota
Maud Attuta
Jefferson
Norma Tawi A Qeeter
Verna ‘Holst
Helene Blume Pioneer Resident of Huron Dies
Funeral services were held at King Yon chapel for Mrs Helene Blume with Rev S D Disrud in charge and burial at Riverside Cemetery beside husband who died in 1905. Born February 19 1852 in Bormum Germany she married Frank Blume in 1868 and settled in Chicago before moving to Dakota Territory. She died Tuesday March 5 after turning eighty three. survived by three children, a son deceased, 12 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren.
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Helene Blume
King Yon Chapel
S. D. Disrud
Riverside Cemetery
Blume
Huron
Helena Lambrecht
Bormum
Brunswick
Germany
Frank Blume
America
Chicago
Dakota Territory
Two Companies File For Incorporation In Yankton
Articles filed with the secretary of state announce two new incorporations. WNAX Broadcasting Company lists incorporators D. B. Gurney Charles H. Gurney and Marty A. Seils all of Yankton. Fair Price Petroleum Company is formed by D. B. Gurney Charles H. Gurney and Bl Wybomary of Yankton. Each company issues 2000 shares with par value unspecified and capital at 100000 dollars.
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Pierre
Mar
Yankton
Wnax Broadcasting Company
D. B. Gurney
Charles H. Gurney
Marty A. Seils
Fair Price Petroleum Company
Court to Convene Hand County Circuit Court Session
Special note that Hand county circuit court opens March 18 1935 at 10 a m to arrange the calendar. The jury is called for 10 a m March 19 with one criminal case and five civil cases scheduled to appear.
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Mar
Circuit Court
Hand County
Bridge Party Event at Lake Freston with Winners
Mrs Melvin Larson hosted a bridge gathering at Lake Freston on Wednesday afternoon. Three tables competed with Mrs Lawson taking high score and Mrs C Ostroot finishing low. The hostess served lunch after the games. Nearby Jacksonville Texas ships 4000 catloads of tomatoes yearly, a practice 50 years old in the region.
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Sridge
Lake Freston
Mar
Melvin Larson
Lawson
C. Ostroot
Jacksonville
Tex
Neighborhood News: births, moves, and visits in local towns
Mr and Mrs Clauson announce a Clark hospital birth of a son. Elsie Schmidt left for Spearfish after weeks at the Hans Schubert home north of Carpenter. The Jolly Neighbors met at Mrs Carl Kruthot's home for an afternoon visit and supper. Forest Beavers moved to the Matt Altern place in Sioux Falls. Helicons arrive from Rolstein after a nine week delay. Sasse family moving to Raymond and P C Anderson now on the old Boone farm.
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Carpenter
Elsie Schmidt
Spearfish
Hans Schubert
Clauson
Clark
Martin Hefferman
Harry’ Helicon
Rolstein
Iowa
Forest Beavers
Sioux Falls
Matt Altern
Henry Falkenberg
Doland
Carl Kruthot
Sasse
Raymond
P. C. Anderson
Willow Lake
Boone Farm
Broadland News Notes Movement and Misfortune
Broadland Mrs M E Howell, principal, sprained her foot Friday evening and is improving. Mr and Mrs L B Cuming returned Friday from a trip to Paulina Iowa. Mr and Mrs Nels Petersen moving in back of the Hanley store. Steve Boomsma and W S Nash drove to the southeast part of the state to return Mr Nashs livestock. Miss Margaret Beck spent the weekend with her parents in Lake Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadland
Howell
Farewell Party for Willie La Clair in Wolsey
A farewell with a program and lunch was held Sunday for Willie La Clair who recently moved to Wolsey. Mr and Mrs Roy Wilmot, visiting at the Henry Bolle home, plan Fort Peck Montana as their future home. a Ladies Aid program and lunch are set for M E church Saturday evening March 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil
Willie la Clair
Wolsey
Roy Wilmot
Henry Bolle
Fort Peck
Montana
I Ithe Ladies Aid
M. E. Church
Dartt Accepts High School Post After USD Degree
Mer. 1 1960 Gale Dartt of Wall has finished work for a degree at the University of South Dakota at mid semester. He accepted a high school position in Erwin to teach chemistry bookkeeping and speech.
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Sakes
Erwin Joe Vermillion
Mer
Gale Dartt
Wall
University of South Dakota
Erwin
Dartt
Danforth Social Notes and Local Marriages
Danforth residents hosted Sunday dinner at the Foard home. Emma Banks and Harold Abua were married last week with a reception at her brother’s. Stormy weather kept some guests overnight. Albus family to reside on the old Gittin farm near the Springs. Allegro Tiedie and Aynold Bowlers wed last week. Heather and Helleman returned to Emery and Springs High School respectively. Cox family reportedly caravaning to Wyoming coast by car. Leonard Gelver of the Blue Bell background noted.
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Danforth
Pete Gelver
George Koch
C. F. Donahue
Foard
Emma Banks
Harold Abua
the Springs
Lowing
Albus
Gittin
Springs
Misa Allegro Tiedie
Aynold
Walter Heather
Emily Helleman
Emery
Trwin
Roy Heather
Springs High School
Orin Cox
Wyoming
Leonard, Gelver
Blue Bel ccc
Chesterfield Cigarettes Built on Aged Tobacco Stock
The tobacco company explains why Chesterfield cigarettes taste milder and better. With 414 miles of warehouses holding crops from 1931 to 1934, two and a half years of ageing adds sweetness. The Licoxrr & Myers Tobacco Co notes an eighty five million dollar rationale for continued Chesterfield use.
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Chesterfield
Help Central South Dakota Farmers Join Planting Association
A historical plea from The Evening Huronite urges farmers and financiers in Central South Dakota to join the Central South Dakota Cooperative Planting Association. The notice describes crop-sharing agreements and financing drought-resistant seeds, inviting farmers to join and financiers to invest $15 per unit to support seed purchases. It emphasizes boosting local agriculture through cooperative planting and feed crop guarantees this summer.
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Central
South Dakota
Agricultura
Farmer's Cotpon
Central South Dakota Cooperative Planting Association
Huronite
Huron
South Dakota Cooperative Planting Association
Hursnite
Cnter
Ith
Dean Smiths Estate Sale With Kin and Neighbors
Dean Smith held a personal property sale last Thursday with cousin Paul Geiver and the Darel and Willard Hull families. Buyers and clubs contributed coffee and lunches. the event drew a small crowd. Dean plans to move to Oregon amid community notices of a farewell party and nearby social events.
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Paul Geiver
Darel
Willard Hull
Dean Smith
Ray
Magness
Dean
Oregon
Ryhnold Winter
Caffa
Hugh Whitlow
Hugh Massey
Mitchell Hospital
Spring Take
Scotland
Clarence Hull
Sturgis
Lisson Willard
Community notes from Richland township March gathering
A crowd welcomed Rep Burton Culver and his wife at their Richland home Monday evening March 1. Neighbors report Mr Aiking of Logan township recovering well from illness. Axel Johnson of Belle Prairie delivered potatoes to Logan residents. Mrs Charles Rudy of Logan had been ill. World Day Prayer services were held at the Butz home with limited attendance due to bad roads. C W Van Tuyl of Sherman delivered fodder to his farm last week. The Six Pearls 4 H Club met at Highland home Saturday with Miss Wehr as leader after a Rapid City camping trip.
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C. W. van Tuyl
Sherman
Six
Pearls
Highland Hows
Miss Wehr
Rapid City
Play Of Great Value To Children in Vermillion
Miss Elizabeth Reeder an instructor at the University of South Dakota will speak on children's play and its value over KUSD on Friday March 15 at 9 00 p m The talk will cover five types of play physical rhythmic dramatic creative nature and collecting objects and will discuss how play helps a child meet obstacles gain confidence and adjust to the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Reeder
University F of South Dakota
KUSD
Miss Reeder
Lake Preston Pupils In Musical Contest
The Lake Preston high school music contest will be held Monday evening at 7 30 in the high school auditorium. Prof. Carl Christensen of Staite college will judge. Winners go to the district contest at Brookings March 29. Names include Lillian Setbacken, Robert Johnston, Milford Kopperud, Warren Ostroot, Charles Alseth, Vivian Hesby, Lorraine Neilson, Leona Hoppersd tadt, Doris Wienk, Mildred Mack, Rush Matson, Dorothy Bentley, Franks Larsen, Merle Coulson, Lillian Setbacken, Dorothy Alseth. The band opens with His Honor and Erojan Prince. mixed chorus, boys glee club and girls glee club sing two selections each. Directed by H. A. Ashbaugh and Helen ONeill. This is the seventh consecutive year of the contest.
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Lake Preston
Carl Christensen
Staite College
Brookings
Lillian Setbacken
Robert Johnston
Milford Kopperud
Warren Ostroot
Charles Alseth
Vivian Hesby
Lorraine Neil
H. A. Ashbaugh
Glee Club
Helen O'Neill
American Legion Auxiliary Meets at Ree Heights
The March meeting led by Emma Saunders focused on community service and improving the local library. All departments agreed to work toward a more efficient library, with Harriet Struse and Anna Gardner hosting the social hour and refreshments.
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Ree Heights
American Legion Auxiliary
Emma Saunders
Harriet Struse
Anna Gardner
Winegar visits family amid wedding anniversary notes
Ralph Winegar of Dickinson visited his brother Floyd Winegar and family in Wayland this week. He attended the Bolden wedding anniversary of James and Mrs. Winegar of Wessington Springs. The northeast South Dakota counties are well suited to amber durum wheat, which currently commands premium prices.
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Wayland Wayland
Ralph Winegar
Dickinson, N. D
Floyd
Bolden
James Winegar
Wessington Springs
South Da=orota
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Sanborn
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Spink
Stanley
Sully
Todd
Tripp
Turner
Union
Walworth
Washabougo
Washington
Zebach
Hutchinson
A. L. Lymen County
New York
George H. Dern
Helen McCollum
William Dern
Mt. Pleasant Congregational Church
Washington, D. C
Neighborhood News
United States
Licoxrr & Myers Tosacco Co
Richland
Logan
Rca Rae
Joy-Caves
Boe -Whistler
Mavens Finest
Preston
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