Recognition for Brown county 4-H clubs banquet honors
Recognition for 4-H club achievements was given at the Brown county annual banquet in Aberdeen. More than 159 attendees heard toast master Chester Gullickson of Bath and presentations by County Agent W. E. Dittmer and home agent Esther Taskerud. Delegates heading to the national 4-H club congress in Chicago were Austin Wisdalend Clayton Feser and Marian Bonde. Hazel Wilson received the gold medal as county champion girls’ record holder. Entertainment included a stair step dance skit directed by Ruth Allen and performances from Patty Burke Vaughn Larson Corrine Amsden and others. Fr. M. Jones presented motion pictures of the Pickerel Lake 4-H club.
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Aberdeen
Brown County
City Auditorium
Chester Gullickson
Bath
Ce Sperry
Sing
Chicago
Austin Wisdal End
Clayton Feser
Birrenkott
Richard Hart
Don Klinger
Irme Dahme
Janet Feeley
Fr. M. Jones
Pickerel Lake
Purebred Aberdeen Angus Herd Gift To 4-H Boy
A herd of four Aberdeen-Angus heifers and a young bull from top bloodlines will be awarded to the outstanding 4-H club boy in the United States at the International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago January 8. The herd, part of the Golden Jubilee of the American Aberdeen-Angus Breeders Association, includes cattle from Ames Plantation Grand Junction Mennesea Briarcliff Farms Pine Plains Newark La Fayette Indiana Congdon & Battles Yakima Washington Mercer County Illinois and the Aberdeen-Angus Breeders Association. The winner must be at least 15, have three years 4-H work, have bred at least one cow, live on a suitable farm, have parental cooperation, and a strong 4-H record. Selection was by the national committee on 4-H and Girls Club Work.
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United States
Chicago
Mennessea
Briarcliff Farms, Inc
Pine Plains
Newark
Farms
la Fayette
Indiana
Congdon É& Battles
Yakima
Washingtor
Mercer County
Ilinois
Aberdeen-An
Pictures Teach Pupils About Various Types at Sheffield
An eighth grade pupil recounts Miss Emma an, a Sheffield teacher, discussing picture types with students. The class explored history and religious pictures, and the lesson broadened their understanding and appreciation for art.
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Sheffield
Emma An
Annie Arbelter
Boy Describes Day Playing At Home
Donald Barton of Whittier schol Val ly No 2 coached by Miss Kretchmer gives an account of a Sunday. He and his brothers played with a pony and cart then rode to the barn to try flips. On the way home Doyle and he drove cattle and did chores before turning in tired from a day of play.
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Donald Barton
Whittier Schol
Vally No
Miss Kretchmer
Dimmer
Doyle F
Pupils Praise School Newspaper Initiative
Delbert Steele reports that Spring Valley students enjoy the new school paper. He, a pupil of Miss Vera Smith, says the publication offers timely stories and state happenings of interest to boys and girls.
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Delbert Steele
Valley School
Citizens Paper
Delbert ‘Steele
Vera Smith
Fifth graders study outlining in Spring Valley class
The Spring Valley class for fifth grade, taught by Mise Smith, studies outlining and historical figures Robert Fulton and Daniel Boone. Students say outlining will aid in oral talks and written stories as part of their history lesson.
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Spring Valley
Ibert Steel
Robert Fulton
Daniel “Boone
Mise Smith
Daniel ‘Boone
Fulton
Florence Halbur Reviews 4 H Work and Leadership
Florence Halbur recounts four years in Virgil 4 H Foods, detailing first club formation at the school house with Miss Sara L. Dewing, progress in sewing cooking and dairy foods, participation in Junior Short Course at Brookings, and leadership of the Virgil 4 H Foods club to start a new year of programs. She urges nonmembers to organize clubs.
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Florence Halbur
Sara L. Dewing
Huron
B. F. Barthel
Brookings
Virgil 4-H
Barthel
Story of the Pilgrims by Hita Welty
An eighth grade pupil explains the Separatists who left England to escape religious persecution. They fled to Holland then sought America aboard the Mayflower after a failed Speedwell voyage. The piece notes their voyage with 102 passengers aboard and a return to land due to leaks.
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Hita Welty
Sheffield
Mig van
England
Holland
Am‘rica
America
Pilgrims Reach Plymouth Rock and Establish Compact
Miles Standish leads the Mayflower to land in Plymouth Massachusetts. The group signs the Mayflower Compact and endures storms and famine before settling with aid from local Indigenous people. The first Thanksgiving follows, marking colonial beginnings in Plymouth, Mass.
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Miles Standish
Plymouth Rock
Plymouth
Mass
Massachusetts
Great Stone Face Studied At Edison School
In the eighth grade class at Edison school, students study Hawthorne's The Great Stone Face. Miss Mae Gutzler teaches the group as they read about one third of the tale and express interest in the story.
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Edison
Reading Books At Edison Pupils Hear Minerva Series
Ella Gross reports Miss Lyla Mae Guizler read Miss Minerva's Baby to Edison pupils. The class discusses Miss Minerva stories by Sampson. They note the books cover white and negro people in Memphis Tennessee. A Thanksgiving tale by Mrs Lawrence Slepiskas was shared by a second grader’s mother.
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Edison
Lyla ‘Mae Guizler
Miss Minerva
Lawrence Slepiskas
Farm Patrol Elects Officers at Hughes Home Meeting
The Flying Eagle Farm Patrol met at Frank Hughes home with all members and two visitors. Scoutmaster Mr. Andrews taught signaling and first aid. Frank Hughes elected patrol leader and Lawrence Youngs as scribe. Meeting lasted 2:30 to 4:30 PM. Next gathering set for Lawrence Youngs home on Wednesday November 28.
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Farm Patrol
Hughes
Flying Eagle Farm Patrol
Frank Hughes
Mr. Andrews
Lawwrence Youngs
Lawrence Youngs
Recovery After Emergency Appendectomy At Miller Hospital
Everett Williams is reported to be recovering satisfactorily from an emergency appendectomy performed at Miller hospital Saturday. The Wheaton Ladies Aid bazaar and supper, held at Burdetto hall, was described as a success with strong community turnout and support.
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Miller
Navy
Everett Williams
Miller Hospital
Roast Chicken Recipes and Weather Report in Erwin
Help Yourself And Lend A-Hand. Roast chicken guidance includes stuffing variations like Bread, Nut, Oyster, Prune and Apple, and Celery stowage. The piece notes November peak season for real roasting birds and includes a damp cloudy weather report for Erwin with rain beneficial to farmers.
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Erwin
Discarded Suits Form Surplus Garment Aid
Mrs. C C Swartout, Buffalo county women's work director, repurposes surplus Marine Corps dress coats into children’s garments. She sent samples to Washington at John Collier’s request, with plans to manufacture more for Crow Creek Indian reservation in Buffalo county. Local federal sewing projects will produce the clothing, featuring blue and bright red garments such as a girl’s blazer, tam, dress, bloomers, coat, mittens, and waist su pport.
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Gann Valley
C C. Swartout
Buffalo County
United States ‘Marine Corps
John Collier
Indian Affairs
P. T. A. Cooperates With S. D. Teachers
Mrs. Gleane R. McArthur, South Dakota P T A publicity chairman, confirms strong cooperation between the South Dakota Congress of Parents and Teachers and the South Dakota Educational Association. The group supports child welfare in homes and schools and notes the P T A has adopted the children's charter from Hoover White House talks. Emphasis centers on a suitable school a good education and understanding community.
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South Dakota Congress of Parents and Teachers
South Dakota Educational Association
Gleane R. McArthur
Huron
Parent-Teachers Association
South Dakota
McArthur
South Dakota P. T. A
Hoover
White House
Evelyn Rupinek
Mitchell Recital to Open Dakota Wesleyan Arts Course
Tomford Barris of Chicago, brilliant young American pianist, will appear in recital in the Methodist church auditorium Thursday in December. This recital opens the five numbers of the Dakota Wesleyan artists course.
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Mitchell
Tomford Barris
Chicago
Methodist Church
Dakota Wesleyan
Burns Attend Brother's Funeral In Iowa
Dr and Mrs P E Burns traveled to Hornick Iowa to attend the funeral of his brother. They had recently returned from visiting him.
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Alpena
P. E. Burns
Hornick, Iows
Sloan Named Head of Phi Delta Kappa
Superintendent W F Sloan of Spearfish elected president for the coming year at the Phi Delta Kappa national convention in Omaha Nebraska November 16 10. L M McCoy of Lennox re elected secretary treasurer as the state is divided into four districts to improve meeting access. Chairman districts named four vice presidents to lead them. The group aims to promote education through leadership research and service.
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C. A. Beaver
Yankton
Episcopal Parish
M. McCoy
Lennox
Ieee
Omaha
Neb
W. F. Sloan
Spearfish
L. M. McCoy
Dean M. W. Hyde
Dakota Wesleyan
Phi. Delta Kappa
Evelyn Lupinek
Massed Orchestra Opens Concert With Verdi Triumphal March
The massed orchestra at Huron College Auditorium performed Verdi s Triumph al March from Aida opening the program. Also played were Grieg s Peer Gynt Suite and Liszt s Liebestraum. Conductors C B Franklin and Paul E Franklin led the performances with a novel coach horn feature. High schools from Huron Brookings Madison Redfield Woonsocket Clark Miller Pierre Letcher and Alpena contributed to the 150 piece ensemble.
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Verdi
Huron College
Grieg
Lizst
Paul E. Franklin
Huron
C. B. Franklin
Brooklyn
Brookings
Madison
Redfield
Woonsocket
Clark
Miller
Pierre, Letcher and
Alpena
Roberta Applegate
Commercial teachers luncheon attracts about 100 attendees
About 100 teachers attended a Commercial Luncheon at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel on Monday. Officers named include President Merle Trickey of Aberdeen, Vice President Fidelis Walter of Sioux Falls, Secretary Carrie Hansony of Madison, Treasurer Almeda St Clair Travis of Pierre, and Dorothy Travis.
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Marvin Hughitt
Merle Trickey
Aberdeen
Fidelis Walter
Sioux Falls
Carrie Hansony
Madison
Dorothy Travis
Pierre—Almeda St. Clair
Alpena Pupils Enjoy Vacation While Teachers Attend IDEA Convention
Alpena pupils are on vacation this week while teachers travel to attend the IDEA convention in Huron.
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DEA
Huron
Alpena
Alpena School
IDEA
Toy Making Contest Opens at Erwin Cash Store
Erwin cash store sponsored by P J Kussman invites all boys and girls under 16 to enter a toy making contest. Entry period ends December 15.
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Erwin
Erwin Cash Store
P. J. Kussman
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Evelyn Hortengel
Aid
S. D
Huesgen’s Jewelry Shop
Sloan
Phi Delta Kappa
Dakota Avenue
National Bank of Huron
Booth and Counter Service
S.D.E.A
Delite Shop
Karmelkorn
Marvla Bughitt
Third Street
Reiss AL
Sylvia
Rogers’ Bros
Green Lantern
National Bank of Huron Annex
I Newberry Bldg
Humphrey
State Theater
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