Eminent Farmers And Homemakers Honored At Farm-Home Week
Four South Dakota residents will be named Eminent Farmers and Eminent Homemakers at the Farm and Home Week Recognition Banquet at State College tonight in Brookings. August Maass of Newell and Thomas Keehn of Parker are the Eminent Farmers. Mrs W G Lacey of Sioux Falls and Mrs W Torvik of Sisseton are the Eminent Homemakers. The profiles highlight Maass’s 320 acre irrigated ranch and community work, Keehn’s Turner County farm and leadership, Lacey’s extension club and five children, and Torvik’s civic leadership and prominent family.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Orm
State College
August Maass
Newell
Thomas J. Keahn
Parker
Stockmant
W. G. Lacey
Sioux Falls
We GQ
Torvi
Sisseton
Bee
Black Hills
Dime
Butte County
Larue Sheepford
Hampshire
Russ
Tom Foeder's Association
Patton Oil Compoy
Fruitdale
Hee
Beet Growers’ Association
National
Bad Growers’ Association
Abrigahon
Tom Keehn
Turner County
Counfusion Board
Livestock Sanitary Board
Keehn
Ls Asd
Fair Board
Ring
Torvik
Ureh
Susan Z. Wildcar
W. O. Torvik
Sissetan
University of Chicago
University of Pittsburg
Mbs
Torviks
Roberts County
Siseeton
William G. Lacey
Lacey
Community home extension work and a long-time Royal Neighbors member
The article notes that the home extension clubs are adjacent to the church aiding local residents. It highlights Mrs. Torvick’s 22 years in the Sisseton Royal Neighbors of America chapter. Since moving to the present farm she and her husband built a notable South Dakota farmstead with an eight-room house, electric lighting, oil heating, artesian water, a lawn, garden, and mature trees planted by the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Neighbor Extension Club
Charles
University of South Dakota Law School
Edward
Huron
Greb
South Dakota
Borales
Sisseton High School
St. Qlus College
Minneapolis
St. Luke's Hospital
Pasadena
Calif
Ober
South Seas
Orient
Torvik
Zenith Club
Home Extensions Club
Long Hollow
Sisseton
Royal Neighbors of America
New Members Initiated into Home Economics Club
Wellington Springs November 10 Special Initiation for Wassington Springs High School home economics club was held Wednesday evening. There are 59 girls in the club with a candle light pledge ceremony. New members entertained the old and served candied apples. Sophomore officers Gayle Wheeler president and Marion Powell secretary. vice president and treasurer to be chosen from freshmen. The group plans a larger fundraiser soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Springs
Wassington Springs High School
Gayle Wheeler
Marion Powell
Armistice Day Program At Wessington Springs High
Armistice Day was observed at Wessington Springs high school with an American Legion program. The Lee club sang Snowstorm and Rock in the Wind, the band performed several numbers, and the event was held Thursday so students could have Friday free. A new state law designates Armistice Day as a legal school holiday.
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Springs
Wessington Springs
Wessington Springs High School
American Legion
Lee Club
Rogers
Neidlinger
Miss Vera Radcliff Guests with Nesfield in Tulare Visit
Miss Vera Radcliff of Tulare visited Miss Dorothy Nesfield Friday night. On Saturday they joined Miss Dorothy Atkinson Doris McKichan and Viola Williams at a teachers meeting in Huron. Miss Radcliff returned home Saturday night and Miss Nesfield stayed with cousins Mr and Mrs Ceylon Fuller in Tulare over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonilla Bonilla
Vera Radcliff
Tulare
Dorothy Nesfield
Dorothy Atkinson
Doris McKichan
Viola Williams
Huron
Trip to Deadwood Ends Quietly for May Family
Mr. and Mrs. R. May and children and Dean Myer traveled to Deadwood on Saturday. The two men returned home Sunday evening, while Mrs. May remained for a longer visit. They were joined at Kadoko by Mrs. M. J. McKichan who was visiting her parents.
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Deadwood Bonilla
R. May
Dean Myer
Deadwood
May
Kadoko
M. J. McKichan
Bon is Born Bontlla in Redfield Hospital
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Swaney welcomed an eleven pound baby boy born Friday November fourth in a Redfield hospital. It is the fifth son in the family. Mrs Swaney’s sister Mrs Irvin Miller aided in the femme.
Miller VFW Armistice Day Observance Planned
The Miller VFW Post S2121 sponsors Armistice Day in the city auditorium Friday morning with Rev. R. E. Robinson of Redfield as main speaker. The program includes a Miller school band, patriotic song, investiture, and "My Debt to the Unknown Soldier" by John Pahner, plus a vocal solo and the national anthem. The Ladies Auxiliary serves a dinner after the program, and Miller stores will close all day November 7.
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R. E. Robinson
Redfield
Are Veterans of Foreign Wars
Miller
America
John Pahner
Glen Shaw
Mundt Seeks Liberal Victory Message From SD First District
Madison Republican Karl Mundt, victor over Emil Lanks in South Dakota's 1st district contest, argued the win signals demand for true liberalism. He pledged to represent all constituents in Congress, work with both parties, and advance the state's and nation's permanent interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Karl
South Takota
Congress
T Yim
Washington
Visit at Bonilla and Des Moines trip update
Mr and Mrs J Downs of Mohridge visited the Frank Young home. They were returning from Des Moines Ta where they stayed with J B Carpenter who has suffered ill health. Carpenter was able to ride downtown with Mr Downs during the visit.
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Bonilla
Novide-Spacialy
J. Downs
Mohridge
Frank Young
Des Moines
J. 8. Carpenter
Carpenter
Forest Service Starts Digging Nursery Stock for Shelterbelts
The U S Forest Service announced it has begun digging nursery stock to plant about 4 500 miles of shelterbelts in six prairie states including Texas Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska North Dakota and South Dakota. Emergency labor is being used and about 4 500 000 pines and cedars are available, with plantings planned in Texas and Oklahoma in January and in the Dakotas late in April.
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Washington
U. S
Prairie
BD. S. Olson
Lincoln
Nets
Forest Service
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebr
North Dakota
South Dakota
Olson
Nest Your
Dakotas
Seek Whist Players For League Team
Beadle County Whist League seeks players for an upcoming season. Newton solicits interest for participation and requests contacting him by phone or mail. A meeting is planned before the league managers’ gathering, with a tentative start set for Sunday November 20. Wellington Springs reports specials on a junior class comedy Special Deliver by Robert Ray. The date for the December 16 performance is announced.
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Seu Wo
Wagnuice
Loata
Newton
Iam
Wellington Springs
Robert Ray
I Shall Endeavor to Serve You to Best of Ability
A concise pledge of continued service. The speaker asserts dedication to fulfill duties with diligence and care, promising to apply skill and effort to meet expectations. An implicit commitment to reliable support and assistance is conveyed.
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Farm-Home
Ing
Christina’ Lacey
An-gela
Rosary College
Chicago
Iowa State College
Eileen
University of South Dakota
Alice
College of Saint Peresa
Winona
Mina
Nowell
United States
Mt. Maass
Thomas Keehn
Rae
Enintort
Kentucky
Sche
Werth
Kentuckia
Schexley
Bon IS Born
Miller Vfw Post
Mundt
McAllister
Nash
Nash Coffee Company
Minnesota
Neth Coffer Company
Miesesot
Ising
Naperior
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