Watch Word Weekend Bargains at O P S Store
Local store promotes Armistice Day weekend specials on fruits vegetables and numerous pantry items. Offers include California Red Emperors grapes 1.49 per basket Red Idaho Jonathan apples 1.49 per basket Marsh Seedless Texas Grapefruit 96 size 27c per dozen Valencia oranges 252 size 27c per dozen Butter O P S One Pound 39c per lb and large jugs of Hilex disinfectant 42c per gallon Pineapple Pinecot Cherry or Raspberry Yellowstone Preserves 4 lb jars 49c each Laundry Soap three bars for 19c Catsup 14 oz bottles 8c Peanut Butter two pound jars 23c each.
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California
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Beans Promote Home Baked Goods in Fresh Sale
Beans promote their nutrition and economy with large three pound bags of Great Northern Beans priced at b7e per bag.
Four-H Club Training Boosts State College Attendance
Brookings November 6 4-H training shows rising college participation since 1928 when 85 of 892 students were former 4-H members. Of 1284 September registrants 324 had 4-H experience, with 219 in agriculture or home economics. 105 4-H alumni studied outside those fields. The 4-H count peaked at 369 last year amid defense related enrollment drops.
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Brookings
State College
College Extension Service
Merlin Hodgson
Junior Ag
Wessington Springs
Clifford Iverson
Sioux Falls
Luella Larson
Lake Preston
Carl Ham
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Thompson
Sophomore Ag
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Visits by Miss Daisy Keene and staff at Richland school
Richland Center School welcomed Miss Daisy Keene and assistant Miss Holm for a Thursday inspection. Seventh grader Doris Meyer notes most pupils have no defects. First and second graders make A B C checklets with pictures beginning with alphabet letters. Lester Meyer finds pictures in magazines for booklets. Fourth graders finished reading books and now use Fourth Grade Beacon Read from their library. Second graders also finished reading and have a library copy. Monday county superintendent Miss Long visited. first grader Robert Boetel read to her, and Belya Meyer was taught by Miss Walter.
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Richland School
Daisy Keene
Miss Holm
Richland Center
Doris Meyer
Lester Meyer
Miss Long
Robert Boetel
Belya Meyer
Miss Walter
Profitable Party At The Weeks School Event
The Weeks School held its annual party on Tuesday October 28 with a program including two songs by the second graders a school play The Spire Show a pre act piece When Morning Breaks by Clara Cowie Lois Cowie and Avanda Kohlmeyer a poem Ive Got To Speak and a piece by Harry Marone and Josephine Smith Contests were won by Floyd Hex Walter Lungemann Mrs W Jungemann Josephine Smith who received candy for selling tickets Joy Minturn sold 42 apples were served as refreshments The school thanked all who helped raise funds planning to buy a water cooler and curtains with the proceeds Joy Minium taught by Miss Taljeffson.
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Lois Cowie
Avanda Kohlmeyer
Harry Marone
Josephine Smith
Bonilla
Wolsey
Glen Miller
Floyd Hex
Walter Lungemann
W. Jungemann
Joy Minturn
Joy Minium
Tal Jiefson
Banquet Attended by Richland 4-H Members at Huron Lathe Church
Richland 4-H youths Neva Eckman Edna Eckman Esther Eckman Darrel Eckman Doris Meyer Clarence Meyer Margaret Rudy John Rudy Warren Gilchrist and Grace Rudy attended the annual banquet at the Huron American Lathe Church Saturday night led by Grace Rudy.
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Richland
Neva
Edna
Esther Eckman
Darrel Eckman
Doris
Clarence Meyer
Margaret
John Rudy
Warren Gilchrist
Grace Rudy
Dress pattern for a winter dress with deep neckline
The pattern offers a dress with a raised skirtline to slenderize the figure and a deep jaw neckline. It features darts at the shoulders and fullness above a slim fitting skirt, with options for ruffles or pearls, and is available in sizes 34 to 38 with material and yardage details.
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Chicago
Younger Children Guests At Party
Tyrrell School Foster District No 3 hosted a Halloween party for younger children last Friday. Leroy Schwartz reports the event organized by Mrs Hofer and Donna Belle Carpenter under the Y C L entertainment committee. The morning visit ran from 9 to 4 with outdoor games, indoor tricks, and lunch, featuring care by volunteers.
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Leroy Schwartz
Tyrrell
Hofer
Donna Belle Carpenter
Y. C. L. Entertainment and Visitors Committee
Hiawatha Girls Sew On Mittens at McKinley School
Hiawatha troop of the Girls Scouts met after school at McKinley School. They opened with a new song Taps, sewed mittens cut last week, played One Elephant with Brownies, and practiced the flag ceremony. Next meeting will be led by Dorothy Lewellan and Cleo Manolis. They attended Wesleyan Methodist Church last Sunday, says Phyllis Iverson.
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Hiawatha
Girls Scouts
McKinley School
Dorothy Lewellan
Cleo Manolis
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Phyllis‘Iverson
Milford No 3 elects officers at YC meeting
Milford No 3 School held a Y C meeting Friday with Mabel Walter presiding in place of absent Lawrence. Officers elected include Harold Walter as president Maxine Lawrence as secretary Emma Hofer as vice president. Mabel Walter, an eighth grader taught by Miss Williams, attended.
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Milford No. 3
Y. C
Titonka Girl Scout Troop News Report
Beverly Osmanson recounts Titonka Troop meeting with color ceremony the promise and laws sung songs and no patrol meetings. National Book Week visit to public library displays followed by thanks for doughnut sale donations and help from merchants mothers and Division No. 6 women and drivers.
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Titonka
G. J. Kiel
RT. Bagby
Public Library
Division No. 6
Northwest Milford pupils craft life scrapbooks
Pupils at Northwest Milford School under Miss Wipt create scrapbooks with pasted pictures from magazines. The books depict stages of life from infancy to education and career, reflecting their personal histories.
Scrapbook Enthusiasts Find Joy in Crafting Keepsakes
Lilian Kieinsasser notes the pleasure of working in scrapbooks as a creative pastime. The quotation highlights personal satisfaction in preserving memories through careful page design and annotation.
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Lillian Kieinsasser
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