Plans Formed for 1942 South Dakota State Fair
W W Thorp of Britton reelected president of the state board of agriculture governing board of the fair with C B Hansen secretary. State Fair dates set for September 7 to 12. T C Young reelected vice president. Mrs H V Wyman serves as third board member. Numerous appointments and superintendents named for 1942 and 4 H club plans discussed with state leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Thorp
Britton
State Board of Agriculture
C. B. Hansen
T. C. Young
Huron
H. V. Wyman
Mobridge
L. H. Corneil
Helen Fennessey
John Evans
James Callum
Aberdeen
Ole Thompson
Renner
E. F. Wilson
Tyrus ‘Thompson
Brookings
Alice Olson
Pierre
Homer W. Smith
Sioux Falls
Frank Fluke
Bath
R. A. Cave
W. C. Gagnon
G. G. Bell
S. H. Sweet
Canova
George Gurney
Yankton
J. Morgen Ashjeld
Alcester
York Sampson
W. J. Goetz
H. Collins
Miller
H.A. Weeldreyer
Emery
Porrest U. Fenn
Bill Plummer
H. M. Jones
Tyrus Thompson
Jeatley
South Dakota Purebreeders Association
Nora M. Hott
Northern State Teachers College students buy defense stamps
Northern State Teachers College students and faculty line up to purchase defense stamps and bonds. Roderick Ross financial secretary N S T C N H Mendals associate mathematics Willis Sackreiter junior class president and Jennne Tup per Madison president of the girls dormitories are pictured. The campus cooperates by selling stamps at games cutting expenses sponsoring assemblies and using a large thermometer to track sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Northern State Teachers College
Roderick Ross
N.S.T.C
N. H. Menalds
Willis Sackreiter
Jennne Tup
Per of
Madison
Northern
Ramblers Meet in Alpena at Mrs Hathe Bevier Home
The Monday Night Ramblers gathered at Mrs Hathe Bevier's Alpena home with good attendance. Light refreshments were served at a late hour. The next meeting will be with Mrs P O Hougen on Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramblers
Alpena Alpena
Mar
Hathe Bevier
P. O. Hougen
Indian on cattle permit alteration sentence handed down
Siouix Falls report says Joseph Red Feather of Pine Ridge was sentenced to a year and a day at Sandstone Minnesota by Judge A Lee Wyman after pleading guilty to altering a government cattle permit. Warren Behrens of Pierre pleaded guilty to failure to register under the Selective Service Act of 1940, with sentence postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Mar
Joseph Red Feather
Pine Ridge
Federal Correctional Institution
Sandstone
Minn
A. Lee Wyman
Red Feather
Warren Henry Behrens
Pierre
Wyman
State Judgers Win Seventh In Intercollegiate Meet
State College's junior livestock judging team finished seventh in the Intercollegiate Livestock Judging contest at Fort Worth Texas part of the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show. The team scored 4494 points, placing eighth in cattle eleventh in sheep and hogs and fifth in horses and mules. Bob Johnson third high scorer in cattle Ellis Pierce seventh in horses and mules. Coach Prof. W H Burkett led the team with Clark MecCone Dennis Bierschbach Merlin Hodgson Wessington Springs and other members. The trip included practice judging at Nebraska Kansas State and Oklahoma A M and a visit to Gene Autry's Ardmore ranch to see the stallion El Morocco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooking
State College
Fort Worth
Tex
State
New Mexico State College
Colorado State College
Oklahoma A & M
New Mexico
Kansas State College
Louisiana State University
University of Nebraska
Bob Johnson
Clear Lake
Ellis Pierce
Onida
Clark MecCone
Redfield
Merlin
Hodgson
Wessington Springs
Dennis Bierschbach
Webster
W. H. Burke
Indian Gets 10 Years For Murder Of His Wife
Vincent J. Cavender Marty Indian was sentenced by Federal Judge A. Lee Wyman to life imprisonment at Leavenworth for the murder of his wife Amelia 29 killed near Marty. A federal jury returned guilty verdict after a six hour deliberation recommending a sentence without capital punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Mar
Vincent J. Cavender
Marty Indian
A. Lee Wyman
Leavenworth
Kansas
Cavender
Amelia
Marty
Dairy Institute Closes With Banquet For South Dakota Operators
Brookings March 28 Sixty or more South Dakota dairy operators and employees will close their 1942 Dairy Institute with an annual banquet. Principal speakers include Dr Lyman E Jackson and Prof George McCarty. Winners of the butter scoring contest will be announced. Talks cover market milk problems supply shortages and future dairy ads programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
South Dakota
Dairy Institute
Lyman E. Jackson
State College
George McCarty
C. A. Storvick
Albert Lea
Minn
Northwest
Harold Macy
University of Minnesota
Nora Hott
South Dakota Extension Service
D. W. Sutherland
Crescent Creamery Company
Sioux Falls
Macey
Navy
Hitchcock Neighborhood Notes on Local Visits and Farewells
Local residents from Hitchcock and nearby towns share visits to hospitals, farewells for Dean Phillips and Eugene Anderson departing for San Diego induction, and upcoming community events. Families from Redfield Huron Wayland and Burdettes are noted, with hospital and travel details and a fancy work sale planned at Hitchcock Coop Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Nevin Platt
Alexandria
Platt
John, Miller
Huron Hospital
Bud Steilon
Franklin
Floyd Paul
Redfield
Golda Alexander
Mary Crecelius
Yonn Phillips
Iver Anderson
Leo Voorhis
Dean Phillips
Eugene Anderson
San Diego
Army
Wayne Puffer
Alex Phillips
Wscs
Graduates 47 From State College School of Agriculture
Forty seven students received high school diplomas at State College School of Agriculture Brookings with vocational training in agriculture and home economics. Duane Lundquist led the class as president with Floyd Hague as vice president and Eleanor Thomson as secretary. Commencement speaker was Supt. J Q Christianson and diplomas were presented by Dean A M Eberle. The invocation and benediction were given by Rev F B Helsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colman
Billy E. Brown
Springfield
John Clausen
Watertown
Richard S. Clausen
Walter Arnold Dittman
Highmore
Morris Leroy Egeberg
Brookings
Norma Eggers
Willow Lake
Beryl G. Erickson
Toronto
Robert Dale Foster
Ewald
Gaard
Lake Preston
Harold A. Gabriel
Mitchell
Gladys M. Giles
Floyd J. Hague
Earl H. Hansen
Karinen
Orvile G. C
Havsgaard
Ernest. A. ‘Hettich
Roscoe
Ruth’ Hinb
Harrold
Walter Leo James
Tyler
Minn
Vivian M. Johnson
Altamont
George Walter Johnson
Reville
David Edward Junek
Redig
Blaine M. Klatt
Hazel
Vernon Howard Klatt
Miller Women's Club Elects New Officers
Miller March 24 special The Miller Women's Club Tuesday afternoon elected officers for the coming year Mrs L E Weaver president Mrs Odin Shroy sh vice president Mrs M W Wiesman secretary Mrs C P Corcoran recording secretary and Mrs E H Wilson custodian London covers 693 square miles and is the world's largest city by area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Plan Flower Show At Doland Eleven Groups Enter
Doland plans for a summer garden contest were laid out by a committee of sponsoring organizations. Eleven groups signaled participation. The rules were drafted and judges chosen by Mrs Carr Mrs Schumacher Mrs Doty Mrs Levsen Gertrude Bierman Mrs Culver and Mrs Cook. Lunch followed hosted by Mrs Carr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doland
Mar
William Carr
Carr
Carl Schumacher
Willard Doty
John Levsen
Gertrude Bierman
Loren Culver
G. W. Cook
Chauffeurs Union Cuts Initiation Fee at Local Meeting
Ichauffeurs Warehousemen and Helpers A. F. of L. held a special meeting Tuesday night and voluntarily reduced its initiation fee from 25 dollars to 5 dollars on all projects under the local jurisdiction.
Birthday Party for Theo Perry at Bancroft
Theo Perry was guest of honor at a Bancroft birthday party hosted by her mother Mrs. George Perry. Attending were Lt. Frank D. Fyrrell and wife of Seattle Washington, Vern Tyrrell and family of Aitkin Minnesota, Byron Tyrrell and son of Rice Lake Wisconsin, the Neiling family of Osceola, T. J. Tyrrell and spouses, Henry Carrol and Ray Perry and families from De Smet Bryant and other local guests.
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Wayland
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Sheffield
T.buckley
Donald
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Marvin
Pete
Wells
Ed ‘Wells
Lillian Major
Wayland _ Aid ‘Society
Clara
Raven~ Scroft
Grant
Byers
Wessington Study Club
James Falon
Oscar-Olson
John, McInnish
Rose Hall Township
State Ag School
Miller Women’s Club
Rapid City
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Bancroft
Wow Wade
Crigp
Hiram Walker & Sons Inc
Peoria
Ilinois
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