Girl Scouts Host Halloween Safety Drive Party
The Girl Scouts plan a Halloween party at the Presbyterian Church on October 29 from 7:30 to 10:30 PM with several leaders hosting activities. Betty Hiatt Louise Il Kathryn Bal and others organize games and treats with meetings at various homes arranging the event.
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Presbyterian Church
Uly
Shirley Jean
Betty Hiatt
Louise i l
Kathryn Bal
Dorothy School
Viola Dugdale
Dorothy el
Carol Bigelow
Wanda
Lorraine Anderson
Darlene Stam
Jances Crown
Shirleen Stan
Dane Lippert
Elaine
Morningside Jollies Hold October Meeting at Christensen Home
The Morningside Jollies met October 22 at Ruth Christensen's home. Lois Boldt led games. officers were elected: Maxine Carpenter president, Deloris Boldt vice president, Wanda Carpenter secretary, Ruth Christensen reporter. Halloween party plans and 4-H banquet prep discussed. Visitors Mrs. William Kettleson and Mrs. Bertha Christensen attended. Next meeting to be at Mrs. Ed Boldt's home.
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Morningside Jollies
Ruth Christensen
Lois Boldt
Tkst
Maxine Carpenter
Deloris Boldt
Wanda Carpenter
William Kettleson
Bertha Christensen
Lynch
Ed Boldt
Invest Girls In Lakotah Troop 1
A meeting of the Girl Scouts of Lakota Troop 1 at a Congregational Church included songs, a game of Girl Scout laws, and patrol time. Five girls Sally Dwyer Dorothy Turner Marie Fritz Mary Lane Hall and Phyllis Smith were invested. The meeting ended with Taps and plans for a Halloween party and a court of honor were discussed by the second class girls.
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Girl Scouts
Ot Lakota Troop 1
Sally Dwyer
Dorothy Turner
Marie Fritz
Mary Lane Hall
Phyllis Smith
Daris Merry Reilly
Farm Buying Power Increases 8 Points In S. D. Last Month
South Dakota agricultural buying power rose eight points from August 15 to September 15, 1938, per State College Agricultural Economics Department. State farm price level stood at 107 prewar, with buying at 87 percent of prewar. Prices for living costs were estimated at 122, same as August 1938. In South Dakota, farming buying power was 87 percent of prewar.
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S. D
Brookings
Sousa Dakota
State College Agricultural Economics Department
Bureau of Agricuural Economics
U. S. Department of Agriculture
South Dakota
Forestburg School Carnival Planned At Evening
In Forestburg the school schedules a carnival Friday night at the school house with a one act play, musical numbers, games of skill, picture gallery, tea room and athletic show. Seventh and eighth graders study early explorers in Foster District No 1 under Joseph Greenan while Caryl Westerberg notes the six week history emphasis is very interesting.
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Foster District No
Joseph Greenan
Caryl] Westerberg
The
Lindy League
Forestburg
Tiger Day Plans At Huron High School Homecoming
Student council under A. D. Shepersky plans Huron High School Tiger Day homecoming on November 4. A detailed program will be released soon. Mitchell Kulawik, president, appointed committee heads for coronation Miss Wave Larson assembly D. Shep shaw George Dekletz and others.
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Huron High School
A. D. Shepersky
Mitchell Kulawik
Coronation
Wave Larson
D. Shep+ shaw
George Dekletz
Danca
Plans For Safety Tag Day Highlights Youth Involved
Beadle County joins South Dakota Safety Committees in a tag day sale to fund safety work. Junior Girl Scouts, under their executive committee and Miss Dorothy School, will sell the approved safety button Saturday morning October 29.
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Beadle County
South Dakota
H. W. Markey
Beadle County Safety Council
Miss Dorothy School
Girl Scouts
Farmers Discontent Could Help Republicans In Congress
Indianapolis Oct 27 Republican national chairman John D M Hamilton predicted farmer discontent with the New Deal would yield GOP gains this fall from 36 to 45 seats in the House and six Senate seats with gubernatorial wins in several large and several smaller states He cited Wisconsin where he believed the party could unseat Democrat Sen Ryan Duffy due to crop reduction and low prices from foreign imports Red Cross Drive To Start Next Tuesday Miller Oct 27 Special The opening roll call is tentatively set for Nov 1 with county workers meeting Oct 29 to distribute materials Chairmen named in all three townships and 30 of 39 workers return from last year Livestock Exchange List Is Available Miller Oct 27 Special The Hand County list compiled by the county agent is ready will be mailed or picked up at Miller Ree Heights Payne Wayland St Lawrence Ames Danforth Burdette Polo stores Copies available at several outlets The list covers breeding stock in cattle hogs sheep and poultry and is mailed on request see rv T A MEETING FRANKFORT Oct 27 Special The Frankfort P T A met in the school gym Monday with a program by Mrs L H Peterson Mrs G Olson and R Hackett Lynch served by committee headed by Mrs Paul Baird
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Indianapolis
John D. M. Hamilton
Ryan Duffy
Wisconsin
Red Cross
Miller
Sohn Hingin
Bond County Red Cross
Campbell
Plato
Pearl
Ree Heights
Payne’s
Wayland
St. Lawrence
Farm Union
Ames
Danforth
Burdette
Polo
Rv. T. A
Frankfort
L. H. Peterson
G. Olson
R. Hackett Lynch
Paul Baird
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Marvin Mortimer
Girli
Riverside
Stkakawea
Elena
Lois
Peck
Ruth Christensens
H.S
Hitchcock
High School Band Association
Salet
Arly
Goode Tarbour
Storm West
Rite
Salel Wool
Sale! Men
Salel Men
Fabrica
Fine Mills
Super Walves
Zicmesteader Jrs
Rockford
Gow
Rockforda
Unionouite
Wardoleum
America
Axminsters
Wards
Western Field Repeating Shotgun
Spd
Hloon
Montgomery
Ne’ LY
ARR
Ark
Redfield
Watertown
Twin Cities
Chicago
Vin Hughitt
VICE
Otel
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