Court of Honor recognizes Scout mothers at Huron
A special court of honor in Huron at College Chapel honors mothers and Scouts of Central South Dakota Council. L. K LaCraft directed the program with 3. L. McNamara and Rev. Father JoJ. O'Neil delivering invocations. Awards include 11 badges, a life badge for Nels Olsen, and ribbons presented to each scout's mother.
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Raney
Muthers
Tomasiawk
Central South Dakota
Boy Scout of Ameran
Huron College
L. K LaCraft
L. McNamara
Joj. O'Neil
Andrew Palm, Jr
Weleermen
Heal
al Tranerry
GR. McArthur
Bos Scouts of America
Robert Groves
Norman Buck
Richard Classick
Forest Devers
Croop
Meri
John Dargen
John Geones
Robert Rey
Thomas Murphy
Alan van Voorhis
Bon Larris
Lloyd Wallace
James Clark
Harlann Woldner
Sidney Glanzer
Billy Cray
Phil Tovey
James Olson
Leroy
Mr. Cook
Clif Thompson
William Churchill
C. P. Perrott
Dan Hoskins
D. van Dyke
Kurt Rainey
Joop
John Conner
Norsman
H, EB
NeArdle
Flowers To Decorate Tyrrel School Room
The Tyrrel School plans to make Teavers to decorate their room. Students collect flowers including daisy pansy daffodil nas Thruim sweetpeas Dutchmans breeches rose iris poppy Jackine the Pulpit Moccasin and sunflower. Russell Carpente reports finding several pasque and the Stile flower in fields and bringing them to school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackine
Russell Carpente
Lavaht
Leland
Arithmetic Tests at Tyrvel School Reported
Dinns Belle Carpenter, taught by Leland, notes arithmetical inventories are given in all grades to gauge how well pupils know their work across the school.
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Tyrvel
Dinns Belle Carpenter
Lelend
Select Winning Account Books
BROOKINGS May 14 Farm account books kept by Lyle R Johnson Kingsbury County and Genevieve Selling Faulk County have been designated as slate blue ribbon winners and submitted to the national committee for the 4H farm accounting contest. Those in the red ribbon class include Blanche Dooley Gregory Donald Thompson Brookings and Paul Pinkett Grant County. Each winner will receive a cash prize from the International Harvest Company once the state and national blue ribbon winners are determined. There are three divisions farm accounting home accounting and crop enterprise accounting. Any enrolled 4 H member may enter any three of these. There are 123 participating in this activity for 1940. Accounts started on March 1 and will close March 1 1941.
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Brookings
Lyle R. Johnson
Kingsbury County
Genevieve Selling
Faulk County
National Committee
Blanche Dooley
Gregory
Donald Thompson
Paul Pinkett
Grant County
Internnational Harvester Company
H. M. Jones
Tyrre School Pupils Ready for Final Tests
The seventh and eighth graders finished six weeks tests while finals loom. Lis Wipf notes two weeks remain for review using study manuals and Rural Educator as lower grades also finish a week of review.
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Tyrre
Lis Wipf
Fairfield No. 2 students finish studying words from manual
In Fairfield No. 2 School, taught by Betty Tyrrell, eighth grade students completed studying the words from the study manual. They also reviewed missed words from the Our Work Book and will study the words missed from the manual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield No. 2
Betty Tyrrell
Connell Sixth Graders Create Bird Booklets
Sixth grade at Connell School made bird booklets during a science unit and planned another project on health for outdoor work. Miss Davis will grade both, while students like Phyllis Aintz and Wilbert Hohm note reading adventures and memorizing Bliss Carmen's poem Daisies.
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Connell School
Davis
Phyllis, Aintz
Bliss Carmen
Wilbert Hohm
Trail-Finding Tests Passed By Scouts In Bonilla Troop
Boy Scout Troop 14 met in the school gym Thursday evening to complete trail finding tests. Scouts Harold Brown Lester Lyle Keith Glen Marshall and Robert Sawtelle passed the tests. Junior Phillips was elected scribe and Darrell Boyd will continue to sound taps. Eight Scouts are registered in the troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Troop 14
Bonilla
Harold Brown
Lester
Lyle
Keith
Glen Marshall
Robert Sawtelle
Junior Phillips
Darrell Boyd
Real estate transfers tied to Huron and nearby towns
Real estate transfers show Beatle County entries including Christa Sievers et al to Beadle County for a parcel described as part SW of NW14 18-11-83. Other transfers list Scotter to Clarence Kr. Scotter of Huron for $1, Van. Dalsom's replat, Valdena Martin to Hazel Kirke Sullivan in Huron for $1, and parcels in Prospect Park and other addn. to Fed. Land Bank to O. R. Wright for $3,200. Legislative notes mention Legion Auxiliary Mothers Day party in Frankfort with roses and a talk by Redfield district officer. Entangled species notes and bird introductions appear as filler.
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Beatle County
Christa Sievers Et al
Beadle County
George W. Sterling
Huron
Alva E. Taylor
Law Bank
J. HE. Grant
Charles V. Hedges
John Edward Kutil
Prospect Park
Fed. Land Bank
R. ‘Wright
South Dakota in Washington on Snake Control Funding
The Biological Survey signaled no objection to continued snake control if the South Dakota Game and Fish Department seeks federal aid. The plan faced Pittman Robertson Act limits, leading to discontinuation of the project unless funds are redirected. Representative Casé escalated the issue with acting chief Henderson, who noted rattlesnake control risks and potential value in rodent reduction, urging careful management.
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Washington
Bureau of Biological Survey
South Dakota
St. Patrick
Francis Casé
Iho J
W. Cc. Henderson
bu‘Tealre
Legion To Observe Citizenship Day In South Dakota
Belle Fourche May 14 The American Legion posts in South Dakota were urged by Department Commander R P Harmon of Belle Fourche to observe Citizenship Day next Sunday. The day was proclaimed by Congress and President Roosevelt to honor all who attained voting age or received final citizenship papers in the past year. Harmon urged the Legion and patriotic groups to recognize the day, stressing citizenship as a precious possession.
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Karl Munoz
RK. P. Harmon
The
American Legion
Q. G. Johnson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sb, Missen
South Dakota Education Association
Afican Legion
Harmon
Population rise in Custer city census
May 14 report shows Custer population in 1840 rose to 1,544 from 1,204 ten years earlier. District census supervisor T. B. Werner announced the 1949 figure reflects a gain of 341 people, about 24 percent.
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Custer Rapid City
Custer
T. B. Werner
Pastime Club Meeting At Fehiman Home
The Pastime Club met last Thursday at Mrs. Harold Fehiman’s country home. A paper was read by Mrs. Fehiman and Rita Fehiman gave a humorous reading. Luncheon was served to thirteen members and six guests. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Elmer Hansen.
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Frankeort
Harold Fehiman
Summons in Estate of Harold W Sprung in Parota County
State of South Parota County issues a summons in the matter of the estate of Harold W Sprung deceased. Proceedings name executors and co-partners under the firm Gyurd. Named guardians and heirs include Eva Sprune, Ella Cranston Gormerly, Jema Cranston, Clara May Sprung, and Eleanor G Sprune. Court papers list H Z Sprung and Trvin A Churchill among associates.
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South Parota County
I Plain
Sprune
Hamid W. Sprung
West of Devisens
H. Z. Sprung
Ella Cranston
Gormerly
Elle
Spriree
Jema Cranston
Eva Sprune
Asagiratrix
Harold W. jSprune
Clara May Sprung
Eva
Masine Sprane
Eleamor G
Dill Cfommverly
Eleanor G
A. K. Gardner
Trvin A. Churchill
Quieting Title Suit in Beadle County South Dakota
A legal summons in a Beadle County South Dakota case orders the defendants to answer the complaint within 30 days. The action aims to quiet title to parcels described as the SW quarter of section 12 township 109 range 62 in the Southwest Quarter, along with related claims and liens. Plaintiff’s attorney is W. C. Peterson.
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Muse
Benale
Town
Sip
Rande
Beadle County
South Dakota
DB. O
Dakota Ave
South
Huron
Dakove
Gomunlain
W. C. Peterson
Atty
D. C
Dak
Anril Stith
Ma Pastoral
Iudement
Ax Actin Brouehd
Pageant of Foods at Huron Theatre Second Session
The Huron Theatre hosts a two day school led by Miss Emily Conklin showcasing new cooking methods. Twenty four dishes appear on day two with a True and False contest, a Parade of Picture Platters, and prizes. Recipes include Mr Pfister's Meat Dressing a boneless leg of beef and a baked ham with gelatin glaze.
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Emily Conklin
Mr. Pfister
Mr. Pfster
Miss Conklin
Madison
Wis
Conklin
Armstrong County Population Declines to 42
Sioux Falls May 14 Census enumerators complete Armstrong County figures showing a 42 population, down 44 in ten years. The unorganized county spans 530 square miles, includes part of the Cheyenne Indian Reservation, and is largely leased for a large cat meat company. Graybear notes Armstrong may be the smallest U S county and possibly without a post office.
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Armstrong Country
Sioux Falls
Armstrong
WJ. J. Graybear
Cheyenne Indian Reservation
Cat. Ue. Company
Graybear
Tax Embezzler Sentenced in Belle Fourche Case
Louis A. Gleyre, Butte County tax collector and justice of the peace, was sentenced in Sturgis by Circuit Judge Charles R. Hayes to seven years in the state penitentiary and fined 4323.06 for embezzling county funds. He pleaded guilty to three counts covering 1938 to now, with concurrent terms and a $2,191.85 embezzlement plus fees. He admitted the money was lost gambling in Belle Fourche and Deadwood.
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Louis A. Gleyre
Butte County
Sturgis
Charles R.hayes
Buth County
Gleye
Justice of the Peace
Belle Fourche
Deadwso
New Co Operative Formed To Sell Petroleum Products
A new co operative formed to sell petroleum products was organized at a meeting last week to launch the James Valley Union Co Operative. R W Groothius of Huron was named chairman, with Charles Worrall of Huron as vice president and Harold Melius of Cavour as secretary. A temporary board includes Ed Bios Wolsey C Schiebs Wolfe C Kelierty Huron T C Terney Hitchcock and officers. Shares will not exceed 40 per share.
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James Valley Union Co-Operative
Petroleum Enterprise
R. W. Groothius
Huron
Charles Worrall
Harold Melius
Cavour
Ed Bios
Wolsey
C. Schiebs
Miller Baccalaureate Service Sunday in Milles
In Milles on May 14 the baccalaureate will be held at the city auditorium with the Rev. Joseph Andrews delivering the sermon. Mrs. Dan Braden will lead processions and several musical selections will be performed. Forty-two seniors will receive diplomas at graduation on May 24. Professor George McCarty of State College will give the address. Diplomas will be presented by school board president Clinton Winn, and national honor awards will be announced at the event.
Wessington Glee Club Hosts National Music Week Program
The Glee Club Mixed Chorus and special numbers from Huron High School directed by Helen Buchanan entertained the Wessington school and community in a Community Hall program honoring National Music Week last Thursday afternoon.
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Wessington
Glee Club
Huron High Schoo
Helen Buchanan
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