Hobo Day plans take shape at State College event
Brookings October 13 plans for the State College Hobo Day celebration on October 29 were announced by S. H. Johnson secretary of the Junior and Senior Chambers of Commerce. Committees will cover traffic, parking, publicity, decorations, and visitor services for an expected 20,000 visitors.
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Brookings
Chambers of Commerce
State College
S. H. Johnson
Jor
Charles Grenkel
J. J. Connelly
Cref
Weul
Aren E. Donelson
State Colles Journalism Department
Will
Charles FL Vf. Mitchell
Cdilor
The
Laookings Auguster
R.A. Turner
Brookings County Press
Car
Christunser Ploysl Poole
Chuck Bowers
M. Olson
Main Avenue
Olson
Irvin Quail
Charles Poole
Wndfall
Con Ikke
Russell Cote
le A. Lambert
al Biecke
BR. BR. Blauert
Weekend visitors in Frankfort
Frankfort weekend crowd included Helen Phillips and Arlene Reynakds visiting relatives. Arthur Chase also traveled to Frankfort. Arlene studies at Hele Dakiuta Wehan and Arthur is listed as a Vernon resident.
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Frankfort
Helen Phillips
Arlene Reynakds
Arthur Chase
Arlene
Arthur
Vernon
Feather
Skeletons Dug Up At S F Airport Identified Yet
In Sioux Falls on October 14 skeletons of three unidentified humans were found by workmen grading a new municipal airport runway. The graves lie 100 yards east of a farm house, about four feet deep, with no accompanying relics. Doctors avoided guessing whether remains are White or Indian. one expert suggested a minimum 75 years burial, sparking necrology study.
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S.F
Sioux Falls
J. H. Ruvand
Miller PEO Chapter Meets At Bard Home Op
The Miller PEO chapter met at Mrs. I G Bard's home Monday afternoon for a regular session. Mrs. W G Redmond reviewed The Yearling by Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings. Plans were made to attend a rec iprogity luncheon at the Marvin Flughitt Hotel in Huron Oct 24. Regents were served from trays by Mrs. Bard. Mrs. John Redmond of A Sioux City was a guest.
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Bard
John Redmond
A. Sioux Ci
Miller Women's Club Holds First Meeting
Miller Oct 19 The Miller Women's Club opened its activities for the year with Mrs Jussell Bard presiding. The group read the Club Women's Crowd in unison. Mrs W G Reemond reported on the State Convention of the Federated Women's Clubs at Brookings. A six member committee served punch and refreshments.
State Dairy Team Wins Fourth Place at Columbus
South Dakota dairy judging team finished fourth at the national contest in Columbus, Ohio, trailing Ontario Agricultural College Guelph Ontario Canada and Iowa State College Ames Iowa and University of Minnesota. Merrill Siglin of Webster was top among the state team and sixth overall.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Columbus
Ohio
Unis
Ontario Agricultural College of
Wedding and visit reports from multiple towns
Local notes from Wellington and surrounding areas record travelers and visitors. Andrew Bjordai and spouse returned from Chicago after attending a wedding on October first. Clara Bell Mortenson and Anna Mortenson visited their parents in Wellington while attending school and traveling from Sioux Falls and California. Mrs Vernon Hanson and Jesse Eldon joined Lary Landers on a Watertown visit after calls in Frankfort. Mrs A C Ruddyle departed Wellington for Red Wings Minnesota for roughly ten days.
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Wellington
Clara Bell Mortenson
Sioux Fall
Anna Mortenson
California
Chris Mortenson
Watertown
Bankfort
Vernon Hanson
Jesse Eldon
Lary Landers
Frankfort
Minnesota
A. C. Ruddyle
Red Wings
Minn
Bureau Places 176 Teachers Vermillion Oct 13
Bureau of Teachers Appointments at the University of South Dakota placed 176 teachers in positions last year. An enrollment of 221 in the bureau, 28 entered teaching, 16 did not obtain positions. Of those placed, 11 were in college, 119 in high schools, 46 in grade schools, with median high school salaries $900 and grade salaries $800.
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Vermillion
Bureau of
University of South Dakota
Gladys M. Morrissy
Bureau
Bureau of Teachers
Bureau 11
Wessington YWCA Officers Meet at Home of Eva De Haven
Wessington notes report Miss Harriat Carson YWCA secretary from Huron met with Miller and Wessington YWCA officers at Eva De Haven home in Wessington. Attendees included Miller WGA cabinet members and advisor Miss Voda Miller, Wessington cabinet members and advisors, Mrs De Haven, Miss Mary Frances Pugh, and the Wessington Council with extra guests Mrs Barrett and Miss Jean Lewis from Huron. Plans for the year discussed followed by lunch.
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Wessing
Nurses Convene in Pierre for State Meetings Oct 17
Annual conventions of the South Dakota State Nurses association and the South Dakota State League of Nursing Education will be held in Pierre October 17 to 20. Out of state speakers include Alma Scott Dr Thurman Rice Ruth Houlto Lona Trait Margaret Hinstein Edith Brown among others. Local leaders Dr J D Wee Viola Russell Dr T F Rigs Sister M Desideria and the Sacred Heart Nursing School will participate.
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Bkumirlass
South Dakota State Nurses’ Association
South Dakota State League of Nursing Education
Pierre
Alma Scott
American Nurses’ Association
Thurman Rice
Bureau of Health
I State Board of Health
Ruth Houlto
National Organization of Publlic Health Nursing
Lona Trait
Ingtruttor
Sacred Heart School of Nursing
Yankton
IOOF Jamboree at Madison October 20
Madison Lodge No 20 will host lodges from South Dakota northwestern Iowa and southwestern Minnesota for the second annual jamboree in Madison on October 20 announced today. Last year’s gathering drew 500 members. Degree work features Ashton Lodge 48 Harmony Lodge 56 Springfield Lodge 7 and James River Lodge 32. A banquet will be served by Madison Rebekahs.
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Madison
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
South Dakota
Towa
Minnesota
Ashton
Harmony
Sioux Fo
Springfield
Tames River
Huron
Madison Rebekohs
Spearfish Druggist Otto Uhlig Dies of Heart Attack
Otto Uhlig, about 52, longtime Spearfish druggist and president of the Spearfish Commercial Club, died at his home Tuesday afternoon of a heart attack. Found by his wife, he had retired from the drug business but planned to return to his old shop. He was active in civic affairs and held Masonic and Knight Templar affiliations. survived by his widow and three sisters.
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Spearfish
Otto Uhlig
Uhlig
Anal
Funeral Held For Mrs. Charles Brown
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. Charles Brown who died at home in Rock Rapids la The Rev Charles E Wilcox of Huron preached the sermon at the home of her son Walter and burial was in Evendale Cemetery beside the body of her husband who died several years ago Relatives present included Ruth Brown of Ret Rapids and her sons Harold and Walter Brown of Woonsocket Mrs Bussie Brown Kruse a daughter living in California was unable to be here for the funeral
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Charles Brown
Rock Rapids
Charles E. Wilcox
Huron
Pierre pilots and airport managers plan meeting
Pierre October 18. A meeting of South Dakota pilots and airport managers will be held in Pierre on October 23 to organize a pilots association. T. B. Roberts Jr., chairman of the state aeronautics commission, announced the plan. An official of the Civil Aeronautics Authority will be invited to speak.
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Pierre
South Dakota
T. B. Roberts, Jr
State Aeronautics Commission
Civil
Visitors Return to Highmore from Davenport
Mrs Charles Cutler and Miss Helen Torr of Davenport Iowa arrive in Highmore Wednesday morning for a visit after staying at Melbourne homes in Hyde County. The sisters are former Hyde County teachers. Mrs H P Hemmingson accompanies them to Town City and will visit at the home of her son-in-law and daughter Dr and Mrs H J Thornton.
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Highmore
Charles Cutler
Helen ‘Torr
Davenport
Towa
Jay
Melbourn
Hyde County
H. P. Hemmingson
Town City
H. J. Thornton
Trees That Temper the Western Winds at Mitchell Farm
Mitchell farmer Ed Casey saved a spring 1935 blown-out operation by shelterbelts now housing watermelons. The Forest Service reports shelterbelts in North Dakota to the Texas Panhandle survive 63 to 70 percent, with trees reaching twenty feet tall in three years. no irrigation used, but correct planting and seed quality matter.
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Mitchell
Prairie States Forestry Project
The
Forest Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Ed Casey
Mitchells
Casey
North Dakota
Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Okmi
Texas Panhandle
Amarillo
Forest Service promotes windbreak planting and seed origin
Foresters emphasize regional seed for shelterbelts as trees adapt over generations. The Forest Service plans to plant 6,000 miles of windbreaks in 1939, needing about eight and a half acres per 100-acre farm. Free bulletin Trees that Temper the Western Winds available from Prairie Status Forestry Project Lincoln Nebraska.
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Forest Service
Prairie Status Forestry Project
U. S. Forest Service
Lincoln
Nebraska
For
Fragmentary government department listing
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Rev Marsden to Speak at Bancroft Service
Rev Robert Marsden of Pail Suni will address the Presbyterian Churches of Bancroft and Manchester, outlining progress of Home and Foreign Missions Committees. He will deliver the regular Sunday sermon, Bancroft service starting at noon after Manchester at 10:30 a.m. Marsden is on a four church tour across Iowa Nebraska and the Dakotas.
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Bancroft Bancroft
Pail Suni
Robert Delphia
Bancroft
Home and Foreign Missions
Manchester
Marsdan
Presbyterian Churches of America
Wiseson
Iowa
Nebraska
The
Dakotas
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