Memorial for Dr Seymour at Northern State Teacher College
Aberdeen October memorial honors Dr A H Seymour vice president and head of social science who died two weeks ago. College president Dr C G Lawrence led the program with tribute, student speaker Phyllis Roberts recalled his teaching and character, and a Seymour Memorial Fund loans program was outlined to aid financially needy students.
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Aberdeen
A. H. Seymour
Northern State Teacher's College
C. G. Lawrence
Lawrence
Seymour
Kingsbury County
Phyllis Roberts
Proront
John F. Murphy
Seymour Memoril
Redfield FFA Initiates 25 New Members
Redfield FFA inducted 25 new members Monday at the school building. Initiation involved a saw and wooden stake drill, followed by the chapter ritual led by Carroll Andersen president and officers under flags and symbols. Pheasant shooting praised with ideal weather and plentiful birds.
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Redfield
Secprdaieencyfield
Carroll Andersen
Ed Mianick
Delmar Eagmoenn
Varney Bancroft
Washington
Lester Ames
Diggins
Tuesday Night Club Reorganized in Wellington Event
The Tuesday Night Club in Wellington was reorganized at a party hosted by Mrs. Clarence Elye. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lorang won high score prizes while Mr. and Mrs. Jim Garner took the consolation award. The hostess served lunch.
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Wellingoton
Clarence Elye
Lawrence Lorang
Jim Garner
Hawaiian Freshman Worried By Winter
Brookings October 15 Jack Dunn a Hawaiian freshman at State College finds the new season prompts marvels at fall and snow and watches the change of weather. He kicked barefoot to punt during football drills and learned of the school through visitor Andy Sundstrom from Beresford. Dunn specializes in horticulture and plans to teach in Hawaii after graduation.
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Dunn
State College
Brookings
Honolulu
Andy Sundstrom
Beresford
State
Jack
Hawaii
Pederson Addresses Clark Garden Club on Roses and Exhibits
In Clark on Oct 15 K Pederson spoke at the Clark County Garden Club meeting on a 31 year study of roses. He noted his yard roses planted 32 years ago bloom yearly and described mower raising as his hobby. The group discussed planting care and division of oriental poppies and preparations for the State Fair exhibit.
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Pederson
Clark Garden Club
Clark
K Pederson
Clark County
Ordin Lien
Clark County Booth
Charley Benike
Garden Club
Clark Commercial Club
Ralph Dunham, Jr
Frank Thom
Getty- Heben
J. A. Frederickson
Future Farmers Meet Redfield Discuss Leadership Skills
Five FFA chapters from Wessington Wolsey Northville St Lawrence and Hitchcock attended a district meeting in Redfield to discuss leadership. W P Beard state supervisor of vocational agriculture spoke as chapter advisers introduced officers. B V Diggins president of the state agriculture association and district chair presided. Local members provided lunch and more conferences will follow at other schools. Mrs Ada Lambert arrives from Hermosa to visit Mrs Clifford Gardner in Wellington.
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Future Farmers
Redfield Redfield
Future Farmers of America
Redfield
Wessington
Wolsey
Northville
St. Lawrence
Hitchcock
W. P. Beard
Voca- Honal Agriculture
B. V. Diggins
State Agriculture Association
North Gental District
Prep Bands To Join Hobo Day Parade at State College
Brookings reports at least three of the state’s high school bands that won superior ratings last spring will march in the mile long Hobo Day parade at State College on Oct 15. Bands expected include Sioux Falls Class A winner Flandroo Class B winner and Tripp. South Shore Class C winner may attend.
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Brookings
State College
Sioux Falls
Flandreau
Tripp
South Shore
C. W.pugsley
Carl Christensen
Maurice Vick
Quinn
Vick
Poole Hostess Welcomes Tuesday Club Meeting
Mrs Kathryn Poole hosted the Tuesday Club as Frances Carey discussed the newest national park in the Smoky Mountains. Gertrude Pigney read The Little Black Hen and Vernie Kier led the English lesson. Lunch followed. The group will meet October 27 with Mrs Matie Eckert.
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Poole
Blunt
Specia
Kathryn Poole
Frances Carey
Smoky Mountains
Gertrude Pigney
Vernié Kier
Matie Eckert
Steward Family Visits In Wellington From Ohio And North Dakota
Avery Steward of Colombo and Mr and Mrs John Steward of Big Springs along with Ned Bert Steward and Curtis of Hamilton Ohio visited Wellington after visiting a sister in Jamestown North Dakota. They were joined by their aunt Mrs Josephina Peterson and cousin Mrs Oscar Hultman during the trip.
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Wellington
Avery Steward
Colombo
John Steward
Big Springs
Ned
Bert Steward
Curtis
Hamilton
Ohio
Josephina Peterson
Oscar Hultman
Jamestown
N. D
Berry Seeks Missouri River Power for South Dakota
Governor Tom Berry spoke to a large crowd in Mobridge on Tuesday night proposing Missouri River development to supply irrigation and cheap power. He argued new power would attract manufacturing and reduce costs for South Dakota towns.
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Berry
Mobridge
Tom Berry
Missouri River
South Dakota
Missouri
Washburn Leaving Highmore Pastorate
The Rev. J. E. Washburn leaves the Highmore Methodist Church after four years to take a new pastorate in Winner. He and his wife spent 17 years in Bolivia and have held pastorates in Clark, Alpena Virgil, and Highmore Harrold. The Rev. Walter S. Van will assume duties at Highmore and Harrold, arriving Saturday.
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Washburn
Highmore
J. E. Washburn
New York
Bolivia
American Institute
la Paz
South Dakota
Washburns
Clark
Alpena-Virgil
Highmore- Harrold
Walter S. van
Chamberlain
Harrold
Ten Try For Wolsey Declamation Honors
Ten Wolsey High School students auditioned for the declamatory contest in three divisions oratory drama and poetry under supervision of Misa Clarkce Ashley. The local contest is set for the first week of November in the high school auditorium with the district contest in Miller on November 19. FELHABER INJURED BLUNT
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Wolsey
Wolsey High School
Misa Clarkce Ashley
Miller
Hutchinson Herald Publisher John Headley Dies of Heart Attack
John S Headley long time Hutchinson Herald editor and South Dakota resident since 1882 died at home from a heart attack. He began newspaper work in 1900 after farming and teaching. He was honored as honorary president at a 1934 South Dakota press convention. Survived by widow three sons and four daughters. Headley once estimated wealth at seven million dollars in an editorial. The Alpena chorus in practice at high school uses new chorus books with two songs Jingle Jingle Jack and In the Time of Roses.
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Hutchinson Herald
John, S. Headley
Hutchinson, Herald
South Dakota
Headley
South Dakota Press Association
Granville
Parkston
Menno
the Herald
Alpena Chorus
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Huron
South Dakkota
Northern Normal
Manchester
Gardner Wellington
Ada Lambert
Hermosa
Mra
Clifford Gardner
Aan
Gamble Stores
Ad Wolter
Buren, AD
Felhaber
Blunt Advocate
Martin
Rhia
Lene
Calvert Distillers Cor
Calvert's
Calvert
Calvert Ofstilleries
Baltimore
Louis
Coir
Ble
Cmry Sith
Ritz Carlton
Atantic City
Atlantic City
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