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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1936

Page

7

Trees Will Grow Well In South Dakota Says Survey

Brookings May 18 The State College Extension Service summarizes a 56 page circular on cultivating trees across South Dakota farms despite low rainfall. It calls for hardy planting stock, proper spacing, cultivation, windbreaks, mulching avoided, and diverse species, with evergreen protection and strict grazing exclusion to boost survival.

Brookings State College Extension Service South ‘Dakota E.R. Ware United States Forest Service State Planning Board Planning Board Forest Service Lakes States Forest Experiment Station St. Paul South Dakota

Dispute Over Dakota Baby Size Sparks Debate

In Sioux Falls on May 18 Mrs. Charles Bovee challenged claims that her daughter Jessie Dakota Boyee Ziegler, born November 24, 1912 on a North Dakota farm and surviving in Aberdeen, was the smallest baby to live in the Dakotas. She notes Barbara Francis Beaver weighed 1 lb 12 oz at birth. Dr. E R Buck, who treated Mrs. Bovee, asserts the Aberdeen infant is not the smallest known to survive.

Sioux Falls North Dakota Aberdeen Dakotas Charles Bovee Jessie Dakota Boyee Ziegler Barbara Francis Beaver E. R. Buck

Diplomas Awarded to Hitchcock High Seniors 1935

Commencement exercises at the Hitchcock Methodist Church auditorium honor the senior class of 1935. Irene Mortimer, Harry Tscetter, Uneille Scheib, Clyde Marshall, Fay Rodman, Ferdinand Gross, Clinton Gorse, Lester Lisis, Helen Hilstead and Leota Voorhees received diplomas, with awards for athletics and dramatics and citizenship honors.

Hitchcock Methodist Church Auditorium Ruth Larson A. J. Hoyer Harry ‘'Sehetter Trig Yaledietory Irene Mortimer N. I. Plat Leg Temmey Glen R. Shaw Platt Merle Gould Irena Mortimer Mr. Plath L. G. Snyder Harry Tscetter Uneille Scheib Clyde Marshall Fay Rodman Ferdinand Gross Clinton Gorse Lester Lisis Helen Hilstead Leota Voorhees

Family Reunion Held At Grimms ST

A May Day family reunion gathered at the Andrew Grimm home in Grimms ST Lawrence to honor Mrs. W H Grimm. Attendees shared basket dinners served cafeteria style, and a cake by Mrs. Arita Grimm topped the table. A gift from Mrs. W H Grimm’s children was presented in the afternoon as birthday wishes went to Mrs. Fred Scheidegger.

Grimms ST Andrew Grimm Fred Scheidegger Artis Grimm Elvis Cramp Floyd Grimm Ang

Schools Close as Hitchcock Students Picnic After Report Cards

The city schools closed Friday morning in Hitchcock and all students received report cards. The day was spent on picnics at various resorts.

Hitchcock

Berry Receives Texas Ranger Commission at Expo

Governor Berry of South Dakota will be formally invited to the Texas Centennial Exposition and commissioned as a Texas Ranger in Pierre on May 15. Texas Governor Allred will be represented by Captain John C. Adams, a Texan and Davy Crockett cousin, who will present the ten gallon sombrero and help designate South Dakota Day at the fair opening June 6.

Davy Crockett Berry Texas Adams South Dakota Willontinue Jung

Clubs Give Party For Mrs. Holland

Bonilla Extension Club and Ladies Aid held a party at Mrs. Holland's home honoring her and two returning teachers. The event featured school age activities, gifts to Mrs. Holland and staff members, and light refreshments as the group celebrated the end of the school year and a Fulton high school appointment for Mr. Holland.

Harry Miller R. Galer L. Barbeiman F. O'Brien T. Tollefson Chas, Nesfield Myrta Herman Louise Hansen Sylvia

Ketelle to Speak at Memorial Day Observance

The American Legion Auxiliary plans to cooperate with the Legion at the May meeting for Memorial Day observance. Rev Hubert Ketelle of Huron will deliver the Memorial Day address. Grace Kingdon Hazel Riemath and Blanch Scheib compose the program committee.

Ketelle Hitchcock American Legion Auxiliary The Legion Hubert Ketelle Huron Grace Kingdon Hazel Riemath Blanch Scheib

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