Faulk County Opens Emergency Crop and Seed Loan Program
In Faulkton farmers may apply at the courthouse for $840 emergency crop and seed loans through the Farm Credit Administration. Applications are filed with Jilenn M. Mitchell, field supervisor, as part of broader plans to aid areas hit by drought or flood. Loans target farmers with small cash needs and no other credit options, securing loans with a first lien on the financed crop or livestock feed.
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Faulkton
Faulk County
Ource
St Lawrence juniors stage well received three act farce
A large and appreciative audience at St Lawrence High School watched the junior class perform Aunt Emma Sees It Through last Thursday. The three act farce impressed with a convincing cast and steady applause. Miss Flint directed the students, with Fairy McPhail and Stan Aymar providing interludes between acts.
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St. Lawrence
Speeit
Alunce
Emma
St. Lawrence High School
Mus
Ces Flint
Fairy McPhail
Stan Aymar
Camworth Club Plans For Christmas Party
The Tamworth Extension club met with seven members present led by Mrs Albert Kleeblatt and Mrs Ray Burrill. Plans were made for a Christmas party at Tamworth School on December 20 for members and families. The club received a certificate of merit from South Dakota State College extension service for completing the full program.
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Indiaion
Tamaworth Exten
Albert Kleeblatt
Ray Burrill
Tamworth School
South Dakota
Farm benefit applications forwarded for audit in Brookings
About six hundred ninety farm benefit applications from Potter County were sent to the state office at Brookings for auditing and payment from the county office. Checks are expected in November. Most applications come from resident landowners and tenants, county agent James J. O Connell said. Remaining cases will be forwarded as completed.
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Mealesburl
Brookings
Potter County
Dovember
James J. O'Connell
Miss Marina Lapke Heads to Wisconsin for Winter Visit
Miss Marina Lapke departed Friday for Melville Wisconsin where she will visit Mrs. Lee Templin and family for the winter season.
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Wisconsin Orient
Marina Lapke
Melville
Wis
Lee Templin
Visit at Dawson Sheffield Event Thursday at Paul Ing and Hert Welty Homes
A brief social item notes a visit at Dawson Sheffield scheduled for Thursday, November 27, with stops at the Paul Ing and Hert Welty homes.
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Dawson Sheffield
Pauling and
Hert Welty
Returns For Visit Orient Special Report
Harley May who has been employed in Detroit for the past year arrived here last Thursday evening to visit his mother Mrs. Joe May and other relatives.
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Orient
Harley May
Detroit
Joe May
Pierre and Harrold Win Declam Honors
Pierre and Harrold speech students tied for first in the district declamation contest with 12 points each judged by Willard Jordan Highmore. Superior ratings awarded: Poetry Eleanor Margo Highmore for Man With the Hoe The Night Before Waterloo. oratory Gynn Stout Pierre and Lucille Kiepke Harrold for Dream True and Zhak America May Live. dramatic Nina Sidaves Fr Pierre for Mothers of Men and Don Atkinson Highmore for Sky Fodder.
Bryant High School Wins District Declamatory Contest
Bryant High School students earned one superior two excellent and one good rating to top the district declamatory meet held Thursday at Hayti. Janice Kelly qualified for regional competition with a superior humorous reading Peter Projects. Lillian Larson and Version Anderson earned excellent in drama Camille and The Santa Fe Trail respectively. Melda Rickater delivered Education Against Crime rated good. Other schools competing included Erwin Hayti Lake Norden Mstelline Castlewood Vienna Willow Lake and Bryant.
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Bryant
Jay
Hayti
Janice Kelly
Peter Projects
Lillian Larson
Camille
Version Anderson
Melda Rickater
Erwin
Lake Norden
Mstelline
Castlewood
Vienna
Willow Lake
Faulkton Extension Club Holds Meeting
Faulkton South Dakota November 27 Special Members of the S M and C Extension Club met last Thursday evening at the G F L Zachritz residence with Mrs Zachritz and Mrs Cermak as hostesses Mrs E R Liebig presided over the business Roll call was thns Arrangements were made for the December 49 Professor Qu Christmas party to be held at the home of Mrs Haag A Mya read an Atlantic Monthly article The Land Behind the Wind by Agnes Keith Mrs Charles Whitney recreation leader conducted games and contests Mrs Carroll Swartout won the Turkey contest Wallace welcomed as a new member Refreshments were served by the hostesses
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Faulkton Extension Club
Faulkton
S. M. and C. Extension Club
G. FL
J. Haag
Mya. Cermak
Atlantic Monthly
Agnes Keith
Charles Whitney
Carroll Swartout
Wallace
Organize Pep Club At Hitchcock School
Hitchcock High School cheerleaders form a pep club to root for the Blue Jays at away games. Seventeen members joined with more expected, and the Student Association voted funds for special uniforms for leaders Norman Gordon Cleda Mortimer and Avis Voorhées.
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Huienalouk
Hitchcock High School
Blue Jays
Norman Gordon
Cleda Mortimer
Avis Voorhées
Redfield Social Notes Include Legion Auxiliary Meeting
Redfield and area groups report a regular American Legion Auxiliary meeting at Iva Howard home led by Esther Bradley. District president Addie Nelson spoke on the Chicago national convention. Other events include a Rebekah Lodge offshoot planning a Christmas party and a Farmers Union officer election. Edward Albrecht and Edna Kroeger wed in Redfield last Monday with a seven pm dinner at the groom’s home and a chrysanthemum bouquet.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Iva Howard
Esther Bradley
Addie Nelson
Chicago
Bernice Turner
Madison
Anita Hancock
Inez Nelson
Alma Delaney
Edward Albrecht
Edna Kroeger
Redfield
School Meeting Held At De Smet School
About 250 educators gathered at De Smet high school for a full day of sessions led by state and local education leaders. Titus and Harkness spoke, with panels on Teaching for Mastery and Reading Instruction, plus a civic assembly and student musical numbers.
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Titus
Harkness
Zepha Everhart
de Smet
Acthar Mitchell
Brookings
Senate
P. J. Harkness
Christmas Party Plans Discussed by Happy Hour Club
Plans for a Christmas party were discussed at a meeting of the Happy Hour Club held at Mrs. Anna Weiling’s home. The event will be hosted at Mrs. Bessie Anderson’s house on Tuesday December 19, with a pot luck lunch served.
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Hitchcock
Happy Hour Club
Anna Weiling
Bessie Anderson
Highmore Social Round Delights Thanksgiving Week Events
Mrs. F M Hatteson hosted a seven o clock Thanksgiving dinner for the Wednesday club with three small tables. Prizes went to Mrs. R J Drew second high and Mrs Anna Fehr of Denver won the traveling prize. Naomi Kaye celebrated her ninth birthday with a Saturday party and cake at her home for eleven guests. Mrs V Y Holtzman led the W D C dinner contract with prizes awarded to Mrs J H Quirk high, Elizabeth Moore consolation, and Clyde Hill traveling. The N E W club's Tuesday meeting featured a luncheon dessert and contract. A G Tagg won the all out prize. Mrs Mark Hague entertained friends at a yenison dinner Tuesday. Royal Neighbor Circle met with twelve members and a luncheon.
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Highmore Society
F. M. Hatteson
R. J. Drew
Anna Fehr
Denver
Naomi Kaye
Mrs. Kaye
Naomi
VY. H. Holtzman
J. H. Quirk
Elizabeth Moore
Clyde Hill
H. P. McDermott
N-E-W& Club
George Harter
4. G. Tagg
Mark Hague
Florence van Camp
Anna Cowin
Sadie Pilkington
Acquisition Of Purebred Horses Sparks Interest In Pleasure Riding
Interest in saddle horses for pleasure riding grows in Huron with the Boot & Spur Horse Club. Kenneth H. Butler, co-manager with Glenn Spiller, purchased Kentucky Verdict, a registered American saddle bred stallion, to bolster club enthusiasm and serve as foundation stock for gaited horses. The horse, bred on Holekamp Farm, has shown in South ern shows and will be kept at Barn B in the State Fair Grounds. The Boot & Spur Club, now a leading South Dakota saddle club, invites visitors to view the horses and meet members including the Butler and Brindley families.
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Huron
Kenneth H. Butler
Butler
Gham Spiller
Boot & Sour Horse Club
Ishoro
Boot & Spur Horse Club
Boot & Spur Club
Glenn Spiller
Iowa
Missouri
Holekamp Farm
Hillshare
American Saddle Breeders Stud Book
Kentucky Verdict
Kentucky Choice
Kentucky
Chester Dare
Black Squirrel
Carl W. Gay
Philadelphia
South Dakota
Bootse Spur Club
J. J. Brindley
Paul
R. J. Butler
Roy Miller
Barlan
Mission Society Of Tulare Has Meeting
The Women s Foreign Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs C C Bossough with Mrs Nellie Walsh assisting. The Way of the Just was read and discussed. Mrs Conrad elected treasurer and Mrs Ed Binger named secretary to fill vacancies. December meeting will be at Mrs Conrad s home. Refreshments served.
Public card party held in Wayland hall
A public card party sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary was held last Thursday night in Wayland hall. Mrs. Martha Fisher, finance chairman of the Wessington unit, led the event with refreshments served to attendees.
Lbridge Club Social In Wayland With Prizes
Mrs. Tilda Borkhuis hosted the Lbridge club in Wayland last Wednesday afternoon. Score prizes went to Mrs. Clara Ravenscroft, Mrs. Gladys Major, and Mrs. Eva DeHaven.
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Wayland
Tilda Borkhuis
Lbridge Club
Clara Ravenscroft
Gladys Major
Evan DeHaven
Pinochle Club Meets at Mrs Shafer's Home
Mrs Clara Shafer hosted the Pinochle club on Thursday afternoon November 27 at her home. After a dessert luncheon, prizes were awarded to Mrs Lola Evans Miss Martha Lapke and Mrs John Cook for card games played during the meeting.
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Orient
Specialia
Clara Shafer
Lola Evans
Martha Lapke
John Cook
Drunks Jailed Longer In Sioux Falls Holiday Case
In Sioux Falls on a holiday period, Shige Ransom Gibbs told George Herrick of Sioux Falls and Edward Ketwig of Lennox that a 40 day jail term would keep them out of trouble. Both pleaded guilty to public intoxication in municipal court.
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Sioux Falls
Shige Ransom Gibbs
George Herrick
Edward Ketwig
Lennox
Farmer Gives Thanks For Good Neighbors Harvest Crew
Frank Arneson of Garfield Township near Tulare thanked neighbors who harvested his cane crop last week. Sixteen men with 10 teams worked on his farm while their wives prepared a lunch. Arneson, in poor health, plans to enter a veterans hospital.
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Tulare
Frank Arneson
Garfield’ Township
Here
Arneson
Veterans’ Hospital
De Smet Homemakers Hold Literary Program
Mrs. J. M. Warkentin hosted the Homemakers Extension Club meeting with a program of book reviews including The Millionaire Baby by Mrs. Combs The Christ of the Indian Road by Mrs. James Davis The Return to Religion by Mrs. McCoy Hans Brinker by Mrs. Warkentin and Consulting Rooms by Mrs. Cecil Munson Lunch followed the reviews in De Smet on the evening of November 27.
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de Smet Club
DE Smet
Specia
J. M. Warkentin
Homemakers Extension Club
Combs
James Davis
McCoy
Hans Brinker
Warkentin
Cecil Munson
December 31 Deadline for Wheat Government Loans
Faulk County farmers face December 31 as the final day to apply for government loans on wheat. Thirty-five storage loans and 584 warehouse loans have been approved on the 1939 crop, totaling 199,108 bushels sealed in local and terminal elevators. Some loans remain pending and a number of farmers have not yet applied.
Faulkton School Band Opens Season With First Concert
The Faulkton school band gave its first concert of the season Friday evening in the school gymnasium. Members who also played at the Aberdeen mass concert last Sunday afternoon appeared with the group. The girls glee club directed by Miss Otella Solheim sang two selections.
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Faulkton
Aberdeen
Otiella Solheim
Faculty Thanksgiving Dinner Held at Selveg
Sne viall Supt and Mrs Howerd entertained the school faculty at a six o'clock Thanksgiving dinner last Thursday in Wellington.
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Wellington
Howerd
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