Farmers Warned Time Has Come To Start War Against Hoppers
Brookings reports indicate a few migratory grasshoppers, a crop destroying species, have begun hatching in South Dakota. Entomologist George I Gilbertson urges farmers to act now and monitor hot spots, with early baiting and careful timing to curb multiple hatching waves and protect crops.
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Brookings
Scotford
South Dakaw
George I. Gilbertson
Fall River
Hand
McPherson
Edmunds County
Val Weyl
Distelut
Tlis
Ames
Wiree
Agks
Barly Coopermons
South Dakota
Guthernson
Gilbertson
Celebrate Anniversary As Hitchcock Guests Honor Chaplains
A group of about 30 friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chaplain in Hitchcock on May 4 to celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary with seven tables of whist and prizes for Mrs. Paul Mersberg Mrs. Will Paulsen Will Martin and Fred Kuestermeier. A supper was served late, and gifts were presented to the couple. Regular services were announced for Hitchcock Presbyterian Church beginning May 4 and continuing each Sunday thereafter with Sunday school at 2:00 and evening services. Mrs. Lallie Blunt of Tulare arrived to live with the George Voorhees home and assist with housework. George Hart Mrs. Arth Hart and Mrs. Armstrong visited Mrs. George Hare and her baby in a hospital. Card party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Preston featured four tables of duplicate whist with prizes to Millie Bauman Mabel Payne George Armstrong and Lars Swanson, lunch served. Burton Miller and Miss Margery Lampson of Brookings visited the Lyman Van Voorhis home. Attendees at the Wolsey Sunday School Convention included Allen O'Tobert Eugene Gilbert Keith Tanner Clyde Cotten Jr Rex Phillips Donald Schlotmann Clarence Eisenbralin Mrs. S. A. Payne and Mrs. Ira Gilte. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Close and Miss Laura Tactuem of Kimball visited Hitchcock friends. Ed win Phillips of Huron visited his parents in Hitchcock.
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Hitchcock
Harold Chaplain
Paul Mersberg
Will Paulsen
Will Martin
Fred Kuestermeier
Huests
Huron Hitchcock
Ceorge Hart
Arth Hart
Armstrong Drey
Furan
Ciernnon
George Hare
Baby
Armstrong
Hare
Gardner Preston
Millie Bauman
Mabel Payne
George Armstrong
Lars Swanson
Burton Miller
Margery Lampson
Brookings
Lyman van Voorhin
Wolsey
Allen O'Tbert
Eugene Gilbert
Keith Tanner
Clyde Cotten
Rex Phillips
Donald Schlotmann
Clarence Eisen~ Bralin
S. A. Payne
Ira Gil
Erwin Seniors Are Guests At Banquet
Erwin High School seniors and faculty were honored at the annual junior senior banquet. The English room was decorated as a starlit rock garden with silver stars and lanterns. Toasts covered astronomy and celestial themes. Music included duets and solos. the meal was prepared by the Clara Lutheran Ladies Aid. afterward juniors escorted guests to the theater in De Lines.
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Erwin
Erwin High School
Theodore Jonsen
Merle Giles
Elwood Walkow
Elmer Sorenson
Ruby Larson
Amos TyeHertur
Margaret Coulson
Nellie Schanck
Evelyn Johannesen
Henry Hauck
Fern Bjordahl
Haware Hoelges
Rural
Penn
Lloyd Johnson
Clara Lutheran Ladies Add
de Lines
Conde Students Win Typewriting Awards in May
Miss Schueler's class honored for speed tests with 50 wpm by Glen Geary and 62 wpm by Shirley Vinson receiving blue and red seals. Others earned certificates for 33 to 47 words per minute. Scholastic details include Ralph Vine taking University of South Dakota scholarship exams at Redfield with trip by Supt T Schletter and teachers to visit institutions.
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Conde
Miss Schueler
Exma McDonald
Violet Boullion
Glen Geary
Dorothy van Ornum
Shirley Vinson
Rawin
Ralph Vine
Erwin
University of South Dakota
T'schetter
John Schanck
Edward Bathike
Elmer Sore Onson
Redfield
Yale Family Mourns After Paralyzing Stroke
Special and Mrs. George Dayly and baby Elton Carol were called home after the serious illness of Mrs. E Harding, a paralytic, now a patient at Huron Hospital.
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Halness
YALE
George Dayly
Elton Carol
E. Harding
Randall family visits Yale on weekend
Mr and Mrs 4 D Randall and son Lou with his family from Huron spent Sunday at the William Mulone home in Yale. A Conde update notes L W Henderson and family returning from Los Angeles after visiting their son Ralph there over the past year.
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YALE
Spuciati
D. Randall
Lou
Huron
William Mulone
Los Angeles
Conde
L. W. Henderson
Conde Fren Los Ange
Ralph
Evening HaroONNITE state news brief
A compact item from the Evening HaroONNITE State News dated Wednesday Ly, 1938. Readers were offered brief notices likely including local happenings, weather, and society notes typical of the era.
May Rains Brighten Hand Crop Outlook
May rains keep boosting crop prospects atREE Heights with 0.32 inch Sunday shower and 3.5 inches in 10 days. Moisture softens dry soil, pastures regain vigor, weeds cede ground, and warm days with frequent showers spur strong growth for the season.
Eversull To Speak At Conde Graduation
Conde May 4 special presiderank L Eversull of Huron College will deliver the commencement address when 9 seniors, the largest graduating class in the history of the local high school, receive their diplomas May 17. Graduation exercises will be held in the Municipal Building. There are ten boys and thirteen girls in the senior class.
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Eversull
Conde
L. Eversull
Huron College
Viglet Boullion
Allen Chandler
Glen Geary
Dorothy Grandpre
Thalma Hitchcock
Marion Jensen
Dixie Nell. Kemp
Ida Lederman
Loren Lanz
Irene Loken
Erma McDonald
Bety Nash
Mavis Olson
Harvey Angels
Luther Summers
Ivan Tennis
Tollefson
Earl Vaudenburr
Craig Vinson
Shirley Vinson
Marjorie Weilerstein
Laura Zeck
Appointment of New Rural Bowle Mail Carrier Grimes
Henry B. Grimes of Lily is appointed mail carrier for Rural Bowle 1, succeeding Manoah Clamonson who had been acting substitute. Grimes began duties May 1 and will relocate his family to Conde shortly.
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Conde
Hanrry B. Grimes
Lily
Bowle 1
Manoah Clamonson
Me. Grimes
Local Mould Field Meet Set for May Fourth
The quinual r eighth grade track and field meet is held here this afternoon with invitations to 18 rural schools and to Verdon and Turton eighth graders. A trophy will be awarded to the winning rural school and ribbons awarded for first through third places.
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Mold
Conde
Wis
Verdon
Turton
Asinning
Yorks Visit Relatives in Yale and Bancroft Reported
Mr and Mrs John York of Sheffield spent Sunday at the home of their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Leonard York in Yale. Mrs Dan Costello returned Tuesday night from a ten day visit with relatives and friends in eastern Iowa, delivered from 101A Bancroft.
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YALE
John York
Sheffield
Inlaw
Leonard York
Bancroft
Dan Costello
Iowa
Counselor Susie Gross to Lead Camp Warner in 1987
Miss Susie Gross a teacher in Elk Point public schools will spend the summer as a junior girls counselor at Camp Warner in the Black Hills near Rapid City. A Northern State Teachers College alumna, she has prior involvement with the camp and will assist in managing the health project. The camp, founded by Christmas Seals, is run by the South Dakota Public Realty Association with offices in Madison.
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Madison
Susie Gross
Elk Point
Silver City
Rapid Canyon
Black Hills
Music Festival Held At Bryant Saturday
A Hickory Stick Club sponsored festival in Bryant City Hall drew about 120 band members and glee club participants from all Hamlin County schools except Castlewood, with Willow Lake from Clark County as guests. The program featured preachers, choral numbers, and massed performances as a grand finale.
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Bryant
Hickory Stick! Club
Hamlin County
Castlewood
Willow Lake
Clark County
Willow Lake Field Day Celebrates 50th Anniversary
Willow Lake plans its first Field Day on May 4 to mark the town’s 50th anniversary. Badges honor residents with 40+ years in the trade area. Rural schools join morning sports at 10 30, a noon parade, and an afternoon of dialogue and music with winners in the evening program. The town’s railroad history highlighted. High school students publish a Field Day edition of the Willow Lake News.
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Willow Blake
Willow Lake
Willow Rake
Ocal G
Willow Lake News
Mystery play Turton to stage Jittering Spooks in church basement
The mystery farce Jittering Spooks will be presented Thursday evening by Bernice Fortin Frances Thome Marvin Huusyvik Quentin Miles Rollie Fey and others in a Catholic Church basement auditorium Submits to operation rights May 4 Special George Voelker underwent appendectomy at Miller hospital Saturday and is reported in satisfactory condition Tuesday Club met Monday in the church basement for annual picnic supper and theater party at Miller. next meetings to resume after school opens in September
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Turton
Seh
Bernice Fortin
Frances Thome
Marvin Huusyvik
Quentin Miles
Rollie Fey
George Voelker
Miller Hospital
Ree Heights
Milter
Willow Lake High School awards first second-generation graduates
Willow Lake May 4 special feature notes Mary Mae Balough and Dorothy Meyer as this year’s graduates. Their parents Engel Meester Balogh and Emma Pau Meyer are Willow Lake alumni, with Balogh class of 1918 and Meyer class of 1817. Both mothers remain active alumni association members.
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Willow Lake
Mary Mae Balough
Dorothy Meyer
Willow Lake High School
Engel Meester Balogh
Mary Mae
Emma Pau Meyer
Senior Calendar At Conde Is Announced
Conde outlines the remainder of the senior class schedule. Events include junior senior banquet on May and May 16 for laureate services May 17 class night and May 20 all school closing. The annual class play Stop Thief was staged April 2 to a large audience. Eighth grade graduation is set for May 18 with the year ending May 20.
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Conde
Tia
Weing
Springs Honor Students Named
WELLINGTON SPRINGS May 1 Special Edna Christenson was famed valedictorian and Vernon Schmierer salu tatorian of this year s graduating class. Edna ranked highest in grades and excelled in activities including staff member junior year managing editor annual senior year librarian two years student council junior historical society vice president senior year and more. Vernon presided over the Student Association and sang in multiple glee groups and choruses. He served as managing editor of the Spartanian and acted as Professor Dixon in the senior play Friday night.
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Wellington Springs
Edna Christenson
Vernon Schmierer
Barrett Lowe
Edna
Quill and Scroll
Girls Glee Clay
Junior Historical Society
Vernon
Mined Chorus
Quill and Serell Society
Edior
Spartanian
Vernoni
Professor Dixon
Church of Christ Aid Society Seeks Devotions Friday Evening
Mrs Ray Baddeley hosted the Church of Christ Aid Society with ten members and five visitors in attendance. Mrs Ads Stobbsrd led devotions while Mrs James Waldner and Miss Katherine Waldner of Huron attended.
Weather and meeting notes from a town diary
During a business meeting reports covered the Zaster tea and Bills. The next meeting is scheduled for May 6 at the home. April weather notes record a frost, a Mothers Day gathering with a pot luck, and several temperature extremes. Total precipitation for the month totals 14.63 inches, with a maximum 87 degrees on the 30th and a minimum on the 5th, a windy dust storm affected readings.
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Burg
Ada Stobbs
Alexieme
Medina
Juniors to Entertain Bigemore at Banquet and Dance
The class of 1988 with faculty will host the annual Junior-Senior banquet on Saturday evening May 2. The banquet will be served by Junior class mothers at the school building and followed by dancing.
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Bigemore
Funeral Notice for Andrew Sanderson Relatives Attend
Highmore relatives attend the funeral of Andrew Sanderson of Stein Minnesota including Mrs Salmer Sanderson and daughter Maxine Mrs Ametia Sanderson Mel Don Parlin and Lawrence Sanderson Also Jekyl of Hot Springs South Dakota accompanied them Home from hospital Forests Goldie Bickel returned Sunday from a Mitchell hospital where she convalesced from abdominal operation She is improving and up and around
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Highmore
Andrew Sanderson
Stein, Minn
Salmer Sanderson
Maxine
Ametia Sanderson
Mel
Don Parlin
Lawrence Sanderson
Roberta
Jekyl
Hot Springs
Rospital Forestears
Rey i
Goldie Bickel
Mitchell Hospital
Births Reported Forestburg May 4 Special
A son was born May 1 to Mr and Mrs Carl Silsusen at a nursing home in Woonsocket and a daughter was born April 30 to Mr and Mrs Joe Harris at a Mitchell hospital. All are doing very well.
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Forestburg
Carl Slsusen
Woonsocket
Joe Harris
Mitchell Hospital
Meeting at Carson D D Thursday and Friday
A church meeting was scheduled at Carson on Thursday and Friday. Details beyond that were not readable in the record.
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Carson
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Hitchcock Presbyterian Church
Berlin
Heh Seviews
Tulare
Lallie Blunt
George Voorhees
Grant Close
Laura Tactuem
Kimball
Flitchcock
Edwin Phillips
Mrs. C. ©. Phillips
Erwin Gross
W. A. Gross
Luttke Sharon Ann Gross
Roy Masce
Esther Hanson
M. EB. Aid
Church of Christ Aid Society
AxTome
Carter
Mame
United States
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Budweiser
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