Poppies Bloom Here Tomorrow
Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion Auxiliaries plan Poppy Day drives Saturday to fund disabled veterans with insufficient government support. Rival groups mobilize enthusiastic volunteers to maximize sales and outdo each other at dawn.
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Huran
Veterans’ of Foreign Wars Aid American Legion
Cxtoh
Beadle County approves soil conservation practices for farmers
County Agent Leonard Ladd announced new soil conservation practices to aid Beadle County farmers in meeting program requirements. Approvals include green manure crops, summer fallow followed by a legume, weed control methods, and fallow strip systems designed to conserve moisture and reduce erosion. The measures aim to help many farmers comply with the farm program.
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Beadly County
Leonard L. Ladd
Ladd
Sudan
Beadle County
Broadland Club Sets May Meeting Plans
The Broadland Home Extension Club of Beadle County met at Mrs. Marvin Martin's home with 13 members. Mae and Marcella Hanley demonstrated sewing stunt techniques and a plan for a three act amateur program was approved. June 17 meeting set.
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Broadland Club
Broadland Home Extension Club
Beadle County
Marvin Martin
Mae
Marcella Hanley
Wiss
Ross Cummings
Maurin
Lundh
Ger
Canova Dairy Day Plans Near Completion
Canova committees finalize arrangements for Dairy Day to be held Thursday June 4. F Palmer chairs the event and coordinates the concessions. The article notes preparations and key organizers for the community celebration in Canova.
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Canova
F. ©. Palmer
Ganccat
Work and Pleasure At Summer School At Huron College
The Huron College summer session offers courses appealing to both work and leisure. Popular offerings include Shakespeare and dramatic production, principles of economics, U.S. government and politics, astronomy, and science, mathematics, psychology, education, and two music courses in music appreciation and public school music methods with chorus work. The faculty is largely composed of regular collegiate teachers.
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Huron College
A. G
School of Music
Kingsbury Officers Collect Back Salary
Kingsbury County board of commissioners approved claims for back pay totaling about 1500 dollars to county officers and board members. The payments cover the difference between the pre 1973 74 pay and the lower rate after legislative cuts. A circuit court decision in favor of a board member prompted the board to approve the previously disallowed claims.
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DE .Smet
Spenal
Kingsbury
Circuit Court
Graduation Exercises At Preston Tonight With Brooks Baptist Address
Commencement week activities conclude this evening as 25 graduates receive diplomas. Rev. Clarke of Brookings Baptist Church delivers the address. Dorothy Bentley and Mildred Mack are valedictorians with Crystal Iverson as salutatorian.
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Preston
Clarke
The
Baptist Church of Brookings
Dorothy Bentley
Mildred Mack
Crystal Iverson
Preston Students Picnic Day at lake camps
Preston high school finished exams and held picnic day. Freshmen and sophomores went to Lake Campbell with advisors P. A. Anderson and J. C. Rider. Seniors hosted juniors at Lake Kambeska. Roller skating was the main activity with Miss Fora Hanse and HL oa Ashbaugh guiding the upper classmen.
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Preston
Lake Preston
Lake Campbell
P. A. Anderson
J. C. Rider
Lake Kambeska
Fora Hanse
HL Oa
Ashbaugh
Wayland Aid Society Hosts Social Meeting
Wayland May 92 Mrs Florence Brown and Mrs Louise Otto welcomed members and guests to a social meeting at Mrs Brown home. Fifteen members and as many visitors attended. Mrs Freida Verdugt and Mrs Myrtle Warren led the social program. Mrs Clara Ravenscroft, vice chairman, ran the business portion. Refreshments were served by co hostesses.
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Aid Society
Wayland
Specia
Florence Brown
Louise Otto
Wayland Aid Society
Brown
Freida Verdugt
Myrtle Warren
Clara Ravenscroft
Woonsocket Seniors Graduate at Wednesday Ceremony
Woonsocket May 20. The senior class of 28 students will hold commencement next Wednesday evening at the municipal auditorium. Co C. Warner of the federal housing commission in South Dakota was selected as principal speaker. Wage ner spoke to the high school once last fall.
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Woonsocket
Co. C. Warner
Federal Housing Commission
South Dakota
Wagener
Extension Clubs Meet Bancroft in May Special
Extension Clubs No 1 and 2 held a joint meeting at Ms Dugasse the hosts. Demonstrations on spat removal with acids and wool washing by Mr van Foote and Mrs Dugdale. A pleasant productive gathering with Mrs Dugdale and Hager mentioned. Broadland School pupils to present a puppet show at I C O F hall Saturday evening at 6 o clock.
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Bancroft
Wm. Dugiase
Foote
Van
Dugdale
Hager
Eedom
Broadland
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