Girl Writes Of Trip To Pierre
Marilyn Rogers from Whittier school recalls the Young Citizens League Convention trip to Pierre. Two cars carried students including Miss Davis Miss Larson Wilbert Hoht Robert Sawtelle Louise Feters Delbert Larson Miss Greenan Donna Belle Carpenter Gloria Kelly Marguerite Greenan. They visited the state capitol Memorial Building Indian School and had a banquet with Governor Bushfield and the mayor. They returned via Miller and Mitler stopping at Huron with thanks to the Evening Hur onite and local businessmen.
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Marilyn Rogers Whittier
Young Citizens League
Pierre
Marvin Hughitt
Miss Davis
Miss Larson
Wilbert Hoht
Robert Sawtelle
Louise Feters
Delbert Larson
Miss Greenan
Donna Belle Carpenter
Gloria Kelly
Marguerite Greenan
Miller
St Charles
Missouri River Bridge
Ft. Pierre
Verendrye Montment
State House
Senate
Loftus Ward
Capitol
Capitol Building
Memorial Building
City Auditorium
Beadle County
Bushfield
MM. Guhin
Ward
Locke Hotel
Farmsland
Bushiela
South Dakota
North American
Mitler
Huron
Troop Plans Summer Vacation Party After Meeting
After school at the Presbyterian Church Troop to Vacation During Summer reports a meeting led by Mrs Grue. Girls will attend a party next Monday with 2 nickel dessert per person and a bird life badge focus at the Fair grounds for lunch and bird study. Carol Findley, reporter.
Sunshine Pupils Have Picture Study at School
Fifth grade pupils at Sun shine School studied The Dance of the Nymphs by Corot under Miss Ruth Zeigier. The scene shows trees and fairies enjoying an early morning moment as reported by Adena Pullman, a student in the class.
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Sunshine
Sunshine School
Ruth Zeigier
Corot
Gunfise
Adena Pullman
Dental Clinic Visit For Broadland Pupils
Laurence Brock reports that Fair Field No 2 pupils traveled ten miles to Broadland for a dental clinic. The group received treatment cards from the nurse detailing needed procedures and care for their teeth.
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Broadland
Brock
Fairfield No. 2
Laurence Brock
Handy Helpers 4H Plan Bake Sale for Camp Fund
The Handy Helpers 4H Club of Huron met with Ruth Cook presiding. Nine members attended as shown by roll call. Minutes from last meeting were approved. They planned a bake sale for May 10 at Council Oak Store to raise funds for 4 H camp in June. Demonstrations and talks were given, and the meeting adjourned with songs and lunch. The next gathering will be at Ruth Cook's home on June 3.
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Handy Helpers 4H Club
Huron
Ruth Cook
Rollgall
Dorothy Iverson
Council Oak
Marjorie Lee Sundlie
Phyllis Iver
Jane Ann Ames
Mortimer School Honor Roll Sees Ribbons Up
Evelyn Fountain Duane Fountain Lucille Fountain Helene Dennis Imma Mortimer and Arlo Mortimer appear on the Mortimer School honor roll for the fifth six weeks. All pupils earned department ribbons for the first time, with girls sewing and boys doing woodwork while Fair exhibits are prepared. Irma Mortimer’s scrapbook, an eighth grader, is among county’s 15 best.
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Mortimer School
Evelyn Fountain
Duane Fountain
Lucille Fountain
Helene Dennis
Imma Mortimer
Arlo Mortimer
Irma Mortimer
Ario Mortimer
Pupils Study Famous Musicians and States Capitals
Tyr rell School fifth and sixth graders explore artists and musicians who shaped world history in geography lessons about states and capitals taught by Leland Greenan. Altar Society Meets at St Joseph's Church in Wellington with large turnout and Father O Neill as guest. Entertainment committee listed. Land snakes rarely bite underwater but cottonmouth moccasin can and does.
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Tyrrell School
Donna Belle Carpenter
Foster
Leland Greenan
Altar Society
Wellington
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
R. E. Robins
Father O' Neill
Huron
John Feters
Milo Fritzsche
Tony Frigge
Pat Bodns
Easy To Iron Pattern No 8941 for 11 to 19 sizes
Pattern No 8941 offers an easy to iron dress pattern with sizes 11 to 19. It describes fabric choices such as flowered chintz or gingham and notes 458 yards of 35 inch material for size 13. Send orders to Today's Pattern Service in Chicago and preview the Summer Fashion Book with over 100 styles.
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Huronite
Spicy Barbecued Spareribs and Other Meats Classics
The article presents home meal ideas by Emily Conklin, offering variations to favorite dishes. Recipes include Barbecued Spareribs, Veal Chops In Sour Cream, Savory Pot Roast, and Baked Rareed Shoulder Chops with onion stuffing, plus notes on a June grand jury report and petition dates.
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Emily Conklin
Vere Family
Miss Conklin
Bart
Majority of Voters Disagree With Lindbergh Views Survey Finds
A 1941 American Institute of Public Opinion poll shows two thirds of voters familiar with Lindbergh’s foreign policy oppose his stance. Age groups 21–35 show only 25 percent in agreement, 35–49 at 63 percent, and 50 plus at 67 percent disagree. Those agreeing say his views are realistic and avoid entanglement. Those disagreeing prefer staying out of war but oppose aiding Britain if it risks US involvement.
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Lindbergh
Institute
Princeton
WN. J. May
Charles A
American Institute of Public Opinion
Germany
Britain
United States
Hitler
Congressmen Urge Parity Price Lift for Farm Goods
Midwest Republicans Senator Ball and Representative Mundt appeal to Secretary Wickard to raise the federal price floor to parity with 1909 14 base-period purchasing power. They urge tying government purchases for defense to parity and elevating hog prices to parity levels promptly.
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Washington
UPI
Wickard
Midwest
Ball
Minnesota
Mundt
South Dakota
College Faculty Dinner Meeting Sets Year End Discussion
College faculty will meet at Marvin Hughitt for a dinner and year end discussion led by Raymond Greb chairing the 1940-194 program. Officers for next year will be chosen. Clarence Hardin Noble Gantvoort and Leo Spurrier lead the broader standards discussion, an outcome of Minneapolis conferences for Minnesota Wisconsin North Dakota and South Dakota. D E Zook and Walter Kaloupek serve on the general arrangements committee.
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Oaron Wollege
Marvin Hughitt
Raymond Greb
Clarence Hardin
Noble Gantvoort
Leo Spurrier
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Wisconsin
North Dakota
South Dakota
D. E. Zook
Walter Kaloupek
Farm Meeting In Rapid City On Feed Crops Plan
Agricultural officials scheduled another district meeting for Rapid City today after addressing 150 farmers and AAA committeemen from 11 central South Dakota counties yesterday. They urged converting feed crops to food as a major farm program objective, aiming to boost dairy poultry and pork exports to Britain and reduce surplus grain.
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Rapid City
Pierre
Agricultural Administration
AAA
South Dakota
Britain
Woonsocket Farmer Refuses Sale Of Indian Relics Collection
Harlan Jensen, a Woonsocket farmer, guards a valued set of South Dakota Indian relics and refuses offers to sell. He has found most pieces in fields since boyhood, sometimes crafting small items but keeping more than half of the collection. A skull with an arrowhead in the eye, named "Fannie," underscores his commitment to preservation over sale.
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Woonsocket Farmer
Woonsocket
Harlan Jensen
Jensen
Fannie
Greater South Dakota Association Active In Promoting State Wealth
The Greater South Dakota Association GSDA promotes cooperation among agricultural industrial and civic groups to grow state wealth. Since 1939 it supports farm income programs tax study and highway and tourist promotion using partner agencies. Secretary Starling leads with 900 members and a broad publicity drive across 120 cities.
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Greater South Dakota Association
Greater
Federal
State
Departments of Agriculture
State College
Farm Bureau Federation
Tax Department
State Highway Department
Starling
GSDA
South Dakota
Shaw
Bienniuya
Pierre
Bai
State Highway Commission
Highway Department
Ballyhoo
Secretary Starring
Huron
Forte
Association
North Dakota
Flashes Of Life Thefts And Sports Gaffes Across Cities
The Associated Press reports a theft at A Schmidt Co. in which a safe was pilfered and a $2 bill souvenir from 1895 vanished. In Portland a municipal judge quips about football penalties during a traffic case. In Fort Leavenworth a military police dog named Kelly earns praise as a smart service animal. In Chicago two robbers flee an elevated station hold up after misreading a bag they believed contained nickels, finding instead 861 telephone slugs.
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Nst. Louis
A Schmidt Co
Fort
Leavenworth
Kast
Kelly
Chicago
James Sar
Sam
Wessington RNA Meeting Reports Social Hour
WESSINGTON May 9 Special Ivy Camp RNA met last Tuesday at the IOOF hall with fair attendance. Mrs. Robert Shea reported on the recent state meeting in Huron. Marching was practiced by officers. A social hour followed with Mrs. Frank Kearney in charge of arrangements.
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Wessington Rna
Wessington
tIvy Camp Rna
IOOF
Robert Shea
Huron
Frank Kearney
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Fritz Olsen
Bankers Group
South Dakota Bankers Association
George A., Jr
George, Sr
Brookings School
Agricultural Publishers Association
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Northwest
Europe
American Farm Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Bankers Organization
Portland
Ore
Julius Cohn
First Church OF Christ
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Kanabas City
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