Armistice Program Planned In Redfield
Redfield observes Armistice Day with events Friday and Saturday. The school auditorium hosts a 11 o’clock program Friday with veterans, Legion and Auxiliary, students, and the high school band. A banquet at the Methodist Church FrEd evening features Auxiliary president Mrs. Floyd Bradley.
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Methodist Church
Floyd Bradley
Used Car Sale Offers 1939 Buick Sedan and 1938 Buick
Auto sale boasts 1939 Buick Sedan with four doors large trunk DeLuxe radio and heater with 10000 miles offered at 350 reduction. Also 1938 Buick Tourer with large trunk heater described as a real buy. Other listings include a good Model A for sale at 1175 Kansas and a 1933 Chevrolet Master Coach in excellent condition at 1020 Wisconsin.
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Brookings Farm and Home Week draws hundreds to State College
Nearly 800 people from 26 counties attend Farm and Home Week events at State College in Brookings. Activities include 4-H Leaders Association sessions, crop show previews, art and music programs, and lectures by Miss Mary Omen on color and styling. Dairymen hear plans for organized associations and better herd selection guided by Prof. Olson and D H Jacobsen.
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Brown County
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Beatie
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Dairy Department
D. H. Jacobsen
FFA Banquet Highlights Gettysburg High School Event
Several hundred attended a father and son banquet in Gettysburg with the home economics department hosting at the M E church dining rooms. FFA boys opened their organization as J F Sargent spoke on Enterprise and a Northwest sheep raiser. Superintendent Tollfsen gave FFA history, County Agent OConnell discussed stock farming, and Mr Shuster provided music.
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M. E. Church
F. F. A. Boys
Stephen Polich
Fathers and Sons
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J. F. Sargent
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Shuster
Richland No 2 School Painted by Patrons
Deloris Beck reports Richland No 2 School is being painted by patrons and students. A Thanksgiving program is planned for the month's end with turkey raffle tickets sold. Second graders assemble community food booklets and fifth grader Deloris Beck made a map of Poland and Czechoslovakia for geography. The school, taught by Miss Rusche, hosts daily singing.
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Fedora Girl From Fedora Named National Club Congress Delegate
Vivian K daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur C Kelney of Fedora has been selected as a delegate to the National Club Congress in Chicago in December She served as assistant leader in the figs clothing club and led programs on reports in the Feaea Livestock clubs Completing eighteen projects in a year she attended the conservation camp in 1936 and was the state winner in the Late Driving Contest that year She was a member of a clothing judging team which placed first at the State Ree ees ra and belonged to the Glee Club and School Band
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Chicago
Vivian K
Arthur C. Kelney
National Club Congress
Jn Figs Clothing Club
Feaea
Captain Appoints New Color Guards at Baptist Church Scout Meeting
Captain Mrs Willis Walker installed new color guards for the next Girl Scout Troop meeting at the Baptist Church. New guards include Mary Elien Fair Ramona Lundgren and Noren Hale. Lt Robert Frank chaired a match while Yota Skezas fed in the Louk songs and taught Bown at the Station. Patrols elected leaders and scribes with aims to reach first class. Ramona Lindgrer became troop scribe.
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Baptist Church
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Ramona Lundgren
Noren Hale
Robert Frank
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Bown
Cardinal
Yota Skezzs
Phyllis Cranston
Mary Ellen Fair
Cola
Mary Jane Trenezry
Ruth Smith
Joy Cranston
Ramona Lindgrer
McBride Pupils Elect Officers
The McBride pupil council held its regular monthly meeting Friday with all members present. Duane Shoemaker presided, the flag salute and pledge were given, and roll call was taken. Officers elected: Beverly Boesel president, Duane Shoemaker vice president, Richard Hein secretary treasurer. They will join the Junior Red Cross and subscribe to The Young Citizen, funded by basket social proceeds. A short program followed with poems recited, and four new songs were sung. Reported by Lila Hein.
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Duane Shoemaker
Beverly Boesel
Richard Hein
Lila Hein
McBride
Vernon Township
Girl Scout Troop No 1 holds Sunday meeting at church
Lakotas troop members attended Congregational Church services honoring founder Juliette Low. Leader Mrs R G Toler and Miss Dorothy Fie Kell presided as Jackie Christopherson joined the dramatic patrol. They planned next meeting at the Crocut house and began work on the My Troop badge.
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Juliette Low
Hale
Jeanette Kunhart
R. G. Toler
Dorothy Fie Kell
Farmer
Dell
Mrs. Toler
Jackie Christopherson
Kitchon P
Visited Paris Family Receives Mysterious Instructions
Fragmentary notes describe a visit by Doris Leighton and others to Paris with unclear instructions. The garbled text hints at a planned or observed outing and possible guidance from a person named Dorter. Further readable details are lacking.
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Doris Leighton
Dorter
Pheasant Supper Highlights F F A Banquet in Wessington
The Future Farmers of America in Wessington held a Saturday night banquet with pheasant as the main course served at 7 15. Willard Larson, FFA president, acted as toastmaster. Leroy McGirr gave the welcome and Harry Clarke replied. Mr. Dexter led songs. Marvin White played a violin solo. the program featured FFA ritual, creeds by Bobby Dates, talks by Supt Selvig and Mr Seitz, a Floyd Curtis vocal solo, and Dr Betts of Huron spoke urging more livestock and sorg hums with less wheat. The group saluted the flag at the close.
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Wessington
Willard Larson
Leroy McGirr
Harry Clarke
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Marvin White
Creed
Bobby Dates
Supt Selvig
Floyd Curtis
Mr. Seitz
Betts
Huron
Day County 4 H Judging Team to Represent State
Day County 4 H livestock judging team led by Duane Schmidt Martin Schmidt and Dennis Bierschbach will represent South Dakota in the national non collegiate contest in Chicago December 1 They won the states 4 H stock judging at the State Fair beating 20 counties Their trip funded by Cudahy Packing Co Consultants include A O Connell Day County Extension Agent and the team will depart days before other SD delegates to the Congress.
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Martin Schmidt
Dennis Bierschbacht
South Dakota
Chicago
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Sioux City
Day County
A. O'Connell
Congress
Boy and girl to judge meat in Chicago
Burdett Harbert of Hanson County and Anna Cassidy of Moody will represent South Dakota in the national 4-H meat identification and judging contest in Chicago on November 4. They earned the right by placing highest in a similar contest at the State Fair in Huron in September. Financial assistance from Join Morrell and Company of Sioux Falls enables their participation, state club leader H. M. Jones said. Throughout the year members have received substantial training and attended schools at the college and in their counties. Cooperation of local meat markets aided their development, Jones added.
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Girl Scouts Plan a Father's Banquet in Titonka
The Titonka Girl Scout troop held a meeting this week learning a folk dance for the folk dancer's badge. They planned a Father’s banquet for Monday, November 20, with each patrol drafting three banquet menus for committee review. The session closed with singing led by Vernice Lehfeidt.
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