Sanborn Y C L Winners Named at Forestburg Contest
Winners in the Sanborn County Town School District Dyberntory Con test held at Forestburg Friday evening included Primary Division entries such as Jo Ann Meldenberg Letcher Mog Cow Moor and Barbara Dease Letcher with notes like Sister's Best Feller and Goin To Ladies Aint Hirst. Intermediate Division saw Petesth Forestburg and Colleen Hansen Woon- along with The Actress Gila Merkle Cinderella In Bud Revie Woonsocket The Crooked Mouth family Kentner Wilson Leichur and Samtho and tie Crecks. Junior Intermediate Division listed Randall Fisher Artesian Exit the Big Bad War Donne Bursill June at Die Whee Nee ea Rebeh stretcher Cave Man Stu w and Cataract notes, Mary Frances Hinde Furent de Currie and Dean Munro Brotherly Love as prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanborn County
Forestbuce
Jo Ann
Meldenberg
Letcher
Barbara Dease
Marvin Rap Artusian
Loretta Christensen
Forestburg
Patchin Music
Mary Frances Hinde
Furent de Currie
Dean Munro
Declama tion Contest Results and Winners Listed
Six five contestants took part in a declamation contest with two superiors and eight excellent ratings. Placements span three divisions naming Vivian Peterson Beva Telford Mano Spilde Blanche Turley Ervin Pornsner Francia Gully Mavis Cluss and Keoneh Pommer. County superintendent officials and judges noted winning contestants to represent their schools at the county contest in Clark on April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twp
Vivian Peterson
Beva Telford
Grace Selvnigt
Marion Hand
Jean Donley
Taugher
Ervin Pornsner
Blache Turley
Francia Gully Suellent
Alene Menard
Mavis Cluss
Pupit
Winifred Handorf
Keoneh Pommer
Blanche Turley
Deuthard
Y Nifice
Kilner
Clark
Groll
Lunch Is Cooked Along Roadside By Girl Scout Troop
Girl Scout Troop 5 volunteers cooked breakfast on a roadside stop at Seventh Street and Dake Avenue. The group hiked about a mile and a quarter south and a hill mile west of Huron to prepare panciken that looked like potatoes, sausages, and scorched cocoa. Lorraine Anderson, Dave Jean, Sham, Elsia Peek and Dorothy Kiel demonstrated fire building along the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Scout Troop 5
Seventh Street
Dake Avenue
Huron
Lorraine Anderson
Dave Jean
Sham
Elsiav Peek
Dorothy Kiel
Tulare Declam Meet Announces Superior Winners
Tulare hosted a declam meet on Friday March 25 with fourteen schools. Harold Fogelsong led divisions one two and Miss Cihak taught the top entrants, while Floyd Tubanedt and Miss Summer guided divisions three four. Seventh and eighth graders Shirely Ames and Robert Ringer achieved top marks in their sections, with Pauling Oue Eldven Freese and others earning honors. The event named several teachers and chair Hetty Tschetter, with finalists advancing to the County Contest in Redfield on April collecting spelling and essay distinctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Declan Euatyst
Tulare
Harold Fogelsong
Cihak
Floyd Tubanedt
Summer
Jencher
Tlila Mmarris
Gatzke
Shirley Ames Rei
Robert Ringer
Walsh
Pauling Oue
Eldven Freese
Veriss Christenson
Brugger
Syma Brachvorel
Clyde Josewski
Amanda
Carel Kopplin
Klias
Jess
Galaku
cHively
Redfield
Distri Te
Party of Methodist Girls Scouts Marks March Meeting
The senior group of the Methodist Church Girl Scouts held a party at Mrs. Ruttman’s home to cap their March 21 regular meeting. Each girl brought a covered dish and supper was served buffet style. Games were played before and after writing supper.
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Methodist Church
Ruttman
Redfield FFA Teams Ready for Brookings Judging Contest
Redfield FFA prepares for state judging contests in Brookings on April 25 and 26. R V Diggins trains teams through field trips to judge Holsteins, hogs, sheep, and horses while recording each boy’s placings to trim squads to three. Redfield teams have placements in crops identification and livestock, with a history of strong showings in sweepstakes.
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FFA
Redfield
Brookings
R. V. Diggins
J. D. Fargo
Verne Jackson
Redfield Sox
Jude
Titonka Girl Scout Patrols Meet In Homes
The Titonka Troop C Girl Scouts met in members homes this week. June Johns town group visited Mrs Grothe for talks on hawers and trees and azure topics. Dorothea Dunbary group worked on handicraft and child nursing with Mrs Keller visiting to discuss nursing. Patty Poller group studied winter birds and reported three absences before songs. Vernice Lefoldt group sang and reviewed laws, then practiced signaling. Frances Horton group opened by Lehocking attendance and planned a weiner roast at West Park with three girls to lay a trail. Music week plans were made with Miss Null to discuss music. Rosemary Lodur group postponed their meeting. Ellen Kooynan listed among attendees.
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Vernice Lekfollt
Frances Horton
West Park
Miss Null
Rosemary Lodur
Ellen Kooynan
New Officers Elected By Y C L
Friday afternoon the South Twenty second Street School Y C L elected new officers for the rest of the year. Philip Tovey becomes president with Wayne Swarg on as vice president and Mary Jahnsen as rotary. Junior Muntsel is treasurer. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Twenty-second Street
Mary Johnson
Philip Tovey
de Wayne Swar Gon
Mary Jahnsen
Rotary
Junior Muntsel
Doris
Mary Jane Hoving
Leonard Baoim
Alice Zeech
Girl Scouts Enjoy Hike and Lunch at Lanipe Grove
Sukokawea Troop 7 Girl Scouts arrived at Lanipe's Grove for a hike and lunch. They gathered fuel and hay for a fire, roasted marshmallows, and played on a haystack. Captain Mrs Easter photographed the group before they returned home.
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Lanipe’s Grove
Girl Scouts
Sukokawea Troop
Irl
Another Hike Is Planned By Girls
Girl Scouts of Sakitkawey woop No 7 met after school with patrol meetings then an observation trip to Woolworths window. They plan another hike this Saturday meeting at the Presbyterian Church at 1 pm and biking to Lampe's Grove for a marshmallow and winner roast. The meeting closed with taps sung by Phyllis Grass.
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Girl Scouts of the
Sakitkawey Woop No. 7
Woolworth's
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand By OLVE NEFF
A U S Department of Agriculture study shows footwear as the largest clothing expense for children aged 6 to 11 in four Pacific Coast cities Astoria Eugene Klamath Falls and Olympia Shoes exceeded coats and wraps and matched or topped suits for little boys and girls The survey analyzed nearly 1400 families over a year 1995 96 with focus on major clothing items and family economics in a large family living report
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Olve Neff
Washington
Oregon
Astoria
Eugene
Klamath Falls
Olympia
Barceau
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Louise Stanley
Bureau of Home Economics
Clothing costs vary by income in early 20th century data
The record shows footwear expenses for adults and children varied by income, with girls priced from 7 to 17 dollars and boys from 7 to 12 dollars in different brackets. Suits, shirts and trousers ranged similarly, while girls garments and underwear averaged 1 to 13 dollars and 2 to 10 dollars respectively, based on all reporting households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lille Birla
Pers
Investigation of Bartron Hospital Doctors Sparks Inquiry
The Watertown District Medical Society asked the state's attorney to investigate the qualifications of Dr. R. Rosenberg and Dr. J. Sanatella of Bartron Hospital and clinic staff. Two resolutions prompted the move amid debate over whether the doctors are properly licensed and whether they have practiced medicine in competition with South Dakota physicians.
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Wallhluown
Mar. Su
R. Rosenberg
J. Sanatella
Bartron Hospital
South Dakota
Watertown District Medical Society
Bartron
Sige
Pierre Visitors Orient Mar. 29 Trip
Mr and Mrs B B Conway and Mr and Mrs T B Egerling accompanied L M Conway to Pierre Sunday to orient visitors.
Senior Play Cast Announced For On the Bridge at Midnight
Director Ruth Wilcox revealed the cast for the annual senior play On the Bridge at Midnight a three act melodrama by Bruce Brandon. The High School Auditorium will host the April 8 performance with leads Helen Hornbeck Lucius Wolger Mildred Thompson Dorothy Norris Barbara Crouch Anne Bloomberg bete Burns Jermes Crawmore Ruth Elaine Knopp Gene Moore Darrell Haye Wyla Brown and Dile Koch. Additional dance hall couples include Robert Gehrke Irene Pickell Gene Van Winkle Mina Sparrow Arthur Lindahl Margaret Sainsbury and Forest Nelson Mary Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Brandon
Dile Koch
Robert Gehrke
Irene Pickell
Gene van Winkle
Mina Sparrow
Arthur Lindahl
Margaret Sainsbury
Forest Nelson
Mary Whitney
Miller Seniors Present Mignonette Play
Miller High School seniors select Mignonette by Arthur Jearne for the April 28 evening production directed by Miss Alice Scott. Cast features Dorothy Fishland Curlis Rainy with Shirley in supporting roles.
Dearborn Irene Smith and Others Named in Notice
Irene Smith Beatrice Burns Lennice Schweppe Margaret Meyer Elsie Christman Mary Alice Spiers Evelyn Spicer Doris Kelly Rosine Bowen Kenneth Siubsten Lloyd Cake bread Edmund Rychtarick Emerald Henderson Clyde Helsper Raymond Dean Vernon Weeks Russell Allen Neal Osterhaus are listed in a public notice item. The brief item names multiple individuals connected to a local matter and notes a formal action or filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn
Irene Smith
Beatrice Burns
Lennice Schweppe
Margaret Meyer
Elsie Christman
Mary Alice Spiers
Evelyn Spicer
Doris Kelly
Rosine Bowen
Kenneth Siubsten
Lloyd Cakebread
Edmund Rychtarick
Emerald Henderson
Clyde Helsper
Raymond Dean
Vernon Weeks
Russell Allen
Neal Osterhaus
Rural carrier Sharkey Campbell resumes old route schedule
Special notice says Shipyard postal worker Sharkey Campbell on Route 2 will resume his original schedule on April 1. The post office departure time returns to 10:30 a.m. daily after the prior period starting November 2 when the leave time was 8:30 a.m.
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Moller
M “Sharkey” Campbell Rural
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Ray Lampe
Titonka
Y.C.L
Miller
Huron Clinic
D. ©. Shirley
M.D
H. D. Sewell
M.D. W Fl
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Erican College OF Surgeons
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T. Lenz
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Jack’s Market
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